5e?P^ "~^~'"~-'V.: C*iv '•.tt.!.-?s-«-ii"V *5 h¥ -J-: J?* .. rt- v. 1 -lili -%$& ¥'2C't¥- .•ft-^ffTT 'J Page Seven MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN Monday, Nov. 28, 1921. CM9 Crops, Marketing and 2|S LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF INTEREST AND VALUE TO MOWER CO. FARMERS. Raise More And Better ?.3Y 'f-t 3| jparm Bureau Notes* Pure Bred Livestock BUTTER BANDITS MORECREAMERY Mower -J County News Market PUREBRED SIRE ft Place is the place to list anything DOLLARS SPENT IN AUSTIN RETURN VALUE IS AGAIN you may nave to dispose of. ROB CREAMERIES UNITS ORGANIZED DEMONSTRATED TO BOOST FOR YOU E E SHORTHORN BULLS "Almost every day we see some Co-operatives WarneS Produce Half of State's —FOR SALE— new manifestation of the value of a to be on Guard Again'••v Co-operative purebred sire. One of the lessons NEWS BUY AT HOME CAMPAIGN forcibly shown, at the Junior Livestock st Thieves CH A. LARSON. Output. ... Show was the fact that all the Rural Call 670S. beef calves were grades by purebred Creameries controlling more than Read careflully the Article Printed Each Week in this Department of the NEWS and then give serious By Farm Bureau New* Service— sires, said F. L. Liebenstein, county An organized gang of "butter half of all the co-operative creamery consideration to what you have read. You will then, no doubt, view the situation in it's true light 4. Agent, discussing the show. The type A bandits" is robbing Minnesota co-operative WANTED butter produced in Minnesota have AUSTIN merchants are entitled to your patronage they help to xiefray the expenses of maintaining all and characteristics of the particular creameries, according to a joined the new statewide service organization, the public institutions the use of which you enjoy. The dollar you spend with AUSTIN Merchants breed stamped upon these calves by warning sent out by the Minnesota the Minnesota Farm Bureau stays in AUSTIN, and, In the course of time, finds its way back to you. The Dollar sent out of their purebred sire was very noticeable. Co-operative Creameries association lit federation announced recently. tofrn is gone from the community and lost to you forever. If you buy of town and we all follow Furs and And as only grades were air Inc. The annual output of co-operative your example, what will become of the town? lowed to be shown in this class, such Cattle Hides. Creameries thruout the state were creameries which have joined the a uniform group more than demonstrated urged to be on guard against the Minnesota Co-operative Creameries I E S I E S the value of the good typed TAXES RAISED thieves. association, backed by the bureau, Smith Wright Company Anderson's Studio A I purebred sire. The warning was issued following amounts to more than 50,000,000 "The prices received from the packers the theft of 1,100 pounds of butter I E S T~j5P RI E S pounds of butter. The central association, A. USEM Fine Photos. for these calves after the prize from a Chisago county co-operative BY HARD TIMES FOR LIVE AND organized to assist the cooperative winners were sold clearly demonstrated creamery, one of the first to join the Be Photographed This Year on Your Office Residence E S S E O creameries in improving', their superiority over ordinary state organization. The central association Dial 5324 Dial 8344 Under New Management. shipping, advertising and selling BIRTHDAY. scrub stock. immediately notified sheriff their products, and buying their supplies "The same market effect of a purebred ands police officers in adjoining at wholesale prices, now includes Austin Auto Co. Travelers' Guide SAVE MONEY sire was present in the grade counties* the twin cities and Duluth, Burden Is Lightest Communities 250 creameries, according to dairy-calves, the grade hogs and the and Buy Your Groceries at and took up the case with a detective A. J. McGuire, organization manager. Boasting Live and Thriving AUTHORIZED FORD AGENOYAUTOMOBILES, grade lambs and there can be no Unless otherwise designated, all the Mower County Co-Operative agency. TIRES, OILS trains listed below are daily. See Towns. doubt," continued Mr. Liebenstein, The thieves are believed to be conducting Co-operative