Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
August 1, 1921 · Page 3 of 8
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Brown. believ.e in the fundamental good On leaving the church after the ROE AND GANNON, Publishers to rest with all ^he fewors due sense of the American working man. ceremony, the .bride and groom coma V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor GOOD'form starts many a couple them, is selfish, the^th^ 'lLfegion is The six hour day was voted down «nd first, the maid of honor with the best smoothly sailing on the sea el selfish. If fighting in the state and the resolution calling for the readmittance man, then the bridesmaids and lastly matrimony. Family dissensions and national legislatures for justice to of beer and light wines as legitimate the ushers. The father joins the famify misunderstandings, which have their those who served their country, particularly beverages was defeated as in leaving the church after the bridal origin at the very wedding feast, often those who lost their limbs being an entering wedge for complete' party. One ride of the church nesir end in serious trouble between the and health in defense of Old Glory, liquor restoration.—Waseca Journal the altar is reserved for the bride's bride and jjroom or their newly acquired is selfisby then the Legion pleads family and the other for friends and Radical. MEMBER# AFFILIATING relatives. guilty. If getting* back of plans to family of the groom. Bemembcjr then invitations boost for and brighten community Guests follow the bridal party to the should be sent out two weeks before life in the old home town is selfish, house where the reception la held. the date of the weddin%J-They should then the Legion surely wins the They greet the bride first, wishing her be engraved and malledMlr sealed envelopes prize. And if lending a helping hand much happiness. Do not congittfulate with two-cent sttfMps. The to a buddy in distress is dishonorable, a bride, but the groom. plainest dead white paper is' osed, absolutely then the ^Legion has reason to be The bride introduces to her husband void of any decorations save ashamed of itself. any persons whom he does not Couldn't Happen Here Either. fMEMBER the necessary lettering. know, and he performs a like service If any employe of thispaper can Just American! As soon as the invitations liave been for her. sequester a million and a quarter of Just today we chanced to meet sent out the prospective bride should If a buffet supper Is served, guests its funds without being detected the Down upon the crowded street lay in a store of nice note paper on Official Paper of Mower County drop into tb£4dftiing room as they publishers will not even reprimand And I wondered whence he came, which to acknowledge her gifts. She would for aiFMternoon tea. If a formal SUBSCRIPTION RATES him.—St. Peter Herald. What was once his nation's name. should not write lengthy newsy letters supper is served at tables, the Per Year, in advance $2.50 to each friend who sends a gift, but Six Months $1.25 So I asked him, "Tell me true bride and groom, with their,, attendants, You Know What the Gov. of N.C.— a brief cordial note of thanks. Each Single Copies 05 Are you Pole or Russian Jew, are seated at one table In the It seems to be a fact that the drys day notes should be sent out in thanks Irish, Scotch, Italian, Russian, center of the room. The guests are for the presents received, thfts saving Entered as Second Class Matter at live longer than the wets—or does it Belgian, Spanish, Swiss, Moravian, seated about them at small tables. the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under just seem longer ?—Olivi^ Times. that rush that is apt to come if it is Dutch or Greek or Scandinavian?" Nothing of the "Lady Killer" About This Equipment. When a bride and groom return from the act of March 3,1879. put off from time to time. Gifts are their trip, friends and relatives call Eventually •«••. •ent/ to the girl while she is Miss Then he raised his head on high, (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) upon them as soon as they are settled, If the combination of automobile We are all prone to err, it seems. S&tith and should, if possible, be ac-~ And he gave me this reply, An exhibit of "lady killers," the bind found in too many homes, was recently or as won as the couple announce and moonshine whiskey continues Last Monday in placing Mr. Peck's ki&owledged under that name. "What I was is naught to me, ilp put on in different parts of the State of Washington by the Washington th^r first day at home. much longer to cause accidents, we effusion inour contributors column, At a church wedding the groom In this land of Liberty, if State College extension department and the United States Department of Agriculture. (Copyright.) The News make-up man inadvertently shall have to stop making automobiles.—Hokah with his best man awaits the bride at In my soul as man to man,' Chief. used the heading "People's Pulpit," the altar. The bridal party on entering I am just American." Paper, ink and type properly combined Among the "lady killers" are found the washboard, the sad iron, the scrub instead of our own heading—"The the church usually Is made up as mean attractive printing. See brush, the water pail, the short-handled dustpan, ax, and a number of the Phew! Cauldron." John Skinner, the Horace State Commander A. H. Vernon has follows^ The ushers, two abreast, The News job printing department., Implements with which many women are obliged to do their work. The courts are airing that 1919 Greely of our esteemed contemporary, sent invitations to the state commander To offset the "lady killers" was another exhibit of ways and means of world series baseball scandal. Hold was so nonplussed upon seeing this of the Legion departments lightening work in the home. In this were included "kitchen Jitneys"—a type your nose. —Worthington Globe. heading in The News that he hasn't ganizations in Minnesota to be guests of tea wagon—iceless refrigerators, washing machines, plans for simple water even been able to view the antics of at the Winona Legion convention and systems, tireless cookers, fruit and vegetable driers, oil stoves, portable gas Amen! the bathers at the Horace Austin letters of acceptance are arriving at makers and hydraulic rams. Several manufacturers showed light and power -YOU ARE LUCKY IF Perhaps young folks who get married State Park beach with equanimity state headquarters daily. Commander plants suitable for farm homes at the same exhibit. Small conveniences costing are entitled to some kind of from the window of his sanctum, Vernon has also invited the Commandres anywhere from 5 to 26 cents were also displayed. Getting more conveniences bonus, seeing that they are going to since that time. We humbly apologie of the Legion departments for drttg work into the home is the aim of every home-demonstration THIS1S YOUR BOY war. —Preston Republican. to John for even thez appearance of North knd South Dakota, Montana, agent of plagiarism. Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois to attend mencan GOOD SUPPER TOMATO SAUCE the convention. One or more 31- ARREST THE SPEEDERS. representatives frbm National Headquarters New and Appetising Way® of Preparing Keep your eye on the boy who is saving Every issue of the local papers contain will alH be present. Everything it tgge While Cheap Add his pennies, nickels and dimes. You items that read like this. points tOjtf record convention. Variety to Menu. may need his lielp some day. John Smith appeared in justice court Tuesday morning before GOING ft) SH&rf* Eggs are at their cheapest now, and He is certain to become a man of affairs. Detwiler and paid a fine of $10.00 Corner new and appetizing ways of preparing for speeding Sunday evening. them add variety to the menu. Here Evidence was offered which showed is a recipe recommended by the experimental that: he was going at a rate of He will pay his bills, and he will not thirty-five miles an hour on Kenwood kitchen of the United 3: incur bills he cannot pay. ovenue. States Department of Agrlcultim^ Tl£ i'tO iqa What's- a little item like that mean Our town Will need this boy. 1 cupful! tomato palp teupoonful c*W?: V-M anyway to the average person? simply and Jules (put ry salt. 3 $ St Hiding didsj|ptpliscuss ^he Cori^&and|r Praxes Postsi through a stove). uaspoonful pctef? that some poor man has been made trsrcii This bank likes this, kind of a boy,, moral|fak|br involved.Jjjle|did not S^y, "Within a 11#' dajp^I wHl have||h^ 3 tablespoonfuls but- per. the "goat?' again in order to make it tcr.. lftteaspOonfuls salt! 'hiajilalm is. unjwfe«nfeonseqtte!fatly^fould -isheii my tei^^s ^bmi^|flder of| appear that there are some speed regulations 8 tablespoonfula it* rai not be paid." Tm the contrary, depigment American' in force in Austin. flour. 'v-' -Q :f(» he confined himself merely to Legion. Before l^§?ing^Gr the Department THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK Supposing there are laws, what advancing excuses for non-payment. Make a sauce of the ^grep§p|j|[ co^witi^L w|sh to thank good are they if they are not enforced, Whether he personally believes in the Put one-half of the sauce 111 a Ikfpkilg yoptor ttie loyal suj?pdr£ and co-operation and every person who breaks dish, break six eggs, one at a time, you have given the department justice of compensation or not, he one of these laws is made to pay the of Austinr Minn. Into a saucer and slide each egg Into thereby tacitly recognized the justice headquarters," reads State Commander penalty. If these laws come under the sauce, taking care not to break of it. Vernon's last meslage to the the head of "class legislation" they the yolk. Cover with the remaining "The American Legion must believe officers of the 