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New Guinea Aussies Decide to Take Buna And Do
ytoy rears and Oladlus Pesrs
Union and Postal Telegraph i
Jackson County Farm Notes
Compiled by County Office O.S.C. Extension Service
to John Benahaw. warranty deed.
panics over objections by
IK
art James Huna and Basel a).
srunn to J. Duckets and Us Del Duck
members that the merger would
create "communications mo
ets, warranty deed.
jama w. Rsmlln ana ma
nopoly."
Fred Hesselarev. quitclaim
IIEDFOPD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 194$
guperphoeiate Ordered
fet Jackson Co. rums
Order (or 500 tona of 20 per
cent tupcrphosfata (or delivery
to i arm en in Jackson county
have been placed. Thla fertil
izer cornea from Florida and
February and March deliveries
have been asked (or.
The supply of auperphosfate
la very short and thla is prob
ably all that can be had this
season. Any farmers who have
signed up for this material will
do well to store it until next
winter If they do not get It in
time to use this spring, as It is
probable that none will be avail
able next year.
The price is $31 per ton f.o.b.
Medford, plus handling charge
from the car.
By R. G. Fowler,
County Agent
4-H Mobilisation Weak
In Jackson County
Jackson county will nave
completed very successful
Mobilization week by Saturday
of this week. Nine new clubs
will be organized and ready to
to to help in the war effort
These clubs are four health, four
livestock and one sewing. Many
- more are In process of organiz
ing and will be operating as an
organized unit by March 1.
Leaders Conference
Omitted This Year
Because of crowded condi
tlons and travel restrictions no
state leaders conference will be
held in Corvallis this year. A
county conference has been
called by the Jackson County
4-H Leaders' association for
Wednesday, February 17. The
association is headed this year
by Grant Nelson of Medford.
The meeting will start at 10 a.
m. and end about 3:30 p. m. A
basket lunch will be held at
noon with the association furn
ishing the coffee and sugar.
State leaders from Corvallis
will be there to aid in the dis
cussion. Cluba in the war ef
fort will be the main topic. A
speaker haa been aecured for
the luncheon. All leader and
others Interested are Invited to
attend.
Coming Events Among
The 4-H Clubs
Fern Valley croup will hold a
pie social and entertainment at
8 p. m. Thursday, February 11
at the schoolhouse. The public
is invited.
Evans Creek clubi will or
ganize Friday, February 12 at
2:45 at Wimer school.
Foots Creek Livestock club
will organize Saturday, Febru
ary 13 at the home of Arthur
Smith at 7:30 p. m.
Leaders conference all day,
Wednesday, February 17.
West Side clubs will hold an
entertainment at the West Side
school Friday, February 10. The
public is invited.
Roxy Ann Livestock eiuo met
at the James Higglns home on
January 30. Club business was
discussed followed by games and
refreshments. Next meeting
will be at Phyllis Woolrldge's
home, February 27.
By K. A. McKenUe,
County Club Agent
If you need to
BUILD UP
tlED OLOOD!
Try this trend blood-Iron tonlo Lvdla
K. Plnknam'a Compound TABLETS
(with added Iron) one of the best and
eutekeft borne ways to get Iron Into the
blood. Plnkham'a Tablete are also fa
mous to relieve distress of functional
monthly disturbances because of their
soothing effect on one of woman't im
portant organs, rouow laoei oirecuen
Get The Most From
The Meat You Cook
When the supply of meat is
limited it la doubly Important
that homemakers cook the meat
properly so as to get the most
from every pound. Miss baa
line Stohr, home economist with
the National Livestock and Meat
board, gave the Medford home-
makers a great deal of assist
ance In meat cookery at the de
monstration last Friday at Junior
high school. She emphasized
the basic principles of cookery
that will help to stretch the
meat supply by preventing ex
cessive low in cookery.
In general, the tender cuts of
meat are cooked by dry heat
that Is, they are cooked In an
uncovered pan with no water
added. .
Veal and pork chops and
steaks are exceptions because
they are always cooked by moist
heat
The less tender cuts are
cooked by moist heat by brais
ing that Is, brown the meat in
a heavy kettle, then add a tight
fitting lid and add a small
amount of liquid if necessary.
Pork chops should be braised
without added liquid.
Another moist heat method-
cooking In water la used for
soups and stews. Cover the
meat with water, cover kettle
closely, and cook at simmering
temperature until tender.
Cook all meats at a moderate
temperature In order to retain
flavor and food values and to
prevent excessive shrinkage.
Avoid overcooking (or the same
reasons.
Miss Stohr demonstrated sev
eral dishes and we thought these
two especially good.
Scotch Pancakes Serves 6
2 cups cooked oatmeal.
2 cups ground cooked meat
2 eggs.
Salt
Pepper.
2 tablespoons lard or drip
pings.
Combine oatmeal, meat, eggs
and seasonings. Mix thoroughly.
Fry cakes, using one tablespoon
ful of mixture for each. In small
amount of hot fat Serve with
tomato sauce or syrup.
Tasty Lamb Stew Serves 8
2 pounds lamb stew meat
2 tablespoons lard.
2 teaspoons salt i
W teaspoon pepper.
2Vi cups water.
1 onion.
i cup tomato Juice.
8 potatoes.
4 parsnips.
8 whole carrots.
8 pieces celery.
6 sprigs parsley.
2 tablespoons flour.
Brown meat In lard. Season,
add water, onion and tomato
juice. Cover and simmer one
hour or until meat is nearly
done. Prepare vegetables. Cut
potatoes in half and quarter the
parsnips. Add all vegetables to
stew. Sprinkle with remaining
seasonings. Cover and aimmer
until vegetables are done, about
45 minutes. Pile meat and vege
tables on chop plate. Make a
paste with flour and small
amount of water. Use to thicken
gravy. Serve gravy separately.
The Extension service is do
ing Its part in offering material
on "Use of Meat Alternates."
Miss Lucy Case will be in Med
ford to train project leaders on
March 2. These project leaders
will then present this demons
tration at all extension units
during- March. Plan to attend
the one in your locality and if
you desire further information
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I U U I i -A rS1 L. ; t 1 J
Ruth Anna stontra, aas known as
w.itK watiaraan nenfro. and Florae
LeVeme Renfro to Homer b. an wood
and Ptoraaoe Anna Bwood. warranty
t a Obanahala and arrest M
Obenchaia to Commercial Credit
rwnmtlae. banaln and eel deed.
rvMwinefelal credit oorDoranoa so
United State, quitclaim deed.
Julia L. rloieca to Vincent A. Rot-
iMk aiiante deed.
Julia U Holeck to Meals Parka
mii Uabel Btsnhena. warrant deed
Flora A. White to Helen Blmooos.
warranty deed.
Sheriff 8 Yd I. Brawn to fjord W
SmTlte, redemption eerU fleets.
(Arm TtUpktu)
TMs action Is definitely not practice maneuvers. These Australian soldiers are shown under actual battle
conditions in the Papua sector of New Guinea during the successful Allied d.-tve on Buna. The Aussie are
advancing, under heavy rifle and machine gun fire, with one of their tanks to dean out a Jap pillbox only
SO yards away.
about the time and place of
meeting, call our office in the
courthouse, 34S3.
By Marian J. Farrell,
Home Demonstration Agent
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9 OtUlS IN ONI HOUR . . . room furnish, ii-ipyH
" Ings may be replaced Immediately. iy-"! MCF
A MIXES WITH WATM . . ; no turpentine or ,t jKfiEfl1Ki
solvent thinners needed. ' fT H ,
C WASHES IASIIY with ordinary wall ea I
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Marriage Licenses
Norman C. Eckett and
bara L. Guerin.
Lester Newell and Evelyn
Quint.
John Henry Miller and Leona
ThomDson.
Frank James Daniel, Jr. and
Constance Helen Gobey.
Cpl. Arnold C. Davis, Jr., and
Alice May Drummond.
Lowell F. Wendorff and Vel
ma C. Beres.
Ray B. Bufkln and Mary Alice
Doyle. I
Thomas Albert Stephens and
Maude Compton.
James Ray Mclntlre and Thel-
ma Lenore Wilson.
Gerald T. Hoban and Opal D.
Rosch.
Berlyn W. Norforth and Char-
leen Brubaker.
Theodore Earl Driver and
Wilms Juanlta Gumm.
Irvle Leo Prior and Marie
Emily Tobin.
Dale Maurice Roberts
Corinne Ellen Trlcker.
Raymond - McMannamy
Gladys W. Moore.
Walter Stanford GInn
Inez McFarlan.
Highway Commission, bargata and
aal deed.
Margery Pearson, John M. Payne.
Cecil C. Oell, Leon II. McConnell
to Stat Highway Commission, war
ranty deed.
M. L. Pruett to L. D. tnskeep. quit
claim deed.
X. R. Kiln and Howard Short to
United State, quitclaim deed.
Henry Brown to H. J. Knull, war
ranty deed.
Milton Sllsby Nichols to Lulu Mich
ola, deed.
John Blsckford to O. W. Xiekess,
warranty deed.
Kenneth W. Hubbart and Marian
F. Wood to J. a. WUlcox, warranty
deed.
Capital Company to o. A. Wlekleln,
warranty deed.
William Sherman Doty to HoUln R.
Jones, warranty deed.
William Sherman Doty to Rollln R,
Jones, qultclslm deed.
Bertha C. PredenburK and Bessie
K. PredenbuTg to Cora B. Kenney et
sir, warranty deed.
Clarence B. Henagln to Richard J.
Savage, warranty deed.
Ben P. Allison to Russell D. John
son, contract of sal.
J. W. Wakefield and Jesst A. Wake
field to 0. W. Wakefield, quitclaim
deed.
Martin D. Bower to United States.
qultclslm dsed.
John Wesley Thurmsn to Clara M
Thurman. power of attorney.
Richard Lee Crawford. 8r and Nora
Crawford, Harry Hamilton and Mar
garet M. Hamilton to California Ore
gon Power Company, right of way.
J. B. Andrews and En u. Anorawt
to William Lawrence Lebow and Clara
Cordelia Lebow, warranty deed.
MOTHERS HAIL
OVERNIGHT
COLD MISERY
C A R
Cold's coughing,
nasal congestion,
minrle achea in chest
and back relieved be warmine. comfort.
ing. two-way action of Penetro, the salve
with the base of old-fashioned mutton
suet, which was Grandma's stand-by.
256 double supply 35. Demand Penetro.
SIMPLIFY TAX BLAHKS
Sacramento, Feb. 11 U.R
Californlans with Incomes up to
IJ.000 will be permitted to file
simplified state Income tax re
turns similar to the federal
form 1040A under terms of a
bill signed today by Gov. Earl
Warren.
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WIRE MERGER APPROVED
Washlnston. Feb. 11 (U.R)
The house today passed bill to
permit merging of the Western
TO ALL OWNERS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY!
The law requires all owners of personal
property to filo a return with the County
Assessor before March 1, and provides
enalties for nor complying.
o suro to mall or bring your return
to the Assetior't office boforo tho abova
data. C A. MYERS
County Assessor.
and
and
and
Divorces Filed
Ralph Edward McCrady vs.
Eva McCrady.
Cassle Childers vs. Clarence
Childers.
Barbara H. Brown vs. Doug
las c. Brown.
Marclne M. Johnson vs. Keith
E. Johnson.
Clara Bell Schrltt vs. Charles
Herbert Schrltt.
Peeds
Pedersl Land Bank of Spokan to
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany, easement deed.
Gerald J. Herman to Vernon R
Ouchea. quitclaim deed.
Jackson County to Lelsnd leroy
Dyslnger, Medford Corporation
Colestln Lumber Company, and City
of Medford. tax deeds.
W. O. Whitfield to Chart J. Wil
liams, warranty deed.
Elisabeth Perguson to Lout Pat
node, warranty deed.
Conrad Relnklng to aVnett J. Rein
king, warranty deed. '
K. H. Dietrich to California Or
gon Power Company, right of way.
Ethel W: Bogga, O. O. Bosks. Jr.. D.
Stanley Bocks to John St. Germain,
warranty deed.
I. B. Millard to Leroy M. Bllder-
back, warranty deed.
Burton Alexander Daugberty, Jr.
to Mra. Vera B. Daugberty, power of
attorney.
Eugene Thomdlk. trustee, to Da
vid W. Chase, warranty deed.
Bdgsr L. Webster to Ana R. Web
ster, gift deed.
J. A. Mann to Bar! Allen, sjstt.
eiaim deed.
Mart Benedict to U a
correction quitclaim deed.
Merrill Oecood Bran to Bra Brans
Anderaon, quitclaim deed.
Ruth B. Stewart to Alice P. Lever
et te, correction warranty deed.
Robert O. Bum to Walter R. Lev-
rett, quitclaim deed.
Llda Apple. te to Walter R. Lev-
erett. quitclaim deed.
H. A. Berntaon to Ray Coleman.
warranty deed.
H. O. High, trustee of the Method-
let Episcopal Church of Jacksonville.
to City of Jacksonville, quitclaim
deed.
O. 0. Nleeweod to Bar! Deaton,
warranty deed.
Jackson County Land Company to
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