The Rocksprings Record and Edwards County Leader (Rocksprings, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, October 31, 1930 Page: 3 of 4
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In spite of the fact that there are
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which the hostess may follow^Ihe
trend of her imagination, and style,
“something different” for the Hollow-
cen supper seems to be quite a prob-
lem just the same.
The menu I’m suggesting may not
be so strictly as you'd like, but it car-
ries out the color scheme nicely ami
takes on quite a festive air when serv-
or
!$ adds
any Halloween feaat than an
in the room. If you choose the cake
for dessert, a ring, a thimble and a
button should be hidden in it for
treasure-trove.
Menu
Carrot soup.
Goose stuffed with sauerkraut or ov-
en barbecue of rabbit.
Sweet potatoes.
Broccoli.
Witches salad.
Devils food cake or Halloween
sandwiches.
Black coffee.
N'uts.
The carrot soup is a rich puree of
Gooaa Stuffed With Sauerkraut
After preparing the goose for cook-
ing, stuff it with sauerkraut. Next,
place it in a large kettle, blanket the
bird with two quarts of sauerkraut,
pour over hot broth, stock, or water
barely to cover, bring to a boil and
simmer for three hours. Remove the
goose, rub with softened butter, dred-
ge with flour, bake in a hot over to
a nice brown (one hour), and perve
on a bed of the cooked sauerkraut,
with a garnish of nut stuffed prunes.
Witchea Salad
This is a salad of jellied blackberry
juice, served on a lettuce leaf, with a
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SATURDAY
October 31 and November 1
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Lew and Dot Nelson
Featuring Corporal Fred Jagger
“The TWENTIETH CENTURY MARVELS,” will appear as an added attraction of “GLORIFY-
ING THE AMERICAN GIRL,” which opens at the Owens and Smart Theatre Friday and Saturday
nights, at 7:30 sharp. Only show that comes to Rocksprings on bonded contract. Two hours and fif-
teen minutes entertainment for 25c and 50c, including an all-talking picture each night.
OWENS and SMART THEATRE
Musical acts, juggling, sketch act from Earl Carroll’s vanity—“The Seven Sins of Satan,” which is
well worth the money alone. Don’t miss seeing Corporal Fred Jagger—the first exchange prisoner of
war, who comes to you with a government bonded speech which is schooling to everyone.
ree Street Attractions at 7:15, Rain or Shine
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Double Show Including—Oil the Screen—
Nights
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ia very effective served oil black ware
plate*.
Halloween Sandwichet
The sandwiches are made of yellow
sponge cake. The under slice of each
sandwich is spread with chocolate; the
upper side, which has a hallowecn
design cut out, is pressed over the
tinder side, the chocolate showing
through and making the silhouette.
Prosperity Fight
PROSPERITY is up for election,
running to overthrow DEPRES-
SION.
It's for the people to decide which
will Ik- chosen. Every man and every
woman is privileged to ballot—every
day.
DEPRESSION has no rightful place
with a hundred and twenty million
people, exchanging goods and ser-
vices—capable—accustomed and will-
ing to work—more highly skilled than
other peoples—leaders in efficiency
and progressiveness—hacked by the
yast natural resources of the United
States. When we make it possible for
the man who works to have a job
we make it possible for him tV> buy
food for his family and so help all
business, including that of the ranch-
men.
The re—t of the world is of small
importance compared with that free
market of 120,000.0(H) people—homog-
eneous—of like tastes, habits and aspi-
rations—living under the same laws—
free of trade barriers. Foreign trade
may be troubled bv tariffs and revolu-
tions, but at their peak our expeirts
represented only. five and a half bil-
lions of dollars of gross business in
a year out of a total American income
of ninety billions.
Stagnation of circulation is what’s
tile matter with agriculture and with
Business. Everyone can help to get
that circulation'moving again.
Government can', make Prosperity
—alone. Bankers and other, business
leaders can't make pro: perity—alone.
It's the people, united in opinion and
purpose and courage, who determine
Prosperity. They can elect it—none
other.
