«v4- 4 *p" Plff. "C Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS. AUSTK^MINN. 'A Monday, June 12, 1922. "MM %mr' g-t FSSIS rsssr. Painting Given Legion Post in Paris: Mower County^- News f^Every citizen of Mower ingr on Thursday evening:, June 8. POLITICAL I county, who is informed on the HOMMEL ELECTRIC The meeting was held on the fine, big "The County Paper" great value o^ttie work of the Published every Monday and Thursday, lawn at the Lockwood home. ADVERTISEMENT CO. at Austin. Minnesota. county nurse, will approve of Director Buttolph presided at the ROE AND GANNON, Publishers. the decision of the executive 203 NORTH MAIN STREET meeting and after Secretary Johnson's Prepared for and by C. M. Hubbard CARL L. WEICHT, City Editor. for Expert Electrician committee of the Red Cross to for which the -regular rate has been report, County Agent Liebenstein explained paid.) retain the nursing service in this the wool pool. 'Several wool DIAL 26 7 9 J- county. Those who have watched growers present said they wanted to I hereby announce myself as a candidate the achievement of Miss pool this year. The county agent for the office of County Auditor, Marie Rettig will regret that subject to the decision of the showed five reels of moving pictures her health prevented her from voters at the Primaries, June 19. Jordan by means of.the portable projector Spcncer 45-4-p —C. M. HUBBARD. continuing the work here The and a screen erected under the large executive committed will find shade trees on Mr. Lockwood's lawn. (Prepared and inserted by M. E. Carmichael, Funeral Director. itself face to face with a difficult The films shown were "From Wheat for which regular advertising The Establishment of SpciSJ problem in finding anyone to Flour," "Virgin Wool," "Selecting rate has been paid.) Service. to fill her plac^e who will be the Laying Hen," and "Across the I hereby announce as a candidate nearly as conscientious and^ efficient Atlantic on the' Olympic." Northwestern Advertising Representatives: for nomination of Sheriff of Mower as she is. Minnesota Select List, 215 It was decided to have a committee County, Minnesota, subject to the South Sixth Street, Minneapolis usages of the voters at the Primary work up a sectional picnic for some Infallible IdentificaBureau 709 Exchange Bank, St. PauL MEETINGS OF FARM election, to be held on Monday, June time in the near future. 19th, 1922. R. A. CARMICHAEL. SUBSCRIPTION RATES 38-11-p Waltham in Outdoor Meeting. Per Year, in advance .,..$2.50 BUREAU UNIT HELD The Waltham unit of the farm bureau Six Months $1.25 (Prepared by and for T. B. O'Halloran, In case of Theft or Robbery, let and friends gathered on the Single Copies 05 for which the regular rates are us investigate for you. Foreign subscriptions, per year. 3.50 Waltham school grounds Wednesday to be paid.) CONSULTING FINGER­ evening, June 7 to view the five reels Entered as Second Class^ Matter at Township organizations I hereby announce myself as a candidate PRINT EXPERT the Post office at Austin, Minn., under of moving pictures which County for Sheriff of Mower County, the act of March 3, 1879. Discuss Varied Problems. Agent Liebenstein threw upon the subject to the decision of the voters For terms and information— screen by means of a portable movie at the primaries, June 19. If nominated Unable to drown us out by and elected, I promise efficient projector. The films were educational LOCK BOX 43, providing a weepy month of and faithful service. and interesting. Austin, Minn. —T. B. O'HALLORAN. May, the. weatherman appears Important sessions at which problems Marshal Foch presenting .to American Legion Post No. 1 in Paris the 42-7-c. to have hit upon a scheme to of the Farm Bureau, especially symbolic canvas "America," "the work of M. Reni-Mel, official painter to the POLITICAL wilt us early in June. With a French minister of war. The painting, of an American soldier aiding a those applying- to unit affairs, are being wounded French comrade, will hang on the wail of the post headquarters ADVERTISEMENTS railroad e-u impending held by, all of the township units in Paris. within the months it's a good of the Mower County Farm Bureau. BANKING thing that it isn't January Next week a number of important (Political Advertisement—Prepared THE GAME OF POLITICS, should first be run back to the when Minnesota is so dependent farm bureau meetings have been by and for L. A. Sherman, to be AND paid for by him at the regular advertising on outside sources for h.er pilanjned, witli the annual plicnic Already the finger af Fate'Peak' theli retired It should rates.) coal. scheduled for Wednesday and meetings has written "tekel" on the wall never be allowed to touch the of the Nevada unit and Dexter BUSINESS for some of those running for. ttci. From all appeafahces, Austin Canning school on Thursday. political office and the "Dan-' whe". the sta5 Spangled has no desire, ajid rightfully Frankford Has Good Meeting. iel" of their good sense and un- Banner 18 played or sung, should have no desire, to derstanding will so interpret stand and remain sending at About 160 people came in over forty Commercial banking is banking for business. sell its electric power and to them before the final day. 15tt.e"tl«n,.1!! silence until it is cars to the Frankford unit meet- water plant. As Chairman ,.. finished. When the Flag is pas- A candidate may be a clean, review, Gulden says, it is one of the sin on de or in outstanding citizen of his com- halt. sit: cijy's important assets. As POLITICAL This bank is organized to give service to if you are walkingj if munity but all men are not long as, it remains a good investment, ting, rise stand at attention, business. In times when the business ADVERTISEMENTS I born to the game of politics. an(j showing a reasonable uncover world is regaining its stability and is planning profit on the money invested Some people, speak of poli-) The. Flag should never be for future development, the relations (Prepared and inserted by Miss Olive in it, and at the same tics as a science.