I I MHMIilHMtfaiBi Ha MOWER COUNTY NEWS signed by a Democratic President, to Any private business concern having Harding will be our next president Muskrat hides, once worth about '-Life of cotton duck, used for protecting Classified Ads thank for the lowering of the tarrif a lawyer that had served it faithfully ''Tile County Paper" but our next governor-—-well, it depends 36 cents, sold for $7.50 at the St. farm machinery, sacked grain,market barrier. The Democratic leadership and efficiently, who knew all Published every Monday and Thursday, on your loyalty, as a Republican, is inveterably Southern. This was Louis fur auction last spring, the fruits, field crops, etc., may at Austin, Minnesota the details of its business and had in shown by the favoring treatment given to get out and vote. If you know CASH RATES Unitied States Department of Agriculture be prolonged and the cloth made mors ROE AND GANNON, Publishers Ten cents per line for one insertion. cotton growers of the South during charge much important litigation, of a neighobr who is indifferent, go the war and the rigid price fixing V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor reports in a recent circular. serviceable by simple methods of would not change lawyers simply to to him and explain why he or she Five cents "per line for subsequent handed out to the wheat growers of give someone else a job. The state should get out and vote. Especially do Fur buyers say the supply of muskrat insertions. waterproofing and mildew proofing the North. 815 should act in the same sound buiness we appeal to women to help save Minnesota The Underwood law lays ia tariff of CHARGE RATES skin in the market is decreasing worked out by the United States Department ten cents a bushel on imported wheat, from Townly and his gang.— Ten cents collection charge SUBSCRIPTION RATES way. at the rate of 50 per cent a year. of Agriculture. but this is remitted to those countries Per Year, in advance $2.50 will be added for all ads not Albert Lea Tribune. As illustrating the magnitude of that let American wheat in free. All Six Months $1.25 paid for in advance. the work of the office, attention, need that Canada has to do to get her wheat Single Copies .05 "A vote for Hodgson is half a FOR YOUR INFORMATION into our markets, is to lift her tariff only be called to the fact that more All classified ads will be set vote for Shipstead," is the warning The Mower County News receives the on imported wheat for a season. When than one million dollars per year is in 8 point solid type. of republicans and a good many democrats dispatches of the United Press Association. she has dumped all that is considered There are five words to each secure^ by him and -placed in the necessary, she can let down the bars who have obtained reliable line. fttitertreasary as the result of suits again. Thus our market automatically information on sentiment thruout the There are nine lines to each opens to her whenever she successfully tried, claims enforced, inch. state. In fact it is admitted by all -v- JH6SS6S* and inheritance taxes collected. Minnesota that the stealthy, organized campaign i| 11• That is the way the Democratic can ill afford to change its tariff law works. It is responsible which the league is making will necessitate-the TMEHBER attorney general at this time. It has inflicting great losses on those of FOR SALE—7 passenger WillysOverland hardest and most un our* farmers who are obliged for any an able, trustworthy official, a safe car 1919 model——looks ceasing work from now until Nov. reason to market their wheat at once. like new—a bargain. E. S. Babcock... counsellor, one deserving re-election. by all the forces of good government When Senator Harding talks of the 2-32-C WARREN G. HARDING Minnesota should keep him.—(Red Foreign Advertising Representative necessity of revising our tariff laws irrespective of party. THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION Wing Republican.) FOR-rSALE——65 acres with modern in the interests of American producers, Says improvements. 1 mile from Austin. he talkshardsense^_ "No mtter what voters may think Entered as Second Class Matter at MANS GREATEST BLESSING E. S. Babcock. 2-32-c about state matters in relation to candidates ARE "PRICES SKIDDING? the Post Office at Austin, Minn., un This is the gospel of 'labor—~ "No thrifty people ever failed for state offices there should der the act of March 3, 1879. FOR RENT—200 acres on shares or Ring it, ye bells of the kirk! cash, to reliable man who will plow no extravagant people ever endured. The Department of Labor says be strong exceptioin made to experimenting The Lord of love came down. at once. E. S. Bibcock 2-32-c that twenty-seven out of forty-three with the courts. There is Our hope for a restortion WHEN THE PAPER DOESN'T from above. articles going into the family market one Justice of the Supreme Court to FOR SALE—A bargain in Sharpless COME of conditions of universal To live with the men who work. basket have decreased in price within re-elect and the voters should re-elect Cream Separator. Second hand My father says the paper he reads good fortune depends mostly This is £he rose He planted the monthfThe same Department Judge Dibell."—Minneapolis Journal Guaranteed. 600 lb. capacity. Aus ain't put up right. Here is the thorn-cursed soil upon a return to the principles found that ten out of fourteen repre tin Hdw. Co., west of Court House He finds a lot of fault, he does perusin' Heaven is blest with perfect rest, of thrift and industry." ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS senative industries showed a decrease 4-34-c it all night. But the blessing of earth is toil. in the number of employes last AND GET RESULTS He says' there ain't a single thing in FOR SALE—By owner, six room —Henry Van Dyke month. Wheat, flour, cotton, textiles it worth while to read. modern house with bath. Call 608 ,automobiles, leather and even FARM WORK NOVEMBER 2 And that it doesn't print the kind of West Winona or phone Main 671-F YOUR BANK sugar, has moved downward. Most The most important piece of farm stuff the people need. BANK STATEMENT 29-tf-c of the readjustments are arriving work the farmers and the farmers He tosses it aside and says it's strict gradually, and there is evidence that wives have on hand for November 2d ly on the bum— FOR SALE— Seven room house two the country is returning to the sanity lots—1 barn—at 811 Crane street is to go to the polls and vote the Re But you ought to hear him holler Bank No. 630 The Austin National Bank of normal periods. Many leading publican ticket. They can make more when the paper doesn't come. Statement of the condition of manufacturers have reached the conclusion money doing that then in any other STATE BANK OF SARGEANT Jill He reads about the weddin's and he at close of business Oct. 6th, 1920 that they can help in getting way we can think of. AUSTIN MARKETS AUSTIN, MINNESOTA INI RESOURCES snorts like all git out things back to normal, by pocketing WHAT CAN BE ADVERTISED THIS Loans and Discounts 108,763.09 /. L. MITCHELL, He reads the social doin's with a most IIII P. D. BEAUUEU, a loss on supplies on hand. They Overdrafts 1,291.80 MONTH? President derisive shout. Cashier believe that this policy will eventually HOG MARKET Banking House, Furniture From Business Chat He says they make the papers for the and Fixtures 4,000.00 Monday, October 18, 1920 work out to their own good, and Now, there is a good question for Medium and Butchers 14.30 women folks alone. Other Real Estate 2,100.00 that of the country. Due from every business man to ask himself. Packers 13.00—13.30 He'll read about the parties and he'll other Banks ..12,664.30 Don't run the same old sing-song CATTLE RE-ELECT HILTON fume and fret and groan, Cash on Hand Fat Steers 8.00—1.000 copy, the same old sing-song article, "A lawyer for a lawyer's job" is He says of information it don't contain Cur. 2,470.00 Cows and Heifers 5.50 to 7.00 in the same old amount of space, and the slogan adopted by the Republican Gold 130.00 a crumb— Canners and Cutters 3.00 to 4.00 DIBBLE DAIRY CO. Silver 906.08 in the same old type, month after State Central Committee relative But you ough to hear him holler Bulls 3.50—5.50 Other 57.65 month. Think the matter over, give to the candidacy of Attorney General VEAL, SHEEP AND LAMBS when the paper doesn't come. Paid out for Expenses, etc., Fat Lambs 7.00 to 10.00 it some real thought, look over your Hilton for reelection. The statement In Excess of Earnings 29.21 IF YOU WANT THE BEST Fat Sheep 3.50 to 5.00 O He' always first to grab it and he stock, find something different to introduce is a most fitting and appropritate one. etsfonooPe....ab 9wl see rci Fat Veal 8.00 to 13.00 Pasteurized Milk and Cream reads it plumb clean through, to the readers, and then give Total 132,432.13 Mr. Hilton's ability as a lawyer is not Quoted By Dalager .LIABILITIES He doesn't miss an item or a wantad—that it a real introduction, use some real Eggs only recognized in Minnesota but in .55 Capital Stock 10,000.00 4 Butter is true. space with real language, and then 57 many other states of the Union. He —CALL US UP Surplus Fund 4,500.00 Quoted by Smith-Wright Company He says they dont know what we you will bet some real results. was honored by being unanimously Deposits Subject Heavy Hens 17 ICE CREAM want, the durn newspaper guys. to Check 44,999.70 elected for two successive years as Nobody knows better than the localmerchant Light Hens 13 Cashier's Checks....2,347.81 I'm going to take a day sometime an Old Roosters .12 just what the farmer wants President of the National Association Total Immediate Eggs 52 Orders taken up to 5 o'clock and delivered go and put 'em wise in the way of farm machinery, seeds, of Attorneys General, a distinction Liabilities 47,347.51 Spring Chickens 17 1 Some times it seems as though they fertilizers and such like. Now he never before conferred upon any Savings Deposits ....5,375.21 Ducks 18 1 must be deaf, blind and dumb— Time Certificates 65,189.41 other man. The association referred wants these things in one month more Geese 15 Total Deposits ..117,912.13 But you ought to hear him holler another. to is made up of the attorneys general than in Total 132,412.13 when the paper does't come.* Why not try to make the right kind of all states of the Union. Amount of Reserve on Get a pair of trousers FREE with —Topics. of suggestion at the right time? You Attorney General Hilton is a lawyer your next suit at the Imperial Tig. hand $16,228.03 4 Co. Adv. tf-c. will find it a very easy matter. Amount of Reserve Required Associated Insurance Agency devoted to his profession, a man of excellent THE BREAK IN WHEAT by Law $9,209.93 judgment and possessed of exceptional The recent break in the wheat market STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Phone your news items to The Never before has the State of Minnesota executive ability. It is conceded has given the agitators and demagogues Mower, ss. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE News—Main 450. been in such a perilous position. of this region an opportunity by those who know that the attorney We, Chas. F. Schwartz, President Phone your news-—Main 450. O. Niehuis We are referring to the coming J. W. DeBuhr of which they have not failed to take and F. W. Schwartz, Cashier of the general's office has never been prompt advantage, declares the Minneapolis election. This is one of the greatest M. H. KENASTON above named Bank do solemnly swear more ably managed in the history of Journal. In their speeches that the above statement is true to Republican states in the union, and ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Office Austin Nat. Bank Bldg. the state than during the present incumbency. and their organs they are prodding Phone Bridge 802 the best of our' knowledge and belief. this is one reason why we are in danger. -the farmer who is faced by losses on Former attorneys general AND GET RESULTS his crop with the usual inflamatory Too many Republicans are over now living most willingly and CHAS. L. SCHWARTZ, President tititntiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiitniinnKiiifliamuiiiuiiiiiimitffiiimmimmimitmBffimfflmaiHis talk about "gamblers and speculators" confident that Mr. Preus will be elected. F. W. SCHWARTZ, Cashier. frankly admit it. manipulating the market. Correct Attest Two) Directors Get this out of your head. He is Mr. Hilton is forceful, fair and The game is to persuade the wheat FRANK MASTIN in great danger of defeat as well as growers that there is a deep-laid plot fearless. He is not a grand-stand R- F. SCHWARTZ. to break the price now, induce him to several other Republican state condidates. player seeking the limelight, rushing Subscribed and sworn to before rush his crop to market, and then push Business and Professional The non-partisan league promoters me this 16th day of Oct. 1920. into print with or without excuse. price back again, so as to reap the are doing every thing in their Seal) THEODORE KNUTSON. rich profits for the manipulators. His management is able, safe, steady Notary Public, Mower County, Minnesota. power to win in Minnesota this year. The wheat market, of course, is too and lawyerlike. He believes that vast and open a proposition for any It's their last chance, and every last Minnesota is entitled to service in My commission expires Jan. 14th. such manipulation. The true explanation Directory one of them knows it. Rain or shine, 1927. its legal department such as the magnitude for the recent break here, aside it behooves every Republican to go to from the general downward trend in of Minnesota's needs require, the polls at the general election and prices which received sudden impetus Phone your news items to The and that the attorney general's office from the Ford cut in automobiles, is cast a vote for Preus and the rest of News—Main 450. should be a law office, not a political the sudden influx of Canadian wheat. the Republican ticket. We all know! Phone your news—Main 450. »i, •{, g..g********£t or self-serving office. in6 Western Canada provinces are ,j, sending their grain down in huge Each citizen of the state, without J. M. HEIMER quantities, and the price has broken regard to his station in life, race, belief, J. K. LYNDE under the strain. F. H. MAYER Live Stock and Real Estate condition, or politics, secures at How is this possible to be done? 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