Ballots that will he validly counted
for PROSPERITY are of many
kinds. Some one of them every mail
man and woman car. cast. For exam-
ple :
Help a deserving man or a wo-
man to get a little paying work
—or better, a regular iob,
Spend wisely and aot to tim-
idly. and anticipate sheduled w-
penditures so far as is practicable.
Turn the deaf car to false,
mischievous rumors; and don't
repeat them, if you do hear them.
Be willing to pay a fair price,
don't take advantage of the ot-
her man's nccc sity. Recognize
that he has as good claim to a fair
profit as you.
When a vampire that fattens
on the miseries of others shows
up, help to make him unpopular.
Discourage calamity howlers.
Keep business moving evenly,
and remember that, to the aver-
age man, his job is his particular
business. When possible, reassure
hint against his fear of losing it.
Save, hut save wisely, not in
fright. Invest for the profit that
sound enterpirse pays and for the
added profit that will come after
hysteria of pessimism has passed.
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I have
held up
PM, blackjacked,
ed, squeezed and mooched;
war tax, excess profits bx. state tax,
and syntax; Liberty Bond*^ Baby
bonds and the bonds of matrimony;
Red Cross, green cross and double
cross; asked to help the Society of
John the Baptist, G. A. R.. Woman’s
Relief, Men's Relief, and stomach re-
lief. 1 have worked like hell and bccu
worked like hell, have been drunk
and got others drunk; lost all I had,
and now because I won't spend and
lend all the little I earn and go beg,
borrow or steal, I have been cussed,
discussed, boycotted, talked to and
talked about, lied to and lied about,
held up, hung up, robhed and deni
near ruined, lost all I had, my wife,
cow, and furniture and the ouly rea-
son I am sticking around now is to
see what in the hell is coming next.—
Defeated Candidate.
Bryan Babb was a business visitor
to San Antonio this past week-end.
Mrs. Evelyn Allison of Uvalde is
now working at the Butler Cafe.
l’erry Maves spent tltc week-end in
Del Rio.
Leslie O'Connor of Sonora was in
Rocksprings Sunday visiting his
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Nethcrly visit-
ed relatives in Junction this past
week-end.
Bryce Snodgrass is in town this
week in behalf of his candidacy.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress 16th District:
R. E. THOMASON
Of El Paso, Texas
For Representative 85th District:
COKE R. STEVENSON.
For District Attorney:
JULIAN LaCROSSE.
Of Del Rio.
For County Judge:
J. N. WHITWORTH, JR.
W. J. MULLER.
J. LEE JOHNSON.
J. B. BIRD.
For County Sheriff and Tax Collector:
ED S. YOUNG.
ED CUSTER.
For County Tax Assessor:
J. F. WINANS.
A. B. PLACKER.
T. L. (Tommie) TAYLOR.
J. AMMON POPE.
For County and District Clerk:
S. A. HOUGH.
FOR SALE—004 1-2 acres near
high school on Kerrville-Junction
highway. Must sell. TERMS, very,
very reasonable. Write
EDITH DRAPER,
Ibl8 S St. Mary's St.. San Anotnio
4b-4 t-c.
For County Treasurer:
KATE ALLEN LOWRANCE
MRS. N. ZUBERBUELER.
HALLIE BELL BARROWS.
MRS. H. FLEISCHER JR.
For County Suveyor:
L. V. McCALEB.
For County Commissioner, Precinct
Number 1:
J. S. BROWN.
O. O. COWSERT.
For Commissioner Precinct No. 2:
O. C. HENDERSON.
County Commissioner Precinct No. 3:
E. T. RUCKER
For County Commissioner Precinct
Number 4:
R. H. EARWOOD.
BRYCE SNODGRASS
WE HAVE
hone BUT
TH'BEST
To Prove the Quality
of Our Meats Is Easy
It ic a very simple matter to test the quality
of our meata. Buy a piece of meat here and a
similar cut elaewhere. We will leave it to your
own judgment as to which ia the best.
Marked
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Hutt, J. W. The Rocksprings Record and Edwards County Leader (Rocksprings, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, October 31, 1930, newspaper, October 31, 1930; Rocksprings, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1112781/m1/3/?rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .