JL WMWWHBlWWWii^^ IB •-1 BWWB?ji!Bl J§ *rW^r~?v *ir.s.' V.V.-"V:', W life -"rss m*.r\ 0*"" i**rwz. Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN 5^ Thursday, Feb. 16,1922. \*V Mower County News sides, that is,^cut down expenses cow give milk will males a, young animal shows a fractured skull. He was taken THE CAULDRON and increase receipts." grow. to the hospital and Dr. Lommen "j "The County Paper** Addressing himself to the The U./S. Department of Agriculture EASY SPENDING Thursday, says he is 5rettinff along nicely. Published every Monday ..and. at Austin, Minnesota. question, "How can expenses the State Extension service, the Publishers. l- ROE AND GANNON, JVESPEbW^^DES SUNDAY. be reduced," Professor lloss loiters Institute' 1ahd the County MAKES FINANCIAL (Responsibility1^ tiJ disclaimed for V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor The Y. W. C.' A. will hold Vesper replies, as follows: Agent are all trying to help ife understand facts stated or opinions expressed -in services Sunday afternoon at four Keep the farm stock on Northwestern Advertising Representatives: the underling principles so this column, which is open to all readers CRIPPLES o'clocq. Speaker, Miss Swindell, who Minnesota Select List, 215 cheap farm grown feeds, rather for discussion of subjects of general we can combine feeds and needs for South Sixth Street, Minneapolis interest. Letters must be signed. will take for her subject, "Dead Sea than on salable grain, expensive different animals to get more profit i&i 709 Exchange Bank, St. PauL Apples." The Utopians will be hostesses. mill feeds or commercial with less work so it is a pleasure to Editor Mower County News: Mrs. E. C. Banfield will give by-products. care for better animals and make I read the report of the Lansing a solo. Let every girl in Austin make Every child, at an early age, should have Hire less labor, and use the farming a real business instead of a farmers institute, also the comments it her aim to attend this meeting. the business training that comes from personally available labor only on productive haphazard occupation. of Mr. Lagervall of Renova. .• A placing money in the bank. enterprises. Think what some of the boys and OUR Not many schools teach this. Make the old machinery do •"In the second line of his comment girls have done with calves, pigs and 1 Magicians Not Wanted. MEMBER* AFFILIATING he says, "Does the state pay these "Knowledge is power," said the for another., season whenever corn. 119 bushels of corn to the acre Parents neglect it, and the easy going ready-made philosopher. "Depends on possible. gentlemen to say that timothy is when 32 bushels is the average state how you use it," rejoined Cactus Joe. child becomes a spendthrift man or woman".- poor feed and amounts to nothing, ftCalculate ahead what you yield. I wish I could give the exact Sscn© "There's a feller in Crimson Gulch are going to get for every dollar more than a weed, and did the county figures on profits the boys in the sow who Is mighty lonesome because he agent and prominent farmers say expended. Two hundred arid litter club of the Austin agriculture This bank will be glad to co-operate with got a reputation for knowin' how to dollars spent for good dairy yea and amen'to such bunk?" department made under the supervision stack the cards." -.any parents, w^o wish to start their children cows may give larger returns Mr. Lagervall evidently forgot everything^ of W. O. Lutz. in this valuable habit. on the investment than if spent about the program but the Helpful. CMEMBER If Mr. Bowers, Mr. Bean, the county The only obstructionist we cab tolerate for a manure spreader for timothy.' agent and Miss Partridge, state is the friend who puts a good thing The program reads "in comparison which you have only a little club leader are "wind jammers" than THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK otir way.—Boston Traascrlpt. use. 7 with oat and pea clover and alfalfa give us some more of it. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Professor Boss says the task hay, timothy hay is but little more Now if you can demonstrate that Per Year, in advance .... $2.50 of increasing receipts is not than a weed." After that Mr. Lagervall Six Months .$1.25 timothy will pay interest on $200 land of Austin, Minn. Single Copies 05 explains what a valuable crop easy in the face of falling you can save many a farmer a lot of Foreign subscriptions, per year. 3.50 timothy is. He winds up by saying, prices. He would have the worry. Entered as Second Class Matter at Member Federal Reserve System. husbandman make the attempt, "and still some wind jammers are the Post office at Austin, Minn., under —JOHN M. CHRISTGAU, however— paid for telling people timothy is a the act of March 3, 1879. Service Our Dexter, Minnesota. J. L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, weed." W. E. HOPFE, By maintaining better balanced NEWSETTES POLICE APPOINTMENTS. production wherever I was with Mr. -Bowers a whole President Vice President Cashier Business "We want the man who sells possible without materially increasing week and heard him give the same the liquor—not the man who lecture five times. the expenses. Miss Josephine Heimer of Adams drinks it." By improving the quality of Mr. Bowers taught a dairy class at was an Austin shopper Wednesday. When we say we're here That is Mayor Page's statement the product, or by better preparing Ames, Iowa, for three years. He is to serve you we mean more in regard to policies of it for the market. teaching better dairying at the institutes FLOUR Mrs. Palmer Quam and little daughter than just looking at your the new police administration, By adding new lines of producton, and uses chalk and black of Lansing spent Tuesday here battery, putting in« little which becomes effective today or changing to lines board. First he tells us to get better visiting friends. water and saying goodbye. with the appointment of Lee that promsie best. cows and how to get them. Mrs. Charles Cassidy returned M. Sargent as Chief of Police Service, the way we say By reducing the cost of production, The average cow gives about 180 in place of W. H. Teeter, who home Wednesday after a few days' it, means doing everything pounds of ,butter a year, while with thus increasing the $1.95 W. handed in his resignation effective visit with her mother, Mrs. D. we possibly can to see that net receipts. better cows and right feeding we can BEST SOUTHERN Fink, at Rose Creek. .- you get every last mile and this morning. By getting more for what make 300 pounds a year. He told us fraction of a mile out of Mayor Page has the right you sell. Combining with your that a man in Wisconsin has a herd FLOUR Willard Howe of Kansas City, Missouri, That's our that battery. idea on the booze question. neighbor in cooperative movements that averages 300 pounds a year, came Wednesday to spend & business! $2.00 Austin can not help but agree is a possible way of doing feeding corn silage and alfalfa hay few days here with friends. BEST NORTHERN with him. Never mind if your battery this. only. isn't a Willard. We'll look after The regretable incident of Miss Mary Cres sand Miss Anna "Staple crops, standard Dairy experts are trying to combine FLOUR It just as faithfully as if it were. about a month ago when two Baumgartner of Rose Creek were livestock, livestock products forage crops to get a balance of We want you to know what service young men narrowly escaped Austin shoppers Wednesday. at Battery Headquarters is and a well organized system ration, saving most of the high priced a a a like! death by freezing after they of diversified farming," says concentrates. Mrs. C. G. Gillam will entertain at SCHMITZ AUTO had been given some "rot-gut" Professor Boss, "have carried He showed us the amount of protein a one o'clock bridge luncheon Fridayr moonshine, undoubtedly influenced many farmers through the the different forage crops contained ELECTRIC CO. She will also entertain a party of Mayor Page's action." FLOUR IS GOING HIGHERBUY tight places before. The per ton, letting the farmers friends Saturday. Mr. Teeter and his^force did ehances are they will do so niake the estimate per acre yield. Complete Electric Service NOW as well as they could. again." Then he compared timothy hay and Raymond Larson, eight year old 216-218 East Bridge Street The News will back Mayor alfalfa hay figures and showed that it son of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Larson living AUSTIN, MINN. Page in his policy of stamping took seven acres of timothy to get as at Otranto fell down the basement Look on this picture: It is SQUARE DEAL GROCERY Representing Willard out the booze runner as long much'protein as one acre of alfalfa. stairs of his home Saturday. estimated that the average as he' adheres to it., We beleive Storage Batteries A cow must have a certain amount As his injuries were not considered nually 4,000 pounds of milk the new chief will make of protein in her feed to give a certain serious he was not brought to Austin containing 160 pounds of butterfat, a good one. amount of milk or a balanced ration. for medical treatment until Monday. which, at a valuation of Incidents and circumstances, The same feed that makes a An X-ray taken of the injured boy 36 cents a pound, is worth Advertisements in the News Bring Results. unknown to the general public, $57.60. The cost of feed based ALL 85c RECORDS NOW 75 CENTS have made necessary these on cow testing records for Changes, we believe. Complete February list average cows is $38.65, leavr Mr. Sargent is a man of tact ing a return over and above and determination. He is liked IShe NOW ON SALE11 feed costs of $18.95. by his friends and is not And then on this: Average afraid of his enemies. figures for eight cow testing Columbia Records Mr. Sargent, you have an associations reporting for 1921 important post in the city's to E. A. Hanson, dairy specialist welfare. We hope you make All-Powerful with the agricultural extension good and Austin demands that division of the University you do make good. DANCE RECORDS TROP-ARTIC of Minnesota, indicate that April Showers. Fox-Trot Eddie Elkins' Orchestra A-3515 AUTO each icow produced 6,379 June Moon. Fox-Trot HINTS ON HOW TO "MAKE Eddie Elkins' Oreheeirfl 85c pounds of milk, containing 258 Leave Me With a Smile. Medley Fox-Trot The Happy Six A-3512 OIL ENDS MEET" 85c How Many Times. Medley Fox-Trot The Happy Six pounds of butterfat, which, *at "In the face of present economic The Sheik. Fox-Trot RayMiller and Hi* Black and White Melody Bafts »iA a valuation of 36 cents a pound Weep No More (My Mammy). Fox-Trot 'vK Always conditions," says Prof. Manitou is the Indian name that personifies Ray Miller and His Black and While Melody Boys oc was worth $92.88. The average Andrew Boss, vice-director of Ka-Lu-A. Medley Fox-Trot Knickerbocker Orchestra A-3516 all power and strength. It has DEPEND-''' cost of feed was $46.89, Blue Danube Blues. Fox-Trot Knickerbocker OtifiZstTa 85c the Minnesota Experiment Station Gypsy Blues. Medley Fox-Trot The Happy Six A-3514 leaving a return in excess of been chosen as the name for our high 85c Birds of a Feather. Medley Fox-Trot Manhattan Orchestra and chief of tlife division ABLE feed costs of $45.99 which is Cho-Cho-San. Fox-Trot Eddie Elkins' Orche^ra A-Z509 of farm soils and farm management, test gasoline because it expresses in a 85c Tea Cup Girl. Fox-Trot Eddie Elkins' Orchestra more than twice as much as University of Minnesota, When Francis Dances With Me. Medley Waltz 1 A-6203 word the high power and efficiency of the average cow returns. Prince's Dance Orihesfra »•. »e "farmers must give serious Love's Ship. Medley Waltz Prince's Dance Orchestra 9 this superior motor fuel. thought to this year's Records of testing work SONG HITS farm business, if receipts are kept by Mr. Hanson show that ITnexpectedly Bert Williams A-3508 to cover expenses. What can testing almost invariably results Brother Low Down 85c Bert Williams Manitou is true quality gasoline. It is Yoo-Hoo Al-Jolson' be done The answer is, approach in increased yields of 11A-3513 Georgia Rose Broadway Quartet. 85c most carefully refined from the best the problem from both milk and butterfat. Da Da Da My Darling Me When Francis Dances With 85c Frank Crumit petroleum.<p></p>Manitou grade of A Song of Love. From Blossom Time Edwin Dale A-3517 I'll Forget You 85c Edwin Dale [\A-3520 85c~ That's How I Believe in You Edwin Dale) I Hold Her Hand and She Holds Mine Al Herman 1 A-3507 85c They Call It Dancing. From The Music Box Revue. Al Herman Old Time Blues. 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