The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 3

RIDAY JUNE 1 1928 Vural: is digested it continues wwi Ulna UIVU Leeds commonly used for dairy titoned by Miss Pearson To make not suffer any ONE CROP ARMER Mo I of and of be Mr and Tabor Bessie along Bristow sue Graham and nice this vis Oil at of Wagoner McKinney crew near Muskogee 1850 cars 500 or LEGUME HAY IS BETTER TO EED THE DAIRY COW farm ch op re this MILK SHOULD BE SOURED RAPIDLY SAYS AN EXPERT irr ni A i the guests of Mrs Ocie Prewitt Sun of Muskogee Mrs Charley the pie shell for a cottage cheese pie the same directions ai'e followed as (Continued to column six this page) Condition Is Law But State Outlook Calls for More Carloads Than 1927 Bus with Sunday with show stayed in Car Everybody sure did they will be back George Hamilton at Circular Tells How Tests Are Made and Why Leguminous eeds are ound Co be Better Cures Chills and ever Intermittent Remittent and Bilious ever due to Malaria It Kills the Germs Everett and Edward spent last week end Young and family BLU POTATO CROP YIELD TO BE BIG OR 1928 SEQUOYAH COUNTY 0 A Mrs Ouner Miller of arc visiting relatives of HASTINGS ARM Rochelle age 29 Vian and Grace Allen age 19 Vian Xathan Agent age 21 Sallisaw and Vera Allen age 18 Sallisaw Alfred Coatney age 21 Akins and Lou Sprangler age T9 Akins I AV Mize age 62 of Sallisaw and Mary Jane Ross age 50 iVan LIBERTY goon uairy rations Legume hays arc widely used on this account and usu allj result in larger yields and great er profits per cow than can be ob tained under most conditions with grass hays says the circuar SI US ILED IX DISTRICT COCRT is my shepherd and am in want It maketh me to lie down without supper it lead eth me beside mortgage windows it restorcth my doubt in one crop farming it leadeth my children from the paths of education for the sake Yea though I walk thru the valley of starvation I fear no evil for the cow will feed me the pig and the hen they comfort me Thou prepares! a reduction in my income before me in the presence of my creditors thou anointest my household with debts my expenses runneth over mv ceeds Preaching services Saturday night Sunday and Sunday were well attend ed Brother Kernedy pastor of this church i 1 1 1' J' 'A I Cl 1 1 if fruit is added it will partly "supply the mineral lost in the whey Advertise and get there sooner BUINGTON REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE CONGRESS SECOND DISTRICT ery were guests ot Grace and Alta Mann Sunday evening Mrs Sue Blaylock of prominent residents enjoyed an aero plane ride Sunday afternoon She says that was the greatest trip of her life Carr who has been sick for some time is reported to be improv ing at this writing Miss Velda McCormick if Van Bu ren was the guest of her sister Mrs Wood Sunday Rev Krumseik filled a regular ap pointment at the Methodist church Saturday night and Sunday' forget the singing Sunday afternoon Ada Spencer vs Rupert Spencer divorce (rye and rye) Graves arm Loan Investment Co vs Boswell et al foreclosuie (rye and rye) State of Oklahoma ex rcl vs Rob bert Walton et al foreclosure (George Merritt) A Crump vs Leo McClain et al foreclosure (rye and rye) WHY NOT NOW? Jess Baker county treasurer Marrs were Hughes receiver of Ameri can National Bank vs Man kins attachment (Roy rye) Dyke Brothers a co partnership vs Brown suit on lien (W Curtis) Glcnna Bean vs Everett Bean di vorce (AV A Carlile) In the matter of the receivership of irst National Bank on Muldrow (T Varner) In the matter of ther receivership of irst National Bank in Sallisaw (T Warner) In re: Application of Hughes The farmers of this place have gun chopping cotton this week Mr Callahan and daughter Pearl left this afternoon for Clare was elected for another year We are sure he will be a cess Mr and Mrs turned home from Tahlequah week end They went back Sunday afternoon Miss Nona Standifer spent the week end with her Mr and Mrs Sebe Standifer She also return ed to Tahlequah Sunday afternoon NIiss Birdie Rape has been chilling the past few days Brother Anderson and Brother Crumb spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Kennady of Horns Chapel Miss Inez Cole spent Sunday with Leia Patton Mrs George Christopher who has been living in this Community for a number of months died Sunday morning She was survived bj' her husband and three children She was laid to rest in the Ocean Come terySunday afternoon The deceased was the daughter of Mr and Mrs1 Wes Boydston