485* Minnesota Legion Member Federal Reserve System. are void and of no effect and those sauce and sprinkle three tablespoofifuls that it will become apparent to the post, "The year has meant much to persons who have been subjected to of grated cheese over the top. Put American people that President Harding me for the inspiration I have'received arrest as an object lesson to other offenders, Resources Two Million Dollars. In the oven and bake until the eggs in his remarkable message, set and the friendships and fssisftance (whom the officials appear are set. Serve, hot on toasted bread rendered -headquiarters by ydu."The forth no reason whatsoever to justify not to see breaking the law) would or with boiled rice. American Legion in Minnesota the Senate in delaying action om a have a case for damage^ against the bill so vital to the well-being of the is, I believe, upon a sounder, city. We are not a lawyer, nor an officer men who serve their country, and the PEACHES MAKE FINE BUTTER stronger foundation than ever before. of thd peace, and are not up on It better realizes its responsibilities country itself. It must express the the points of law involved in this and opportunities and is more determined fear, too, that normalcy cannot be attained Found Quite Useful by Housekeeper matter—but if you saw one car go by ignoring obligations." than ever before to "carry on" in 8prlng When Jams and Jellies past at forty miles an hour with and make effective the ^ideals and Are Running Low. another following at thirty, and the .a Life size replicas of the old "tin principles for which the Legion driver of ffle latter appear in police hat" of A. E. F. days will bear the stands. Springtime often finds the housekeeper's court to answer the charge fo speeding names and service records of Illinois "Without your faithful and sincere supply of jelly and jams In a on the ?main highway—well, what 4: soldiers, to be placed on trees of the efforts the Legion could not have gone would be your first thought? depleted condition. When this Is the forward as it has. Its progress is due memorial highways of Illinois, according We belief in a square deal, for ourselves case, peach butter made from canned nusjJ to plans of the Department not to its department officers but to and everyone else. And we most and dried peaches may well come to of Illinois, American Legion. All the co-operation and support yo'u and certainly believe that if the little fellow the aid. over the country trees are being other Legionaries thruout the state The following recipe recommended driving the Ford should pay a have given these headquarters, and to planted on the great highways of the by the United States Department of $10.00 fine for breaking the law, the Over a million girls have been nation, in honor of our soldier and the energy, enthusiasm and spirit you KOBE'S CAFE big fellow with his large car is just Agriculture food specialists Is delicious enrolled In home canning work in have carried into your post activities. sailor dead. as liable and much better able to pay this country, under supervision of "Personally I thank you for the his little fine for the pleasure he has To each four pounds of dried government specialists. Canning Mayor Empie's welcome is accompanied support and assistance you have given is being emphasized, not only to peaches use two quarts of canned enjoyed in "stepping on the gas." by a statement from the Virginia me. For the Legion I thank you for teach girls how to can, but preventwaste peaches. Soak the dried peaches In Kenwood avenue is one favored spot of fruits and vegetables. Legion post declaring that Virginia what you have contributed to its success. for those who have the "speed bug" water several hours and cook until A girls' exhibit features the is in the heart of the greatest And for my successor I wish no and the other paved streets are just tender. Add the canned peaches and Minnesota State Fair, Twin Cities, mining district in the world, has the greater good fortune than the same as bad at times. A traffic cop stationed rub the pulp through a colander or Sept. 3 to 10. faithful and efficient support you have largest white pine lumber mills in tinder cover along some of these wire sieve. Stir 2Yz pounds of sugar shown department headquarters during the world, is convenient to Lake Vermillion, well traveled streets would be able to into this pulp and cook slowly, stirring The News-—$2.50 a year—worth it. the year just past." "The Nation's Playground," gather in quite a little loose change often, for two hours, or until of has the support of five big towns for the city. the right thickness. Pack while hot The Duty of The Nation. with strong Legion posts within seven We have seen more violations of the and sterilize like peach butter. "The duty of the nation to its defenders Do you miles of Virginia, three of which road laws recently than one would will remain a