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Show January J, 1933 THE JOURNAL bulk of utility and low commercial LAYTON kinds sold at $10.00 to $12.30. DonCanners and cutters $7.30 to $0.30. Miss Arlene Hansen and Miss na Allen. The hall was beautifulShelly light canners down to $6.00. ly decorated and 180 couples enUtility and commercial bulls joyed a very lovely evening. Door LOS ANGELES UNION STOCK YARD Salable cattle receipts brought $13.30 to $13.00 Odd heavy Drizes were given. dropped this week due to the utility Ilolsteins sold at $10.00 Mrs. Parley Green and son, Val, Cows pre- and cutters down to $12.00 and Christmas Holiday. of Denver visited Monday in Syradominated. Other classes in light under. Mr. and Mrs. Leo WarCommercial and good slaughter cuse with The market was steady supply. ren. to strong compared with a week calves sold at $10.00 to $18.30. A Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cleveland ago. Light supplies of hogs were few good and choice calves brought in good demand. Prices were 30c $19.00 Cull and utility kinds $10.00 and son, Dorcey, left Wednesday to spend the remaining holidays to 73c higher on butchers. Sows to $13.00. ;n Mexico and Arizona. They about steady. Lamb receipts were Good and choice feeder steers were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. nominal. and yearlings sold at $19.00 to Clarence Oberg of Ogden. One load of average choice fed $20.30, odd lots of common and A progressive dinner was ensteers averaging around 1001 lbs. medium kinds to $18.00. sold at $21.00. A few head of 030 Good fleshy feeder heifers sold at joyed Christmas day by the famlb. weights sold at the same price. $1(5.00 They met Medium and good stock ily of L. E. Ellison. Several loads of good and low calves brought $1S.00 to $19.00. first at the Roy Simmons home, choice steers brought $21.00 to Good heifers $17.00. Common and then at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haven J. Barlow; next at the Geo. $23.00. Most commercial and good mixed calves $11.00 to $13.00. Wilcox home, with deserts at John steers sold at $18.30 to $21,30. Two loads of choice 213 lb. and Carol Morgans. The remainutility and commercial kind? butcher hogs sold at $20.30. der of the day was enjoyed at the brcugh $13.00 to $18.00. The bulk of choice 200 to 232 lb. Several loads of good and choice butchers sold at $19.00 to $20.00. home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ellisons. fed heifers brought $20.00 to $21.73. Choice 2(50 lb. to 21 10 lb. weights Commercial and good heifers sold 1st Lt. and Mrs. Sharman Ste $17.30 to $18.00. Heavier LIVESTOCK SITUATION I $1-0- mid-weste- rn brought weights $16.30 to $17.00. Choice Commercial type cows sold large- 3(H) to 320 lb. sows sold at $13.00 ly at $12.73 to $13.30. Some young to $13.30, heavier weights down to heiferish cows brought $14.00 The $14.00. at Page venson of Kclrio, Texas; Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gai-le- y Mrs. Veil Richer and daughter, were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gailey Lee Anne, of Washington, ore here and family of Provo, LaMar Gailey spending the holidays with their of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ste- Russell Gailey, daughter Terri Suvenson. Lt. Stevenson and wife san and Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. will visit in Pasadena, Calif., with Hodgson. Mrs. Stevensons father before Val Green, who is employed in they return to Texas where Lt. Ste- Denver, arrived home Friday to venson is stationed. spend the weekend with his parThe Alpha Lambda Sorority will ents, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Green. meet Monday evening at the home . Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wilcox of Mrs. Relda Ilringhurst at 8 were hosts with a family dinner p.m. Monday. Mrs. Gale Naldcr at their home Christmas Eve. Those attending were Mr. and will assist Mrs. Bringhurst. Mrs. L. E. Ellison, Mrs. George W. The Layton Lions Club held its Wilcox, Miss Mamie Layton, Mr. Christmas party Thursday evening and Mrs. Roy Simmons, Miss Kate at Old McDonalds Farm. Bingo Catherine Wilcox and famand other games were enjoyed and Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. Haven I. Barlow a lovley chicken and steak dinner ily, and family and Mr. and Mrs. John was enjoyed by 10 couples. Wayne S. and Winegar .acted as master of ceremonies. Frank Bringhurst is president of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stimpson were Friday night and Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bennett and family in Salt Lake. Dinner guests Christmas at the $10.00 to $18.30. Morgan family. Odd Fact When a truckload of pigs stalled after a traffic accident near Philadelphia, firemen were called to play their hoses on the metal truck to keep the pigs cool until another vehicle arrived to rescue them. The Cranberry Bogs Of Colorful Cape Cod 0y ALICE DENHOFF THE bright-re- d cranberry Is coming into its own! Time was when cranberry sauce was the only product derived from the small acid fruit. But today there are many uses for this colorful berry which sparks our holiday tables. Up in Cape Cod where so many cranberries are g.:own, the cultivation of this fruit is a science. They Watch by Night Men sit up all night watching thermometers, and when the weather nears freezing, they rush out to power houses to turn on the pumps and flooa the bogs. This prevents the plants from and thus saves the freezing Maine road. The railroad is also pressed Into service for more practical work carrying boxes of picked berries to the plant where women sort, clean and grade them. Berries go by on a movable belt and all the rejects' are quickly screened out by sharp-eye- d Cape women who have spent their lives picking and sorting berries. A Delightful Drink For a refreshing drink, put 1 c. cranberry juice cocktail, juice of y2 orange, 2 tbsp. sugar, 1 egg and cracked ice in a shaker, mixer or an egg beater if you havent a shaker or mixer. Whichever method is employed, be sure bowl. Use to mix well. If egg beater is used, do not ians ride horses to the small add ice until after beating. glasses. pump installations out In the Makes 2 wild, empty begs. Others go on Cranberry Meat Loaf foot or get as near as possible by Leftover cooked ham may be car. Its a hard life, and the re- utilized in Cranberry Meat Loaf, sults of their efforts appear on the to serve 6. recipe your table in the form of sauce, Combine 2 c. ground cooked jelly, beverages and baked goods. ham, 1 lb. ground raw veal, V2 c. The Pickers dry bread crumbs, 2 eggs, 3 tbsp. Picking the berries is an ardu- chopped parsley, tsp. chopped ous task. Special scoops are used onion, tsp. salt, Va tsp. pepper. by the pickers who must con- Add y2 c. cranberry juice (from stantly be on their guard against cranberry sauce) and blend well. snakes attracted by the still Firm mixture into loaf. Bake at 375 F. about 1 hr. Pour over rewater. A Cape Cod version of French maining cranberry sauce during toast uses the traditional berry. last 15 min. of baking. Baste with Before the family arrives for sauce once or twice to glaze loaf. breakfast, pass slices of bread To make 1 qt. of special 10 min. under the broiler and toast on cranberry sauce, boil V2 c. honey, one side. Butter the other side 1 c. sugar and 1 c. water togethand spread with jellied cran- er 5 min. Add 4 c. fresh cranberry sauce. Cover with sliced berries and boil, without stirring, bananas. Sprinkle with brown until all the skins pop open sugar and a touch of cinnamon. about 5 min. Remove from heat Broil slowly until bananas are and allow to cool. light brown and the sauce is Fruit Relish bubbling. A tasty relish which will keep' A Single-GaugTrack in the refrigerator for weeks may In Carver, Mass., a center of the be made simply. Put 4 c. cranberries and 2 pared cranberry industry, is a single-gaug- e Railcored apples through food and Edaville railroad, the worms its road. It way through chopper. Quarter 2 oranges and the bogs On Sundays visitors 1 lemon. Remove seeds and put from Boston and other New Eng- through chopper. Add 2y2c. sugar, land cities come" to take a ride blending' thoroughly. Chili in reon the tiny train which was frigerator a few hours before purchased from an ancient serving. Makes Ua qt. relish."' crop. Some of these vigilant guard- z. As joyous bells ring in the New Year, they peal out our best wishes to our friends for Happiness and Good Cheer, ( Prosperity and Peace in 1955! e "Copyright, 1931, King Feature Syndicate, Ine.) 7 BAMBERGER RAILROAD CO. |