of Sallisaw i Brother Anderson and Brother Crumb visited Mr and Mrs Bob ain and 'daughter Sunday forget Sunday School and prtayer Meeting Sunday and Sunday night i pro without the cow pig and hen misery and poverty will fol low me all the days of my life and I will live on a mortgaged or rented form The Oklahoma Cotton Grower Mrs A Brooks and There was a lare cr cmu i 1 ual at Sunday School Sunday but there is still room for improvement Mr and Mrs John Vance and sons of Muskogee with Richard Yminfi' nnzj poll Edd returned home with them to spen dthe week" Mr and Mrs Roberts and Mrs Bryan Jackson were Sallisaw business visitors last Saturday We were glad to have Hunter Cot ner of Sycamore community at Sun May ocnooi Sunday lorence Cupp spent Sunday after noun witr Ruby Young1 Mr and Mrs Elbertson of Marble xisited Mrs Sport Sunday Miss Clara Houser spenf Sunday with Lucille ord Mr and Mrs Trueblood andfamily visited Mrs Trueblood's par ents Mr and Mrs Combs Sun Cara Dawes to town Saturday after I noon Merle and Melvin Lee drove toYale to Sunday School Sunday morn ing Charlie Creel and spent a few hours Sunday afternoon Porter Henderson Yale are moving to The weather has been fine for the i past week Quite a few of the ers are going to start cotton ping soon Cotton chopping will open year for two dollars a dav I Raymond Goff of Sallisaw is iting Mrs Enice arris here Jodie and Clarence running a hay baling ton Oklahoma Lorna Ryan spent Mrs Kate Ryan The infant child of Mr Carl Lee is quite ill at their home west of town Mrs Mary Gates of New Jersey City arrived in Yale Thursday to spend three months with her son Ralph and also to visit Mrs i McKinney Pete Coble and Cleo Boyd were out driving Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Mart Creal spent Sunday with Emery and 'family 1 Odie McKinney is staying with his I brother near Jennings but will re turn home soon Mr and Mrs Smith of Yale moved to their new location on North st has been confined to his home during the last of the week the past several days from an attack Paul Lewellen and Lou Dyer called' of appenditic jlis condition this on Misses Laura and Bertice McKin 1 week shows improvement Trueblood and family were visitors in Sallisaw Monday Everett Vance of Muskogee Mar vin Dial of McKey Robert Welch of near Dwight Mission Johnson of Marble City and Richard and Opal Young visited at the home of loyd Combs Sturday night Mr and Mrs I ((rdimr and Mrs TrtmhMnd Most everybody is getting along nicely farming Little Anna Bond has been ill with appendicitis but is better now Mrs Lee Rogers and children of Okmulgee are visiting her mother an father Mr and Mrs Lewis Sutton Mr and Mrs Clarence Hinson are the proud parents of a 10 pound girl Mr and Mrs Clifford Prewitt were I Sour milk that has soured rapid ly is superior for cooking purposes to that soured slowly in a refrigerator or in some other cool place according to Miss Millie Pearson home ecnomics education Oklahoma Al 'and col lege Miss Pearson accounts for the su periority of milk which has been I soured quickly on the grounds that' the large amount of lactic asid de veloped under moderate temperatures and when a larger surface is exposed to the air keeps down the growth of putrefactive bacteria Sugar is the only nutrient lost in the souring of milk Alisa Pearson says However if in using sour milk for cooking the whey and curd arc not thoroughly mixed many of the valuable constituents are lost and the texture of the products in which the milk is used will not be so fine after it has been cooked Injury to the texture is espociallly evident in baked food if any of the whey is lost from the milk before using Has Many Uses There are a number of uses for sour milk in cooking Miss Pearson contends One of the most common uses is in making corn bread Corn 1 bi cad may be made by the following receipt: two cups corn meal a half cup Hour one teaspoon of salt: nnn Onft 111(1 1 1 1 1 Cline nxill and four tablespoons of melted fat Cottage cheese pie is another rather unique use for sour milk men When the chemist analyzes a feed he finds water fat ash corbohyd ratesand potein which are usful to the daily cow in her feed ration says ta cicular Dairy by Becker McGillard and John i i Sequoyah 50 and making a total of eight counties If the crop does great damage between now and the harvest it doubtless will exceed lost record according to the esti mate Daily shipments in strawberries are now being made