The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 20, 1928 Page: 4 of 12
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Progressive News
I Sir. and Mrs. Mark IW'iirh call-
In I hr r.iikivll hotnr Tuwibiy
•venliiK.
Mr. ami 'Irs. I.uki* Mi-Hrayrr
«tavml Sa I unlay nlirht with Imr
jmri'iits. Mr ami Mrs Hlcki't i
Mf. an'il Mrs. Hams(>y were din-
ner eusis Sunday of Mr and Mrs.
<3entry of Hereford.
Tlnirstlay ladles of this nan
in aid ly s|m*uI llie day wllh Mrs
Jim IlliimU and hcl|>ml her null I.
A enveusl dish luneh ax as served
«t noon. The ladles Rave a show-
er lo I mill, small daughter id' Mrs
HlaKK The following ladles were
vrosi'iil : Mines Hleketls. Ilershey.
llussell, C.ihhu'll. l’arks, ItaU'liflf,
Ktissi II Miles. Hnyd. Hray. and
].uellU' l'ark* and Olive 1’erklns,
J’rugresslve Suiulay school will
give n program (’hrlsimas Kve and
will have a tru1. ami Santa <'1hnn
eTpeets i<i arrive In lime to treat
.oil the children.
Mrs. Ira Hleketls helped serve
Innch at Hie t'lirtls Sale last
Thursday
The Progressive Canning Cluli
•old their house Iasi week and yet
have the ennner and sealer for
•ale.
.llin Hleketls helped his grand-
father Hleketls thresh Iasi Till'*
day.
Mines, .laeohs and linker spent
Friday afternoon wllh Mrs. lllmrir.
The ennnniuilty xvns sorry to
learn of the death of Clyde Sharp,
Ills parents formerly lived In the
Progressive community and were
active In community life and la
the Sunday school, Clyde was In-
jnnvl while playing fonlhall at
Amarillo, Me was very popular
wllh his class males ill Vernon
and Ills former friends In Here
ford School was dismissed ill Ver
non the afternoon of his funeral
He was hurled In Hie cemetery at
‘Vernon. Ills pnrcnis. brothers
and sisters have tin* sympathy of
Progressive community.
('Alts OK THANKS.
To all mir many friends and
neighbors, we willll to extend ell I'
lienrl fell I hanks mid gratitude for
file in.in,i ways In which they have
shown tli«lr sympiilhy In our re
cent Illness it in I hcreaveinont.
Krnesl \ Helm and KninUy.
GOOD I’OKU < I KING V1KTII0I)
MKNCKIHKO.
A brine method of curing perk
Hull Is coiiiiiig Inio genera! use
In Texas bemuse II makes a ill'll
elonsly llavoi'od meal and Is prae
Ileal Is deserlhed by K. It. Iluilal'.
swine s|s'i ialisf of llie A A M. Col-
lege extension service, "To make
brine enough I'.ir Uni pounds of
meal Use Icn gallons of wilier,
twenty ihmimiIs of sail five isniiida
sugar mill live oiuiees saltpeter,
tiring water lo hull I hen add llie
I
sail and stir until ill-solved. Add
sugar and saltpeter and again stir
until dissolved. Allow m cool U>
fore using.
"Cut meal up as mixiii us dressed
and rub It with gisid salt. Ia>ave
spread nut and suited over night
to lose i Its- animal loan and then
pick In a clean barrel with hams
and shoulders at Itolfom and ha
niu ill lop. I'oiir on enough brine
to cover iiii'iii. I.onvc llie bacon
In brine for three wis-ks mid hams
and shntildi'i's live xvii«kn.
“Itrlne will some times s|sdl.
due to an unclean barrel or adverse
weather eotidlHuns, so the brine
should la> I'xmulued once ti week.
