The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, March 25, 1927 Page: 2 of 10
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47.0M EGGS BVRBY
mural and ought to ran amt «f town,
and. occaaiecaUy. w«* «mm tries to
do it. ■ ■'• •». ' * •
Ws*n f.-ks go to■ ret married the
'! couitt. clerk **t# a »jbetaneml fee
' provided by la* ?«f w ritrng vat the
I ’;«#"*#; the mintJter pulls dawn tram
: tZ.OO upward*. If the merchant who
.j **!!.♦ the wedding outfit tc •tr«,..SrSfce*
: and jrrxvir. happens to- know about
; the :on«mptab|e lfttatare.. be g*u a
■ ••>■• r-vr ■ r r.,< be-
j u . e Tr : '.is pan»<v«*Iar--oeeas»on
* they at# generally eager to-" pay it.
| But *jte newspaper titer may walk
®r get* an mitiaT wrong
which otherwise would
rn think the newspaper
AstAhr
w.he> rr B!!!
f 'gets to heav*n.; it will be be- 1 it - to*'dp .we sure cut. I doubt very have
ait n* did. was W-r-ga*®-—*. much whether the- cook at the Btam-jjani.
——————■—t ford Inn can put ufTTueT." bihead a* I
•»» y~er yfft+ri?? rigtrt?>r flilve-'IM*'' Saqbat'n morning
arge. ] ^!%eJheaith of thi* community («>
- , ' ^ |''dhi4 doctor ,ay* i i# 'hstre•singly good
| and our school is getting along fine.
IAI|>( lfl|nk_ | The fanner* a** well up with their-
^ I plowing and «yme ,ha| a '' earn and ^ „,*•*____ ________ ... _____
planted, 'fir, BUI Cubby. L' no la»fay, tm femmawty no one wa
.. CoMty and Jess Duncan-. w#r# j Uf> or , maimed. It »**■)
...........' k<iis»-ussijag tha ether d«> the time to'jj,, sheriff took control of it to sati*
plant/ corn. Mr. Bill Cobby fin the j
moon about the first of April.'t’ncle
John Cobby plants » h-p the HipOs are
the Feet.-. Mr. Jess Duncan says'
" . he plants .r. 'the grcind when- .t
goo! fi\ good corn
flHbgt - y year. He last
- ~ J|Hin|r > had a small patch but had good
. stand and gathered two good ears
tr** :a.k s.r.-i a nubbin a f<.>ot' long.
him a iit-
a#- he gathered - ea,r and
nubVr.i Bill
, r.,y\r
call again soon
__<jjb«cnbe fu;'The Leader.
yarnin'
. i~r-.' w-i^r ^-
TEMPTI>
They say the test of good Meats is
•ace of 12.80.
ivestuikipcdat*
be glad to tell you how. Simply sign and maUdw J
below for complete information on feed- . X
MOTHER*
logical and only too true.
It’s the test we invite you to apply
to our fresh Steaks, Chops, Roasts
and other choice cuts of Meat ah
ways obtainable here at lowest
prices. The same invitation goes
for our select Butter and Eggs.
Watch tor symptom* of worms in
poor children. Thee* parasites are
the greet destroyer* of child life. If
y«| here reason to think yw child
km worm*, ect quickly. Gm the I4t-
tb «M ■ doe* or two of WhU*‘*.
Veraalfagw. Worm* eeneot exists
Cotton Seed Meal co all glasses of live «6dc
poultry-for health, coaldmon-and pfbfit.
aheba, aad U bee barge* fire cent*
etraight for throe or four newspap-
er* eoBteWag Uw s*ory, be hr e eoe-
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Cewtral fi i ih U i ia ("brnrh Baffltg-' »M« 'ietalUttee of Bee.F>^d
------------- Rogers took place last «aad*y.
STAMFORD LEADER
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Mfwlied c*fctp*r»c?y ia thi* r-rwipapcr
,tf >peci^ *rraa^tacst with
Jin. Tucker Institute of Cookery
Ota Neighbors, Omzur •
gLOd.* C... . t f 1 -.r--I
PECAN ( ChTARD PIE
IngrekiiCntt
S-4 .cup-sugar 2 egg-yolks
1 eujp milk i tea.tpoon var.il.a
Vi cup pecan meat* T lemon juice
3 T flour 1 T Mr*. Tucker * .Short-
ening
Method
£k}ald milk in double holer. Pour
milk over the mixture o' well beaten
yolks, sugar, Mr* Tucker and flour.
Betum to double boiler and cook -r-
til thic, add flavoring. Mix pecahs
with custard. Add"lemon juice. Pour
into baked pastry' shell. Cover with
meringue—bake a: 300 degree F for
15 minute*.
