ffe? r- T^«R?!^P''1V!|Vt«f's«. ,- «v.-s WCTP I- -s ^.t V' «, I/"' ,+ IS i£ vrj i\ Page Two MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, yi A' .* :, .' Mondly* Aug. 15, 1921.'?' MINN. E. S. BABCOCK MAKING SUCCESS IN ROADS BETTER ECLIPSE ECHOES brota good, Cannon Falls good, M. T. During the month of August The H. No. 3. Value Store will give 25 per cent discount on all ladies and misses new CALIFORNIA OIL IS PRESS REPORT NO. 40.— GOOD—tyle^ Austin, fall and winter coats of which a shipment and Owatonna. Lyle good, Austin Weekly Shaving has just arrived. Advertisement. Edited BySplinters good, Blooming Prairie good. Owatonna. Volume 382 11-3-c. August 15, 1921/ LUCKY No. 4i.—FAIR—Blooming Prairie Passage of Capper-Tincher Recent Rains Make Possible Is Chairman of Board of BUILDING REVIVES and Hayfield. (Under Construction.) BIGGER HOG PROFITS. Bill forecasts long Effective Directors of Crest No. 56.—GOOD—Kenyon, Dodge The sound of stakes being driven in,to The best method to cure leaks that Center and Brownsdale. Kenyon fair, Road Work. the sod splits the air. Along a Oil Co. Drawn-out Civic Contest. eat into profits is to plug them up. West Concord good, Dodge Center Hogs are a source of wealth and produce chalk line, taut as a fiddle string, good, Hayfield good, Brownsdale profits that can be converted into sharpened spades and pointed picks St. Paul, August 13.—The Minnesota IS IN OPERATION good, T. H. No. 9. cash almost at any time. But unless (Continued from Page One) nose their way into the soft, cool trunk highway system, as a whole, they are well quartered they often No. 57—GOOD—Mantorville and earth. Saws chirp, hammers ring and WITH BILLS PAID represent a leak. Healthier hogs is in even better condition now than it and weighing and inspection facilities, M. T. H. No. 7. the concrete mixer rumbles its refrain and more pork-making profits with was last week, according to the weekly No. 59 FAIR Spring Valley, as building starts activity. It must provide for records and less labor are possible in a modern, bulletin issued today by the state Characterizes Austin Man as Minnesota Rochester and Lake City. Spring Valley their inspection. well ventilated, warm hog house. It highway department. and Los Angeles Capitalist— rough, construction, Stewartville will protect your spring litters. Its It must prevent scattering of mis Gladstone said, "Believe me when I Recent rains in many localities Company is Unique. concrete floor can be easily cleaned leading information. good, Rochester fair, Zumbro Falls tell you that thrift of time will repay made possible more effective work by and disinfected to protect hogs and fair, Lake City. you in after-life with a usury of profit It must prevent manipulation or ES.city, young pigs from disease. patrolmen, said W. F. Rosenwald, BABCOCK, land man of this beyond your most sanguine dreams cornering. The Eclipse has plans for just the chief maintenance engineer. Numerous who went to California last and that the waste of it will make you It must admit co-operatives to 10 per cent discount during the hog house to suit your needs and dwindle alike in intellectual and in sections made bumpy and pitted fall, has been made chairman of membership, and permit these co-op month of August on all new fall purse. There are Eclipse plans for moral stature, beyond your darkest .by the pounding of heavy traffic, during the board of directors of the Crest Oil shoes, brogues and oxfords. other farm buildings, too. eratives to distribute their earnings to reckonings.' continued dry weather, he said, company, which according' to the Long These goods have just arrived and actual members. have been successfully smoothed after are wonderful values. The Value Beach Press, occupies a very unique The TIME to BUILD is NOW while Expect Comment. OAK FLOORING stands, pre-eminent Store. Advertisement 11-2-c. the rains. Some others are being lumber prices are low, and while labor position as to financing. Mr. Babcock "The farmers who have fought for as flooring material for the home. and material are quickly available. graveled in places to improve riding returned to Austin Wednesday. this legislation for years now expect a Strong and sturdy of texture it typifies BUY A SOUTHERN MINNESOTA quality. The Crest Oil company is capitaliz long period of attempts to descredit the manly character of the home. Many sections rated fair last week FARM AT YOUR OWN PRICE. ed at $500,000, divided into 5,000,000 It is genuine—the home is the sanctuary both the state and the federal law," V. The reason most people don't recognize are classed as good in the new bulletin: shares of a par value of ten cents and Monday, August 22, 1921. of genuineness. E. Anderson, attorney for the Minnesota Opportunity when they meet of which 1,500,000 shares of stock are At Lyle, Mower County, Minnesota. Farm Bureau federation, says. it is because it usually goes around designated by the company's permit Public Sale of well improved farms Trunk Highways— Leaders of Minnesota farm organizations wearing overalls and looking like adjoining town of Lyle, 80 and 129 for promotion purposes. According to Hard Work. note a wide variation in the No. 1.—GOOD—Albert Lea, St. acres. $1.00 an acre Commission to present plans not more than 1,500,000 opinions even of men who have con jJ Paul, Duluth and North Shore. South Agent bringing buyers. For particulars rONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD shares of stock will be sold, as the sistently fought the regulation of state line good, Albert Lea good, Owatonna J. J. CLEMENS write to Farmers State Bank, company's finances are now virtually grain exchanges. While some dealers good, detour Faribault paved, Lyle, Minnesota, or Robertson & complete. Money for development to declared the passage of the CapperTincher Northfield good, Farmington good, Murphy, Auctioneers, Mason City, Phone: Main 47 Local Mgr. date has been advanced by directors of Iowa. Advertisement 12-2-p. act meant disaster to the St. Paul good, detour, White Bear the company. grain trade and destruction of the farmers' good, Forest Lake good, Rush City