1 «!,W &•* il«~ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1920. MOWER COUNTY NEWS/AUSTIN, MINN. PAGE SEVBm^ iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nothing but the best. For these men and are business men in every sense LIST OF LETTERS Clingman, Out lot, NW Y* Y* & A. of SW NE W. Harden, Lot 3 "B" 13 there is a great future but on the Right of Way 102-18 1.00 of the term. The thing that prompted 10-103-17 also N89-100 & Lots 3 & 4 "B" 17 & THE CAULDRON other hand the man who still maintains A Out Lot 16 and sub. Lot 3 & 4 "B" 19 Le Roy Edward D. Kenevan et ux me to write this article was the erroneous Remaining Uncalled for in this office that the pure-bred" animal is a division 1 & 2 Out Lot 16 Station 300.0f*"l| to Fannie Gimmel, Lot 3 For the week ending joke is surely doomed. statement that was made regarding isiaiiii®* & Out Lot 14 Village "B" 3 Kenevan & King's Chas. S. Harden to G. W. I the reaction of a number of Dec. 18, 1920 It is with regret that I make the Brownsdale 7500.00 add'n 1.00 W. Harden, Lot 3 "B" 13 T?* BOOSTERS vs KNOCKERS the famous herd of the Minnesota following statement, but it is only too Elizabeth Molden to John & Lot 3 & 4 "B" 17 & Lots Orrin E Persons et ux to Holstein company. When the propaganda true. We have men in this community Gentlemen: Anderson, J. B. Basset, Johnson, W% Lot 6 & 7 3 & 4 "B" 19 Le Roy Station Carrie Peyton, Lot 18-19 was circulated from unreliable who appear to have nothing else to do Bill Fairbanks, Mr. Fetchford, As our country is advancing in farming "B" 3 Yates and Lewis 600.00' sources that this company had insured & 20 "B'" 8 village of but criticise the men who are carrying Carl Fisher, IFrank Gromstad, and live-stock breeding, with Add'n 1600.00 $150,000.00 and encouraged the for Grand Meadow. Minn 1675.00 Lester E. Runnestrand to on such a noble work. Getting a Rueben Hamilton, John B. Hartman, many new men now entering this condemnation of this valuable herd, S. A. Smith to Evelyn Norton Sarah E. Munson, Lots 1 3 bit personal, I will go back to the Charles E. Sawdey to Jay K. (2) Hanson, M. A. Hanson, field, and with those who-have worked this party was surely lacking authentic King, Lot 5 & 8 "B" 19 & 20 "B" 29 Le Roy day in which a pure-bred Duroc Jersey J. Sawdey, E 4 A Lot 12 F. B. Langhoff, E. C. Mc Laughlin, diligently and invested their information, for no insurance 6 Balson's Add'n 3200.00 Station 1.00 hog sale was held, at which a record NE*4 33-101-14 1.00 R. J. Murphy, Edward Nelson, Lloyd money for the furtherance of this company insures live-stock against Arthur Johnson et al to Ole price was reached for a sow which Albert Reinke et ux to the Joseph Roulston to F. C. ~i Petrson, A. M. Soso, Mr. Thompson, tuberculosis. grand and noble work in the past, Johnson, Lots 1-2-3 & 4 ,i_ sold for $1,000. Reports came from Mayville Cheese Co., A Shellman, Lot 4 "B" 7 Harold Thompson, Cordy C. I am prompted to express my opinion This breeding establishment should 23 Village Le Roy I-OH *'r: various unreliable sources that this SW1^ 32-104-17 100.00 Park Add'n 1.00 Wallis. Andrew. in defense of these men. As an have the sympathy of everyone for Louisa Brown to Mary ii-j-- was not a bona-fide sale.—that the Margaret Kennedy to Arthur Abram Newell et ux to Ladies: Allen, Jannette, Anderson, auctioneer I feel it is my duty to my their loss, for with the many champions Clausen, Out Lot 14 buyer had a understanding before the Sucha, Lot 18 "B" Chas. M. Siegfreid et ux, Mrs. Ollie, Anderson, Harriet, Heitzmann, fellow breeders, farmers and to the among these condemned cattle NE^i 33 Out Lot 27 sale. Prior to that sale another breeder 23 RR Add'n 100.00 Lot 11 "B" 1 Parker & Mary Hills, Doris Meyers, boosters that make our city, our and with the small amount allowed SE% 28 all in 101-14 .... 