PLEASANT VALLEY
Stye* a; thu part >f communi-
ty i?, scarce.
Mr. an.: Mrs. Carlton and Hgae: are
attend:r.g the meeting at Starr.: ir:.
I mu**, say I «are cid_en.«y^thfc-fftv
>rta.n.m.er.t at The Leader office last
.Saturday aftemoc.n. All you corres-
pondent* woo were hot there certam-
oid cuss »<.metr..eg. The opening
number w a* ’ha usic by the Orchestra
cirected by Mias Mary Bryant, wjjicb
, ;ast js.m.ply could cot be beat. Tf
i Victor Orthaphorac pTrxfcjction an
•' chine, funri«'ned—by-ty les 'fttore. »as
’ nice: ■
Mrs.
' ouidrS
'reading
If one baby is hard to raise, ho-r
■ about three;” Mrs. Jenkins says she
toH a little of-the trouble of the
three babies this t.me. Next time
she 'viil teP some of the plea8•:re*
they are j
5
1 say the program w a* just f}re.
There were quite a few on the pro-
gram who were not t.te.re on ac-
count of the nad weather.. After the
program Mrs. Ir.glish had for re-
freshments ice cream and cake, ;*;hicfa
was nice..
Lach and every one enjoyed ,rt.
We were glad to have Mr«. C.na.r-
lie < ariton with us.
(jrandpa M’e«t i« rot feeling very
good thi* week. Miss Ruby Young,
is staying with him and grandmo-
ther this ' week.
Mrs. McBride ha* a fine bunch of
little chickens, something over a hun-
*rHk-
LEMON MLRlNfil E PIE
Ingredient*
1 cap sugar lv* cap boiling water 1 dred..
t T.cornstarch >* t salt ' ■'*!? M'a*t‘« little boys have had a
2T flour l‘j rup lemon juice j r#al bad cold which kept then out of
M egg* 1 T grated lemor, rind j school.
Method ! f’ortis J**nkin« Twt*. purvr.ased a
Combine dry ingredients thorough- j dr^r and 'our squirrels,
ly. Pour over this the boring water | f lara West had as her guest last
■trrag constantly. Co#ik for fifteen j Sunday, Bulah Powell, I.ymond Fire
-mteatec in double boiler, it will thick- j and Sock .Roberson.
m in less time h^t it must be* choked p.' und Mrs. Jack Ja.-kson vjsi.t«4. J*
mites to rra.k the «tarrh. : fsl'.B. West S inday.
Mr. and Mr*. Bill MeDanieRwere
the guest* of John Mcf lentock Sun-
day. •
R. I.. West am? fantilv visited his
sister. Mrs. Young, near' New -Hope,
last Sunday.
fifteen minutes to cook the starch.
Prar this mixture very slowlj- over
8 well beaten egg yolks, t ook two
minutes. Remove from fire. Add one-
juice and one tab 1 espoon
grated rind, beat and pour into bak-
jb& shell. Cover with meringue and.
brown at 300 degree F. for fifteert
mraotea.
CHOCOLATE PIE
Ingredient*
2 T cornstarch 1 cup milk
4 T cocoa or 1 *quare chocolate 1-8
teaspoon salt
2 eggs 3r4 cup sugar
Method
Scald milk in double boiler,
it over mixture of well beaten
Louis W^**t spent Friday night
with Mabel Jenkins.
Mrs. Holly Shaw js .till .An the
**>!;. Ii»t.— Blue Eyed Beauty.
NNING NEWSPAPER
Seyeial of our contemporary news
paper ed'itor* have been recently re-
marking aboul| the diffe:ence oe-
•1 tween various professions, and come
P*>ur i to think aic/ut it they are rjune right.
eg?1 For instance, a lawyer will charge
yolka, cornstarch, cocoa and salt. Re- \ H riie-nt CL00 for t< n minutes con-
turn all t double iioiier cook unti) j saltation, and the same fellow will
kick like the devil if he has to pay
thicken*. Cool. Pour into a cooked
cunrt. Cover with meringue, brown
at low temperature of 300 degree!'.
#or fifteen minute*.
JUST A LITTLE FUN *
Balance Dae.
Lenders—So you come around
From the Boston Transcript.
you owe
Rl
to pay me tnat money
ah?
Burrugha- Not at all
me,
<uite
the
Boulder Canyon on the Colorado River, where the Federal Govern-
ment plan* the construction of a gigantic flood control and water «tor-
age dam to be financed from the tale of hydro-power jt will make avail-
able. —SouihutM Ntm» Photo.