^This is not worn as the whole or part of a M. Cooley, for which the regular time provides power and water correct—it's an art, not a sci- costume. As a badge it should between business man and banker must be advertising rate is to be paid. service at a rate below that ence. be worn over the left breast. closely co-operative. charged under similar conditions Many learn and even become In decorating, the Flag should by a private corporation, proficient in the principles that never be festooned or draped, It is the policy of this bank to use every TO THE VOTERS OF there would seem to be no reason govern a given science, but only always hung flat. If hung so MOWER COUNTY. effort to develop business along safe lines. why Austin should dispose a chosen few can become art- stripes are horizontal, the Unists. I hereby announce that I have filed of this important piece of for nomination to the office of Clerk ion should be in the left upper THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK of the District Court of Mower County city property. We may all learn the prin- corner. If hung perpendicuciples subject to your approval at the Primary that govern the painting larly, the Union should be in Election to be held June 19. The warning that unless the of a picture, we may know and the right upper corner. I have resided in the County for of Austin, Minn. on a be is over fifty years having been brought understand the principles of When the national flag and to the Village of Lyle by my parents eradicated everywhere thruout music, but we can not all paint, another flag fly from the same Member Federal Reserve System. in 1871. My father was engaged in Minnesota the state will suffer nor can we all sing. pole there should be double the lumber business there from that P. D. BEAULIEU, W. E. HOPFE, a loss of,millions of bushels of J. L. MITCHELL, And so it is with^politics. Un- halyards, one for each flag, time until 1906 and during the last wheat, should not go unheeded few years that he was in business I Vice President Cashier less the gods have bestowed The flag should never be President was a partner with him. Was Village by individual citizens, farseeing upon you the gift that makes placed below a person sitting, Recorder for a number of years and enough to understand art "ftut of a common hand- It should never be used in such in 1909 came to Austin where I served OLIVE M. COOLEY the consequences that are likely as secretary and treasurer of the shake, and a smile that warms a way that it might became Gilbert Improved Corrugated Culvert to follow the growth of this the cold and indifferent hearts soiled. When carried in parade Co., until they sold out. condition. Last year rust you meet, you are handicapped or^when crossed with other Candidate for I feel that I am capable of performing caused a loss of over $10*000, in the race for office. flags, the Stars and Stripes TREASURER the* duties of the office in a Oo 000 to the grain .growers of ireditable manner and if nominated It may be a sad commentary should always be at the right, of Mower County and elected, will endeavor to so serve Minnesota, and present indications upon the intelligence of the the place of honor. that you will have no reason to feel are that the damage people, but it is nevertheless a When the, Flag is used in unfact After five years as deputy treasurer that iyour confidence in me has been will be duplicated this season that in politics an ounce veiling a statue or misplaced. monument, I have become, intimately acquainted unless the farmers themselves L.A.SHERMAN. of good-fellowship goes farther it should never be allowed to with the, duties of the office, 46-3-C. promptly start destroying the and feel that' can handle them than a pound of efficiency. fall to the ground but should ni^THE UNIVERSAL CAR with efficiency to 'the satisfaction of barberry bushes on their lands. (Prepared for and by C. C.-' Terry If you are in politics don't be" carried aloft to wave out, the taxpayers of Mower County. The actual digging of the roots for which the regular rate is to let it worry you if a man forming a .distinctive feature I solicit your support at the primary of be paid.) of the barberry to destroy the brains, intelligence and abil- during the remainder of the election on June 19. plant will be left to the land OLIVE M. COOLEY. ity files against you—but look ceremony. When the Flag is owners whose attention has 47-2-C. out for the man with a cheery placed over a bier or casket I been called to the advanta'ge smile and a hearty handshake! the blue field should be at the (Prepared by and for H. F. Kezar to of quick action. Unmolested, be paid for at the regular advertising —Minneota Mascot. head. If used as an alter covering the barberry plant provides a the Union should be at the ratees.) serious menace to the prosperity THE AMERICAN FLAG.