The Duncan Weekly Eagle. (Duncan, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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QUANTITY COOKING ECO-
NOMICAL
Quantity buyin has often been
recommended as an economy when
there is suitable storage space but
less has been said about the economy
of quantity cooking Both require
thinking ahead and one often supple
ments the other Having a quantity
of flour and sugar in the house may
lead to extravagant or wasteful use
of the material unless the house-
keeper plans carefully If she knows
a few days in advance however just
— what she is going to serve to her fam
ily she will not waste her materials
and she will also find means of sav
- ini time and fuel in quantity cook-
ing It is obvious that heat and trou-
' Lie are saved by boiling at one time
enough potatoes for two days or by
making a double quantity of white
sauce or salad dressing When a
double quantity of vegetables is pre-
pared the amount can be divided and
the second lot served so as to seem
entirely different For instance half
the potatoes may be put on the table
plain boiled or mashed and the other
half may later be sliced and creamed
or hash browned Plain boiled string
beans may be followed by beans in a
-white sauce or with a sour dressing
Cabbage lends itself to warming over
in number of ways
The same idea may be applied to
meat Purchasing a quarter of lamb
or several ribs of beef is usually
thrifty in a large household The
parts that keep least well can be stew
ed immediately and set away for sev-
eral days except in the hottest weath-
er' Some housekeepers may also find
that they can advantogeously do more
bhking at one time In many homes
for example baking bread twice a
week is an economy -
The United States Department of
Agriculture recommends the use of
' the old-fashioned soup pot into which
(bones meat scraps and vegetable wa-
ters can be put The soup however
should not be kept on the back of the
stove except when it is actually cook-
ing It should be kept at other times
in a cold place and its contents either
xenewed entirely every day or two or
boiled to sterilize them Cooked veg-
etable and cereal left-overs can be
put into the strained soup when it is
beated up a little before serving time
An increased milk order every sec-
ond day will enable one to make two
desserts at once saving time and fuel
or a dessert and a milk soup or a
dessert and white sauce The cooked
milk product is easier to keep over a
day than the uncooked milk ' When
rmilk even skim milk replaces water
in cooking the food value of the
product will be increased by valua-
ble body-building protein and lime
Desserts in which milk is used or
oggs or both are suitable when the
main dish of the meal is less hearty
than usual
A good rule to follow is to plan
menus so that one can prepare in ad-
vance as many foods as possible at
one time and to combine such work
with other kinds necessarily done in
the kitchen Start something cooking
before washing the breakfast dishes
often it will be done when the last
plate is washed the required sauce-
pan can be disposed of and the time
saved put to another use
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SEEING AMERICA
The director of the national park
service suggests in his annual report
that the Americans who spend mill-
ions in European tours would do bet-
ter to do their vacation travelling in
the United States scenery and recre-
ation are to be had in greater abund-
ance and beauty in this country than
in the Old World he says The head
of the travel department of the Am-
erican Express company estimates
that on an average each of the 200-
000 Americans who went to Europe
last year spent -1000 on the journ-
ey A long trip could be made in
America in comfort say to the Yel
lowstone National Park or the Yose
mite National Park for less
What has Enrope to offer that
America lacks? Scenery? There
are few spots in the Old World that
can match in beauty and grandeur
our national parks The winter
sports of the French Pyrenees and
the Swiss Alps are the lure which are
attracting some Americans to Eu-
rope right now Mr Mather's report
directs attention to the “unexcelled
opportunities offered in the national
parks for winter vacationing and for
winter sports” adding: “Those in
Yogemite Valley are declared to sur-
pass the offerings of many foreign
winter resorts Rocky Mountains
Mount Rainer and Lafayette Nation-
al Parks are also available for winter
sports in surroundings unexcelled”
If climate is the desideratum the
United States offers as great a vari-
ety as Europe We have the tropical
weather of Southern Florida and
Southern California and the intense
cold of North Dakota and Northern
Montana with all the intermediate
kinds of climate
If it is the exotic flavor of Europe
that appeals — the peculiarities in the
lives of the different peoples— we can
satisfy that demand too There is a
great diversity between the Yankees
of Vermont for example and the
Crackers of Georgia The Pennsyl-
vania Dutch of some of our isolated
valleys the French-speaking inhabi-
tants of Southern Louisiana and the
Spanish-speaking natives of New
Mexico and Arizona are almost as
unlike as if they were of different
WANTED TO BUY FARM AND GRAZING LANDS
In Stephens and Adjoining Counties
ROGER W SMITH
P O Box 676 Office in Brittain-McCasland Bldg
WANTED!
A district agent for the southern part of
Oklahoma for a young live growing Insur-
ance company To the party thatican pro-
duce the business will give him an A-l
proposition and a money maker If you are
not a producer and a high class man we do
not want you
Address Rice & Mitchell Kingfisher Okla
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE LEACUE
From present appearances of the
Oklahoma State League the circuit
this year will be made up of the fol-
lowing cities: Elk City Clinton El
Reno Duncan Bristow Drumrlght
Cushing and Guthrie '
This tentative membership could
be improved upon perhaps by gett-
ing some larger cities but would they
be as good as the onea named? Also
the matter of transportation is one
of the items of expense that must al-
ways be taken into account in the ar-
rangement of a base ball league of
whatever class -from major down to
bush-league
Another feature of the above cir-
cuit that will appeal to fans in all
cities is the fact that they are just
about the same size and there will be
none of that feeling in thi smaller
places that the team from the larger
city is “running something over” on
them
Duncan fans are “rearin' to go”
and have the necessary four-bit ad-
mission piece in their fists
Radio Concert Postponed
The radio concert which was to
have been given at the office of
the Lawton & Duncan Electric Co
tonight has been postponed until
Friday night at which time' the “City
Beautiful” address will be broadcast-
ed out of the Oklahoma City send
ing station - It’s free to the public
There are many persons who have
schemes for helping themselves' any
other way than by working
nationality though they are all Am-
ericans and in a ‘good many cases
their ancestors have been Americans
for several generations
There is a patriotic motive for see-
ing America first ' ' The American
who has seen his country and appre-
ciated its greatness and charm will
i it and be proud t it He will
b- ready to fight for it if need a ises
and will be interested in seeing that
it is well governed and thaf noth n?
u done which shall detract from the
grandeur of the nation
MAN MOt 86 SOCH A THUGc A9 ’ABSOLUTE
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SMITH SAYS MASKED
BAUD FORGED HIM TO
60 TO CARROLL HOME
Defendant in Wilson Murder Trial
Takes Stand in Own Defease
at Ardmore Today '
Ardmore Jan 31 — (Associated
Press) — Under fire of cross-examination
by the state Jeff Smith of
Healdton testified in district court
here today at his trial on a charge of
murder that he was forced to ac-
company members of a maaked band
who raided the home of Joe Carroll
at Wilson on the night of Dec 15
1921 during which Carroll was shot
to death and two members of the
masked party were fatally wounded
The defendant who is specifically
charged with Carroll’s death went on
the stand in his own defense shortly
after court convened this morning
First published Peb 2 1923 — It
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE
State of Oklahoma County of Stephens
as
In the County Court
Notice is hereby given in pursuance of
an order of the County Court of Stephens
County State of Oklahoma made and
entered on the 1st day of February 1)23
the undersigned guardian of Edward Lynn
Colbert a minor will offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder an oil and gas mining lease
on the 6th day of February 1923 at 19
o’clock A M the following described
lands situated in Stephens County State
of Oklahoma to-wit:
The South Half of the Southeast Quar-
ter of the Northeast Quarter - and the
North Half of the Southeast Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty-
four (34) Township One (1) South Range
Seven (7) West 1 H Containing Forty
(40) acres
Said oil and gas lease will be sold on
the following terms and conditions to-
wit: 71
Cash on execution and delivery of lease
Said sale to be held in the County Court
room of Stephens County Oklahoma at
the time above stated
ALBERTA COLBERT Guardian
Dated this 1st day pf February 1921
First published Feb 1 1923— 2t
State of Oklahoma Stephens County
In the County Court
In the matter of the Guardianship of
David H Spain A Minor T J
Nichols Guardian No 227
NOTICE OF HEARING GUARDIAN'S
FINAL REPORT
Notice is hereby given that T J Nich-
ols has filed in this court his Final Re-
port as Guardian of David H Spain Min-
or and that said Final Report has been
set down for hearing at the County Court
Room of Stephens County Oklahoma in
the City of Duncan at 10:00 o’clock A
M on the 20th day of February 1923 at
which time and place the next of kin of
said minor and persons interested in his
estate may appear and show cause if any
they have why said report should not be
approved
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
court this the 30th day of January 1923
(SEAL) IJUGENE RICE County Judge
Womack Brown & Cund
Attorneys for Guardian and Ward
First published Jan 4 1923— 5t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
State of Oklahoma Stephens County
In The District Court
C M Simmons Plaintiff vs O M Mor-
ris' Defendant
No 4427 '
Said defendant O M Morris will take
notice that he has been sued in the above
named court by the above plaintiff for
the recovery of $165315 upon a judgment
reoovered by the above plaintiff against
the above named defendant in the District
Court of Denton County State of Texas
and certain property belonging to the de-
fendant and located in the City of Dun-
can Stephens County Oklahoma has been
attached and must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on or be-
fore the 21st day of February A D 1923
or said petition will be taken as true and
a judgment for said plaintiff in said ac-
tion for the recovery of $165315 upon a
judgment recovered by the plaintiff
against the defendant in the District
Court of Denton County Texas will be
rendered accordingly and the attached
property will be sold to discharge said
JUDatedntthls 4th day of Januanr 1923
(SEAL) JESSIE F BARNES
Attest: — Court Clerk
Wm G Davisson Floyd C O’Dell Attys
for Plaintiff
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Dr W A Logan
Disease of tha Rectum and
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W D McBee
Attorney At Law
OIL INVESTMENTS
O’Neill Elig Duncan Okla
DR ALEXANDER
SPECIALIST
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Barrett Bid ' aad
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Duncan Hospital
Duncan - Oklahoma
- Hospital Phone 366
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Mre Jaeiea A Carrie R N Sept
A modern Hospital for the
treatment ofan medical and
surgical diseases inclmfing
Obstetrics Rates reasona-
ble For further mfbsoa-
tion apply to the superin-
tendent i
Catarrh Cannot Be Cuid
with LOCAL APJJMQATTONS they
cannot reach thinu M the disease Ca-
tarra la a blood or constitutional disease
and in order 4o cure It you must take in-
ternal remedies Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is
taken Internally and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface Hail’s
Catarrh Cure la not a (uack medicine It
wag prescribed by one of the best phy-
sicians in this country for years and Is
a regular prescription It is composed of
the best tonics known combined wlthJhe
best blood purlflers acting directly on tht
mucous surfaces The perfect combina-
tion of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results In curing
catarrh Send for testimonials free
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' Sold by Druggists price 7fie
Take Hall's Family Pills for 'Tonstlpatioa
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MR FARMER do you want to sell
an oil and as lease on your land?
I can sell it for yon if you will price
it right Come and see me Ben F
Ridge Room 3 Rowell Bldg Phone
HAVE BUYERS for 40 80' and 160
acre farms anywhere in Stephens
County See me if you want to sell
Ben F Ridge Room 8 Howell Bldg
Phone 384 (0-tf)
FARM LOANS — Mr Farmer you
need money I know where to get it
for you Let’s get it Come and see
me Ben F Ridge Room 3 Howell
Bldg Phone 384 (9-tf)
Eagle want ads give the best
suits
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Salts 1 to 4 819 Mala Street (
Duncan Okla
Dr J B Carmichael I
Office at Rerallo
- Phone 2l ' '
Residence Phone 441 '
Bond & Moms -
Attorneys and ComaeSora
At Low '
Practice In all courts- First f
National Bank BxiUin j
Dancan Okl
Geo Womack Eobt Drown
Womack & Brown j
ATTORNEYS
Practice h a9 ESafe ad
COocty Coarts in QMnt
Dancan Oklahoma
DRUOORE
DENTIST
Office Bnckholtz BUg Boom 14
Phone 86 Rea- Sit
Frensley & Frensley
Benda Insurance Farm
City Loans'
Rooms 201-2-3 Okla NatL Bank Bldg
Duncan Okla -
W A Dicken DDS
Special Service in Artificial
Teeth
Office Buckholtz Bldg Room 14
Dr- Moore Phone 84
Doctor Leeds
Diagnosis and Internal
Medicine'
First Naional Bank Bldg-
CiUckasha Okla
DENTAL X-RAYS
DUS SMFTH ft KIBBLER
DENTISTS
City National Bank Bldg— Phone 74
DR A M McMAHAN
Eye Ear Nose aad Throat
SPECIALIST
22-24 Brittain-McCasland Bid
Phone 789 Rea Phone 405-J
Hours 9-12 1-5 and 7-9 Saturday Eva
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Ray, Shaw D. The Duncan Weekly Eagle. (Duncan, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1923, newspaper, February 1, 1923; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1718118/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.