The Yukon Oklahoma Sun (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 26, 1935 Page: 3 of 8
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The one actor in the present
wheat situation that has the most
bearing upon the income and wel-
fare of American wheat farmers
is the fact that the export out-
let for wheat is limited Il F
Albers chairman of the Canadian
county Wheat Production Control
Association says
This is the feature of the
wheat situation today that makes
it different from those years
when the United States had good
foreign markets 1fr our surplus
wheat The carryover of about
152 million bushels on July 1
1935 was not particularly burd-
ensome In former years the
United States could hold the car-
ryover to a lower level through
exporting any surplus wheat
grown Now farmers must face
the fact that the world is not
buying very much United States
wheat and this country must bar-
gain for almost every bushel of
wheat exported
Any wheat grown in the Unit-
ed States above our domestic re-
quirements of 625 million bushels
and the limited export market
must therefore be added to our
carryover
It is to hold down this excess
wheat until such time as foreign
markets can be found that farm-
ers through the referendum vot-
ed 7 to 1 that the wheat adjust-
ment program be continued
It would of course be possible
to export more wheat if Ameri-
can farmers took world prices
for their wheat This however
-would give farmers such low
Prices as to bankrupt many of
them For instance on July 15
1935 selling wheat at the world
price would have meant a price
of about 50 to CO cents a bushel
on farms in the United States
instead of the average farm price
of 76 cents a bushel on that date
It is doubtful too whether ex-
ports of wheat can be increased
materially until the United
States' foreign trade is adjusted
to allow more imports into this
country from former wheat cus-
tomers so that they can get the
dollar exchange with which to
buy wheat from the United
States
THURSDAY DECEMBER 26 1933 TIIE YUKON SUN
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When I he ball Was over
ct :luny the eoach-and-cight
!)t ? rindPrella it and weep
hr ash-y fate
iio she was modern gal
With resources supreme—
took thf' erstwhile pumpkin
coitch
1)ift I 111"ned it to iCe CleaMt
m utsmiltiow rumplaN
ClaA31 NE
I pie and apple pie may
I kht fer supremacy as the great
1-t-an dessert but there is no
!!'t us to their leadim'-
!':im And NVilen pio turns
pumpliin ice cream pi it pro!)
ttike a definite lead for it then
In s the virtues of both these
!'frile American sweets bpsilos
1t:onLin4 the pumpkin pie season
hrou!i the summer
p!rticular pumpkin ice cream
00 is a perfectly new and fail-proof
re-iie known as Pumpkin Alaska be-
of its kinship with the familiar
licacy baked alaska The ice cream
nualow or campfire marshinal-
Hw ice cream and its marslanallow
ntent is absolute assurance that it
will be smooth and tine-textured as
the finest ice cream to be 1ou41it
-rho procedure is simple yet the re-
sult is one Of the most aristocratic
and elaborate of desserts and is sure
I') be a complete novelty to at least
nine out of every ten people who
taste it
Winners In State u
1 Prairie Queen
I LETTERS from known because of its filth rot
teness corruption and smoldering
Gardens Contest n n fire in terms of "hell" Christ
To Be G Wen Soon Dec 26 Items the PEOPLE named hell that was not physical
No Sunday school or Christmas and vas beyond human control
services are being held in our Truth is often referred to in ' Decause of the shades of mean-
ing gis
Winners in the 1935 state-wide community due to epidemic pos- : relative degrees This is often
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garden contest for Oklahoma sibilities Our sympathy is ex- the cause for much error and tcli missed and error and misun
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farm women are now being de- tended to stricken families misunderstanding in reference to rstanding results
termined and will be announced Mr and Mrs C H O'Dell and scriptural passages and their in- Yours for the Cause
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as soon as scores are computed daughter Marilene of Longmont terpretation here are a few that Alvin King
according to Miss Harvey Thomp- Colo arrived Tuesday to spend illustrate what is meant:
son county home demonstration the holidays with their parents A millionaire may lose several a LJ
agent Mr and Mrs J II O'Dell and hundred dollars in an investment I Banner Briefs I