Babcock Explains Purpose. market, Chicago dispatches good, Pine City good, Hinckley good, quoted Joseph Griffin, president of the Sandstone good, Moose Lake fair, Duluth "The purposes of the Crest Oil company," Chicago board of trade, as saying that continues the Long Beach fair, Two' Harbors fair, Grand altho the grain trade objects to federal Press, "are given by E. S. Babcock, Marais fair, Pidgeon River. regulation as unwarranted, "the chairman of the board of directors. No 9—FAIR—La Crescent, Fairmont exchanges can continue to function as 'The company has been organized for and Luverne. La Crescent fair, heretofore." the purpose of realizing a return on Hokah fair, Houston fair, Rushford E E Any objection that is raised to the the money invested. It is not so much fair, Lanesboro fair, Preston fair, a stock selling as it is an oil developing admission of co-operative marketing Fountain good, Wykoff good, Spring proposition and is to be considered organiationzs to membership on the Valley good, Grand Meadow good, chiefly on that point and because of exchange, farm bureau officials maintain, Austin good, fair, Albert Lea good, the conservative business men behind is a complete admission of the Blue Earth good, Fairmont good, superior efficiency of co-operative it who have pledged themselves to Sherburne fair, Jackson fair, good, marketing. Unless these farmers' organizations conservative operations'." Worthington good, Adrian good, Luverne can handle produce more The new corcern which has so auspicious good, state line. a start holds some of the efficiently and economically, they say, No. 20.—GOOD—Canton, Rochester UP! most valuable oil properties in the there will be no patronage dividends and Cannon Falls. Canton good, Harmony to distribute. The fact that it is generally Signal Hill field, including one acre good, Preston fair, Fountain which is 450 feet east and slightly accepted as a certainty that fair, Chatfield good, Rochester good, south of the Shell's discovery well, there will be surplus earnings for distribution Oronoco fair, Pine Island good, Zum and two and one-half acres nearer the indicates, these men believe, Signal Hill syndicate well. the cash value of co-operative enterprises In addition the company holds forty to the American farmer. six acres in the new San Fernando No Statement Made. Valley field and also has leases on other "We are making no blanket statement and important acreage. about the superiority of co-operative marketing," an official said today. In speaking of Mr. Babcock the Press says, "Mr. Babcock is a Minnesota "All.we ask is a fair, competitive and Los Angeles capitalist," The test. If a farmers' co-operative Crest well No. 1 is to be spudded in enterprise cannot perform marketing during the next ten or twelve days the service just as efficiently as any other Press stated. institution, and at less cost, there will be no patronage dividends, and the present members of the grain exchanges CORNING can have nothing to fear. i- "If the co-operative enterprise can Mrs. George Tveberg is on the sick market more cheaply at the same list. standard of efficiency, we believe the sno Born to Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Severson best interest of the whole country, Monday, August 1, a son. Congratulations. consumer even more than producer, demands that the co-operative marketing Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulland and agency be given a fair chance to family were Sunday callers at the do the work. And become a regular patron of John Syverud home. "The Capper-Tincher bill was designed our bakery. There will be services at the Red to provide a fair, competitive You'll find nothing tetter in Oak Grove Lutheran church August test, at the same time that it puts the QUALITY and TASTE than the 21, at 11:00 o'clock a. m. whole grain trade under federal supervision food we turn out regularly from Mr. and Mrs. Nels Invalson and son in the interests of all the people our ovens. Neil, visited at the Helge Severson who produce food and consume it." Watch your family EAT our home Sunday. delicious BREAD with that expression Mollie Ulland is assisting Mrs. Albert Cause of Appendicitis. of SATISFACTION you enjoy Ulland thru threshing. When the bowels are constipated, the so much. lower bowels or large intestines become Lloyd Tveberg is visiting at the Just try us! We know our packe4 with refuse matter, that home of his grandparents, Mr. and QUICK and CAREFUL service is made up largely of germs. These Mrs. L. O. Hanson, for a few days. will please you. germs enter the veriform appendix Austin's City Bakery and set up inflammation which is commonly The Compass Plant. known as appendicitis. Take On the prairies and plains of Utah, Chamberlain's Tablets when needed Texas and southern Minnesota there and keep your bowels regular and you CARLITZ & STRUCK, Props. grows a wonderful plant which has have little to fear from appendicitis. E. Mill Street. proved useful to travelers wandering Advertisement. over these vast tracts of country. It is called the compass plant, or pilot plant, because of a peculiarity in the JuSt the growth_of the leaves, which grow alternately along the stalk, anil point jgreelsely north and south! The Indians folTdttecf th9 ^irecfion jgiven them by these pointing leaves told the white men about it. This plant belongs to the family of the Soft Times Compositae, and looks very much like the sunflower. It has a strong, resinous odor, somewhat like turpentine, y-ii" 1- and sometimes goes by the name, "turpentine plant." -i. .. Hot Weather Diseases. Disorders of the bowels are extremely dangerous, particularly during the hot weather of the summer months, and in order to protect yourself and 1 family against a sudden attack, get a '4. bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It can be depended ft5?' upon. Many have testified to its excellence. Advertisement. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY I [And we'll show you some real "neck to tj CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. :t. 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