~V u'x«jrW! w« 4r f%H- **?VT -t^ «, *&£,&**&. $*& 4*5 4 -T .- ^i. *t"'"v ', Vtx" -,».. 1.- '.' V* Monday, August 1,1921. MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. igL v~V'5 T"?v Page Five FINE FEATHERS B0N0THAKE600D DOLLING HER ALL UP FOR BIG CATTLE EXHIBIT, increased from an average of seventy to inform their communities and assist eggs per hen per year, to 170 to in instructing them in the practice LAWtS LEARNED AT POULTRY SCHOOL 225 eggs per hen a year. of poultry culling. The township representatives are A bold front requires a stiff back. Success Marks County's by Mr. Schwerin of Elkton, not of a First Culling flock of 150 were unable to pass the 7 ANOl New NonAlcoholic test and were condemed to the market, Work. *k\*K\\-*5 The culling of these fifty hens will not afreet the egg production of -FOOD FLAVORS the flock, Mr. Liebensetin, Mower PLAN INCREASED county agent, said -3 EGG PRODUCTION Slick Birds Don't Lay. .y.^i..QUALlT'Y MKSi PRODUCTS "Many were surprised to find the 4 slick looking, finely feathered hens ZANOL FOOD FLAVORS ARE PUT UP^N SANITARY IV Sixty Poultry. Enthusiasts Ask Ques rejected as non-layers and sent to the o" TUBES WHICH ARE HANbY AND CONVENIENT. vwo **V^ N tions And jpigpttty Interest Over frying pan, while the rough looking EVERY POPULAR FLAVOR INCLUDING Greater NEgg Production. hens with thie ragged feathers were A v.* SPICE AND VEGETABLE, CONTAINS NO ALCOHOL. EXPLANATION kept for layers and breeding hens," pi on id Mr. Liebenstein explained. "The1 ered in potiUry, c^ingr and rela motto 'handsome is as handsome does' IN tion of these poiintslfco produc egg er 'beauty is only skin deep'. again addition to the flavors other Zanol Products embrace tion was made at the first poultry holds true in poultry culling.'^ all the Toilet Preparations, Shaving Requisites, culling school in Mower tounty, at the Judging from the questioii^. asked, Household Necessities, Kitchen Specialities, Home Elkton School Thursday. Over sixty Mower county is vitally interested in Remedies, Quality Teas, Ground Spices, Etc. township representatives were present. a greater egg production. To Increase Egg Production. Our Factory has just been completed and is running C. L. McNelly, Dodge county agent, ,• The object of the county school is N to capacity, and we are enabled to place a special representative, took charge of the work in the absence to promote the plan in conformity Edward G. Mortenson, in Austin for this of C. E. Brown, poultry specialist, with a statewide movement to cull Territory. See him first for any of these articles. of University Farm. Each every flock, thereby increasing the township representative was given a egg production. It has been proven 'in --f hen from Mr. Swenson's flock of Elk communities where this practice has AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio. ton and Mr. McNelly outlined the been followed for a few years, Mr. method of culling. Fifty bens owned Liebenstein stated, that production is If cattle like this one were You simply couldn't pry them liberal premiums in years. A big grown on every farm there would away from the farm. To encourage attendance is anticipated at the •m cat­ be no trouble about keeping the the raising of pure-bred Cities, Minnesota State Fair, Twin boys and girls away from the city. tle, officials are offering the most Sept. 3 to 10. v- DEITRICH STARS laOmrfStidkHB* 7 an* Xiooks so Tar gTioatly bnblaiifSat^acm tonlgfet jDfcuse we're lookln* (like 9?e are lookln' the lightsThrough at THE WOODS FOR HORMEL CLUB a fog-bank mostly. vfc pavements tq br. the asphalt Shioel __ .nost lookln' clean. 