from Cameron Howe Idabel McAlester Monroe Daoli Poteau Proctor Red Oak Robbins Wyandotte Vinita Tahle quah Westville Stilwell Henryetta Wister Leflore Welling Talihina Sttipp and Sallisaw Picking is slightly behind that of last year due to the late freezes the market com mission reports (Cont from column 5 this page) for making any cream pie Crema cottage cheese and mix with it some whipped cream seasoned with sugar if desired or spices such as cinnamon nutmeg or mace anu fill in crust Bits of fresh or canned fruits may be added and it might be topped with' meringue or with whipped cream If Miss Elsie Mann of Aurora spent Sunday with her father Alann and her sisters Alta Grace Mr and Mrs Mannan of Smith visited relatives here Sunday Dodson who is teaching at Northeastern spent the week end with his family There will be singing at Roland Sunday afternoon June 3rd Every body come Anna iviannan and itud Montgom x' ivon rriincrr' I A 14 day Mr and Mrs ields of Tulsa visited Mr and Mrs loyd Combs the first of this week Mrs ord spent Saturday witn Moyd Combs WATTS and family of the Glade ruit arm south anil west of Yale to make their home Mr and Mrs loyd Holland of Yale spent Sunday with Mrs arris and family Mr Holland was employed at Yale last week Mrs Joe Grandclair was called to Springfield Mo last week on ac count of the illness of her mother Mr and Mrs Jodie McKinney and familj and Mrs Clarence McKinney and two babies spent a few minutes Saturday afternoon with AV Mc Kinney I Mr and Mrs Screeb Miller from Claremore Okla spent Saturday night and Sunday with their daugh ter Mrs Lillie McClure Mt and Mrs Herb McClure spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Levie Louvie Mrs Jess Capps was the guest of Mrs Daph Roberts Saturdav even ing' MisS' Ruby Roberts was the short while guest of Miss Bertha Cargill riday evening Miss Jewell McClure spent Satur day night with Miss Mytle Roberts Miss Bertha Cargill and Mrs Grpv cr Baley Was the guest of Mrs John Hicks riday evening Mrs Eaph Roberts was the guest oess capps riday evening Come to Sunday school 0 BUSHEY day night Mr and the of Mr Brooks of Roland Sunday Miss Roseau Tabor was the guest ot hr orqther John Henr Saturday night Misses Maud Bond and Cora Sut ton were the guests of MissHolmes Sunday morning Sunday School is getting nicely Mrs Vernie of has been vi iting her mother land father Mr and Mrs Bond' CARTHAGE ot crude fiber in the body than a cow gets from this material after it more Okla for a few days visit Mr Claremore this place Mr Elbert and Lavbe Eskew and Mrs 'Alexander of Tulsa is visiting relatives of this place Mrs Eskew of Muldrow' spent Saturday night with her sis ter Mrs Mary AVillikin Miss Virgil Wesson is visiting her aunt Sparks 'Mr Bill and Guss Miss Lillian Graham of Bigsby at tended the Decoration at Drake Stand la Sunday Sunday School at Watts Sunday every body come YALE Several from this place attended the Decoration at Drake Stand Sun day Mrs Joe Holt and children spent Sunday with Mrs Crumb There was no preaching at this place Sunday on account of the Deco ration at Drake Stand Mrs Ernest Brodie spent Sunday morning in making strawberry jelly Then after all' it jell airybelle Dial spent Sunday with Essie Bynum Stone entertained the young folk Saturday night with abirthday party for Alice Stone Mr 'and Mrs Pervin Acker and children Mr ami Mrs Jim Bynum motored to Muldrow Sunday to spend the day Miss Mary May spent Sunday at home Marvin Dial spent Saturday night with Mr Ernest Covington Mrs Bill Rainey and children and Mrs Bill Edgmond and children spent Sunday at O'man Edgmonds Mr and Mrs Clarence George and 'two sons Jack and Nick of Smith Ark spent Sunday with Air and Mrs Hez Edgmond Louis Covington accompanied by his son Ernest and Marvin Dial vis ited his brother who is seriously ill at Brushy Isam Rainey and Monroe Bell had car trouble Sunday Ernie Dobbs Bill Jackson and ter bthonover spent Sunday Edgar Bynum 6 ROLAND John AV Boher of the Oklahoma A and College Proteins are needed for growth They enter the composition of muscle bone and body fluids main tain the body are used in developing th ebody of the baby calf and make milk proteins Ash or mineral compounds lime phosphates and common salt tare in the blood and digestive juices They maintain the skelton and especial1 make the ash in the milk ats" sugars and starches are burned in the body to provide heat and energy orare used to build body fat butterfat and milk sugar Some iber Necessary Some crude fiber is necessarj to give a limited amount of bulk to the feed and to aid in digestion How ever feeds that qontain too large amounts of crude fiber are usually I not desirable in dairy rations under average conditions because more energy is used in digesting a pound egg Although potato crop is only 65 per cent normal it is ex pected to be larger than the 208S car load production of last year ac I cording to information complied by the Oklahoma state m'arket commis sion The same holds true for the straw berry crop now in process of harvest ing Last year the state shipped about 250 car loads This year a request for inspection on 300 cars has been made However it is esti mator that the late freezes will de crease the amount estimated and the wil run less han the 300 car load lots Last potato crop was ex ceptionally good The crop got no serious handicap until late in the season when heavy rains destroyed a lot of the commorical acei'ace nkn the Arkansas river in AVagoner Mus kogee Sequoyah and nearby counties The floods decreased the produc tion by several hundred car ImL bringing the total production to 2083 car loads According to late re ports of county agents McCurtain county probably wit! have 225 cars Choctaw 300 Bryan 100 Marshall 25 Pushmataha 5u Lelore GOO The farmers are busy cleaning out their crops Most everyone went to the Decora tion at Drake Stand anil reported a nice time and enjoyed a good dinner Miss Edith Isham from Stilwell was the guest of Miss Ruby Rob erts Saturday I I Everybody is enjoying theveathe rat this writing Lester Hargis 'and lufus Baldridge motored to Iteeds Mo Sunday Lester AVilliams Sallie Baldridge and Jewel Martindale motored to Sarcoxie AIo Sunday evening Opie Baker and Herbert Stanley I luotoied to Joplin Saturday night on receiver of American Xatlonal Dank business of Sallisaw application (Roy rye) Laine AHarunuaie 01 oain saw is visiting friends in Carthage Truman reeman and Jessie Del zcll were seen parked in town Sat urday night The Dubinsky thag one week enjoy it Hope soon Sadie Baldridge of Carthage visiting relatives and friends Akins and Sallisaw Oklahoma Harvie AA'alker and Rufus Bald ridge will leave July 10th for South America where the boys have re ceived employment from the Sinclair Oil Company Mr and Mrs George Sparks and son Leo were out car riding Satur day evening Mrs Carl Allen and son Eugene were the guests of her sister rMs Columbus Burnett Sunday COUNTY TREASURER ILL cows divide themselves naturally into si xg'iieral classes' such as legume hays grass hays farm gains and oilseeds succulent feeds and pasture crops milling by products and mis cellaneous If a cow is to be given only a single feed she will thrive longer and pro duce more milk and butterfat on a le gume h'ay alone than any other thing It is impossible to even have a cow survive for a long period of time when fed straw or cottonseed hulls alone Even alfalfa hav is tnn bulky to enable the cow to produce a great amount of milk Rougages Make Lime In general roughages 'are the main source of lime in the rations of milk cows Roughaghes are relatively high in crude fiber on this account yield less total digestible nutriens than do form grains Roughages as a whole are low in phosphates which are need ed for bone blood and milk though legume hays contain more than twice the amounts found in grass hay Because legume hays contain so much more digestible protein and mirjArn nintfav uhu ate upproxi mately equal to grass hays in other "ere respects they are the basis of most Joe 1 rrnnfl Hnirv ral Some ot the fanners here have be gun chopping cotton Alls EO Smith spent Alonday and Tuesday with her mother Airs Jame son of Mountainview Aliss Bell Dodson was the of Miss Muriel Marrs aStiirday night Airs Bill Dodson was the guest rs Dodon Saturday ecening Aliss lorence inson was the mipst of Miss Normal Lee Alarrs Saturday evening Mrs Olin Smith the first port of this week with her mother Mrs Woodward of Marble City Hobe Jameson and Elmo Pinson and Aliss lorence Pinson spent a while Saturday night with Miss Nor mal Lee Alarrs Miss Gladys Elbertson of Marble City was the guest of Aliss Muriel omith Tuesday nighth Mr and Mrs the guests of Air and Mrs Maris Sitnday Bailey Dodson was the guest Monza Alarrs Sunday morning Miss Bell Dodson was the guest Aliss Marie Smith Sunday Airs Ben Harrison of Sallisaw the glest of Mrs Clyde Marrs Sun day jBSKMk A Afc 4' 1 'A J1 7 KIRRV 1.