.Adoption py Congrcf* of iegula- River. ....... ,, J _
tion that has been favorably re- Boulder Dam. according to tVgi*-
ported out by committee* in .both latton now tierding in Congress i*
Hois-e* w ill authorire the. construe- t,o be self-financed and pre-rinanced.
tiori of the world'* largest dam at The Sw .ng-Jqhnson bill provides
Boulder Canyon on the Colorado :hat the Government is not to make
Re. er, dispatch#* from Washington any expenditures on the dam until
point out. lb# Secretary of the Interior s«-
Boulder Dam. at planned by en- cure* fufficient contracts for power
g.neers in the United States Reela- and water from the dam to repay
matioo Service and approved by the Government, with jptere|t,i all
Secretary of the Interior Hubert noney >pent m the' construction
Work, will be 550 feet high—more and maintenance of the structure
than twice as high as the highest More than fifteen billion dollass
dam now in existence. n new industrial and agricultural
4____Planned primarily to protect Cal- wealth will be created by the elee-
iforma asd Arizona territory trie power and water from BouMer
4
against devastating Colorado River Dam within ten years after its corn-
floods, Boulder Dam. in addition, pktion. it has been estimated by
will create a stte for the develop- Government surveys. This new
ment of 1,000,000 horsepower of wealth will return, from the Sowth-
hydro-electric power. t west, more than 1100,000.000 annu-
1 his colossal dam will createjt.an ally in additional taxes to the Fed-
arhbcial lake 80 miles long" arttf*3fbl i*rirt Government, it has been point-
mile* wide in the midst of the Great ed out.
American Desert Water from the Situated 150 mile* south and welt
reservoir will be available for dom- of the Grand Canyon, the aite of
cafic use by a" large number of Boulder Dam is m that aection of
cities in Southern California, now the Cblorado River which forms
launching an aqueduct to bring the boundary ling between Ngvada
them water from the Colorado and Amo**.
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G! - - APPETIZING!
COLD MEAT SPECIALS
Appetite “I elow Par” these days? „ J
/All it needs is the temptation of the. ,
many Cold Meat Specials. aJtra>Ls
found in\ our Frifjidaire Box
Delicious Rbiied ham
Bologna Sausage
MARKET
In Moore'* Grocery
Such as :—
Fl^vorj* Baked ham
\ Ham Sausage\
WELLS’ SAN
The South"SMr----
PHONE 54«
the n<-wspaper for advertising
the thing th»- lawyer charged him
the “V” spot in advising him to do.
A doctor will charge SI.00 for a
pre«cription that took him about 3
minute* to vvrite and the patient will
thank him generously and ask him to
j have a cigar; but if, in spite of the
prescription the fellow finally die*,
hi* family kick* like the deuce if the
editor cargo* r>0 cent* for a card of
contrary. You made the statement at 1 thank* in the newspaper conveying
the club last evening that I owed you ; their ' appreciation" it« *ub*' rir<erv.,
$50. As a matter of fact jhe accounts ] V> per cent of whom haven’t done
•How that I owe you tnly t-17^, and, ary thing for the deceased, don’t
Tro come arobi*d“to collect'that bal-'jjkr. >" him. ir they do don’t care if he
* dead, and some -o-fwijHem may .ac-
' iali> !.;• 11: d l,e hnfc'cHieeked out.
The undertaker will charge JI00
for the jrtitncat kind of a bWi*l gar-
ment, and in addition receives numer-
ous smile* and compliment* \for the
"charming" manner” in which ye con-
dun#-4h« funeral, while ifjjh* news-
paper editor ge?J thf newa story or
obituary somewhat confused, he is
balled out clear from "Daft io Jaerr-
a-h'1
Put The Test To Our-
Fresh Meats, Eggs
and Butter!
•" * * «-1
t~ -
Are you feeding your
work stc ck fck efficiency
-or H^ause it’s rtka! time?
A'^l;k gior.c util not mainuin work stock in prime
y conditioo for the labor* of early apring plowiag.
You need a ndt protein feed. Cotton Seed Meal 43*
protein, not only supplies this run:trc.--.cnc but mz:c-
uuu the animal in A 1 health and vigor. One hundred
pounds of Cotton Seed Meal yields mote digestible
protein per dollar invested than any other concentrate.
Fed properly with home grown grains it will put your
1 stock in the best of condition to meet your
^demands this spring. Do you know bow to fted J\
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Inglish, G. L. The Stamford Leader (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, March 25, 1927, newspaper, March 25, 1927; Stamford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890450/m1/2/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.