creameries in two Co. footnote for explanation of but that any of the boys and girls .. and ACCESSORIES. a systematic campaign to loot districts already are completely organized reference marks. who were at the show will never raise country creameries, load the stolen Dial 2252. Bold faced figures indicate P. M. for marketing in carlots. FARMER FEELS THE EFFECT scrubs and will try to get their fathers' Light faced figures indicate A. M. butter on trucks, and escape with it Three more districts are ready to organize. The Golden Eagle ju CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. Auto Top And Auto to use purebred sires on their to market, says A. J. McGuire, organization These are District No. 10, PAUL RTF. farms." manager of the state association. covering Brown, Faribault, Watonwan I. & M. Division. Painting. A W A S N E S E S "A is Inclined to Forget, at Times, That and Martin counties District Lv. Arr. Arr. ELEVATORS JOIN MONEY BACK-ON ANY UN-* The central organization also notified Austin. St. Paul. Mpls. No. 11, Otter Tail, Wadena and Becker He Is Most Vitally Interested in R. H. Gray, Proprietor. SATISFACTORY PUR­ No. 1— 6:20 10:00 10:50 creameries that it is investigating Prosperity of Near-by counties, and District No. 14, Polk, CHASE. ij. 7:00 No. 3— 3:15 7:45 MAIN ST. AUSTIN, MINN. GRAIN GROWERS arrangements for burglar insurance Cities. Norman, Clearwater, Clay, Mahnomen, Lv. Lv. Arr. for its members. Red Lake, Pennington, Marshall, Mpls. St.Paul. Austin. HormeTs Quality Flour Jensen-Phiffer Co. NCT. NCT. 2— 7:00 7:45 11:40 (Copyright, 1917, Western Newspaper Union.) Kittson and Roseau counties. Taxes are always heavy—to the man No. 8— 2:45 3:30— 7:25 Practice Foresight. Five Lyon County Cooperative who has to pay them—but taxes in Taking things as they come may is the BEST For Milwaukee and Chicago. MADE IN AUSTIN. ^•1 i-l avoid some trouble, but shaping things some communities are much higher Arr. Calmar. Concerns Lv. Austin. I PLACE TO BUY YOUR that are coming will avoid less. To than in others. If you have ever Strong for Home Paper 1 No. 4— 7:20f 10:00f S O E E W E E the man who anticipates and exercises Are First. 2— 11:59* 2:40* S O E S stopped to investigate'the' matter yon No. his best judgment there is no Mixed— 5:20§ 10 00§ have discovered that the lowest taxes "No, I don't take the local paper Sanitary Milk Co. question that foresight pays better Lv. Calmar Arrr Austin. are found in the most prosperous communities. By Farm Bureau New* Service— any more," one farmer said to another No. 1__ 3:45 6:05 Let HOGAN do YOUR SHOE REPAIRING dividends than hindsight. And there's a reason. St. Paul, November 27.—Five elevators QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS' as they were waiting at the No. 3— 12:10 I 2:55 and YOU will getFIRST The prosperous community has the joined the U. S. Grain Growers, Mixed— 6:00* 1:15* —Manufacturers of— creamery to unload their milk. CLASS WORK. lowest taxes because there is a large AUSTIN MARKETS E I S 0 A O N •They had just been looking at a Inc., within four days after the national Mason City Branch. amount of wealth in the community WE REPAIR WHILE YOU WAIT A E I E E A poster advertising "Subscribe for Your co-operative marketing corporation Lv. Austin. Arr.Mason City. against which the taxes may be assessed. Quoted by Peoples Service Store.— Home Town Paper Week, November Telephone—Dial 2550 offered its first contracts in No. 102— 11:59 1:30 Hogan's Shoe Shop. There are prosperous merchants Dairy Butter 38 7-12." "I take a daily paper, and No. 108— 7:52 9:20 Minnesota. with large stocks of goods upon Eggs .^j..- 50 The Motor Inn. that's about all I need. It has a few Lv. Mason City. Arr. Austin. The first grain producer to sign a Potatoes, per bu 1.00 which taxes are levied. Property items every week from our community, No.101— 4:50 6:10 Ground Feed, Mill Feed, Chick Feed, Beans, per lb. 05% contract to market thru the national values are high and there are thriving El D. HOPFE, Proprietor. and I feel that I save two do!lars No. 103— 1:30 3:00 Flour—Retail, 49 lb. sack 2.00 industries which pay a large proportion corporation for five years was C. H. Mash, 'Security Calf Meal, NASH CARS and TRUCKS a year by not subscribing to the POULTRY S.