'"pq** ^?5 W-.-^BlS -.1 "*'1 2~ v»^ N"^ ®*P V-V ,\/': MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN. MINNESOTA PACE THREE MONDAY, JANUARY, 31, 1921. IS URGES SWEET GLOVER FEED GETS FREIGHT RATES ior 3-year-old of her breed in the Stultz and Voss, Sale Pavilion, state. AUCTION DATES Fair grounds, Austin. Sale begins FOR FOOD PRODUCERS at 1:00 o'clock P. M. The Guernsey herd of five cows Farmer's North Dakota Farmer's Herd Wednesday, February 2*—Horses, Thursday, February 17. Horses, made a production record of 10,124 Cattle, Hogs, Hay, Fanti Machinery, Cattle, Hens, Machinery, etc* to 13,878 pounds .of milk, 461 Shows Good Gain Household Goods, etc. Sale begins Anton Brechtel, mile south and to 611 pounds of butterfrft and 576 In ^2 Days. Forum at 10:00 o'clock a. m. W. H. mile west of Lansing, 6 miles to 764 pounds of butter during the Mart, Proprietor, 4 miles north north of Austin.' ,r yeai*- .. Fargo, Jan. 27—Cattle( pastured University Farm Reports Taken and mile east of Dexter, by Wednesday, February 23.—Pure-bred Fairy Belle's Oxford Lad 111995, on sweet clover, for 32 days showed From Farm Herd Show Ben King school house. Big Type Poland Chinas. J. H. former Jersey herd sire at the Minnesota an average gain per head of 130 i? Aultfather & Sons, 6 miles south Excellent Records. Wednesday, February 9. 'Horses, station, has been awarded a pounds, a gain of 4.2 pounds per of Austin on R. F. D, No. 2. ,Cattle, Hogs, Chickens, Machinery, day, according to B. S. Eastman, of register of merit certificate by the Thursday, February 24. Horses, Harness, Household goods, Auto. Fifteen vcows in the Holstein herd American Jersey Club. This certificate Gilby, farmer, who urged the need Farm Cattle, Sows, Chickens, Feed, Guy Bradford, 4% miles west and at University Farm returned dairy is awarded to bulls which have of more sweet clover pasturage on GUI IN RAIL HATES 1 mile north of Waltham 6 miles Machinery, Household Goods. products in a year equal to the production 4 three daughters, from as many dams farms. Mr. Eastman pointed out north of Lansings Christ Hanson, 2 miles west of* of 60 average cows on Minnesota qualifying for admission into the advanced that it required three to five acres Corning. Sale begins at 10:30 A.M. farms. Thursday, February 10—Dairy Cows, register of production. of other pasturage to feed one animal, C. S. Hartzell, 4 miles south and 1 but that two animals could live University Farm's Holsteins are Your ad in the News covers all of mile east of Austin on Route 6. purebreds and blood will tell. In addition, on one acre of sweat clover. Fir« Protection For Farms Austin territory. ,'4 Federation, Backed By 1,500,000 Saturday. February 12 Sale of they had the best of care and As to the value of sweet clover During the winter when pumps -'::4 ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Duroc-Jersey Brood Sows. Staples, Producers, Demands Repeal were fed by men who know how to crop, he cited the case of J. W. Scott, and water taps freeze suggests the Clifford Thome of Chicago, tthe feed to the best advantage. Of Guaranteed In- Gilby, who fed 400 ewes on 70 acres installation of fire protection on-the mar,who will see t'o it thai Yearly records carefully kept, and then cut a crop from the same farm. Every household should be urUAQTflll come. RmMmm farmers and stockmen get„ihe show the fifteen cows produced an hens Bridgt II patch. Furthermore he placed his equipped with a fire bucket provided best freight rates. He has just HI, II. I\LI1 AD IUI1 average of 18,799.5 pounds of milk taken charge of the- transportation stock on the market last October saving with a cover, filled with water ancf St. Paul, January 27.—Reduction 802 Main 659-R department of the America 60 to 90 days customary feeding containing 623.8 pounds of butterfat, used for no other purposes. One such of railroad rates put into effect in Farm Bareaa JPederation. REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS equivalent of 778.3 pounds of period and marketed them at the bucket, at least, should be provided the United States as a result of the MOWER COUNTY butter in 365 days. time when stock priccs were highest. on every floor of-the house or barn. City and Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance interstate commerce commission's To. overcome the danger of freezing Three of the Holsteins had a yearly emergency decision granting increased Office with Niehuis DeBuhr Laad Co. 4k add to each bucket of water a little butter production record of nearly revenue to carriers is to be demanded Steele County Takes AUSTIN. MINN. Austin National Bank BUf. 1,000 pounds each. Three were in the more than two pounds of fused calcium by the organized farmers! Steps To Organize 800 class, six in the 700 class, two chloride. This will prevent thru the American Farm Bureau Boys' Pig Clubs in the 600 class and