Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
June 13, 1921 · Page 6 of 8
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pr mj ,,r s%f* 3 v3. ifet t.ejQ, v. .Trmp 13. 1021 .•••• »B ft MOWER COU fj MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN. MINN. W&fca< OBS* fiid&Sfrf Page Seven Monday, June 13, 1021 MOWER NEXT IN weak, other feeds fairly steady tho meaning a saving of tens of thousands Members praise Jersey Cow. fey showed considerable fineness on the 92 score: New York 32% Chicago grade goods into consumptive channels in ample supply. Demand exceedingly Owatonna—"jerseys for Mine" is 6th. and 7th. caused by exporters 31 Philadelphia 33 Boston 33. of dollars to the farmers of the northwest has had some tendency to keepprices the motto adopted by the Steel County light. Brewers grains and cottonseed selling July and buying September to every year. Cheese markets steady to firm. down. Prices at Wisconsin primary DRIVE TO UNITE meal quoted $1 lower than a "No new enterprise can work miracles Jersey Breeders at their meeting in change hedges. The market advanced Current production not yet showing markets average: Twins 13% 1 week ago. Linseed meal stronger on in a day or a week or a year. the community room. The constitution on the 9th. as result excessive rains quality necessary for active storing Daisies 14% Double Daisies 14 Trs ffere and by-laws read over and better export demand. Corn feeds in southwest and floods in Kansas. In STOCKSHIPPERS But by eliminating waste, by giving demand and movement of all medium Longhorns 14 Young Americas 14Vk- 1- unchanged. Stocks generally remain the farmer sales service at actual are to be circulated among members Chicago cash market No. 2 red winter in excess of requirements. Quoted: cost, by doing away with needless so that all may become acquainted wheat $1.58 No. 2 hard $1.61 No. •JH SPEEDSAFETY Bran $14.50, middlings $14.75, Minneapolis duplication of marketing machinery, with them. W& 3 mixed corn 61c No. 3 yellow corn Centralized Marketing SERVICE IS OUR BOND new No. 1 alfalfa meal $18, The Jersey cow was selected by 61c No. 3 white oats 36c. For the the Central Co-operative Commission these breeders for a number of reasons gray shorts $20, bran ,$.14.50, Kansas week Chicago July wheat down company will put cash into the farmer's 3Vac 1 Movement Sweeps given by club members as follows: City gluten feed $27 Chicago 36 at $1.34% July corn down 5c at 62c. pockets—pockets which under the ECONOMICAL Minnesota per cent cottonseed n(e&l $30.50 In the first place "Jerseys Minneapolis July wheat down 3^ present system have not been any too *s "1 mean profit," and in addition to that Memphis, $30 Atlanta linseed meal at $1.35 Kansas City July at full." 6*Ac they lead all around the globe for $32.50 Buffalo, $29.50 Minneapolis The local shipping associations in $1.27 Winnipeg July 4c at $1.74. Chicago 150 LOCALS JOIN il white hominy feed $23 St. Louis, $25 their early maturity, longevity, beauty, Septmeber wheat $1.17% September Mower county will be asked to consider IN FIRST 7 DAYS quality of product, persistency of Chicago. corn 63 ^c. the project this week, Mr. McKerrow yield, economic production and prepotency. said today. Officers of the GRAIN:—July wheat sold at a new DAIRY PRODUCTS:—Active storing Their early maturity, sales agency and the farm bureau high jtoint on the 3rd. encouraged by demand has kept butter markets *3 Five Counties Make 100 Percent Record longevity, and beauty are selfevidenced, federation are looking to Mower bullish crop* reports and estimates firm with price tendency upward. Receipts Every Association in while their persistency in county to set another 100 per cent and large export business. Export continue heavy. Fancy grades state Agency. yield and economic production is record, they said. demand was then cut off on especially in demand. Closing prices shown monthly by their cream checks. account of the continued advance (Special to The News) The Jersey Cattle club plans to hold STATE DAIRYMEN and a further decline in sterling By NEIL A. SWANSON SERVICE that makes your a picnic in the near future. v? JfcWEJLR* exchange and prices dropped until Adequate, modern equipment, LAUNCH 'CO-OP' battery last the longest possible St. Paul, June 13—The centralized the 8th. when there was a sharp economically SERVICE co-operative marketing movement is skilled men, expert supervision MARKET AGENCY upturn on fears that heavy rains in SEMI-WEEKLY that is cheerful, prompt and efficient-!