The Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 4, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 5, 1932 Page: 2 of 14
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GIVER_BY AGENT}
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atntim •***! who ia givlag di-!
NMtutratiiM sJmoM daily to *te-j
to* p*rt» «f Ito «hM; to rural,
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Hmm DMMMdratiM Ai*i><
larijMi dor preparing and mb-
■to* pHdoeto a* WtftM to Ok
departiimW hare pfavtd sueresrful
•4 after maqy teat* and will turn out
adtUfartonly if followed exactly
Jfl tlw Issue of laat work recipe*
tor preparing tote caning string
ItoHM. *p<»a- tod ton* bate* Were
riv»« and next week there wilt V
I daerrttod method* wed in csnnoMt
t4m '
YBXOW TOMATO FUSESVKS
i. t pounds of peeled fruit.
Is i 14. pound* of *8*ir ^
t t cap* of water.
£ 1-4 a*BM* of whole *inper
p 1-2 lemon (thinly tlicedi
&.M ounce stick of ctonamon.
Boil tecetber water, »u*ar, ie-
. mm and spices for fifteen minute*,j
or until 217'defrer* F. »* reached;
add fruit .< which has firit been
* aealded and peeled} gradually and
gaatiy cook (limmer) until fruit
toeome* bright and clear, ttirrin*
•Maatonally tad being carefot not
ta allow it to bum. If a therm ,
■tier ft wed, cook to 220 degree'
or 2S2 degree* T., poor Into tny*,
■tend over night, pock the, toma-
to** cold into jar* which have been
■terillxed by boiling in water for.
ten minute* and which arc
gggPggJ- THREE FRIENDS
Beijnce, Irene and CM!ot4 Feagan. at IVlroil, feel ooovlnred
Mart there w no greater man m the- work! IM'Hwm Uoaoar.
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COURTESY IS SEEN
AS CURE FOR CAR
totea Of too Chikhraptedtod with toe pmidratat tlw WWte Hauee.
r-0 motettote will only ca
codrteay wRh them aa tfley drive
their aatomatolaa along 4w higi-
wsy» of the nation ail adopt a
| policy af "live and let Oto", there
Twill be man/ fawer death* and in-j
r Juries resulting from accident*, in I
1 the opinion of insurance companie- j
engaged in writing insurance
automobiles and automobSe driv-
RESCUED IN MARRIAGE* KIDNAPING
Sue! Maybe lie Tottrre. right, 15-yrar-cte AtPtoWteN.'d, *«*•
cMsaB«awfe1^n^S
• -T-T. f m * fa tort iitettl fron her home wittout Ito baaMlfc* of to*
aod drove her to Dearborn, police adege. A letter from
parent* brought about her reoeoe.
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MILK PRODUCERS
EXPECT VICTORY
■ ':>u
the sugar, vinegar and apke*.
Drop in the whole fruit and boil
until the tomatoes become clear;
pour all mt*> tr*ys, cool quickly,,
pack cold into Jars, gtiiiin syrup
over them, seal and process.
SAl EK KRAUT
» m, »..u wu..., Sauer kraut is the clean, sound
tot, and atrahi the syrup over; product of characteristic acid fla-
tten!. Process as for other pre-jvor, obtained by the full fermcn
» To carry out this courtesy pol-
icy, the companies have suggested
! a set of common-sense rules which
they believe will be effective in
saving human life if adopted uni-
versally.
Herb are the rules:
I. Consider the right* and pri-
vileges of others. Extend your
■ courtesy to the highway,
i 2. Drive your car at a reasonable
and proper speed at alt times,
j 3. Give full and undivided at-
i tention to your driving,
i 4. Make full allowance for
weather and road condition-,
j 6. Know your "stopping dis-
{tance”.
| 6. Keep your brakes, lights and
steering mechanism in good work-
j ing order.
I 7. Don’t insist upon the "right of}
'wjjw way”. Your life is much more im- j
......: . portant.
degrees P. or in -pressure cooker x. Watch the car ahead,
for 15 minutes *t ?M degrees F. 9. Know what ia behind you.
Iir,-Cl juice is the juice of the) 10. Never pass another vehicle
kraut as it stands in the vat af-]„n a hill, curve, bridge,
ter the kraut iiai iv e i packed, grtuie crossing, or at any point
where the view is obstructed.
II. Slow down st crossings,
street intersections, schools and
other dangerous places,
12. Keep to the right and care-
fully observe road markings and
LA PORTE SENIORS
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when packed into the jars.
GREEN TOMATO FICKLE
1 gallon of green tomatoes
H 1-2 doaen large onion*
|||||| S cupfuls of brown sugar
M®?* g,pods of red pepper
‘1 pint of vlnegsr and
i- . 1 pint of water
1 tablespoon ot whole cloves
j!*X tablespoon of allspice
ri tablespoon <>f celery aeed
(crushed).
1 tablespoon of mustard aeed
2 tablespoon of ground mustard
I ? J tablespoon of whole black pr;>-
i ’ '
Kike the tomatoes and onions
thin. Sprinkle over them one-
half cupful of salt and let stand
§£ over night in a crock or enameled
veaael. Tie the pepper, cloves,-all-
11’., spire, and celery need in a cheese
• cieth bag. Slice the lemon and
chop two pepper pads very fine.
f) Drain the tomato and onion well.
Add all seasoning-exaept one pep
E.par- pod to the vinegar, then add
, th* tomato and onion. Cook for
one-half hour, stirring gently at
intervals to prevent burning. Re*
I. move spke-bag to prevent dark-
I rniftg product Pack in pint jar
i and'garoiah with slender strips of
8&t the rod pepper, placing them ver-
tkally on the oppouitc side of each
jit. Process for flteen minute.;.
SPICED GREEN TOMATOES
1% pound* of small whole green
Strain and heat to 200 degrees F.
or just under the Iwiling point.
Fill into cans and clorc immediate-
ly. If this procedure is followed
_________ ................ no cooking need be given. Ob-.l
_____ Ration, chiefly lactk, of properly j thooroughjy in cold water. Fail-
b Small green or red tomotoes1 prepared and shredded cabbages in j ure to cool saner kraut or kraut warning sigas.
may be preserved whole by this f the presence of not less Iran 1.5 juice causes the acid to attack th.
same method. The egg-shaped! per <*nt of acid, expressed cs lac- ,u~ Um,A
variety is easier to peel and handle j tic acid.
H :ttan either the small round or Keleet only mature, sound lieads
paar-siiaped tomatoes, and gives a J of cablwgf. Kemow outside j
sttrsetive finished prwluct leaves and wash, in a spray if
possible. Drain well, core and
shred. Use two and one-half
pounds of salt to each one hundred
pounds of shredded cabbage or
two ounce* of »a!t to each 5 lbs.
of cabbage. Kraut should be fer-
mented in earthenware
wooden kegs or barrels,
three inch Dyer of shredded cab-
bage and sprinkle with 4 or ^i *‘Whpn
taMespoonfuls of salt. The salt
should lie evenly distribute! j T
throughout the shredded cabbage.
If desired it may be mixed, welt
together before Hacking: When
large quantities are made the pro
portioning of salt to cabbage is
beat done by weight before pack-
ing. The distribution of two
ounces of salt with every five
tin, liberating the hydrogen and
causing a condition known as “hy-
drogen swell”.
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(Theaters
ARCADIA
Jackie Cooper, the eigth-year- „*«*••
wr[ old film star, undertakes a type
,, , ln,ai of role different from anything he
[ j had previously attempted - ' in
Feller Needs a Friend”,
| which will open Sunday a the At-
ERADICATION OF
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
- 1 cation program in North Harris
Diplomas were presented gradu-; ^ Montsimerj. countip5 „re
uiroadiates of the La Porte high school , . , ; „ ,, • , * ,
• i u laid at a meeting of stockmen and
at commencement exercises held j * *
Monday night in the school audi-1 dairy operators at the Tomball
tsrium. The commencement address! community hall Tuesday night,
was delivered by Dr. H. M. Estill,! Those taking part in the discus-
president of the Sam Houston s;on ;nrjudod Theo Burkhart, pres-
Stste Teachers college at Hunts-! ^ North Hams County
villo. . .
The baccalaureate service was I Taxpayers’ association; County-
held last Sunday morning in the j Mr R- «; Spencer; Comnussion-
La Porte Community church with j ers ^cn Reinecke and H.^ Sinir-
Dr. 0. M. Lambly, pastor, offi-
ciating.
Catherine Lyons is valedictorian
and Jennie Shiremen and Ruth
Hester co-salutatorians. Other
In this picture the screen’s neu-
.-Ht juvenile sensation has the part
of a crippled boy, with Charle*
“Chic” Sale co-starred in the oth-
er leading role of the story. It is
said to be snore gripping than
“Skippy” or "The Champ”.
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bution. Continu'- to repeat the
process. Press firmly but not too
tightly until the keg is full. Cov-
er with a board which fits down
down inside the keg and place a
heavy weight that will keep the
pjverievE?. The salt soon extracts
13. If you are going to turn to
the right, keep to the curb. If
you are going to turn to the left,
keep to the traffic lane next to
the center Of the street: *
14. Give correct hand signal be-
fore turning or stopping.
16. Always Ire ready for any
r^ency. . ^"
lb. Be extra careful when pass-
ing children or aged or infirm per- Mae Day, Glen Wall,
___________ Smith and Bill Haake.
17. Slow down when approach-
ing pedestrians. Stop if ip doubt.
18. Remember that alcohol and
gasoline do not make a good mix-
ture!
19. Familiarise yourself with
traffic regulations—and obserbe
them.
20. Treat the other fettow as
you’d like to have him treat you.
Vietory /or milk producers in
the South Texas Producers’ asso-
ciation stems a certainty now with
the announcement that upward*
of 400 producer* in Harris county
have signed the new threo-year,
contracts. ” ^ .'f h
This is announced at the of-
fice of B. E. Stallones, manager
of the association, and far more
than fifty per cent of the milk
produced in the county, is controll-
ied by the association.
Milk producers were given un-
til midnight Thursday to sign the
new contracts with the result that
about two thirds of the producers
have put their names on the dot-
ted line.
When the milk war started in
this county there were but 82 raw
milk dealers and now it is claim-
ed that there are 180 operating
in the county.
Although only less than fifty
of these producers have signed
the contract, it is estimated by
Stallones that those who have,
signed the contracts control more
than 50 per cent of the raw milk
delivered in the county.
Absolute control of most of the
milk produced means complete vic-
for the association and victory is
nearer now than at any tiibe sibce
the war started.
The producers’ association of
leading citizens’ organizations in
Houston, including the city fede-
ration of women’s clubs.
A meeting was held by the as-
sociation Wednesday night and
business in connection with the
affairs of the association, was dis-
cussed.
business is improving N
much bgtter by f«n.
From Mineral Rtf,
and daughters wi«He4
Worth. El Paw, |
and Kan Aatoaio.
Well,
'••ted l^L
CxrkS
House%Ut
Br •
“Without
Said,
‘‘These grounds
awful dead;
The trees will flourish isl
And soon will shade *3
home.”
The only safe wj
speculate in futuj
by buying your
[home. When yo«
that, you are in
your own futu
preparing for
ment and
Why pay rent?
You can buy g,]
lot in' Martift
on-the easy pay
plan. As you!
know, Martin A|
tion is the ideal
for the home of 1
man; County Attorney R. A. Po-
well of Montgomery county; Com-
missioner E. J. Damutli of Mont-
gomery county.
The meeting was called by Mr.
members of the class were Carol j Burkhart who is chairman of the
Wofnack, Evelyn Reader, Beul lh j arrangements committee.
Frier,, Ethel Mae Barrow*1 Era
MILLER RETURNS jbuTaTot in VL
FROM TEXAS TRIP dition now that
are low. You willji
regret it.
C. H. Miller, Baytown postmas-
ter, and family returned Friday
from a ten-day trip through Texas
and parts of New Mexico. Mr.
Miller . attended the Republican
State Convention at Mineral Wells, j
as a delegate from Baytown. J
The Baytown postmaster reports of
that conditions seem to be improv- f con rnmm*, ~
MARTINI
ESTATE COB
Phillip
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ling somewhat throughout the!
| state. He said today that the gen-!
f eral' attitude over the state is that >
GOO Commerce St.
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Announcing the Appointment
OF THE
f* fMMb of sugar
ptet of vinegar
taMespom of cinnamon
A teWtapooB of atbpin
2- 2 tabtespobn of allspice.
3- 2 tsbteppaoa of nue.
toaaS green fig or plum tomo-
* • -tor ttia pickle
Dorothy Peterson, Andy Shuford,
Helen Parrish, Donald Haines, Gus
Leonard and Oscar Apfel.
The action of the picture takes
place in a typical American small
town, rmd a large number of juve- ..............
er «v«i. IOC w swm esreovvo ^ ^,3,, of Jackie Cooper’s age The supporting players Tnclade
a considerable amount of juke l n ^ ^ prodoetior) | Richard Cromwell, sUr of the
from the cabbag - and this brine gtll/f ^ apiH,ar m various (lramPtir taIkie version of “Toi’abb
should rise abdve the surface of of ^ gU)ry_ j David”; Guy Kibbee, famous for
’ - his varieties of character portray- ■
gest picture role in "The Strange
Love of Molly Louvain”.
