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/ GATE CITY JOURMAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1935 * on her recent visit to th* Parent from rheumatism and is taking a HOG PRODUCT ION OWYHEE P. T. A, and Teacher School of Instruction 1 course of baths at the Hot Springs MET FRIDAY WITH in Portland and also on the duties Mr. Shirt, a newcomer on the pro- LOW TILL 1937; LATE ject, though one of the first to pur MRS. SCHWEIZER of officers and committees. There | chase land here, has a splendid REPORT SHOWS was a very interested membership In , thirds cup honey, U s in g H o n e y By Mrs. W. W. Foster | eight-acre field of cucumbers which attendance. Mrs. Lowe. Mrs. Jay he is growing under contract for Owyhee—Plans for the coming Duncan and Mrs. Bob Duncan were j seed. Conditions are greatly improved in year were discussed at a special also present. After the meeting iced Dan Smith, who has been employ - the meat animal industries com Children require sweets in their meeting of the Owyhee P.-T. A. punch was served by the hostess. j ed in the community for some time, pared with a year ago, and the out Friday afternoon at the home of The next regular meeting of the | visited at his home near Apple Val look is tavorable for some time diet, and honey is a source of easily digested energy food. Many will soon Mrs. Chas. Schweizer. Mrs. M. M ,p. T. A. will be at the school house ley over Sunday. ahead, according to a report just be facing the problem of nourishing Greeling and Mrs. C. C. Cotton were 1 the second Friday in September. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schweizer released by the state college agri school lunches. Honey can be used visitors. Mrs. Greeling gave a talk ' Mrs. Jenera Plaza is suffering went to Idaho this week to visit cultural extension service. Producers in many ways for satisfying sand- Mrs. Schweizer's father who is ill. with hogs to sell are favored by wishes. | Jack Rust will assist with the ranch prices more than twice as high as work in their absence. They expect a year ago. with feed grain consid- I Peanut Rutter and lloney ! to return the latter part of the week erably lower. The index of the aver Mix peanut butter and honey in as Mrs. Schweizer's school will open age farm price of hogs in Oregon at i next Monday. She will teach at mid-July was 84 per cent of the equal parts and spread on whole wheat bread. Wade. 1926-1930 average. Mrs. Chas. Bradley is enjoying a With industrial activity and con- CHEVROLET DEALER visit with her sister, Mrs. D. D. summer purchasing power running Cottage Cheese and lloney Filler Stevens of Twin Falls. Last Thurs ahead of 1934, and even a smaller Use a little honey and cream on day another sister. Mrs. F. T. ¿raw- supply of hogs expected to be avail- cottage cheese till it is of the right ley, of Ontario, and her daughter able for market until production can consistency on thin slices of while FIRESTONE TIRES Margaret, visited in the Bradley be increased, the immediate market j bread. home. outlook for hogs is strong. If condi- j ---------- CERTIFIED LUBRICATION Allen Heuser's sister and her hus- j tions are favorable, however, the pig Ham Sandwiches band visited her last Sunday. crop of 1936 may be 25 per cent put coolled ham through ft food Mrs. Henry Truelson, Ellis Wal larger than that of 1935 and by 1937 ch and mix weli with mayon. ters. T. M. Lowe. Mrs. Ruby Rust it will be possible for hog production sweeten wlth honey or mlls. and family were Vale visitors Mon to be back to the 1392-1933 level, the j tard and honey. Spread on well but- day. report says. I tered bread. Buck and Clifford Derrick were Although beef cattle prices are Ontario visitors Monday. Elmer Der materially higher than a year ago, Honey Pudding rick is able to be up on crutches cattle prices are not as high rela An Independent Station after illness and a broken leg. tively as prices for hogs, and prices Two cups of bread crumbled. Two Mrs. Christianson, who has been j for cattle feed have not declined so eggs beaten, 3 cups hot milk, tps Nyssa, Oregon in the hospital with a badly fractur- 1 much as for hog feeds, especially in salt. 2 tbps melted butter and two ed collar bone is convalescing a t , the west. The Oregon price index is the home of her daughter Mrs. Ab- only 67 per cent of the 1926-1930 bie Morfitt. level. The demand tor feeder cattle Henry Truelson has recovered this fall will be strengthened by the THE BEST sufficiently from his recent illness to abundance of hay and grain in pros assist with the farm work. pect in the East, while the scarcity is the Cheapest Mrs. Mary Rust, who has for the of hogs and improved industrial past several months been a p atien t! conditions are expected to strength When you build or re-model, at the Holy Rosary hospital, came en market demand for fat cattle be sure your plumbing Is of home last week somewhat improved. during the next several months at the best. Your home can't be ï P urei modern, neither can it be san least. Market supplies of fat lambs itary and trouble-free with and poultry next fall and winter j MILK I out good plumbing work. are also expected to be somewhat We give you the highest smaller than usual, the report i« & f standard in workmanship and points out. supplies. For your plumbing In respect to the longtime outlook, jobs, depend on— the number of beef cattle and sheep in the country next winter is not ex We are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro GEO. J. KINZER pected to be much changed from duced in a modem and sanitary plant. May we Plumber last winter, but thereafter the trend add you to our list of satisfied customers? is expected to be upward for a num ber of years, if feed conditions are Phone 134-J2 We also sell high standard Holstein milk, con favorable. Parma Idaho sidered by many medical authorities as best for The report, which is available from county agent Larson also gives babies and growing children. outlook Information on poultry, dairy and wheat, and data on num- erous other farm commodities pro duced in Oregon. j 1 tps lemon wo tract. First mix bread and milk. Let j stand ten minutes, add the other ingredients. Pour into buttered dish. j Set 111 pan of hot water. Bake 45 minutes In moderately slow oven (350F>. 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