-M. Division—Mankato and of the taxes. Wallace, president of the First National Hart-Parr Tractors home paper." Quoted by Smith-Wright Co.— Dehorning Pencils. Wessington Springs, S. D. The higher the property values and "Well, that's one way to look at it," bank, Homer, Illinois, who contracted Heavy Hens 14 Lv. ?Arr. Arr. City Feed Store. the greater the wealth of the community 'Value Cars at Volume Prices."" said the other farmer, "but I've always to ship the grain raised on Light Hens 11 Austili.i-" Jackson. T-rrr the lower are the tax levies, for a felt that a local newspaper was a Spring Chix f. ./ 14 No. 1— 6:30* 10:45* his 510 acre farm near Warren, Marshall 8:20* lower tax on each hundred dollars of pretty valuable asset to any community, Ducks 16 A. W. Bluhm. No. 23— 3:50* 5:40* 8:25* county, Minnesota. Mr. Wallace valuation is required to produce the Roosters 08 and if everybody took the attitude Lv. Lv. Arr. ASK FOR FEDERAL PRODUCTS has farms in six states, and has necessary revenue for the administration Eggs 45 you do, there couldn't be any local Jackson. WeHs Austin. ALWAYS. PIANOS and COLUMBIA GRAFON Of course we could signed six separate contracts so that of the city and county governments. No. 22— 6:35* 8:53* 11:05* newspaper. HOG MARKET. Federal System of ALAS. the grain produced on all six farms No. *8— 2:35* 5:00* 7:00* not get along without our daiiy papers, Medium and Butchers 6.40 will go thru the U. S. Grain Growers, Other Taxes Are Raised. because they keep us informed about Packers 5.00 to 5.90 WE SAVE YOU MONEY Bakeries. Lv. Austin. Arr. LaCrosse. what's going on throughout the nation Inc. On the other hand, take a dead town. Yeal, Sheep and Lambs No. 22—* 11:20* 4:00* and throughout the world, but Property values are low. Merchants' Fat Lambs* 5.60 to 6.50 The first five Minnesota co-operative Dial 2013. No. 8— 7:20* 11:55* when you say that they take c-are of stocks are small and they have little THE FINEST FOOTWEAR Veal 3.50 to 6.00 elevators to join in the national Lv. LaCrosse. Arr. Austin. our local news, I don't think you are Sheep 1.50 to 2.50 money in the bank. Industries which No. 1— 7:00$ 11:45$ IN AUSTIN marketing plan are at Minneota, sticking close to facts. They simply ordinarily pay a large part of the taxes Cattle GIFTS THAT LAST 3:40* No. 23— 11:17* Tauntoft, Tracy, Cottonwood and Balaton, can't, and the publishers haven't a»? Fat Steers 4.00 to 5.00 of a community have closed down. iC. I. Johnson. An Appropriate gift for everyone, the all in Lyon county. personal interest in our community Daily except Sunday. There are vacant store buildings which Cows and Heifers 3.00 to 4.00 Declaring that no "brass band" the way our editor has. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Gift That Suggests Permanence. were formerly filled with stocks of Canners and Cutters 1.00 to 1.50 AUSTIN, MINJF Saturday only. "I have always felt that I got value methods would be used in presenting merchandise upon which the owners Bulls .2.00 to 2.50 J. S. R. Scovill. Daily except Saturday. received for every dollar I've paid out paid heavy taxes. Who pays the taxes YOU the marketing plan to Minnesota farmers, If YOU REALIZE VALUES, On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday in subscriptions to the local paper, and that were oncje paid by the mechants, J. S. Jones, organization direc ARE BUYING ALL YOUR only. I don't have an idea that running a jthe manufacturers, the bankers and tor of the Minnesota Farm Bureau GROCERIES WHERE country newspaper is any more of a the men who had large holdings of I A I A federation, and now manager of the wealth-producing proposition than running high-priced property! The taxes to Chicago W A S E A I S Grain Growers' membership drive, a farm. So long as I've got two conduct the city and county governments, Square Deal Grocery has adopted the phrase "Run it yourself" dollars I intend that the rural mail to maintain the schools, to build Great Western as the motto of institution in carrier is going to tuck a copy of the and repair the roads must be collected home paper in my box every week." from someone. Who pays