If lhere lire gas hubbies on sur
fare of hrllie It Is probably s|mII
lug. I >lp up a cup of It and pour
hack Into the barrel. If It pours
ropt or like syrup It Is spoiling
and the meat should ho taken out
and washed in hot water, limply
and scald barrel and repack meat
In fresh brine made the day be-
fore so as to lie i-ool.
"After removing the meat at the
end of the curing process It should
lie hung up to drip and then smok-
ed with smoke from any of the
hardwoods or corn eolis, Moat peo-
ple prefer a three dux smoke. The
next step, wrapping. Is liii|Mirtaiit
If Hu iiit’iit Is to keep good during
the whole year. Wrap first In
jia|icr (new-papers will dot and
then In ducking, sewing on will)
close stitches lo prevent bugs and
skipiH'fs gelling Into the meat. Sew
on a siring and hung up In a cool
dry place. It may iiiuhl In hot
xvi'Hlher. tmt that doesn't hurt."
]Mails as to other curing pro
cesses and n method whereby one
nmit ean kill, clean ami cut up
two .'Uni )mhin<l hogs In a half day
by himself are told by Mr Kinlaly
In c un, "Killing and Curing I’ork,"
for free distribution by llie Kx-
telisloli Service, College Station.
Texas,
A Happy and Joyous Christmas!
TO \ll. orli CUSTOMERS AND KlllKNDS
Ami may tin* New Year lie bright and prosperous
for all.
The Magnolia Filling Station
Carl’s Cash and Carry
Grocery
We are ready to serve the people of Hereford and the surrounding country in their grocery needs
We will still operate the Produce business and will always strive to furnish the best market possible.
Our aim is to run a live and let-live business, and for a starter, we are putting on two special deals
for the purpose of interesting the public. For each $10.00 worth of groceries purchased
We Will Give You, Absolutely Free, a Good FOUNTAIN PEN!
THIS PEN WILL BE GIVEN FOR TEN*DAYS ONLY, BEOINNINO DECEMBER 22
We will also give coupons for each 25c purchase of merchandise. The ooupons will draw the oelebrated
Penn Ohinaware, three sets of which are now on display in our show windows. Coupons will be givsn
away for the next ninety days and at the expiration of that time the three sets of China will be given
to the throe persons doing the most business with us. The above specials are on in order that we may
get better acquainted and not for the purpose of inflating prioes.
We Will Have Our Formal Opening On Saturday. December
22, and On that Day We Will Serve Wamba Coffee and lien’s
(lakes Free. Yours For Future Business,
CARL’S CASH & CARRY GROCERY
We Wish Each and Every One of You a Merry Xmas
For cc Ids, grip
and fi .a take
alotaos
Relieves the conpestion,
prevents coniplit .ttions,
and hastens recovery.
ST A K THEATRE!
Friday IMiglit Only
December 21
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Billie Dove
ADORATION
AND TO HELP YOU SOLVE THE QUESTION OF WHAT TO GIVE TO SOME ONE ELSE TO MAKE THE,
HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS. WE OFFER:
Suggestions for the Men
Hals and Laps
Overcoats
Suits
Shirts
Sweaters
Lu mber Jackets
Gloves
Host*
Handkerchiefs
Ties
Scarfs
l Inderwear
Pajamas
Bath Ruin's
SIllM'S
Suggestions for the Ladies
Coats
(We have them greatly reduced)
Hand Bags
(Some greatly Reduced)
Gloves
All Sots of Novelties
Winter Dresses
(Also Reduced)
Quilted Silk Robes
Handkerchiefs
luggage
Spring Dresses
(New, freeh, crisp)
Silk Underwear
Hose
Lunch Sets
Hats
(At big reductions, some at $1.00)
Bath Rugs
Sweaters
Tajiestry Scarfs
Bath Rags
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Beautiful Blankets
(Priced leu than wholesale)
Fancy Pillows
Fancy Towels
Sprowls - Cronin & Compan
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Holman, Seth B. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 20, 1928, newspaper, December 20, 1928; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth584050/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.