3— By DOUGLAS MALLOCH SVry lamp post makes Uas Third Sacker Plays In MiMlMMAMAM Like the shadoW) of a pine mmmt md On a snowy scene. RAIN. League Style For m^tefr-Tv-" In the- comb. RAIMN',a Utile Ipplea'curl an* Packers. Utile |4rty rivers ^foamV' is it? So It t»- In aiL'^iour to die. An' I knew it would. Thij are like the* sireatb of liffe. When man has rheumatia Fulp ofgjwork an' play art' strife, jjc* la this old left stem of his Six errors coupled with their inability Pr0vi§with splash an' qptuxSer. He can tell as good to hit' "where they ain't" lost a When It's go'n' to leak Bach' tHieves himself "i'-'flgraT game for the Packers Thursday at the Mon oilus is only^^na^jt^|? As your fancy weatherman Hormel Park to Charles City, Iowa, RlgintK down a Down here In Chicago can. "-/V If he thinks a week. 7 to 2. RalAln'figure enough It it*" An' I guess it's Jest because With hcinors even in the first inning1, B^itgain't the,goods:- v' laws Rheumstiz an' Nature's Doesh'tTgit right -down to bl* V-* one each, Charles City annexed Sort of work togetherLots Like fthe whlrlingraindro|£ air, whig another counter when Vetter connected of moisture In the Up there in thi.' wood*':* Rheumatiz a-plenty there, for two sacks and jScored Weeks, It's a city shower, '"'«&>*" Both mean stormy weather. who had singled. The ^Packers came stvft %, Like the other klMgt of is a Thoroughbred Four hack for their final run in the third In the city, mostlyibiuff, v- This left stem of mine can smell Lastin' fer an houS*.•' Water miles away frame with three singles and an Dp there, when it rains, it ralna, This old stem of mine can tell error. Fillin' rivers, floodin' plains Fifty furlongs from a well the Famed Buick Line Four runs in the fifth on two singles Down the mountains washln'. Where It ought to lay. Up there when a rain we git. and two errors and one run in the An' I'll tell you why: When we're really through with It, This old stem an' me has tramped. eighth on another error and a hit batter Things are jest a-sloshln'. Waded, swum an' drove an' camped, completed the Iowa team's scor-, ... Never gtttin' dry. i- Fer a rainstorm in the brush The new Four-Cylinder Buick, here announced, is a ing. Deitrfch made an unassisted Forty Winters, forty Springs ar Is the wettest thing, Do you wonder thet she sings double play, and played the entire thorobred—a pedigreed car well worthy of its name. ^Ground beneath you soft as mush When she. smells the water? game in big league style. "An* around you all a hush. If you fellahs really knew The Box Score. Not a bird to singJest All that laig an' me went through the droppin' slow Charles City— AB PO A E Guess you'd think she oughter. leaves, Of the raindrops on the Broderick, 2b 5 2 0 0 2 0 Down to the very last detail, this new model-possesses eaves, Sjkiyin" from a billion Tou ain't never had the luck Rhinehart, rf 1 2 1 1 0 0 the earth below Swampln' in the snow Jbn every quality of enduring- serviceability, complete comfort Stevenson, If 4 0 1 3 0 0 Jest a blanket in the mire. None of y^u ain't never stuck Jest a smudgy kind of fire. Calendar, ss 5 1 1 3 2 1 To your boot-tops in the muck and distinctive appearance that have always characterized Weak an' slow an* smoky When it's ten below. Blis, cf 4 1 2 1 0 0 lead Breakfast—pancakes simply There ain't none of you Buick automobiles. Wick, 3b 5 0 1 5 3 0 Dinner—wet an* soggy bread Ever drove the Chlppeway feupper—biscuits soaky. Kabuel, lb 4 0 1 9 0 1 In the early days of May a When norther blew, Weeks, 4 1 1 5 1 0 Rainin' is it? So it is. When the river water froze Vetter, 4- 0 3 0 5 0 clo'ee— Glad I'm high and dry." The advent of this new Four makes the Buick 1922 line In your boots an* In your When a man has rheumatiz Freezin', thawln', freezin'. .gm complete. It offers to purchasers of a car of this size all Ih this old left stem of his Total 36 7 11 27 13 2 If this stem of mine finds out ~r Keep inside, say I. When there's water 'round about. Austin— AB PO A E Now. this city stuff the quality and service that go to make up the name Surely there's a reason. wet. Meany, cf 4 2 3 2 1 0 Ain't like woods rain near as yet "Buick." Ain't like woods rain is, an' Bowers, ss 