them? Minnesota. Every farmer who joins SAVE MONEY AND BUY AT TOT This will fix Arr. Arr. Lv. AUSTIN, MINN. That farmer knows that the community The man who owns his little home or has equal voice in the management of Mpls. Austin. St. Paul. newspaper is a necessity in the vacant lot or two upon which he the national corporation, farm bureau my cold No. 12— 3:42 7:30 8:10 GOSH IT'S COLD!! his home that without It his home has been planning to build his home officers point out. No. 16— 4:40 1 8:20 9:00 would be incomplete and his part in must pay double or triple the amount How's Your Battery? Lv. Lv. Arr. {ALWAYS "It is up to the farmers of Minnesota keep Dr. King's New the community would be unsatisfactory which he paid in the times when the St.Paul. Austin. Mpls. DEPARTMENT STORES Discovery handy. It breaks up to manage the affairs of this new to himself and his family. He knows Come in and let us give it the "once town was prosperous, to make up for No. 15— 8:25 9:00 1:20 hard, stubborn colds and stops the marketing agency in this state to the full value of the local newspaper over." Expert repairs on all makes. Austin, Minn. 10:59 the taxes which are not paid now by No. 11—6:50 7:25 paroxysms of coughing. No harmful as an institution. 1 suit themselves," Mr. Jones says. Winter Storage Our Specialty. the merchants, the bankers, the manufacturers drugs, but just good medicine. All Fort Dodge, Carroll, Manning. Schmitz Auto Elec. Co. and the big property owners druggists, 60c. YET THE PATHE COSTS Dr. King's Lv. Austin., Arr. Omaha. Difference In Mind*. All's well that ends in the movies who bore the heaviest burdens of taxation No.l5-r 1:20 10:30 NO MORE To the living and affirmative mind with a "clinch." when times were good. 7:44 No. 11— 10:59 THAN difficulties and uninielllgibilities are AUBURN— —GARDNER The.farmer^ in the country surrounding New Discovery Lv. Omaha Arr. Austin. A Rat That Didn't Smell After Being ORDINARY as dross, which successively rises to Dial 2083 the town are also among the No. 16— 7:20 4:40 Dead" for 3 Months. .*• PHONOGRAPHS the surface, and dims the splendor of For Colds and Coughs heaviest sufferers from the ebbing of No. 12—7:30 3:42 Auto Sales Co. "I swear it was dead at least 3 M. J. E E N A ascertained and perceived truth, but the town's prosperity. A certain months," said James Sykes, Butcher, which Is cast away, time after time, Dial 2625 TRIANGLE TAXI LIN$ Stubborn Bowels Tamed. Leaving amount of money must be raised by Westfield, N. J. "We saw this rate Auto Repairing. until the molten silver remains unsullied Albert Lea—Austin. the bowels unmoved results in taxation to provide for the expenses every day. Put a cake of RAT-SNAP Lv. Austin Arr. Albert Lea but the. negative mind is lead, health destruction. Let the gently one else can escape, and they are behind a barrel. Months later my Oakland & Chatham Streets of the-county. Roads must be built 8:00 a. m. 9:00 a. m. and, when all its formations of dross stimulating Dr. King's Pills bring to thing in which the farmer o: wife asked about the rat. Remembered and kept in repair. Bridges must be 11:00 a. m. 12:00 m. you a regular, normal bowel functioning. are skimmed nothing remains.— away, the barrel, looked behind it. takes a very lively interest. built and maintained. Salaries o£ 4:00 p. m. K-iyT 3:00 p. m. 25 cents. All druggists. WHEN YOUR BATTERY NEEDS Coventry Patmore. There was the rat—dead, not the Dr. county officers must be paid. County How Farmer Can Help. Lv. Albert Lea Arr Austin TX PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE slightest odor." Three sizes, 35c, King's Pills ATTENTION LET EXPERTS 9:15 a. m. 10:15 a. m. institutions for the care of the sick "There is just one'way in whidi the 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by 1:00 p. m.^ 2:00 p. m. Real Estate Transfers DO IT. and the poor must be maintained. In farmer can best promote prosperity in Pooler Drug Co., Austin, Minn. Ad 4:15 p. m. 5:15 p. m. counties which contain one or more vertisement, November. the town near which he lives and that W E S A I S thriving towns, a large proportion of is by spending his money in that town! Elizabeth McLaughlin to M. B. Pierce Battery Co. the taxes for the county are paid by instead of sending it away to the far-( c** McLaughlin, lot 6 and W. 6.8 WHICH the towns. The greater the wealth distant city. Every time the farmecj DO YOU ft. lot 7 and 6, Davidson's of the towns and the higher the property sends an order to a mail order fconsat Add $ valuations, the lower the tax levy WANT? The Webber Agency T. L. Waffle to J. A. Kramer, he helps to destroy the prosperity of for the entire county. When the tax lot 17, and blk. 3, Vandernover's his own community and to boost biaj or THIS W levy is low the burden placed upon the Second add to Dexter H. Wayne Webber. John P. Delfield own taxes. When he sends a dollar 5'ig farmer Is light. 350 away from home, he gets none of itj 7 District Agent THIS P. W. Wagner et ux to Margaret Burden Fail* on Farmer. back. When he spends a dollar Schanno, E 45 ft. lots i»rOTi $10,000 Life Ins. (Double Indemnity When the county contains no prosperous home, a part of that dollar comes ba 6 and 7 and E 45 ft. N. 9 $20,090) age 30, $107.60. and wealthy towns, the greater to him in some way. It helps the ft. lot 8, blk 2, L. Add ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE If you would like to have your hens lay as you never expected part of the burden of taxation for the where it is spent to provide a Lee Jester et ux to Mathias they would—if you would like to get eggs by the county falls upon the farmer. The Schmiti E% 31 EYz W% 31102-16 able market for his products and tti Wold Building Phone 2670 value of the farmer's property does not W. N, C. M. St. R. R.. 1470 dozen where you now only get two or three try feeding them helps the town pay a large part of Uaj j, fall in proportion to the value of the F. P. Dawes et ux to John W. taxes. Veverka's Place. Manning, lot 22, blk. 5 Oak property in the town and the higher Th$ farmer is the one man thai Park add 1000 tax levy that results from the lower community, above all others, wfcoj ,' J':THE IDEAL PLACE IN Roger L. Potter et ux to E. S.- property values in the towns makes should have no love for the mail Babcock, EVfc NW% 30-104- 1 MASH ,-T" Time saved, money sayed, his taxes higher. AUSTIN TO houses for they are doing more to 17 1 v* r-v The farmer forgets at times that he to his troubles than any other when the broken or cracked part E. S. Babcock et ux to Emery the new wonderful egg-producing feed manufactured The Quaker Oats SPEND YOUR TLME.^1 by is vitally interested in the prosperity agency E. Thompson, N% SE% 10104-18 is made as good or better than Co. FUL-O-FEP DRY MASH is a soft feed—finely ground and correctly of "his town." He thinks that it is up .. 1 balanced- a feed composed of animal foods, green foods, armin new, by welding. Ben A. Tift to Theo F. Guetzloff, to the town to take care of itself and protein food—like the hen picks up heraelf in the spring. This feed THE BEST SHOE 200 acres 28-101-15 NW REPAIRING AT Shoddy Sheep. _r that it is up to him to take care of is raw made—it needs Let us post you on the service the material from which eggs are only the P. 14 & NE% W, C. M. & St. *1 beUere TO go over and examine will himself and he overlooks that fact that hen's egg factory to put it in. egg form. Give your hens all they Noren's Shoe Storef we give. dteep right-of-way 1 the-time you will get lots of than of Jnpe's a little carefbB- the prosperity of the town means as est—keep it before them all and Sam D. Goetsch et ux to John itt er,** said Mr. T—— to his wife he's The Quaker Oats Co. guarantee much to him as it does to those who University of Ober et ux to lots 9 and 12 HARE&GOSS Best in service, best workmanship. offered three of 'em for that yeller live in it The farmer who Is inclined blk.7, Balcom's Add 1 I Southern Minnesota heifer, bat knowin1 him as do ain* to overlook this fact has only to think Material at best prices. John H. Reiners et ux to F. C. F«fd Store. Austin, Minn. tzxcs-rj of the matter of L. Peireson, lot 8 DIAL 6125. fleece alnt half c®tton "stead of alt to dung* his point of view for tixes and W% lot 9, blk. 7, Village Make your wants Vnown In the Arm ana tbW thnt 1u» nor flnv- wodlr*'—Youth's Companion. of Sargeant •_• 1 Mower County News Market Place.