CO. FARMERS. •H liaise More and Better Crops,' Marketing and Pure Bred livestock^ Farm Bureau Notes. W^^S&eam Brings l(^U His front Yard The Hope of Middle Age. Difficult Courap. After a man has reached middle An astronomer was entertaining ft Age he finds that all the bright ambitions Scotch friend. He showed his visitor f%8S' of youth have degenerated and the moon through a telescope and merged into the one uncertain hope asked him what he thought of the that he can keep his stomach and allied satelite. "It's a richt," replied the Mower County Men Attend organs functioning with reasonable Large Attendance at Scot, who was an enthusiastic golfer, Rochester Meeting efficiency and regularity from day "but it's awfu' fu' o' bunkers."—Boston Meeting Held £t~ to day.-*rOhio State Journal. Transcript. Tuesday School House I on and FOR TERMINAL GET PRICES VEAL CHICKENS WOVE A large number of people gathered SALE ORGANIZATION before selling elsewhere 4 on the school grounds of the Lyle I R. H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET $ Center school, on Tuesday evening Unanimous Decision Reached To Support for the farm bureau unit meeting. 226 Eaat Mill St. Farmer-controlled Asso-*ciation Director Reuter called the meeting At Chicago to order for a short business session after which County Agent Liebenstein Five Mower county Livestock Shipping spoke briefly on the work of the national associations were represented at organization for live sock shipping ..st meeting of the livestock shipping associations and the wool marketing -.associations of southeastern Minnesota problem. at Rochester Tuesday. The following movie films were J. S. Montgomery, manager of the then thrown on an outdoor screen: jHinnesota Central Co-operative Commission "Virgin Wool "Selecting the Laying association, outlined the principles Hen" "A Trip to Niagara Falls" of the method of organization An obliging California mountain stream recently delivered a quantity of pure gold to llife front yard of R. R. "Thru the Panama Canal to the Pacific" of that association ,explained the difficulties Pettengill, ex-service man and war hero. Pettengill, who had been an experienced miner, observed* after the stream and "On the Roof of the World." encountered in' getting into subsided following a cloudburst, particles of gold were in the sand where the stream had been. He'rigged up a crude CHAIN STORE PRICES! S. E. Halla, the Delco light man of the South St. Paul market and then •sluice box, and is now busily engaged in the unique and delightful work of extracting the gold from the front yard. Austin, furnished the light for the showed their phenomonal growth in meeting and the current to run the short time time since August 9, -£he MANY HERDS SHOW movi/g' machine. 1921, with the splendid record the Coming Events Buy your tires at our World Tire Store, get the best tires association is making. This association FIGHT ON AGAIN HIGH MM TESTS The man who worries about what built and save 25% to 40%. We can make you this bona is farmer-owned and controlled. Wednesday and Thursday, June folks think of him is wasting time he fide saving because we area unit in this great chain of retail tire Outlines Agency Plan. 21 and 22.—The Mower county stores representing one gigantic buying power. Buying in huge might put in improving himself so as canning contest will be held at Biartm Sohr of Iowa then outlined quantities for hunareds of stores reaching from coast to coast, we are to deserve his own self-respect. enabled to securethe finest tires in the market at rock-bottom prices. Rose Creek,^ to be judged by the plan originated by the Committee Passage of New Bill to First Testing Association Mrs. Margaret Baker, assisttant LOOK AT THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES: of Fifteen appointed the American Regulate Grain Deals Makes Monthly state club leader. TTstTm Bureau Federation. He explained Hall Cords Michigan Cords Dunbar fabrics Predicted. Thursday, June 22.—8:00 p. m. Report the plan of having a farmer•owned Mr. Pep Grand Meadow Farm Bureau and controlled livestock marketing GUARANTEED GUARANTEED GUARANTEED unit will meet at the Alois Endres agency similar to the Minnesota. 6,000 MILES 10,000 MILES 8,000 MILES The fight for effective regulation Out of a total of 414 cows in Mower farm. 30 31/2 $16.83 Central on all of the big live stock 30 3 7.95 32x4 $25.28 dealings in grain is on again in of County Cow Testing association, No. 32x3 20.47 Friday, June 23.—8:00 p. m.-- terminals in the United States. A 30x3Vz 8.95 2 33x4 25.93 congress, according to a report received 1, 134, xr more than one-fourth produced 32 4 24.63 Racine Farm Bureau unit will 32ix3i/2 12.85 national marketing organization is to 34x4 26.39 tod^y by the county farm bureau 33x4 25.28 over forty" pounds^ of butterfat 31x4 14.75 meet at the Racine tpwn hall. The provided. He explained the organization 34 4 25.87 from the Washington of 33x4i/£..... 