* right as you face the altar, and of agricultural Minnesota. nothing should be placed on 'With patriotism in our hearts and the flag, of Our Sif excep11he Holy Bible. A WORTHWHILE SPIRIT. Country in our hands, there is sh(uld jiever be re- no danger from anarchy and versed except in case of disno On Wednesday there occurs at Rose Creek an event danger to the American Un- sea* that is of utmost importance ion." to the people of Mower countj7. Those words were penned CAN'T HELP IT. If in yotir judgement, you^think I The annual farm bureau picnic in full realization of the pow-| Every year during the sumerful am the right man for the office of is an event that brings together county treasurer, I would like to be influence such an agency mer months we just can't help remembered when' you cast your ballot citizens from, the remote as allegiance to the Flag may talking abtfut Minnesota, at the primary el.etion on Monday, corners of the county, all become in stimulating love for Its beauty sinks in upon us, June 19. interested in one of the basic the ideals and the aspirations and we feel like mounting a I am working hard to win, and if3 H.F. KEZAR industries of the state and nation— elected will do my best to take care of America. After all, there is tower and shouting to the of the office. I am competent, an expert agriculture. Candidate for sometimes no very distinct whole wide world to come and bookkeeper, and a hard worker. There will be an exchange thing in American life that see what we have here in this CLERK OF THE DISTRICT CASS I US C. TERRY, of experiences there will be embodies or symbolizes Love wonder state. COURT Cut Delivery Costs Candidate for fine addresses on problems that of Country. But the whole his-1 We make the statement and Forty of the fifty years that I have COUNTY TREASURER. affect the farm, and so every tory of the American flag, we defy anyone to make us lived in this county I have spent on a 47-2-C. other industry upon which both in its own actuality and take it back, that from May to farm. For eight years I operated a Mower County is built but general store at Sargeant. During the in the spirit and achievement November, Minnesota is the (Prepared and published by Olaf T. past three years 'I haye lived in Ausin outstanding among the benefits Tmakes that it symbolizes, must rekin- most beautiful state in all the Hagen to be paid for at the regullar HE Ford chassis at only $295 now that will accrue will be the advertising rates.) dlerin the heart of every Ameri- Union. I have been director of the Mower community of interest that will possible alight motor delivery can a very real degree of that Where else will you find such County Fire,- Lightning Mutual Insurance To the Voters of Mower County: be developed and uncovered. company for number of fervent loyalty to country fertile fields, such gem-like car at a cost so low that njerchants cannot I will be a- candidate for nomina- years After all, we humans are not known as Patriotism. lakes, such rivers, such pros- +I.A4. jtion as sheriff of Mower county at afford to overlook it. And the noted *.!_ 4- Primary election on June 19. I so different from one another. Tuesday, June 14, is Flag perous cities and villages, such dependability of Ford products means a nee of clerk of the district court arid, served your flag and country for Sometimes it is painful how Day-—a day set apart for Old progressive people? It is no will appreciate ^our^ support-at the three years, eleven nionths overseas, surer delivery service. closely we resemble each pr mary election on Monday, June 19. As an ex-service man I ask your sup- Glory, when w^ seek to com- wonder that the tourists are other. The root of most of the F. KEZAR. port. —OLAF T. HAGEN. memorate all of the things'flocking here every summer by With a body to meet your particular requirements, 47-2-C. 141-43-45-47-4t-c trouble in this old world of ours that the Flag stands for. True the ten of thousands, to marvel which we can supply at a is that we never stop to realize devotion to Flag or country is, at what they see, and to that those about us haye j.. '.-.J*. nominal figure, there is nothing that will of course, only in a limited AJ find health and inspiration. PPLITIC4B ADVERTISEMENT aspirations, ambitions, a Iff sense bounded by any set of Boys it's a grand and good "old save you so much in time, help and actual Prepared for ideals often far worthier than regulations. There are certain stete.—-Winnebago City Enter- cash as a Ford delivery car. Wilson, for whibhstffee Segular advertising ?ates are to be paid). ours, and mdst of?the time sof rules to respect thfe flag, how-lprise. equal-importajKije.|^i']' t^meit*$t be vi#Wed*JL aW ssEsnr ~JL i. ETC OPTION GOVERNMENT If you are operating merchandise delivery, A Farm Bureau picnic that as restrictions. The Americanism The Shakopee --Argus says, let us show you how the Ford brings together the agriculturists commission o£ the American "This is the-open seasori for assessors," MI chassis at its extremely low operating of the county in fine Legion has compiled them and declares that I believe that the time has come for us to begin to spirit and under ideal conditions as follows: cost will handle your deliveries quickly there's "no use trying to dodge ^retrench and economize in our national, state, and is & means for bringing The Flag should be raised at and at a minimum expense. them, we might as well stand 4-V .about closer human relationships sunrise and lowered at siinset. local affairs as we have had to. do in our business and and delivier—and let's be honest v. between them. Business It may be raised at other times with them.'' domestic. An^ I wiU measures toward that end. pnen and citizens of Austin- but should never be left out «r 2^CC- •y a? J- iMm ATE SENATOR -'/would do well to jpurney'tfo O^erhigJjt, exceptwhen it is under Anyoffe can do the:first half jRose Creek next Wednesday fire of an enemy -,1 of apytKing only those who do Itll^fand get-acquainted with these fcur&ising the Flag to half. AUSTIN, MINN.' the second half Arrive.—Vis- Moter an ge Counties %'Jmen and women, and catch staffW~half-mast, it should always i°n. v. jg&jgjg p|some of the spirit that is going be run to the peak and Primaries June 19 v*"to mean the salvation of agriculture. then lowered one breadth of Advertisements in The News reach the Flag. Ing? ^retiring- it, it the consumer. --v.,: