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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1935)
«■ T O M M Y , NOVEMBER 3H, 1983 The AHWR9CAX. CRNTRAL POINT. ORBOON Favorite Recipes moved onto the Reed place the first WT* PAGH THREE ____ • uatiou ot direct relief in a southern too. mixed and opposed lower court gon. on the 31st day of December, city. About one-third ot them aver decisions have been handed down. | 1935. Miss M r Wi liams of M U * /I * • ,1 P.“ „ aged lees than two meals a day. M . „ „ M U - L - » t o r o , . « .t o sp. nt last weekend with her mother | | | Q l i f t l \ T S AAA s processing tax. with which U |>au| Reynolds. Frank Shroud, all of And the report said that the charac Mrs A. B William« and left Wednes- ^5 pays Its benefits to farmers, Is legal.! Eagle Point, Oregon. ter of their diet was even more im If it isn't, the Administration will _________ GEORGE FINLEY. day evening for a four-day vacation HspjHnln«» That Affect the Dinner Register. in 1’ ortland. Pails, Dividend Checks and Tax portant than reduced food consump bave to look elsewhere for the 24— Nov. 28, Dec. 5, 12. 19. 26 Claudine Stallings is recovering It has been requested by a number Hills of Every Individuai. Nation tion. Such things as fresh meat, ba money. of our readers that we publish from the measles and fortunately al and International problems In con, ham. eggs, butter, cheese aud milk were practically unknown in these recipes again. W e will be did not have a severe case. 4-S4M separable from Local Welfare. “ Let Me Be Your Milkman“ the unemployment households. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION pleased to receive favorite recipes Mr. Ray Blaine has been enter- ——— Congress Is planning appropria federal direct relief program from any of our readers. We would taining Mr. Barker of Medford the I>< |iart ni' iit o f th e I n te r io r Gilman’s Sanitary will shortly be a thing of the past. tions for the old. infirm, the depen U. S. L a n d O ffic e at R o s e b u r g , Or«v like to get them by Monday of,each past week Dairy g o n . A u gu st 13, 1933 week if possible. Guests at the Wiliams and Seeg- Reason: The Works Progress Ad- dent young. But those plans are NOTICE Is hereby given that There may m3 be the ere»»inline miller home Friday were Mrs. Arth- ministration, which provides jobs tn- still in the embryo stage— their Thomas D. Riley, of Eagle Point, STEAMED FRUIT CAKE ur Hess and son Billy, and Mr. and stei*d ot ca*‘h “ »ndoutt. la at last completion will be Impossible for Oregon, who, ou Feb. 14th, 1931, But 3-4 cup brown sugar made Homestead Entry. Sertul No. Mrs. R. D. Seegmiller and small «*ttlnR inl° Administrator many months. As a result, it seems 019467, for Ix>t 4, Section 9. Town- There is someth lug In the body. 2 cups flour daughter, Donna Marie. Hopkins believe, that it will not be Inevitable that the problem of the chip 36 S. Range 1 W. Willamette BESIDES >-! cup shortening unemployables will grow constantly Meridan. has filed notice of Inten ,, „ . , to Medford , long before Mr. Bowen rushed . . . . . the . WPA , is providing 3 eggs in slae during the immediate future. tion to make Final Three Year Proof I last , _ Saturday , , 3.500.000 jobs, the goal it was de on business. , , . to establish claim to the land above H ,0 Vs cup milk or grape juice i signed to reach some time ago. W hen described, before G. R. Carter, Clerk 1 teaspoonful soda Mr. C R Wiliams left Tuesday for that tlme comeai mU dlrect relief In the words of one uewspaper of Countv Court, at Medford. Ore- Portland to be with his children Vs cup molasses will be at cnce abandoned. At this commentator, “ It looks as if Decem over the holidays. He plans to be 1 cup dates writing, it has already been abandon ber will be a New Deal month in the gone for an indefinite period. — ♦ 1 cup raisins ed in more than a third of the states. Nation's highest court ” The gov ernment as taken steps to push Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren took V4 cup citron Under the direct "dole“ system, vital cases as fast as possible, in the eighteen turkeys to market last V^ cup currents the needy were provided with food, hope that Supreme Court decisions Wednesday. Vi teaspoonful salt clothing, lodging, fuel and light. Vi cup nut meals Delbert Mongold of