32.43 office for the month ending June 15, according 32x4 16.64 Mower County Wool Growers 32 4V2 31.13 which opened for business the Farm Bureau American federation. 34x4Vfe...?. 33.02 t\ the report of William 33x4 17.22 34x41/2 32.43 \yill meet at Dexter to decide June 19 on the Chicago market, 35x5 39.58 34x4 18.13 35x5 38.93 Knuth, tester. on wool pool. agency local associations are interested Strenuous efforts are being made The 414 cows tested in the association COAST TO COAST, A CHAIN OF STORES from in. in both the senate and the house GRAIN GROWERS' to averaged 799 pounds of milk Local associations "ship most of the pass the new Capper-Tincher bill to with an average test of 4.17 making iiogs to the packing plant at Austin regulate the grain exchanges, the report 33.3 pounds of butterfat per cow per PLAN MATURING irat many of the cattle go to Chicago, to the county farm bureau office month. frafc their representative stated that says. The bill is designed to Own Highest Producers. C. C. Loomer -fcfeey would join the national association wipe out gambling in grain futures and ship their cattle thru the The high cow for the "month produced but at the same time to recognize 112 E. Maple St. Chicago Financier, To Chicago branch. 113*6 pounds of fat and is owned ftegitimate hedging. It is substitute a Back sales Agency 'by the Minnesota Holstein Company. Yote Favors Agency. for the .grain exchange law They also own the high herd The seventy-five or more representatives which was held unconstitutional in Report. for the month composed of sixteen at the meeting voted unanimously some of its phases by the federal supreme —-—. cows with an average production of in favor of a national organization court. Definite announcement that the 1652 pounds of milk with 16.6 pounds and recommended that every Farmers Keenly Interested |U. Grain Growers, Inc., has completed S'. of fat. local association in the district join Farmers ip^his cpunty have been plans, for a sales agency to There are twenty-eight herds that fjte Chicago agency. When &wy&y\ 9ives keenly interested -, in the fight for serve its 15,000 members in the northwest have an average of over twenty-fivte .. 'Mower county was represented by public regulation of the grain exchanges, is expected momentarily. Altho pounds of butter fat for the month. '"Mr. McCoy of LeRoy J. T. Johnson, especially since the last session 300 & square national officers \of the corporation are This is a Very creditable record "and Hoyd Buttolph, S. E. Burrington, L. of the legislature, when the withholding a formal statement until* shows beyond any question or doubt Jjndsley, C. F. Grimm of Grand Meadow farm bureau took a statewide referendum OK a/ second h&od all necessary contracts have been that feeding and care and careful Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Starks of to show the farmers' demand signed developments in other quarters keeping of records are very valuable ©exter A. R. Browning of Brownsdale for a law against gambling in food PRICES CUT! THURSDAY, FRIDAY indicate that their plans are to any dairyman. car ^jou CMV Vast J. Martin, F. Martin anj G. W." products. practically complete. Tattle of Sargeant John Ziemer of Have Purebred Sires The new federal bill would regulate While testifying before a special AND SATURDAY Waltham, and County Agent F. L. The report shows that every herd the grain trade under the interstate senate committee which is investigating Xk&enstein. If he'll do that he is to be trusted, in the association is now headed by commerce clause of the constitution. the charge that the Grain Dealers' all right., pure bred sire. The tester reports The supreme court already WANT THE HENS 3 DAYS ONLY HEW MARK SET National association raised a six unprofitable cows sold during the has upheld the packer control bill, $500,000 fund to defeat the GrainGrowers' TO LAY? BY WOOL POOL month, one pure-Ured bull purchased, which is based on this clause. The IiWillGive A plan, J. K. Mason, the corporation's three pure-bred females and one grain trade bill recently knocked out vice, president, said a Chicago Feed them grade" cow. The report shows that The county Farm Bureau office has by the supreme court was held a misuse 5 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL millionaire financier was ready FULL 'O PEP eight members are still feeding silage ^received a report from the state federation, of the taxing power. The new to back? the Grain Growers' sales subsidary and two legume hay. It also shows showing that pooled wools bill has been favorably reported by POULTRY FEEDS with $500,000 to get the plan TIRES AND TUBES IN STOCK that its members have purebred sires Isave set a new high price for the the house committee on agriculture. It's the best you can buy and the under way and with $,1,000,000 more of the Holstein, Jersey or Guernsey prices are reasonable. JL922 clip. TWJD if needed. Mr. Mason said he could Uniform Came in Mandy. breed for sale and are in the market agencies endorsed by the '. not honorably reveal to the committe I gave up my profession as trained All Kinds of for good purebred Holstein heifers. estate farmer's wool marketing committee, the identity of the Chieagoan. nurse after my marriage and sometimes PEED FOR ANIMALS "It is doubtful whether there is which was organized by the REMEMBER—I guarantee the stock and settle all adjustments. wore my uniforms for house Organization Work Continues another association in the state in ^Minnesota Farm Bureau federation dresses. One day, while in the front Beekeepers' Supplies 1 intend to remain permanently in Austin Organization in Minnesota continues which every herd shows up to work out plans for handling this room, I heard the back-door open and to make headway. and to conduct a clean straight-forward business. to better advantage,". County Agent •gear's wool co-operatively, have re7ported close. I was alone in the house and HARE & GOSS According to S. E. Elliott, in F. L. Liebenstein said. "This association on going to investigate I saw a roughlooking record making sales. charge of the state headquarters at stranger coming through the is made up of every kind of The "National Wool Department of 504 Commerce building, St. Paul, solicitation FEED & SEED STORE kitchen straight toward me. Presence dairy cows and demonstrates that Yarmington reports the sale of a in Faribault county is practically of mind' came to my rescue. I raised they are all capable of profitable production." «^carload of Minnesota 1922 clear complete. Records show that my hancf and said, "Don't come in here, USE A BATTERY ijbright wool, 60 percent blood and Austin, Minn. 669 farmers there—one in every three we have a scarlet fever patient." He '"40 percent 3-8 blood, at 37 cents a —have signed the contract. Mr. Elliott quickly scanned my uniform and made jMnmd f. o. b. Farmington. The Waiataha Man wants but little here below, a hasty retreat through the rear door. expects to expand activities of like ours that will give you big nor wants that little long if he makes County Wool Growers association —Chicago Journal. the St. Paul office as soon as the his wants known in The News want value for your money and longer reports the sale of two cars of sales agency plan is announced. column (see the Market Place on -?4 and 3-8 Minnesota cleafr bright service than ordinarily. Our page five.) at 39% cents f. o. b. Philadel-* vrool News Advertising brings results. PHILADELPHIA estimated to net the farmers flux, Manuel Proves He Is a Dare-Devil DIAMOND GRID ,S5S cents a pound o. b. Wabasha. *g battery is absolutely guaranteed Dairymen Save and if anything goes wrong with it we will make it Another $6,000 will SOON BE right. Call and consult us. Co-operative creameries which PIERCE BATTERY COMPANY Jliatve bought machinery and supplies thru their state organization' have 212 EAST BRIDGE ST. PHONE: 2610 ARE YOU PREPARED? -saved between $6,000 and $7,000 on jracchase amounting to $30,000. That is the official report of the -auditing service, of the state's department IN THE STRESS Strictly Pure Maltila of agriculture to the governor, in a letter transmitting the OF THE STORM Rope, Pitch Forks, mmwk of a formal audit of the ^results Hay Carriers, books of the Minnesota Co-operatJhre drive under closed auto top a Creameries association. Inc. and you will drive in dryness Pulleys, Etc? and comfort. It is perfectly "y Squaring the«Clrcle«. Our stock is complete. water-tigfet and will stand up la not bad fun to ask an irritable ~Vt -i "i S „jnr»iin to construct a perfect^ square Prices are against all kinds of weather A s}' four pennies. Probably he will xjf Our auto tops are all guaranteed, Right '5 In what he calls a "square" with *•1 because made to order. im ruin by placing them flat on the table R. ft GRAY •Mi their edges touching, when you I* point out at once that this Is not a i* tne square. Having made the Irritable Congressman Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma, wbo admits he is the "aerial .jfyrtum very peevish, explain to him sim AUTO TOPlsAND JlUTO PAINTING daredevil of congress,* being strapped in tlie army plane in which he attempted I ytiHwr the square is made by placing the to thrill blase Washington/ His pilot, L. J. Maitland, took Herrick through |«ains so that the lines'about the date AUSTIN AND LANSING AUSTIN, MINN. the loop the loop/tail spin, falling leaf and every stunt known to aviation. PHONE 2147. -Ifametich penny join. You may conclude Iby oMHAg to let him eat the "dates" Advertisements in the News Bring Results. the pennies.—Tit-Bits. as# m* mmim