one in the 500 freezing at temperature above zero. Federation. Don't Fa.il to &ttend class. The milk produced by four of Having demonstrated the power of The Security State bank of Owatonna News items from all sections of this these cows, if retailed at 13 cents the the American farmers to help shape and the First National Bank of Send them to us by mail, tell us perterritory quart, would have brought a sum for national policies, by fighting the increase are wanted by The News, Local Men Secure Splendid Owatonna following the plan of last W,W. BOWERS HG DISPERSION SALE each cow of $1,225, or better, for the sonally, or call Main 450. asked by the railroads and obtaining Additions to Their Herds— year, are to distribute Duroc Jersey year in which they were under test. from the commission a reduction Will Benefit County and Poland-China bred sows to farm DELCO-LIGHT of $1,700,000,000 in the valuation Official yearly Jersey records kept boys in Steele count. set by the roads themselves, Of Big Type Poland Chinas What is without doubt one of the at University Farm show that two During the past year twenty-five Tbt complex Electric Light antf the federation has begun the assembling finest shipments of pure bred hogs cows of this breed produced more Power Plant boys obtained sows thru the banks, of data to be presented with its brought into the county was purchased pounds of butter each than either Feb. 4,1921—37 LOTS—Feb. 4,1921 Ask us for a demonstration in making a very good showing. Ninetyone request for lower rates, J. R. Howard, by three of the county breeders weighed at any time during the test. Sio our own home. See for yourself. pigs were entered at the last president of the national federation, in the last two weeks during the obligation. One produced 825 pounds of butter county fair, the boy exhibitors winning announced in a communication big Duroc Jersey sale circuit in Iowa, the other 836 pounds. Records were At Austin, Minn. a number of prizes in competition received by the Minnesota Farm Bureau that called breeders from all over the kept for 11 Jerseys, the milk production with the older breeders of the today. Repeal of certain provisions United States. Sale records of the per cow ranging from 5,663 Sale, Held in Mower County Sales Pavilion county. In addition to the many cash of the Cummins-Esch bill will year were broken and many sows pounds for a 2-year-old to 12,187 'v'# Fair Grounds prizes and four beautiful cups awarded that were bred to the half-ton grandchampion be asked. pounds. Trill Pogis of Lilly Dale, the boys, Bernard Brady won a Everything goes, nothing reserved. The federations' representatives, boar of the breeds, sold who produced 12,159 pounds of milk, Austin Electric Supply Co. trip to the last state fair with his apeparing practically as the sole well over the thousand dollar mark. 682 pounds of butterfat and 852 3 HERD BOARS 121 N. Main St. Phone Main pigs, and two of the boys, Floyd 39 spokesmen for agriculture in the K. C. Iverson of Le Roy, who is pounds of butter, is the highest jun­ piG PRICE, Jr.,_by BIG PRICE Eskra and Archie -Pichner will receive known thruout the county as a great rate increase hearings, forced concessions Bob Price by Big Price's equal, the Grand Champion Boar 1918 a one week trip to the 1921 booster for the Red hogs and believes and actually saved American Capt, Liberator, by the Captivator, by Liberator. The dam of state fair with all expenses paid. in getting the best for his customers, shippers and consumers $200,000,000 this boar is also the dam of Cold Field Giant, the South Dakota Following the plan of last year, procured a daughter of the wonderful a year, Mr. Howard said. J. F. FAIRBANKS .Grand Champion. .7 pigs are to be given out about February •'The farmers' share of that saving foundation boar, "Great Wonder 11 TRIED SOWS 1. Each boy is to secure a pigc I Am, who again lived up to alone would have run the American 4 by Big Price's equal, 1 by Fashion Master, 2 by Big Chief Jumbo, free of cost on condition that the sow his reputation by sireing the sow Farm Bureau for 200 years," he 1 by Big Bob Wonder, 2 by Black Price, 1 by Major Jumbo, Dealer In and litter after farrowing time are that topped the Hanks and Bishop said. bred to Peter Pan, noted big type boar of the breed. The majority well cared for and that a feed record sale at New London on January 25, 0 The federations' action on present COAL. WOOD, LIME tf the tried sows are bred to Big Price, Jr. and Bob Price. is kept until August 15. Next- fall for the sum of $1160. Mr. Iverson also railroad rates is to take the form of a 4 FALL YEANLINGS CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, he returns two gilts to the bank purchased a daughter of Great demand for changes in sections of the By Big Price, Jr. Great big growthy sows, bred to my Herd Boars from the spring litter