the Long Practically the entire load has been can be handed down early in Jan Let us R oof it. t V spices Mountain district, representative of carried by the Federal government. uary. when Congress convenes again. § One case involves the validity of Mix and steam 2 or more hours the “ Milk Testing Association" sign Few states have even adequate faci the Tennessee Valley Authority, then put in hot oven for five min ed up Williams and Seegmiller in lities for aiding unfortunates. You can buy roofing anywhere—but whose activities in the field of elec utes. Should stand for a week be the Association last Friday. He test No problem would exist if active trical power production and sales ed Friday night and Saturday morn fore serving. | employment of 3.500,000 workers were held unconstitutional by one ing and will test hereafter each meant jobs for all needy. But an court, constitutional by the court FRUIT CAKE month. The dairymen were very well additional 1,500,000 or. more needy 1 lb. butter above it. pleased with his first tests. can give you Real R oofing Service : will not be given jobs— because they 1 lb. sugar Another involves the AAA. Here. Milton Sanderson of the Green are unabie to work. Therein is one 1 lb. flour j Springs Mountain district visited ()f the most pitiful, most difficult 2 lbs. raisins home folks 1 riday evening. and most burning of problems— a 2 lbs. currants Top Notch Eats. Reverend Lewis of the Federated problem which has received much >4 lb. citron Medford G. J. Morris, Prop. church of Central Point will hold less publicity than it deserves, Phone 270 i 111 W. tith. St. V4 cup molasses preaching services at the Antioch Those 1.500,000 unemployables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •«e* »•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ • «T 1 cup grape juice School House at 2 o'clock Sunday fall Into three broad categories— the New 2 teaspoons baking powder. Sanitary 1 teaspoonful of each: cinnamon, afternoon, Dec. 8th. An invitation to physically handicapped, dependent attend is extended to everyone. i children, and the aged and infirm. nutmeg or mace, alspice. Complete Pupils in this district who attend Work is out of the question for them, Bake slow three hours. Consider the Sams Valley school were surprls-; Apparently their only hope for the ed a good plan to stand It In pan of Well-prepared food at ed by the news that their principal,1 barest of subsistence lies in direct water for first half of baking. Reasonable Prices BODY A FENDER REPAIRING A GLASS Mr. Empey, was quarantined for: relief from one source or another, MRS. DUNCAN Dependable, Reasonable, scarlet fever and school would not Mr. Hopkins says that if the Fed- 14 South Central Medford Phone 1050 M edford. 137 N. Central. EGOLE8, HUTTERLESH, MILK reopen again this week. It is expect- \ - ral government is going to pro- ed the school will reopen next Mon- vide Jobs for those who are able to LESS CAKE day, ; work, the states should be willing 1 cup brown sugar Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grant and j to take care of those who are unable 2 V4 cups water son Donald were callers at the Wil- 'o work. Most states reply that they 1 cup seed raisins Hams and Seegmiller new home last can’t pay the costs. While this fu- 2 ounces citron, cut fine Saturday night. ' tile argument continues, the unem- V4 cup shortening Mrs. McFarland recently return d ployables can only look forward V4 teaspoonful salt front a month's stay in Medford with fear to oncoming winter, 1 teaspoonful nutmeg where she has been receiving medi- Plight of these people is shown 1 teaspoonful cinnamon cal care. We are glad to welcome by a survey made of a number of 2 cups flour her back and hope she is much im- families in the unemployable classi- 5 teaspoonfuls baking powder fication directly following the elimi- Boil all ingredients except flour proved In health. and baking powder, together for 3 BOTH OF M EDFORD’S W ESTERN TH R IFT STORES W A N T minutes. Let cool, sift flour and baking powder together three times T O TH A N K YOU FOLKS OF CENTRAL PO IN T AND V I add and mix well. Bake In greased loaf pan for about 45 minutes. It Is $ CIN ITY FOR YO U R CONTINUED SU PPO RT OF MED improved with age. MRS. POWELL of last week. 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