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RED DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE
(Using Buttermilk)
2 c. cake floury Sift flour and
1 tsp. soda !> measure. Sift 3
1 tsp. salt J tines with soda
li to 2 squares an' salt*
(.1-5-2 oz.) unsweetened chocolate.
MoL- -ver hot_water and cool.
I./s c. tut ter ort
shortening i Cream butter,add
Is c. sugar sugar and blend
2 3ggp,beaten ' weil.Add eggs &
1 tsp. Van till a beat until fluffy
Add Vanilla dnd
_/ chocolate.
h c. buttermilk
i c. boiling water
Add flour and buttermilk£alternate-J
ly—beginning and ending with flour
Add boiling water all at once and
beat ur.Lid ,iust smooth.The batter
will be tu.ir. 3ake in 6'* laver tins!
for about 30 minutes it 350^.
(it Co cocoa may be substituted for
the oh.ccaj.ate.Sift c c'u a with the
flour mixture, Ircrea.'o shortening
to ij/i .cj j , using Par ‘ b x in
rest, ex mgrelrub'*-;. _r a.
MILK PRICE INCREASED
Cont. from .page 1
Effective December 1,1949 the Co-op
milk shippers will be paid at $10;50
per cwt base price according to word
from Manager Wilson..
GROUP -LAYS" FOR 'CO-OP
One bunch that has really been
"laying" for the Co-op this past
month is the Co-op f a!rmers’ laying
hens who have racked up a new high
for November with over 6100 dozen.
This chme within one percent of
equalling an all-time high.December
is c.ertain to do better.
Normally the egg increase has c'om'e
a month or two later and rises more
slowly. It is predicted that this
years’ peak production will last
for a longer period than in previous
years.
FLYING BOSSIES STlLl
"UP IN AIR"
Duo to delays for cow testing and to
plane schedule changes, the cattle
due to arrive this week by air :uve
been delayed, bord from Virgd.i
Eckert on Wednesday morning indica
ted that the shipment probably would
be made early next week.
Particularly amusing was -tne write
up, December 8, in the Seattle Pest
Intelligencer which told how the
tows were all milked and flown to
Anchorage. Seems that the press got
a littlfc ahead of itself.
L IF IS I NO BAILS OUT
Chet Liebing last week joined the
several Co-op shippers who have
been selling to Alaska Dairy in
violation of contract.
MINISTERIAL - ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
The ministerial Association of
Palmer met on Monday evening of
this week and elected officers for
the ensuing year.
Fonneth Hughes of Lazy Mountain
Home was elected President; J.H.
Tav.is, Pastor of the Highway Church
of God} was elected Vice President:
and M. McKay,Pastor of the Baptist
Church was elected Secretary.
It was decided at this meeting that
the Thanksgiving Offering would be
given to Mrs. Childers rlus enough
more to make the amount S50.00
rEA.CE
jn international affaris, a period
of cheating hot.ween two periods of
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