and one from BRICK AND WALL Sensation who tdok Grand Champion Cammins-Esch act which provide that for early litters. the fall litter in payment of the sow. at the National Swine Show in 1918, PLASTSR. the railroads may adjust rates to obtain 19 SPRING GILTS A supervisor will visit each place and another by his son "Great Orion 5 per cent on their capitalization, Yz Gilts by Winning Tim and Black Price, both champion boars. Three Sensation," the Champion of 1919. from time to time to assist the boy and an extra Vz per cent for Our service will make Gilts by Big Price, Jr. The majority of the gilts are bred to Another county buyer and live in the care of their pigs and the equipment. your battery give better service Capt. Liberator for early litters. One gilt by Western Giant, keeping of records. wire among the breeders is Lee Jester, While this bill was up in congress this winter and last Office Bridge 301 East St. bred October 24th to Peter Pan. The affords an excellent opportuntiy who is building the foundation on behalf of the farmers I bitterly longer. S to enter the pure bred hog business for one of the best herds in this part Main opposed these provisions, Mr. Howard Phone: 32 Send For Catalogue To without money.—O P. Schafer, No matter what car you of the state at his fancy stock farm said. However the matter was compromised. Minn. Austin, Albert Hopfe, Auct. W. W. Bowers, Austin, Minn. drive or what battery you near Rose Creek. Among his purchases Steele County Agent, in People's The guarantee provision 4_ Press. use this free inspection service are such sows as a daughter of was passed at 5% per cent for two "Royal Sensation," second prize boar is yours for the asking. years, when it expires by statute. This at the National, and bred to the Grand limitation was disappointing to the Champion boar Pathmarker, and a railroads and* really a victory for the Business and Professional WINTER STORAGE sow that herself has won the blue farmers. The one-half per cent for ribbons also a great daughter of the We have a special plan equipment, however, I have always largest living boar of the breed, "Liberty for storing your battery •contended to have been rank class legislation. Loan," and bred to the boar, this winter. Ask about it. It ought never to have gone Directory 'Sensation King," the coming 1921 thru, and must be repealed at the No extra charge' for calling •*r* grand champion. Mr. Jester and the for same. earliest possible minue. PURE FOOD AND Castle Wood Stock Farm at Austin The interstate commerce commission CLEAN SERVICE We carry a complete stock also purchased a real sow bred to the put the rates entirely too high. of new batteries and repair well known boar, "Pathfinder," who is They themselves stated that except parts for all makes of batteries Home C&fe sire of the greatest family of prize J. M. HEIMER for the emergency they are too high, and recharge same at J. K. LYNDE F. H. MAYER winning Durocs of the breed. Earl and that they can easily be lowered. reasonable prices. If necessary Live Stock and Real Estate Mill 125 W. St. DENTIST Padelford of the Castle Wood Stock Austin, Minn. UNDERTAKING Auctioneer We have a man at work on this transportation to leave your battery Office- In Hirsh Block farm purchased a daughter the oj Undertaker and Funeral Director question now and at the Specially Conversant with with us, we haye a service Telephone Main 117 mighty "Pathfinder" bred to the 1921 I AUTO HEARSE Pedigree work. earliest possible minute are going to battery for your use. AUSTIN, MINN. grand champion boar "PathmaAer" Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. urge a .reduction of rates.' Day Call 677, Both Ffaon HIGHEST PRICE If you need a new battery to add to his already first class herd. Night Call 120. Both Phon Action for lower railroad rates is ask about the Prest-O-Lite G. L. BAKER, M. D. PAID FOR one of a score of steps taken by the AUSTIN HAS: battery. We have the right W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. Physician and Surgeon farm bureau federation to make the A. I. ARNESON, M: D. 10,118 Population, 11 churches, 8 size for your car. Poultry and Veal UNDERTAKING and Office Lewis Building wishes of the farmers felt in state in schools, 5 miles of paving. But only Specialits in Natural Therapeutics FUNERAL DIRECTION Duholm's Garage Residence, Bridge 130 and national affairs. Minnesota farmers Phones: Using "condensed out of doors" and 1-Ful-O-Pep Chicken Feed that really Get Our Prices Auto Hoarse Equipment Office, Bridge 277 -S are being listened to as never before other Non-surgical, Natural and a is an Egg Making Feed. Ask J. W. Before You Go Prompt Attention in Every Detail Sanatarium types of treatment for Minn. in the legislature here, with representatives Austin, Hare, the Feed Man. Adv. 8-2-c Elsewhere Phone Bridge 205 all types of disease. Business^ Residence of the state federation DOVOVAN & GOSLEE New and successful methods of Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 R. H. JOHNSON & SON. almost constantly in conference with 116 E. Water St. treating Piles, fissures, ulcers and Funeral Directors AUSTIN, MINN. committees at work on bills of interest MARKET similar diseases without Surgery or PROVISION and *Embalmers 1892 28 Years* Experience 1920 loss of time from your business or 226 Mil! to agriculture. For the first time E. Str*«t any Hospital bills. -Examination free. Pi 3 in the history of the state, authorized Day Calls—Phone MaiiT 198. Call or write about eyour case. spokesmen of 5,000 farmers are keeping DR. F. E. DAIGNEAU Office over Austin Furniture Night Calls Store, (opposite Fox Hotel.) the legislature in touch with the Eye-sight Specialist T. W. Donovan—Main 114-L. sentiment of the men and women on Associated Insurance Agency Seientific adjustment of GLASSES H. A. Goslee—Main 417-L. the farms. to all forms of defective virion ARTHUR WEST ALLEN, M. D. Motor and Carriage Service Practical results of this policy already Surgeon Ocalrt 120 West Mill Street ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Surgeo£. ILtStP.Rf. have been demonstrated by the CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. Surge— Geo. A Hoiiel A Cs.- Paying Out Good Dollars O. Niehuis J. W." DeBuhr success of the national federation in D1SEASES OF THE EYE ALBERT HOPFE Physician and Surgeon pigeonholing the Nolan bill, whieh M. H. KENASTON GLASSES FITTED Hirak Block, Anstte, Mlaa. would have levied a one per cent tax Office First N itieeal Bank Needlessly. Office Austin Nat.'Bank Bldg. Phone Bridge SOS X-Ray and laboratory Equipment Pbeno Office Brldgo 7B on all farms worth more than $10,f00, Assistants— LIVE STOCK AND Phono Reeldoeco Bridge IN and in obtaining the repeal of the OFFICE HOURS: Ernest H. Morris* M. D. Once a manufacturing company RIAL ESTATE daylight saving law. Federation officersfare to 10 a. m^-2 te 4 p. m. Mabelle Moore, R. N. made some changes in its confident that the federation By Appointment, 7s30 te 8 p. m. AUCTIONEER THE NEW SIMMONS plant to get better efficiency and representatives at Washington, backed r'THE HOSPITAL CUNIC~^ to increase production. Nobody by the 1,500,000 members of the I Apply early for dates, as I aeO in the firm knew, and nobody national organization, will be able to C. A. Hegge, M. D. AUSTIN CLINIC CONTINUOUS AIR SPACE the' sale nearly every day in was told, that the changes logically O. H. Hegge,' M. D. impress congress ever more forcibly P. A. Lommen, M. C, lowered the insurance mm ^?Chas F. Levis, M. D. and successfully, and obtain much Miss^Malinda Lewie, XMf and rate. For a whole year this firm E. C. Rahman, M. D. legislation urgently needed by agriculture. laboratory assistant. AUSTIN, MINN. BUILDING BLOCK Chas C. Allen, M. D. paid out good dollars unnecessarily. The revival of ihe warfinance J. G. W. Havens. M. D. FOUNDERS AND SURGEONS corporation by the present session of W. B. Grise, M. D. to St. Olaf Hospital. congress has proved the power of the DR&. FENTON A MEANY General Surgery Such a thing has never happened Surgeons, C. M. A St. P. R. R. The latest and best material for building construction. organized farmers to obtain action DENTISTS Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat with our clients. We investigate SPECIAL ATTENTION given Makes two walls 2i/2 inch dead air space therebymaking thru their authorized representatives Austin National Bank Bldfljv to diagnostic accuracy, clinical, each insurance buyer Glasses fitted the rooms dry at all seasons of the year. Choice microscopic, chemical and radiographic at farm bureau federation headquarters. Office Phenet Bridge 103 —get to the bottom of things, Surgoone—*5t. Olaf Hospital examinations accurately of finishes for outside. Can be plastered, waterproofed, Residence Dr. Fen ton: Main 455-R before we write the policy. Take C. G..W. R. R. made., \.l Pebbledashed, kellastoned, or Krogstone finish. Residence Dr. Meanyx Main 864 advantage of our service. Geo. A Hormel iXs. General Sutfgefy— Ottawa, Ontario.—According to Start "the year right, build with cement blocks and 1 Phone, write or tall. AUSTIN. MINNESOTA Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Hormd Milling Co. the Bureau of Statistics, Ottawa, figures enjoy solid comfort. w'"* Clashes properly fitted. t- Babcock Bldg. Opposite P. Ol MAX W. WniiE| MFGf CO. •complied show that there is at DR.M. J. HARDY I Both Phones 107 the present time $264,361,300 invested A. C. PAGE Office over Hawgan Pkarmacy. For Information Out 400 N. Main St. in the pulp and paper industry DENTIST Phone Main 222 Of Office Hours Call in Canada. The returns cover the operation Austin, Minneio^ Old Foundry Building. Austin, Austin National Bank Bids. Any Of The Doctors of 99 plants. 1