—that sweeping Minnesota like the proverbial mean economy, safety and speed southwest would delay harvest and is the real bond and outworn prairie fire. MARKETGRAM damage quality. September wheat between that station and its A state organization of Minnesota in TRANSFER SERVICE. The first of the centralization many patrons. co-operative creameries for the purpose movement to get under way was the HAY:—Prices generally lower. Receipts WATCH REPAIRING Sand or Gravel by the load. of giving service to the creameries Try us for watering, charging livestock marketing enterprise, Insurance Specialists light but equal to limited demand. and aiding in establishing sales CITY DRAY LINE We guarantee Satisfaction at or repariing. launched by a state convention of delegates Alfalfa down about $2 Kansas agencies described by Governor reasonable prices sent to St. Paul by co-operative City. Stockyard buying steadying Austin Insurance Agency University of Preus as the biggest thing that has shipping associations. Reports market at Chicago^ Heavy receipts E. Ray Cory, Manager O O N E S ever been started in the dairying S L. YOUNG Southern Minnesota of the first week's organization work, at Cincinnati being absorbed business in the history of the country Babcock Building 412 N. Main St. Austin, Minn. received by W. A. McKerrow, manager by good buying at the lower prices. 217 E. Mill Street —was launched formally Tuesday. AUSTIN^ MINNESOTA JEWELER Phone Main 702-F of the Minnesota Central Cooperative Quoted June 8th. No. 1 timothy A board of fifteen directors of the Commission company, show New York $31, Philadelphia $23, Cincinnati state association was elected by 320 that 90 per cent of the local shipping $18.75, Chicago $23, Memphis accredited delegates representing approximately associations so far reached have voted $26, Minneapolis $20, Atlanta $28. half of the 650 co-operative immediately to market their livestock No. 1 Alfalfa Kansas City nominal at creameries of Minnesota, doing thru the new firm. $19, Omaha $18, Memphis $23. No. a business which is greater in total Six counties have set a perfect 1 prairie Kansas City $13, Omaha $13, than that of the iron mines of Minnesota. score in' the organization drive. In Minneapolis $15. Meetings were held in the Lincoln, Dakota, Scott, Hubbard, Lac FEED: Wheatfeeds continue House of Representatives hall in the qui Parle and Lyon counties, every capitol. co-operative livestock shipping association The plan for service—not primarily Spring Sewing is at hand and has joined the new farmers a sales agency—is modeled along the we ask the ladies of Austin and marketing agency. One association s/ -V'- county to call at Singer Store and plan of the California Fruit Growers, in Lyon county failed to join, but this inspect our line of machines, sold which has met with remai'kable success. :.*• unit ships to the Sioux City market on easy terms. Liberal discount and is not included in the list of associations for cash. GET OUR PRICES. For Your eligible to the St. Paul 117% East Water Street. Anybody can fight temptation but J. H. FISHER, Manager agency. anybody can't whip it. The first seven days of the drive slewed more than shipping associations 100 TYLE united to market their output thru their own agency. Officers of the Minnesota Farm Bureau federation, which is directing the campaign ERYICE thru its organization department, predict that by the end of this week, nearly 200 locals will have ATISFACTION joined. "Within two years, the farmers' commission firm on the South St. Paul market will be the greatest institution of its kind in the world." KOBE'S CAFE Mr. McKerrow said today. "It is likely to become the sales agency for the co-operative associations of Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana and I part of Wisconsin. It is going to i-* 'J Did you know that intelligent and 4* judicious advertising doesn't cost .the man who pays the bill a cent? Well, then, who DOES pay for Ithe advertising if the merchant himself doesn't? The unwise patrons of the store that is NOT advertised are the persons who r: 1 pay for advertising, -w By advertising, a merchant increases Feeding the Ravens his turnovers and sells four or five JBPt times as much merchandise as he would Poor printing, beades being a waste expenditure, gives negative, of if he did not advertise. HThe real cost MSffimm unfavorable impwioni. Money spent for poor printing of selling that merchandise is reduced is Eke feeding it to the birds. with each turn-over. Thus, the amount Whereas, printing of quality is effective, economical and lasting. he invested in advertising comes back rom .the printing of the ample4 to him and he is enabled to do business nvdope staffer or card to the I,-/ 'mod complex order, we ash to on a closer margin of profit on each imbue a spirit of quality and ft attractiveness. turn-over than Ithe merchant who llu*. O If You Why not let us co-operate for a doesn't use advertising to increase the most pleasing result on your next 5 -Vr job of printing? You'll find our volume of his business.: EVER NEEDED HELP prices right, too—bom the weBknown =, 5 So, after all, the merchant who advertises f" 5tVtS with your washing surely it is now doesn't pay for his advertisements, A PRINTING 4? j'. nfrm PRICE UST neither does his customers. It's during the HOt WEATHER 1Vi the patrons of the UNADVERTI^EDj which maintains uniformity price quotations—die same to store who pay for them.. 'z everybody. 7, i- fry' .. A?: "A Why not let the One Minute Electric or Power Do your shopping in The News first—you will be better satisfied •1 WASHING. Washer do your We Shall be Glad to Demonetrate them for you h* I RELIABLE "THE STORE HARDWARE THAT SATISFIES" north of Court House