burden on the have mayors who are Legionaires GIVE ATTENTION TO CLOTHES imagine in a city of this size. Parking know why public conscience until that duty is E A E and is assured of the financial support contrary to the law, openly disregarding fulfilled," says an editorial in the it's toasted? necessary to make the 1922 Legion the right of way of another current issue of the American Legion Washing and Pressing of Linen and convention in the biggest and best automobile and an accident narrowly Weekly, which adds: i1 Cotton Suitings Can Be Done averted, driving with cut-out open state state convention Minnesota Legionaires Quite Nicely at Home. "But for the opposition of President To seal in have ever attended. Virginia within city limits, cars with old license Harding, the compensation bill MONDAY AND TUESDAY— tag still being used, speeding, Legionaires already have engaged would have become a law at this session Cotton and linen suits can be the delicious using glaring headlights contrary to Parlors B, C, and in the Winona of Congress. The consequences of pressed and laundered at home. Dust VIOLA DANA the law, using spot lights contrary to Hotel, where they invite all delegates Burley flavor. can generally be shaken from them, the President's unusual action cannot law, and many others. to the convention to meet them for they do not hold it as wool and silk be foretold. Nothing is settled until in Another thing is the driving of cars and be entertained. do. Brushing tends to rub the dirt it is settled right. Therefore the A CHORUS GIRLS ROMANCE by children. We'll admit that more It's toasted. into cotton and linen fibers. Heavy question of equalizing the economic Is The Legion Selfish? often than not these same children -3S I cotton and linen suitings should be disadvantages suffered by the men are more capable of driving a car than To glance over the five hundred 'pressed on the wrong side or with a who served their country, is not settled. many of the parents, but a state law daily and weekly newspapers published [thin cloth spread over them. This Also Buster Katon in "ONE W" prohibits children under sixteen years in Minnesota and note the scores makes them look more like new and "In the meantime the United States of age from acting as drivers of automobiles. of instances where Legion and Legion COMEDY DRAMA prevents shine on seams and marks of stands as a country which has refused 0 Children and high-strung, Auxiliary members are busily engaged the iron. to meet an obligation, and the ~t.Se •fv.*5- .5 nervous women are not proper persons 7 K.-I in helping their home town in one most ungratfeul of nations. Great WEDNESDAY— to put in charge of the lives of way or another, is to be impressed by ll Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, pedestrians. They 'have no responsibility the extent to which the efforts of the France, Belgium, Italy—all JACK HO in case of an accident and an Legion and its Auxiliary are bound have adopted compensation measures. Question? intoxicated man, at the wheel—he up with the welfare of our great Only America can not afford assistance J? should get ninety days in jail without "DEAD OR ALIVE" state, notwithstanding the fact that to its soldiers. Only America has the option of a fine. three years ago the organization had not regarded the economic rehabilitation Get the speeders! and get them all! not been thot of and its members of its ex-srevice men as a primary Full of action all the way thru Get them big, and get them small! Sweeten egg custards with maple were spread thruout the world, honorably step in national stabilization. For the first time fine 'em ten, sirup. WOODLAND SIMPS, COMEDY performing whatever duty Only America has forgotten. But the second—it's the "pen." Oily bottles may be easily cleaned DA N E I FURS DOES ADVERTISING PAY? lf a little ammonia is used. v- •".- mi Chas. S. Palmer of LeRoy says it To keep a pie from sticking to plate does and this is the reason he believes Cleaned,5 repaired, remoded I Sprinkle pie plate generously with it says the LeRoy Independent. and rfemounted. jfiour Instead of greasing. He stated to us the other day that his Pmat.inee OTR.ANTO PAVILION Moderate prices. June business excelled that of any 1 ^AUSTIN FUR I Remove the skin and bone from fish month since he has been in Business Wednesday, Ayigust 6 W O while it Is still warm and they will here which is twenty-three years. His ,-ir A I come away easily. '4.Y E E N I N advertising bill was also the biggest SHOP $T\ of any month with a single exception AT S O W S When a pie runs over In the oven and that was one month when a large grifcaW* }S±&!SES«gr3MMl'fcr 2:30 i-'-: 7:30—9:00 salt sprinkle^: over the juice will keep circular was included. This, it seems, Ja 9 It from filling the ovta with smoka. is proof that advertising does pay and pays big. Why don't you try it? ||The"f^^S-$2.50 a year—worth it. & fr,, .T.