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Entries for the contest for the Mr an d Mrs W R Tennant 1 of and speak of himself as being
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next year must be filed with the i' Oklahoma City I poor A drunkard though penni-
home demonstration agent not ' Mrs Maude Krey and Mrs less Nv i I I speak of himself as be-
later than March I and the con- Clara Tucker of Enid visited ing the richest man in the world
test will be on the basis of a ' their father F W Modenbach Christ tells of two men who went
garden large enough to supply Thursday night and Friday up to the temple to pray One
the family needs the agent said Mr and Mrs John Brooks and prayed appearing rich but was
The object of the contest is to son Mr and Mrs Irvin Bales poor The other prays as though
demonstrate the value of the con- and son Mrs II L Modenbach he was poor but Christ said that
tinuous production of a variety and daughter Mr and Mrs J IL he went home more justified than
of fresh vegetables of good quail- O'Dell Mr and Mrs C II O'Dell the other
Modenbach II
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ty and to show the wide use of an IIappiness is not bought in dol-
and Betty Bob visited at the W
fresh and canned vegetables in tars and cents and poverty is
in Oklahoma home e
the diet of the family each day R never an asset to the universal
City
Any farm women's club may Sunday sought virtue The socalled rich
Lester Perkins Mrs
enter the club contest by enroll- Mr an are often found to be unhappy
Ilarlin Varney and Mrs
d Mr a y
ing not less than CO percent of an restless and discontented and the
spent the week-end wit hMr and
its members The members en- poverty-stricken often grind out
Mrs Noah Seacat of near Ton-
rolled also become contestants a miserable existence Mental
kawa Okla
for the individual prizes the irs Ernest Fieguth of Elk physical and financial accomp-
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garden large enough to supply
the family needs the agent said
The object of the contest is to
demonstrate the value of the con-
tinuous production of a variety
of fresh vegetables of good quali-
ty and to show the wide use of
fresh and canned vegetables in
the diet of the family each day
Any farm women's club may
enter the club contest by enroll-
ing npt less than CO percent of
its members The members en-
rolled also become contestants
for the individual prizes the
agent said
Each contestant must make a
vegetable canning budget and
can its requirements She must
also submit to the person with
whom she enrolled the home gar-
den record completely filled in
showing the kinds of vegetable
raised the approximate yield
kinds and amounts canned and
a report of garden activities not
later than Nov 1
The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
Oklahoma City cooperates
Mrs Ernest Fieguth of Elk
agent said
City arrived Sunday to spend the
Each contestant must make a
holidays with home folk
vegetable canning budget and
Mr and Mrs Enoch Baker
can its requirements She must
called at the R II Modenbach
also submit to the person with
home Sunday afternoon
whom she enrolled the home gar-
(Too late for last week)
den record completely filled in
Sunday school attendance was
showing the kinds of vegetable
29 Plans were made for a Christ-
raised the approximate yield
mas program to be held but due
kinds and amounts canned and
to fear of epidemics the school
a report of garden activities not
was closed indefinitely Wednes-
later than Nov 1
day and no public gatherings will
The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockbe
held
man Oklahoma City cooperates
We are glad to report Floyd
in the contest by giving $750 in
Spitler and Jack Stewart improv-
prizes The 1936 contest opened
ing nicely
December 1 1935
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs Lester Perkins were
Beets retain their color and Air and Mrs Noah Seacat and
flavor better if cooked with the daughter Lura May of Tonkawa
skins on Okla Mr and Mrs Frank Hicks
and children Mr and Mrs J H
CARD OF THANKS I O'Dell and Mrs Varney Harlin
I Mr and Mrs Karl Modenbach
and family and Mr C A Snyder
were Sunday visitors of Mr and
We wish to thank the friends Airs R H Modenbach and Grand-
and neighbors for their kindness pa Modenbach
during th sickness and death of Mrs H L Modenbach and Ju-
our Mother also for the beauti- dith Lee visited Mr and Mrs
ful floral offerings John Brooks Sunday afternoon
—The Vian Family Airs Gladys Meegins of Minco
visited her grandfather F
— — 1 Modenbach Wednesday afternoon
izlinardigloks
rizd 1 et c rit
by ercr 7 a p
l'UMPKIN ALASKA
16 campfire
marshmallows
2 cups canned
pumpkin
cup hrown
sugar
1 teaspoon salt
11:! teaspoons
gUiger
2 tablespoons
IA aler
I 1'2 teaspoons
cinnamon
4 tablespoon
orange jnici
4 pgg yolks
os whip
pin!2: cream
6 eg!2: wIlitcs
6 tllthFpoons
FIrrar
Melt the c:imptlre ma-slunallows
over hot water While they are meis
ing add punokin hrown sugtir ant'
salt Vlis 12!1'!' Mid
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knee to r4m11How tore
inarshinallows are entirely nittite)
retnov oia stove Ind add egg yolh
thortn:tiily and platie ii freezin
tray of mechanical pfrrator
chill When niisturt is sii-htly stiff
ened w hip the cream and fold i
i:turn to tray and freez
wiihout stirrin4
Just lafore serving spread tle
frozen miNture in the pie shell an
cover with athick meringue made hy
heating It egg whites mitt' stiff hu
stdl shiny titni folding in the sugar
Plate pie under broilt:r flame for 11
moment to toast diiicately
Nvatchin carefuly (Browning shoul
take not more than 2 minutes Tle
pie shell and meringue prevent melt-
ing of tilling) Serves 6 to S
Although the pumpkin ice cream
pie is scarcely any more complicated
to make than an ordinary pie the
hostess who makes it will be credited
with a far greater achievement
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CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOW KITCHEN' PHOTO
FRISBIE & FRISBIE
H T Burson Manager
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eternal death Neither of these
80 acres best river bottom land means annihilation
in Canadian county for sale There are also degrees in the
69 acres good river bottom land meaning of the word "hell" Be-
to trade for good upland farm cause of a wrong-spent life di-
$90000 will buy 5-room semi- sease is acquired that causes
modern house 6 lots if sold this softening of the bones and brain
week A real bargain is called "hell" The prison with
When you have a place to sell its isolation and work is called
or trade or want to buy—See— "hell" The Jews called a valley
near Jerusalem where the filth
FRISBIE FRISBIE
of the city was dumped and was
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FRISDIE FRISBIE
Phone 211
"TO OUR MANY FRIENDS"
Folks counted among our assets we
like to list the one and only thing
that money cannot buy—your good
will And so at this Holiday Season
we extend to you — not as a custom-
er alone but as a friend—
Yukon National
Bank
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poor A drunkard though penni-
less Nvill speak of himself as be-
ing the richest man in the world
Christ tells of two men who went
up to the temple to pray One
prayed appearing rich but was
poor The other prays as though
he was poor but Christ said that
he went home more justified than
the other
Happiness is not bought in dol-
lars and cents and poverty is
never an asset to the universal
sought virtue The socalled rich
are often found to be unhappy
restless and discontented and the
poverty-stricken often grind out
a miserable existence Mental
physical and financial accomp-
lishments produce only temporary
happiness if any at all Happiness 1
is the result of proper relations
between ourselves our fellow-
mankind and our God Relation-
ships that P re maintained or
goals of life that are reached
through cheating robbery lying
coercion undermining murder or
deception never produce real hap-
piness There are two love forces in
this world: the one is human and
the other is divine There are
degrees of both A mother once
fed her children powdered glass
and stood by and watched them
die Because of the depression she
did not have food to feed them
and loved them too much to see
them suffer Another mother de-
serted by her husband watched
daily over an imbecile son mak-
ing a living for the two over the
wash tub for 17 years felt that
she would be more than repaid
if her son could only recognize
her and call her "mother" God's
love for debauched humanity
gave "His only begotten Son that
whosoever believeth might not
perish but have eternal life"
There are three degrees of
death The departure of the spirit
from the body is physical death
The departure of the Spirit of
God from the soul is spiritual
death The banishment of the sin-
ful soul into the Lake of Fire is
eternal death Neither of these
means annihilation
There are also degrees in the
A HAPPY NEW YEAR AND
BEST 'WISHES FOR 1936
YUKON OKLAHOMA
