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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

March 3, 1921 · Page 7 of 10

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1P"P -O, T^V HP |V *»ttW*Miilwni»iirtwiiiiwiiirti»i Mflllltf,llMj|litim4^^ ,-7 JL. JT- •v-'~*-v' iHt fp .+ .T t- 4 7^-4, CftGE EIGHT MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921 '^, Did It $ AFTER ALONG WINTER TO WAKE UP AND FIND SPRING WAS HERE AND YOU NOT READY. IT*HAS HAPPENED RIGHT HERE IN MINNESOTA, THAT WE DO SOME TIMES HAVE AN EARLY SPRING BUT EARLY OR LATE, BE READY WHEN IT COMES. THEY ARE SEEDING IN CANADA GRAIN IS GREEN IN SOUTHERN IOWA AND ILLINOIS. It's On The Way $ 1 1 N HOW ABOUT SEEDS? CHECK OVER THIS LIST AND SEE WHAT YOU NEED. HAVE IT ON HAND EARLY. I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE IN PREVIOUS YEARS TO SUPPLY MY TRAD& WITH ALL THE CHOICE NORTHERN GROWN FIELD SEEDS THEY REQUIRED. iflS have them in stock now. Celebrated Grimm's Alfalfa seed, recommended Medium Red Clover, Northern Minnesota by your state extension department. Grown and State Tested, Grown by A. B. Lyman, per bu $14.40 Excelsior, Minnesota, Mammoth Clover, Northern Minnesota Grown and State Tested. South Dakota and Montana dry land per bu $15.60 Alfalfa. Alsyke Clover, Northern Minnesota LONG HEAD TIMOTHY Grown and State Tested, per bu ..$16.80 100 PER CENT SEED CORN OATS WILL PAY Re-cleaned and tested. Sweet Clover, White Blossom, Golden Jewel, Silver King, Minnesota No. But you must secure a good yield per acre Makes most hay and yields most seed. 13. No better seed corn anywhere— per pound ,15c and have quality. I have, the following GERMINATION AND PURITY TEST ON ear tested. pedigreed and tested seed oats on hand Crimson Clover, per bu $14.00 EVERY SACK Canadian Field Peas, Soy Beans, early and all Northern grown. White or Dutch Clover, per pound 60c It pays to use seed that will all grow black, Sorghum and Cane Seed, Dwarf Celebrated Victory Oats, state tested. Alsyke and Timothy, mixed, Minnesota and not a cheap dirty old seed. The Essex Rape, Blue Grass, Sudan Grass, Sixty Day Oats. best is none too good. Grown and tested, per cwt. ..$15.00 —I Lawn Grass, Lawn Clover, Millet, Buckwheat, Kerson Oats Marquis Wheat, Durham Wheat, Barley, All Clover is over 50 per cent LESS IN Speltz and Caffir Corn. American Swedish. Flax and Spring Rye. PRICE THAN A YEAR AGO. Seed Potatoes and Garden Seed. All suited to this locality. When you thirvk of Seeds of any kirvd, think of J. W. HARE, "The seed and feed man" One Who vSells 1 thirty-six, The greatest baby chick feed in the world, feed our way and save them all. Here it is: Water and sand first, hours then our dry buttermilk feed, 1 week Full O' Pep oatmeal and Growing Mash. From then on with Ful O' Pep little chick feed, once a day plenty of water, light, air and chicken grit. It does it for others, it will for you. If you are in real earnest and want to raise them, do this, it will pay you. For the money invested, I'know of nothing that will pay you as well as to give the growing chicks the right care and feed. It's that running start that counts with chickens. Do not stunt them, keep them coming with bone muscle and other feather building feed. There is just one kind that I can truly recommend, ask your neighbor, he will tell you it is "Ful O' Pep" at Hare's. Would You Pay $4.25 per Acre? WIFTS I 1 to have your corn mature ten days earlier^ yield 1-3 more bushels, have a better stand and quality of com? RTIUZERS I think you would. This can be done and more. You should at least try it out, you have been thinking of trying out Swiff* Wonderful Fertilizer on a few acres. It works wonders, costs little, leaves your ground in a rich condition for two more crops and will pay you more in increased yields and quality, thai\ anything you ever tried. Hare the Seed Man has this fertilizer in stock. Order early. If there ever was a year when it seemed necessary to grow bigger and better cropjs per acre and more and better stock, it is right now. WE MUST SECURE more yield per acre, per man if we are to make money'this year. This means high yielding seed, good tilling of ground and proper fertilized nv fields. registered mSi£tk All feeds and seeds in J. W. Hare's store are as good in quality and much lower in price than just before the war. BEE KEEPERS SUPPLIES I Have aNcomplete line of hives, supers, sections, presses, foundations and smokers Everything needed in the care of bees. T»- v-fL J. W. HARE, "The Seed and Feed^Man" Let me quote you ortany *i' Seed or I .. youmay need. Y« •v i. Pa