400.08^ of the county bought a bull for Browns Add'n 2300.00 Nicholas Wagner to Paul Mrs. Geo. Pike, Mrs. Chas. county, our state and our nation by the state in such cases, this company Horace G. Harden to G. W. which he paid a long price. Again he Citers, W 45 ft. Lots 1, 2 Quit Claims These letters will be sent to the better, to come to their defense at has experienced an apalling loss. W. Harden. Lot 3 13 *3 was criticised for having put up a & 3 "B" 11 Browns H. O. Cotton to Harley L. this time. It will be impossible to replace these "Dead Ltter Office" Jan. 3, 1921 & Lot 3 & 4 of 17 & job with a seller to win fame by high Add'n 4000.00 Treloar, Lots 17-18-19 & We have a number of :the best cattle with others of similar breeding, if not delivered before. In Calling Lots 3 & 4 19, Le Roy prices. Paul Citers to A. S. Todalen, 20 13 Le Roy 1.00 breeders of live-stock in Mower and the entire breeding industry for the above, please say "Advertised," Station 600.0S W 45 ft. Lot 1-2 & H. P. Jensen et al to H. B. At numerous sales recently I have county that may be found in the entire of the country shares to some extent Y* Knute Munson et ux to giving date of list. 3 of "B" 11 Browns Staples, SE 8-103-17.. 1.00 been within arms reach of men who northwest. These men have not in the loss to the breed of this Lulu Runnestrand, Lots Add'n 8500.00 Mike Kertz Jr. et al to H. B. came for no other purpose than to C. F. COOK. P. M. become rich suddenly by entering the herd, even tho it may be only temporary. 1-19 & 20 "B" 29, Le Alice Wherry to Chellie N. Staples, SE 8-103-17.. 1.00 knock. It seemed they took greater pure-bred stock business, but they Roy Station l.W*-W. Evanson, W% SE% 1102-14 Julie Stoe, Wdo to" Clara pleasure knocking to someone beside sre men who fully realize that if they REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS B. Newman to Mattie I say that when we speak discouragingly 6400.00 Stoe, EVa SW^ 24-10117 them, than by speaking an encouraging are to be_ benefactors in the livestock NWY* N. Fairbanks, Out Lot S. of the pure-bred stock industry 'Mamie Sawyer to Cemetery word. This sort fman is not & N% 25-10117 business they must strive for Elmwood Add'n Out Lot we are killing the goose that only robbing himself, but is an enemy Ass'n. Lots 40 & 41-4 1.00 Warranty Deeds the best in that line. 62S Dobins Creek, NE% laid the golden egg. How much better Oakwood Cemetery 150,00 of everyone who is helping himself J. W. Newman to A. F. Edward D. Kenevan et ux to SW^ 2-102-18 & S 4 Ft.Lot Many men who a few years ago it is to boost for our Austin community and civilization. Peter J. Peterson et ux to Newman, Out lot 62 S. F. H. Pike, Lot 2 "B" 4 9 & all of lot 4 except were pessimistic about the better and for Mower County than Osmond A. Peterson, Lot Dobins Creek, NE1/! SW I wish to state most emphatically Kenevan & King's Add'n 1.00 4 ft stock, today realize that they have it is to tear down. Let everyone encourage 2 13 Galloway's Add'n 1.00 Yi 2-102-18 400.00 that the men who are succeeding in Stanley H. Vaughn to Lyman H. G, Warn to C. K. Kru*ger, been in the dark, and now are eliminating this the greatest of all industries—better Ethel Bates et ux to E. B. Henry Loucks to Lila S. the pure-bred live stock business are D. Baird, A 2-10318 Tract of. Land: VilFage the inferior animals from stock raising. Babcock, SE*i NW V« & Loucks, SW 17-104-16 1.00 not doing it by unfair dealing. They 200.00 of Dexter their herds and starting again with are a class of men who are capable SW^ NE*yi 23 except 25 Bertie A. Harden to G. W. Albert Hopfe. Herman Julson to B. S. 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