Ann Dvorak first came into ,
prominence through the splendid |
manner in which she played her
role opposite James Cagney in
"The Crowd Roars”, the stirring
racing drama. Previously she had
appeared in “Scarface” and ’’Sky
Devils” for Howard Hughes.
FRED DITTMAN CHEVROLET CO.
AS AUTHORIZED GOOSE CREEK
the board. Do not. use lime or
sandstone weights for the acid
produced by fermentation attacks
the lime and destroys the keeping
quality- of the brine.' D is neces-
sary that tlw cabbage be'entirely
ailjg'lt Mitt ferine at ail Umax.
Srttora Dom time to time 'toy
skum that may form on the sur-
face. ... f '
When fermsatation is eqmptetod
it la then ready for use. or canning.
Canning is by far the best way.ro
keep It It may be packed in lac-
quer lines! tins or glass jars, cov-
ered with strained kraut juice.
Seat tto filled cans in a hot water
Make a aynip oflbath for about t& minute* at 212
fe ’ -■
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H vf* 1
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mams nog
BOTSEN'S
AT HOUSTON
r 'Frenklin.Very’
MI GULF
It's her fate to be spoken of not
simply, as Irene Dunne, hut as the
Irene Dunne of "Such ami-such
fame.”
When she came to HollyowooJ,
fresh from muscial shows on
Rroadwsy. they-hailed her as
’’Irene Dunne of the ^howtoat’"
fame.
Then she played “Sabra Cravat’.'
and they began calling her "Irene
Dunne of the ‘Cimarron’ fame”.
Now they’re speaking of heDto tta
same terms in connection “ with
"Consolation Marriage”.
Aa “Mary” in {he powerful dra
matte RIO-Radio Pictures offer-
ing at the Nu Gulf theater, ’Miss
Dunne paints ah unforge table pic-
ture of a very modern young Wo-
man-hut Bedded that is the im-
press of a charming actress’ per-
sonality. One of ttese day* Miss
Dunne is going to to “discovered”
ail over again—as Irene Dunne,
actress, fame all her own!
££r£? vTZ
...... ' .
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als; Leslie Fenton, one of the
most successful of Hollywood’s
young actors; Frank McHurfh,
famous for toth comedy and news-
paper reported characterizations;
Evalyn Knapp, charming ingentie
of George Arihf “IKHenaite"
and, recently cast with him in’, a
prominent role of "Suceeasfnl Cjtl- j
amity”.
DELUXE *
L*li*sa Landi, who floored oo euc-
mmm in *The Yellow Ticket,'’ -j
portray* • different type of
in “Devil’g Lottery," the F*x pic-
ture at the De Luxe theater.
“Serving
The
Entire
Tri-
Cities
Area”
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DBA LER
“Serving J
The
j
Entire
1
Tri-
Cities j
Area”:
en canm u»
the selection of her company and
has become a social outcast. Al-
ready established aa an actress of
splendid capabilities, Mias La
in this picture gives, what is
questionably the best perfo
of her career.
“Devil’s Lottery’’, based on 1
o Bartley’s most successful 1
National Metem
Texan theater ‘
have been
Im* de^Sr what happen*
■ who toeome suddenly
{as the result of gambUni
ME
Ont.
from Canada to \
during the fiscal
italed 7,124. *Of thia t
w.. |LlfVtp4|tfI Ash ... a
trios to tt* British Empire. Be
racy, best known for his
in "Broadw*y”, “Front Pa;
"Louder Please” on the Broad- JHBMl
way stoye. has toon given hi* big prised Aj*fi the deportee*
SEE THE I93X CH£VROLir
NOW ON DISPLAY
4 carload of beautiful new Chevrolets have just been unloaded. You are invit-
ed to drop around and see this greatest of all automobile values. Let us explain
thcfmumerous improvements .. .Let us show you the ease with which it drives ^
... .let us explain how Cheviolet can produce such a superior car at new low
cost. *
Chevrolet Service and Parti
\Ve are now able to offer the most complete stock of genuine Chevrolet
parts ever carried in the 'Tri-Cities. In securing the Chevrolet agency we have
employed the most expert mechanics to handle our service department. Prompt
service will be rendered at all times... genuine Chevrolet pard will be used.. ..
charges will be in accordance'widi specifications made by the Chevrolet
Company. ......
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 4, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 5, 1932, newspaper, June 5, 1932; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1019490/m1/2/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.