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Happy New Year to all
Schools closed and no public
gatherings—which makes Christ-
mas a quick one
Mrs Bessie Chastain of Okla-
homa City a-mved Tuesday even-
irg to be with her daughter Lee
Ellen and sister Mrs Carl Vogel
and Mr Vogel They all spent
Christmas day at the parental
Dolezal home near Yukon
Henry Svcjkovsky and family
of Wheatland were Christmas
dinner guests at the John Kouba
home
Ray Alexander and family at-
tended the family reunion Christ-
mas day at the Ike Alexander
home in El Reno
Ralph IIayes of McAlester ar-
rived Friday to be with home
folk a few days Mrs Hayes and
daughter Joy who have been
visiting at the Ilayes home for
several weeks returned home Sun-
day going on to be with home
folk at Mansfield EL
Mr and Mrs John Kouba and
daughter Pauline were callers
Christmas night at the parental
Daniels home at Mustang
Loren Towe loaded out a ear
of fine hay Tuesday
Carl Vogel is building a new
chicken house
The inheritance of money sel-
dom improves a man's chance to
win Inherited money is more
often a handicap than a help
Inherited money usually makes a
boy or girl man or woman in-
different to the necessity of
working hard and what is se-
cured without effort many times
goes to the stock seller who
makes it his business to pick up-
on folks who have easy money
Banner Briefs
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-PAINT
-ENAMEL AND
-VARNISH 4
VARIETY STORE
ha etssiall Building
VOKOK OKLAHOMA
FRANK'S
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French Offer $125
Parenthood Bonus
New York—Ilenri Morin de
Line lays resident general man-
ager of the French line here an-
nounced Friday that the company
would grant a bonus of $125 to
each employe in the line's Ameri-
can organization achieving par-
enthood and the plan would be
retroactive to include all em-
ployes to whom children were
born in 1935
The amount will not be in-
creased in case of multiple births
-TRY A WANT AD
Published in Yukon Sun Dec 2G
Jan 2nd and lit h
IN Til E )17 NT Y COURT IN AND
FOR C7A NA DIAN COUNTY STATE
)1 OK LA HOM A
In the Nlatter of the Estate Of
Anna Sit u Id a Deceased
NO ?MI6
OTicE TO CR !EDITOR
To (II Creditors of Anna Shuida
Deceased
Creditors of the above named
deoedent are hereby notified that
the undersigned Willie Shulda
WaS by the Count y Court of Ca-
nadian county Oklahoma appoint-
ed administrator of the estate of
Anna Shu Ida Deceased and t hat
all persons having claims against
sa id decedent are required to pre-
sent I he same with the necessary
vouchers to the undersigned ad-
ministrator at t he plaee of con-
ducting the business of said es
ta te to-wit: At the offiee of It J
K intz Attorney-at-Law In tbe
1'uW11 of Yukon in the County of
Canadian in the State of Okla-
homa within four (4) months
front t he date of the first publi-
cation of this notice to-wit: From
t tu 261h day of December 1935
or the same will be forever barred
Dated Ibis the 21st day of De-
comtior 1935
WILIAM Si IIMDA
Administrator
It J Kintz Yukon otilahorna
Attornoy for Administrator
(Published in Yukon Sun Decem-
ber 12th 19th and 2G1 h)
IN TEE CDVNTY CoURT IN AND
FOR CANADIAN COUNTY STATE
op oKLAlloMA
In the Nlatter of the Estate of
Frank lianska Deceased
No 2011
NOTICE To CREDITORi4
To the Creditors of Frank Ilanska
Deceased:
The creditors of the above named
decedent are hereby notified that
the undersigned Frank lianska Jr
was by the County Court of Cana-
dian County oklahoma appointed
executor of the estate of Frank
Ilanska Deceased and that all per
sons having claims against said de-
cedent are required to present the
same with the necessary vouchers
to the undersigned executor in the
'Town of Yukon in the County of
Canadian and State of Oklahoma
within four (4) months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice to-wit: From the 12th day
of December 1935 or the same will
be forever barred
Dated this the Gth day of Decem-
ber 1935
FRANK HANSKA JR
Executor
R J Eintz Yukon Oklahoma
Attorney for Executor
Rs L KINTZ
AttorneyatLaw
OFFICE OVER MULVEY
STORE
Yukon Okla
PAGE THREE
Seasons Greetings!
We want to thank our friends and pat-
rons for their friendship a n d co-operation
that contributed to a very enjoyable
season and hope that the coming year
will cement the friendships formed dur-
ing the past year
May all the joys and rewards
of a promissing New Year be
yours through 1936 is the
sincere wish of—
The Yukon Gin
By—
C L Shellenberger
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