r^r-'-p^aT V.'~ "-J" '-few- mmwtmti lo9IM£i*MMafra«(tatfK ^•HMeBMfM&O* i- ^ai*^ &K ?$£ wmm w$i mm *wj wMm rm^- ^^mmM jpj_ jpjj^s-/.- 7 (J^ W "V MQWER COUNTY HEWS, AUSTIN, MNN. PfcgeSix Thursday, July 6,1922 LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF INTEREST AND VALUE TO MOWER CO. FARMERS. Baise Mote and Better met Pare Bred Livestock fMOP ,-^Jv^ **2^ & SURAL CARRIERS' Work of .Vandals in Cambridge, |VIass. UTILIZING THE CORNCOB Rudolph A. Schult to Ralph You Guard Against Burglars, But F.Schultz, that part SW What About Rats? Leqlon PLAN BIG PICNIC 1 23-101N-14W NW of C. Rats steal millions of dollars worth Corner of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy i^-V A containing 12—60 i. /r.H- property and are a menace to health. vjh acres 10001.00 If you are troubled with rats, try RAT-SNAP. It will surely kill Southeastern Minnesota Floating down the Mississippi on them—prevent odors. Cats or dogs Hail to the Chief. won't touch it. Comes in cakes. the good ship Majestic, Legionaires Event Will Be Held "At one moment," an afternoon visitor Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and of Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa will a to the lounge of- London hotel guaranteed by Pooler Drug Co. Labor Day set sail October 9 to attend the Legion writes, "I counted five women powdering Advertisement July. National Convention at New their noses three were attending An to the intricacies of manicure another interestin event will occur at Orleans beginning October 16. Missouri HOMMEL ELECTRIC was tactfully brushing her cheek with Rochester on Labor Day, September Legionaires will come on board rouge, while rhe majority were puffing CO. •4, -when rural carriers from South•eastern at St. Louis. Then, while banjos away at cigarettes of various shapes Minnesota will picnic there. whisper in the dusky twilight, the 203 NORTH MAIN STREET and sizes." Did he expect them to be ."Postmaster C. F. Cook has'received a Majestic will drift through the for Expert Electrician singing a chorus of welcome as he program of the event which indicates Southland. While in New Orleans, made his entrance, or what?—Westminster DIAL 26 79 soxse interesting possibilities for the the visitors will not have to worry Gazette. •pcatal workers. about sleeping quarters. They will Sural carriers from Mower, Dodge, sleep on the ship. When a doughboy HERE'S ANOTHER IPDImore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Hous- finds a good bunk he usually sticks ntpjrftynfrtAo. -£an, to it. Olmsted, Steele, Wabasha, and "Winona counties will be present at 4-QT. PURE ALUMINUM PRESERVING the outing. "We Veterans of the G. A. R. highly The advance program announcement appreciate the sentiments of affection KETTLE, ONLY •carries the following statement in and regard which you Legionnaires •describing the coming event: "Never of the great war have expressed such an event in the history of rural for us. We look on you as worthy 69c delivery. Over two hundred of the 254 successors in the great work of upholding The- production from c-nrni-nh.s «i carriers have signified intentions to the spirit of patriotism," low-priced substitutes for a wide vi attend. Pack and jam the lunch basfcet writes Lewis S. Silcher, Commanderin-Chief n'et.v of hard rubber and rosin p.-ui! of the Grand Army of the heaping with fried chicken and "fiends in Some human form" committed an act of vandalism the other a el as a os other good eats. For the day, say Republic, in his invitation to MacNider, night which is puzzling the authorities of Cambridge, Mass. They toppled fuel supply, is tlie result of nix yt= rs pedestal fiom its the statue of John Bridge, one of the old-time educators of Legion National Commander, good-bye to the humdrum of the of research work by (left to tiul:11 -1' Harvard university. routes. The occasion is of more than to address the Grand Army veterans Dr. Frederick B. La Forge ul (Ir-rahl 290 Other Pieces to be sold July 13,14, 15. H. Mains, chemists in the Depart mem -suxusual interest. It is the call of brothers at their annual national encampment of Agriculture. in the service, with every emphasis in Des Moines next September. DON'T MISS THIS BIG SALE—EVERY President Harding Lauds Farm Bureau of good cheer, to come togeth«sr PIECE GUARANTEED 20 YEARS Pointsato Hold on Public Confidence for a continuous round of wholesome Real Estate Transfers The KITCnm pleasure to get acquainted and DECKER BROS. form ties that will last for many F. A. Pringle et ux to Wm. The county Farm Bureau office has eration holds in the confidence of the years,—a commendable -feature of Smith, undivided Vz int., country. I feel that it has been received a copy of a letter written by •welfare work promoted by the department." NE%, 16-104 N-17 1.00 worthy of especial commendation by President Harding to James R. Howard, Martin Hanson et ux to John reason of the broad view it has taken Copyright, 1922, Western Newspaper Union. John A. Carter of Lyle is a memfer president of the American Farm Johnson, lots 6-7-8,& 9B of national problems and industrial of the board of directors of the Each real home should be an institution 10 Original village of Taopi Bureau federation, in which the relationships. This liberality of-vision of society so managed that the A RELIABLE Horal carriers' association. be best and most efficient citizens may 1300.00 chief executive of the United States has been particularly illustrated given to the community. Anton Stier to Andrew & CREAMERIES GET gives outspoken praise to the Farm in its broad and comprehending interest BATTERY John Steir, 2%NW1/4 & Bureau organization. GOOD EVERYDAY DISHES in behalf of an adequate merchant TRAFFIC EXPERT EYo SW & SEV4 all in "Almost from its earliest beginnings marine, and its favorable attitude Honey is not only one of the most 23-103N-15W & Wy2 SW I have been quite intimately toward the Great Lakes-St. When you think in terms of wholesome of sweets, but medicinal. 24-103N-15W & Its. 2 apprised of the developing work of Co-operative creameries of Minnesota Lawrence waterway project. buying- a new battery think of and healing in its qualities. & S 16 ft 1 3 H.. the Farm Bureau Federation," says "No particular department of industry have their own traffic expert on It is especially PHILADELPHIA Allen's add'n to village the president's letter. "It has taken or commerce will in the long sfnfy in New York. The Minnesota good for a cough, and DIAMOND GRID of G. Mdw 1.00 its place in an astonishingly brief run be. promoted by an attitude, on one person suffering Co-operative Creameries Association, It is a proven thing of merit. from catarrh was entirely period among the most important the part of those immediately concerned- Inc., has employed Hubert I. Stack, Users of our batteries will tell cured by working and influential factors in behalf, not for it, which excludes an accurate experienced traffic manager, as head you that they give consistently with bees and eating ?ood service under the most adverse only of the best agricultural development view of the common interest its eastern traffic department. He honey every day. When conditions. but also of shaping the community among them all. Being thus convinced, "will take charge of the distribution of Mr. Pep it is made on the place I E E A E O A N I have especial satisfaction in expressing sentiments of the country. Minnesota's co-operative creamery it may be used more my commendation of the "Its policies have been directed .flutter shipments on the1 New York freely and can take the 212 EAST BRIDGE ST. PHONE: 2G10 with a uniform wisdom and breadth federation's work and attitudes, and place of sugar in many unarket. dishes, often being an improvement. of understanding which have well my sincere hope for its continuing Mousse.—Beat the yolks of Honey earned the high place which the fed­ and increasing prosperity." Coming Events four eggs, then add one cupful, of Only Big Circus to give STREET PARADE strained honey. Heat gradually, stirring constantly until thick. Remove Big Day Assured For Austin Kids When Tuesday, June 11.—The Mower County from the fire to cool," then add the MONDAY, AUSTIN Duroc Jersey Breeders association the Circus Comes to Town Next Monday 1 0 stiffly beaten whites of the eggs, a FAIR will hold its annual picnic at teaspoonful of almond extract and GROUNDS 1 3Brookholm Farms, two miles east one-half cupful of shredded almonds When T&e Hagenbeck Wallace cir- Monday morning, from the fair with a pint of whipped cream. Mix of Austin. cus comes to Austin next Monday for grounds the big circus parade will go well, pack in ice and salt and freeze 4) Tuesday, July 11.—8:00 p. m. Le without stirring. an exhibit at the fair grounds, Aus- park avenue to Kenwood, Roy Farm Bureau unit will eas on Muffins.—Sift two cupfuls of Honey tin KiddiSs will forget all about the Water, thence ..meet at the C. F. Kehret farm. north on Kenw00d to flour with two teaspoonfuls of baking fun they had on the Fourth in antic east to Main and south to Allegheny, powder and one-half teaspoonful of ipation for the joys that the circus salt. Rub in two tablespoonfuls of west on Alleghany to Kenwood, south will-bring. butter, add two well-beaten eggs, twothirds to Park, and west on Park to the circus But it is not the boys and girls of a cupful of honey and -five slilrdi grounds. alone that will be pleased by the circus. tablespoonfuls of milk. Mix well and E Witness Mayme's declaration pour into well-buttered pans, filling WINS A MILLION AT 80 half full and bake in a moderate oven. that she is going to attend the circus Toast.—Beat one Honey Breakfast if she has to sell the cook stove. egg add an inch of salt, tw.o tablespoonfuls "I'm going to feed the elephants and There are ro^s by of. honey and one cupful of drink red lemonade and sit next to F. L. LIEBENSTEIN, milk. Dip half slices of stale bread uc\\es my best feller," Mayme says. \o bo\vE\6Xvj County Agent, Mower Co. in this mixture and fry in a little hot And great it will be, according to fat. Serve with honey and butter. Soup.—Chop ten sour advance information, for it is promised Green Apple os Vc6Ne\ vr\ .Leaf Hoppers Get Early Start. 'apples without coring or paring and that this circus will provide all cook in two quarts of water until a The following letter received by that the word circus denotes, which is "We smooth pulp. Strain,1 return" h^ WQTV •Cotmty Agent F. L. Liebenstein from a world in itself. Here's a partial liquid to the kettle and thicken with •3L C. Rose of University Farm will line-up: "Big features from Europe four tablespoonfuls of arrowroot Better turn around and go the other •serve as a warning to potato growers best of acts obtainable in America stirred to .a paste with four tablespoonfuls way. «JI *4 to be on the watch for leafhopjiers: trained animals in stunts that will of water add to one-half Try coming to us for your— astound the grown-ups and bewilder cupful of the, apple pulp,. then add to FEED FOR ANIMALS The potato leafhopper has appeared the kettle, ^stirring until it has boiled the youngsters herds of elephants and cooked the starch in the arrowroot. in Ramsey county and promises to all working as one famous acrobats, HAY, STRAW, MILL FEED Add a dash of white pepper lie abundant during the coming summer. celebrated equestrians, daring aerialists, FULL'O PEP and two tablespoonfuls of sugar. Just caaame This small green-winged inraect skillful wire performers, juggl'ng before serving add the juice of half a. sucks the juices from the leaves POULTRY FEEDS KNOWN" celebrities, comedy cycling .novelty lemon and garnish with lettuce In and stem causing the familiar disease and more than a score of funny Poultry Supplies small rounds and scattered over the TENTED known as "hopperburn." The clowns in pantomimic stunts." soup like confetti. WlOSEMEKT FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS adrilts of this insect overwinter in When lacking cream, the yolks of fresh, eggs beaten and added to milk .zabbish near potato fields, feed dur- TRlOMPHfiLTOUR ACROSS jmg Thoughts for the Children. nmkes. a good substance for cream in To help a child to become unselfish, the early spring on a large number HARE & GOSS coffee. ... self-reliant, kind, thoughtful, considerate, of trees and shrubs, and migrate honest, and independent to to potatoes as soon as the young FEED & SEED STORE train to habits of usefulness to promote plants appear. purity of thought and life to In Ramsey County the leafhJppers have even some small part in awakening -were first observed on early potatoes Austin, Minn. loftier purposes and holier aspirations Baar F.list'sto* Trees That mvm Mrs. Louise C. Ellis, who recently -Jane 3, and are gradually becoming to arouse in the minds of Mistletoe grows on the appv won her court fight when Justice Burr more numerous. The female leafhop--pers boys-and girls an'-honest and sincere the oak, the crabapple,' the. lnne. of the Supreme court declared her the began laying eggs about June hope to be able to make happier the the pear tree. sole heir of George M. Chapman, school, the home, the community, the "20, and on June 22 many plants were wealthy real estate ownerr who died state, the .nation, and the worldshould Strand with eggs already laid in the 1887. I GET PRICES VEAL CHICKENS Jn The estate is said to be nearly on and be the greatest ambition of steins and leaves. These will hatch $1,000,000. Mrs. Ellis says that she every teacher.—R. C. Barrett. i. W-' «'./**•« ». fa four to ten days. The young will give practically all of the inheritance before selling elsewhere News Advertising brings results. -wingless hoppers (nymphs) began to charity—if she lives to get it. R. H. JOHNSOK & SON MEAT MARKET feeding immediatly on the foliage zaad it is in this stage of the leafhop- I 226 East Mill St. -p&c which causes the greatest amount TYLE sf damage. Immediate spraying -with Bordeaux 4-4-50 will repel the IF YOUR FORI) NEEDS REPAIRING Iioppers and reduce the number of ERVICE laid. Egg ft An Mystery. ATISFACTIOfl you are assured of GENUINE FORD you want to mystify your friends, W onderS DE LVXI dhow"them how you can get an egg into PARTS, a Good Job, and Quick how to bottle be the mouth of which appears a. It far too narrow "for the purpose. rzW'i& ^Serviee^,a#l^i^^^^^ can be done by soaking the egg in .a tcr. strung solution of acetic acid and^a- ADS® AUTO COMPANY KOBES'CAFE SmURANT SEATS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY AT WOLD'S DRUG The egg becomes soft and can be Wm r-5" t- STORE. Prices same as at Grounds. a ,f«V8Sed into Into any shape._ When it falls «*SL *«*/. flu. the vt-!i water for in in the lift bottle it will .^3?, K..MA gitit'iU-rt r.y.iln.—7TU-I3US. life.