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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
6
Of Interest to Women Readers discusses Soups Plus recipes like Southern pepper pot and how home jellies and jams dominate dessert making. Market jelly products offer quick, pectin rich options for uniform results. Corning popcorn techniques show year round use and small batch popping.
A tested enamelled metal cabinet shows a card holder for each recipe. Cards can be clipped under the cover to stay visible yet clean and stored out of the way.
An edge clamp holder for ironing boards keeps the electric cord away from fabrics. It stands twenty inches high with a heavy spring for flexibility. A collapsible egg beater lies flat in shallow kitchen drawers and improves storage.
A fine white powder cleans quickly and easily without scratching porcelain fixtures. It removes grime with minimal effort and in record time, leaving a smooth glassy surface on sinks and tubs.
Describes a device that fits over a plug to provide two handles. This permits firm gripping and prevents pulling on the plug, reducing strain on small screws and lowering the risk of broken wires and blown fuses.
The article describes full threaded dust and polishing mops sold in tin boxes with heads stored inside. Handles fasten to a screw and wing nut, allowing easy tightening if loosened. The mop frame hinge permits a flat position to slip under low furniture.
The Milford Public Library report for May shows total circulation of 878 with 1255 in attendance and fines of £4.32. Added titles include The Closed Garden, Sorrell and Son, Nevada, International Year Book 1927, Tom Brown's School Days, The Motor Boat Club in Florida, Pioneer Boys of the Great Northwest, and more.
A new enamel cleaner promises high efficiency for cleaning enamel surfaces. The product branding suggests strong stain removal and easy application for household use.
George Ranson moved back to Salt Lake City to live with his family until his run 7S is changed back to Milford. He is a Union Pacific engineer in QC. A Steenbeck bought a new Whippet Six and awaits delivery of tar soon.
A Women s Home Companion design offers a simple house frock that is gay and wearable. The style emphasizes comfort with short kimono sleeves a circular front skirt for fullness and pockets. Trimming uses harmonizing cotton bindings around neck sleeves edges girdle and sash.
A New York Times fashion note highlights collar and cuff sets resurfacing with turbelows and frills. Leather like fabrics and polka dot silks appear in collars, while vests feature printed organdie with lace, frills, and piping. Pastel shades dominate waistcoats and printed waulst coats trend upward.
The chain stitch in crochet decorates spring wardrobe items. It outlines patterns on coats and frocks and covers some handbags entirely. Colors interweave to resemble peasant embroidery on fabrics such as silk and wool.
A Parisian fabric called Kashatulla gains attention for its nonstretching quality with mesh like texture. Report notes mixed inputs including wool blends and satin like weaves. used by some dressmakers with noted success.
More than 1.5 billion dollars will be spent this year on road construction and maintenance across eleven western states. Utah leads Western allocations with 78 million plus, while California, Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and Arizona follow in descending totals. Notable outlays include 4.445 million for roads and trails and park improvements, with Mount Rainier National Park receiving 758,400 and Yellowstone 684,400.
I. E. Casterine was ill last week suffering a two day flu attack. Afterward he developed tonsillitis and remained unable to be about for the entire week.
A police chief defends traffic officers as essential to road safety and reducing accidents. The piece humorously warns drivers to respect traffic rules and avoid fender clashes, urging compliance with regulations to avoid punishment or penalties.
Department of the Interior notice lists James H. Hedges of Milford Utah filing for three years proof to establish desert land claim No 031413 in NWSE Sec 6 T27S R10W Salt Lake Meridian, before A B Nichols commissioner on July 10 1928. Witnesses named are R W Jones Joseph McEwen A L Frotheringham and J C Jones all of Milford.
In the District Court of Beaver County Utah the estate of Albert Joest deceased asks creditors to present claims with vouchers to executor 4AM CLINE at Milford Utah on or before July 26 192k The notice dates show first publication May 25 and last publication June 15.
A satirical appeal critiques safety campaigns and the blunt choice of “thirty dollars or thirty days” in law enforcement. It contrasts reckless driving with cautions about public safety while urging gentler amusements. The piece reflects a humorist stance on modern traffic culture.
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