mmm *€W PWP ^fflPWPF jrw'~\-* Tf"~ Page Four a', MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Thursday, Nov. 24,1921 Mower County News General Freight St. Olaf Evangelical Lutheran Church. 1*\ Corner St. Paul and Bridge Streets. Reduction Soon "The County Paper" D0Y0UR CHRISTMAS lHAILING NOW '~4 Regular Service—Henry Noss, Pastor. Published every Monday and Thursday, m. kiK- R^s)4mp^40Q West Mill street., at Austin, Minnesota A*V Receptiohv^p|r ne\^ members at thfe ROE AND GANNON, Publishers A'lowering of freight rates can be morning seroce at 10:30. Two adult ri ^The co-operation of the public in handling Christmas expected soon according to an article Northwestern Advertising Represen•, baptismns. Scandinavian services at in the Traffic World. Fred Ten Mail is requested. tatives: .Minnesota Select List,- 215 3:00 o'clock. Young people's League Eyck, local Chicago Great Western Uncle Sam^s mail service is the safest, quickest, y. South Sixth Street, Minneapolis services at 7:30. freight agent, stated this morning 709 Excange Bank, St. Paul. cheapest and best way to send your Christmas Parcels. Can't Eat Tomorrow that something will probably be done Mower County News Market Shop early, mail early, and avoid disappointments*. Official Paper of Movjer County Place is the place to list anything next month between December 15 and Unless You Save fod&y you may nave to dispose of. Pack articles carefully, use a strong pasteboard box ,^7( .When the case will lje. reopened SUBSCRIPTION RATES (corrugated preferred) wrap and tie securely, bufc do Per Year, in advance $2.5Q ifeefdre the Railroad and! "Warehou&e There are many legitimate channels not seal. (Sealed parcels are subject to letter rate Six Months $1.25 .Commission. At the present time a for spending your money. Single Copies 05 postage). small reduction hashgen made for The savings channel is just as important Entered as Second Class Matter at Always inform the receiving clerk if the contents of the benefit of the farmer in reconsignment as the meat channel, or the the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under yotir parcel are either fragile or perishabbe so that charges on hay at Minnesota grocery channel, or the clothing If- J' the act of March 3,-1879. your parcel may be properly marked. (It the content£ Transfer. channel and has a legitimate cj£im of your parcel are perishable a special delivery for its proper share. THE END OF A BEAUTIFUL stamp will expedite'delivery at office of destination.): Don't lay aside too large amount^ *. *RURAL DREAM. .-£S.-.v" -r sfcs' v. S Make them small enough and then Always place senders name and address in upper S.V J. F. Western farmers have long been keep at it. left hand corner of all pai^j||s and letters. 5 trustful of political quacks who proclaim THE Exercise carer in ^writing addresses, use ink, write economic cure-alls for business plainly and always give street and gumber, or rural Austin National Bank and-market ills, provided they promise 1 agriculture large profits but the Dealer In Always place your own n^me and address on a card ., fv- of Austin, Minn. field for erratic legislative action inside the parcel. along socialistic lines has shifted COAL, WOOD, LIME, Member Federal Reserve System ^Time saved, mori&ys saved, from time to tim0 as experience Postage must be fully prepaid. 1 J. L. Mitchell, President. CEMENT/ SEWER PIPE, When tHe broken br cracked part taught farmers the futility of mixing Insure parcels. The c|pt is slight. P. D. Beaulieu, Vice-Pres. v: BRICK AND WALL politics and economics. is made as good or better than W. E. Hopfe, Cashier, Red Cross and Christmas seals may be used, but do j! Fifty years ago Ohio was the storm new, by welding. PLASTEll !l not place them on the address side. & .y center of a demand that government Let us post you on the service The words "Do not open before Christmas" or like bonds should be redeemed in greenbacks—"the ._-X: we give. inscription is permissible. Ohio idea," i%was called—with Office 301 East Bridge St. such men as William Allen Written inscriptions such as "Merry Christmas," University of and Samuel Cary in the lead.. Sound "Happfr New Year," "With best wishes/'- and numbers "T'hone: Main 32 Southern Minnesota or names for the purpose of description are permissable money advocates had a hard time heading off the financial heresies additions to fourth-class (parcel post) mail. DIAL 6i25. Austin, Minn. which later destroyed Russia's credit Books may bear simple dedicatory inscriptions not of a under Lenine. Then came, twenty personal nature, other written additions Subject parcels years later, the demand from the to letter postage. same economic school for the "free Communications prepaid at first-class fate may be ILLINOIS GOAL coinage of silver," led by William J. sent with parcels prepaid at fouuth-class rate, providied Bryan of Nebraska. An intensively they are placed sealed envelopes securely^ attached argumentative campaign, McKinley to. outside of parcels. SS leading, was required to educate the From Car Please bear, in mind that the postal service is your public to the economic dangers of service, and that this office will put forth, every effort TYLE the proposal. to promptly dispatch and deliver your mail. With $8.50 Pit TON 9 During the same decade the Farmers' the intelligent co-operation of all patrons greater efficiency Alliance and the Populists, whose ERV1CE can be obtained./Sincerely, strength was almost wholly among agriculturists, C. F. COOK, Postmaster. sought in vain to control Delivered the financial and market policies of ATISFACTION MAIL YOUR PARCELS EARLY. the country *^to guarantee /farmers TELEPHONE 2064 prosperity thru the adoption of false -V? economic .