Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-12-08
BUTCHER|NG EXPERT
WILL VISIT EXTRA
Will Make Demonstrations
in Butchering, Cutting
and Curing Meat

AAS SSlAOS Va ACluOllS C1UlOllS SUI
ected for next week on meat
: butchering, Gu ting and curing will
be popular affair for every one.
: The farmers are enthusiastic about
) them and many people from the
towns expect to attend them.
The farmers are especially inter
ested in the curing and cutting
ipart of the demonstration. The
meeting affords the opportunity
for every one to improve on the
matter of cutting carcasses. Farm
ers are pretty wellagreed that they
get carcasses cut so they are edible
yet they say that they would like
to know how to do it correctly as
they feel that it ism t as hard to do
it the right way and that often
times valuable cuts are spoiled by
Improper cutting.
| There will be considerable time
spent in demonstrating the curing
of meats. The demonstrator will
bring out the practical and efficient
methods of home curing and pre-
serving meats. There are great
losses now sustained annually in
Iowa through poorly cured meats.
| The town people believe it will
be worth while to attend these
demonstrations as they will be able
to become familiar with the differ
ent cuts which will greatly assist
them in selecting meat at the meat
market, as we'll as to be of great
benefit to them in case they should
ever want to do butchering, cut
ting and curing carcasses for their !.
own use. From an economical
standpoint it would pay even for
town people to do their own butch
erlng.
Everybody is invited and a
special Invitation is extended to
the ladies to attend the cutting
and curing demonstrations.
The butchering will be done at
the Roy Hensley farm, just west
OF Extra, Tuesday, December 18th,
at 900 a. n.
The cutting and curing at the
same place Wednesday, December
l4th, at 80 p. m.
Note that the two meetings are
on different days as the carcasses
must be cooled before the cutting
and curing can be done.
1t is planned to butcher a beef,
few>hogs and lamb if possible.
Remember, Tuesday morning for
the butchering and Wednesday af-
ternoon for the cutting and curing.
The following program was given
at the Gu He Lo Club last week:
Roll Call, Scripture Quotations;
Paper, Beauties Of Alumni by
Mrs. Clara Petersen; iGsul, "Gyp-
|sy Smiths Campaign" read by
Mrs. Carrie Boehme; Instrumental
Selection by Mrs. Edna C. Thielen
Home Economics was discussed,
"Foed' being the topic. Mrs. Mel
! lie Petersen, a new member was
present. Dinner was $ rved at noon
at the home of the hostess, Mrs.
!, Carrie Boehme.
P. A. Rasmussen and family of
! Audubon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Hansen, Sr., enjoyed lovely din
ner and. pleasant afternoon at
the Hans Mortensen home Sunday.
j. K. YandeBrake and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Andrews mo-
tored to Audubon Thursday on q
shopping tour and on Friday they
enjoyed trip to Atlantic.
Will the party who purchased
two pairs of ladies' overshoes and
one pair of child's shoes at Peter
sens two weeks ago and left Them
at the Hassenfeldt market, call at
the Petersen store and get them?
+ Miss Mae Pramer and MIR. Earl
/ Pepper were married last week at
y Mankato, Minnesota where they
will reside. She was trimmer in the
6 millinery department of the Small
:, store for three years.
e Mrs. Sorensen and brother-in-
n law, Mr.. Christensen, came from
Des Moines Friday to look after
$, their business interests here. Mrs
r Sorensen Is a sister of the late
le Peter Hassenfeldt.
le 1t is reported that Miss Berts
II Gano who formerly resided in thu
N city, is quite i'll at her home il
he Atlantic, having been bedfast 70
several weeks.