3 0 1 2 3 3 An', besides, there's quite a line It Is wet enough. Of such signs of rain Dietrich, 3b 4 6 2 3 4 0 Course the woods rain Is the best There is many another sign Barr, If 1 0 0 0 0 0 It is dampest, healthiest, 'Ceptin' this old stem of mine Better altogether Kaufman, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 Thet is just as plain. The Buick Valve-in-Head A Great Car—Prices But I guess I'll stay inside There is bunions yet— Wengert, 4 0 1 4 2 1 Tryin" to be satisfied Fer a corn er bunion is Engine—A Power Plant Grady, 2.b 4 0 1 3 0 0 Make It An Even With this city weather. 'Most as good as rheumatia Dugan, lb 3 0 0 10 0 0 (Copyright) Prophesyin' wet. That Has Proved Itself. Greater Value. Gute, 3 0 0 1 3 0 When you see a cat eat grassy "When you see a small-mouth bass Cip ra, If 1 0 1 0 0 1 How the things that are none of "r •_ Sendin' up a bubble, I*-' our business do interest us. When you hear a rain-crow cawIt The engine, of course, is of the timetested Obviously a high grade automobile Total 32 2 9 27 13 6 is simply Nature's law Buick Valve-in-Head type. First on balls—off Gute 2 left on Indicatin' trouble. —a genuine Buick production—the For Sale bases—Hormel 5, Charles City 8 The year-after-year concentration prices listed below make this great Rainin', is it? So it seems struck out by Gute 3, by Vetter 5 It's a nasty night. of Buick's engineering skill and experience Four even greater. A value such as double plays—Dietrich unassisted, Yonder how the street lamp gleams!* Like the light you see in dreams, in building Valve-in-Head Calender to Broderick to Kabuel hit this is possible only because of the Soft an' far an' white, by pitcher—Rhinehart 3. Kabuel, stolen motors assures the highest standard Like the light you see combination of Buick engineerings bases—Dietrich, Broederick, sacrifice When you -let life's half-hitch slip, 1916 Grant Six Touring. of performance obtainable today. skill devoted to the one ideal of" hits—Bowers. When you'kind of lose your grip On the things thet be. 1920 Overland Touring quality, Buick production facilities^ An' I sometimes think the shore Life is too short for most of the 1917 Overland Touring Thet we all are headin' for developed over nearly a quarter of long speeches Every other unit is of a quality a century, and Buick's nation-wide ED MARTINSON equal to the power plant. The whole distribution and service organization. assembly constitutes a perfectly, So. of Court House. balanced chassis which is of typical Buick construction. The equipment The Buick Motor Company is proud of Cord Tires is merely evidence of Do you know of the Buick Four. It has the faith the quality which characterizes theentire you can rolli of long .experience in this newest car. a addition to its line. It places upon PRICES agarettestor it unreservedly the Buick guarantee 22-34 Two Passenger Roadster $ 935 Two open and two closed carried by every1 Buick automobile lOcts from 22-35 Five Passenger Touring22-26 975 types mounted on the Buick built produced. That its confidence is one bag of Three Passenger Coupe 1475 chassis comprise the new series. well placed is manifested not only 22-37 Five Passenger Sedan 1650 r" Even the most casual inspection of by the keen interest with which motorists All Prices F.O/.BV'Flint, Michigan the details design and workman­ have awaited this announcement, Of Cord Tires Standard Equipment on ship will reveal that full measure but also the advance orders All Models. iof quality which motorists have placed by distributors, dealers, and cincations and 4earned ^associate with Buick.' the general public. Dates. 4 •ir V.'jiS Horse-lovers will be given a real treat this year at the horse show of the •vVV^ GENUINE BULLDurham 508-510 North Main Strertv~ Austin, Minn. MINNESOTA STATE FAIR IWIr 1 1 When Better Automobiles Are Built——Buick Will Build Them. .* ^September 3 to 10 I laaggrti g^p mp mmmmm