-principles and their execution thru government agencies. JJy "Shoot Kill" is cull out the unprofitable ones. r, io this, time the storfri center had traveled KOBES' CAFE 'E.' *A. Hanson1 of University Extension Ord^r Given Marines west., o^the Mississippi to Kansas department will be present to on Mail Car Guard with "liet Peffer and Sockless discuss some of these aubjects and SSnpson in the limelight. East of will be aided by County Agent Liebenstein. ipe Mississippi rural poulations had -J Each day when the one-twenty become shy of political schemes to Everyone interested^ in dairying, Great Western passenger arrives in .enrich farmers by legislation. Austin, a member of the United States whether from Lansing township or The last stronghold of men who believe Marines steps down from the mail "elsewhere, is ur^ed to be present. 1639 1921 the government should guarantee car, with complete accoutrements and the farmer the prices he wants loaded rifle. For the Invalid. Straws may be used in giving for his product has been North Da-, To all appearances he is dressed liquids to sick chifdren wRen they cannot kota, where a man named Arthur C. and equipped for war. And as a matter be moved. Glass tubes are .easily Townley, an exceedingly smooth talker of fact he is. He is one of' the broken, but a bundle of straws,'such and enthusiast, promoted a scheme MaHnes assigned to the postoffice department as used at soda fountains, may bepurchased for the political distribution and marketing for the protection of the atsjsmall cost. of agricultural products. It mails'from robbers. wa$ state socialism, pure and simple, This Marine accompanies the mail' and confiding farmers joined its Nonpartisan from St. Paul to Austin an4 never AS3 YOU League organization en takes his eyes off the pouches until masse. In 1916 its -candidate for they are reposing in the local postoffice. MR. CAR governor got 87,665 votes out of a He is then free until the four total of 100,631 cast. With him the o'clock train is ready for the return League captured both legislature and trip to the city, when the episode is OWNER state administration, and has held fepeated in reverse order. vs* thesm since. The postoffice is also beginning to The State of North Dakota has •'. take on the qualifications of a small mmw been socialized since that election arsenal. Major C. F. Cook, postmaster more effectively than any government DIAL 7137 says however that all the the country has had in one of equipment has not arrived. It is its large political divisions, and other When you want your battery understood unofficially that sawed- off states and business generally has put in Winter Storrage. shot guns and carbines 'will constitute watched the experiment with anxiety. a part of the equipment. State grain elevators were built, state flour mills, and state banks as WE CALL J^OR AND Farm Bureau Unit well, the latter to give the farmers HANKSGIYING is the the American DELIVER. of Lansing to Meet the credit facilities they wanted without the liquid security private banking people give thanks that they are well and X"f'. institutions must demand to be The Lansing unit of the Farm Schmitz Auto safe. "And all went merry as a marriage happy. Bureau will meet at the Ramsey bell" until about a year ago schoolh^use Tuesday, November Electric Co. the banks began to fail and the State at 7:45 p. m. We are thankful that we are here in Sur new store and found its credit ruined. Then came The subjects for discussion will be ELK HOTEL BUILDING. disillusionment, and in the recent the care and feeding "of dairy'cattle can extend to you the same business courtesies as we Dakota recall election the inevitable and testing for production in order to political smash, which has followed did before our fire. all other attempts thru politics to control or reverse economic laws and Save by Dry iStorage We are now ope^ with anew and up-to-date stock and principles. The Nonpartisan governor, the attorney general and the commissioner we solicit your business. of agriculture and labor have been replaced by men who do not believe in Townley's ideas or in Your battery deteriorates as rapidly when, the Nonpartisan League. The socilized ateh for our opening about D«^inbel* prst. state government has been idle as when use. 4 wrecked by a wiser and sadder state full of farmers—dupes no longer. Perhaps the experiment was worth DRY STORAGE IS THE ONLY REST. while. It marks another chapter in the education of the*trustful farmer Many batteries are runined for lack af not so trustful now of political adventures C. W. ROSENTHAL, and in a fine lesson for proper care during the winter months. voters in other parts of the West who Proprietors wished they lived in North Dakota We are prepared to give you good service It when -bank credits were easy there, and the State functioning against in this line. & 1 4 sound business principles,—Chicago Journal of Commerce. r'.W* Wj, Batteries called, for and delivered any SAM OLSON FINEI" it in it $10.00 AND COSTS Sam Olson, resdiing in the "-Third ward was brought before Justice Detwijer UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN, I yesterday and fined $10.0tf and costs on a charge of druhkehnessl He. MINNESOTA. y, was arrested by HPoiicem^n Marjf Phone 7502.' 1001W. Ham ton Justice Detwiler gave Olson until Noyen^ber 30, to- pay^re fine. F-j:-