Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
July 10, 1922 · Page 5 of 8
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July 10, 1922 Raise More and BetterJ^fi fO FARMFRS 3IS' Cr«PS, Marketing and Pure Bred Livestock tU. rAalTlmlO. Bureau Notes. Farm GIVES OPTMftnC WILL HOLD DUR0C staged but .many people amused You Guard Against Burglars, But The Hand He Loved. themselves by coming to Austin for of What About Rats? The touch the hand as liis fingers PICNIC TOMORROW Ringling's big circus, and also burning FARMOUTLOOK closed upon it made the warm blood Rats steal millions of dollars worth of of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy the regulation amount of gun romance and ambition cpurse madly property and are a menace to health. through his veins. His heart pulsed powder and displaying the national If you are troubled with rats, try rapturously, and the faces of the people emblem." RAT-SNAP. It will surely kill became nebulous and unreal, seeming Mower County Association Governor Preus Outlines them—prevent odors. Cats or dogs to float before his eyes like things wont touch it. Comes in cakes. Other Events Chronicled. to Meet at Brookholm Conditions in of another sphere come to jeer and Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and Other events chronicled twentyfive mock his happiness. For lie was happy guaranteed by Pooler Drug Co. Farm. Northwest years ago were the following: —gloriously happy! The hand which Advertisement July. The Christan Church was organized his fingers caressed had made him Wkrtxnent Pointers far Practical Farmers last Sunday afternoon. It's members happy. He could have kissed the The annual picnic' of the Mower A eursory survey of the ^griculinaral HOMMEL ELECTRIC hand—smothered it with passionate will in the near future purchase County Duroc Jersey Breeders' association situaton in the Northwest shows Prepared by the Agricultural Department, Unlvenity of Mlnnetote caresses, but a timely prudence restrained CO. a lot and soon as possible erect a will be held tomorrow at conclusively no..valid reason for pessimism, him. For when you have church. Brookholm Farms, two miles east of GIVES NOTEWORTHY REVIEW MAKE DISPLAY OF LAND Governor Prues said at a 203 NORTH MAIN STREET picked up ace, king, queen, knave and The Southern Minnesota Normal Austin. for Expert Electrician jtn eeting of Farm Land Dealers' OF WORK IN DEPARTMENT CLEARING CHARTS ten of a suit it is not a good player's college and Austin School of Commerce Members of the association will policy to advertise the fact. Is it?— X.vz«eh Club, members of the North-w DIAL 2 6 79 has been incorporated with a gather in the grove at 11:00 o'clock London Tit-P»its. st development committee of the Lays Claim to Having Shoved the Crops Raised On Land Cleared This capital stock of $25,000. The first with a picnic dinner scheduled at Civic & Commerce Association and Corn Belt One Hundred Miles Season Interesting Feature board of directors are: E. M. Slade, noon. H. G. Zavoral of University Northward. of Exhibits. the Minnesota State Horticultural HERE'S ANOTHER Ole Jackman, and Charles H. Boostron, Farm, St. Paul, will speak after the Society. Dean W. C. Coffey of the university's The land clearing section of the all of this city. dinner. "Our present situation is as good department of agriculture, gave state university, cooperating with Nic Nicholsen left Monday night to Officers of the Duroc Breeders' association as possible. We have our 4-QT. PURE ALUMINUM PRESERVING a noteworthy review of the work of county land clearing associations and join Company at Camp Lakeview. together with special picnic Sand, the best in the world, and we his department in a recent public address the farm bureau, will make a display committees are working on plans for at University Farm. The activities Iiave local conditions never before of land clearing charts, photographs, KETTLE. ONLY Bye-and-bye began &dy before yesterday. of the college, schodl, extension the event, which promises to be an statistical work and some material at surpassed in their gratifying aspect. department, short course work and practically every county fair held in affair of unusual interest. "Bank deposits fell of late in 1920 experiment station were considered in northeastern Minnesota counties during and in 1921. Our bahks recently 69c There isn't going to be any final detail. Regarding the achievements August and September. showed a heavy increase in deposits. satisfaction for the fellow who does of the experiment station, of which Charts and photographs will" show 25 YEARS AGO "Wheat today is selling for 14 Prof. Andrew Boss" is vice director, not lay the foundation of his "joy stretches of wild land and indicate the, cents more a bushel than six months Dean Coffey said in part: value of such land after it has been right here and now. "Our experiment station has contributed .ago and flax is bringing 50 cents brushed and also after it has been entirely its share to the notable agricultural cleared. The charts will also One Dollar Saved Represents Ten more than it did last December. literature of the country. By Dollars Earned. Moonshine Then. indicate the value of partially cleared Cattle are worth about one dollar The average man does not save to -developing strains No. 13 and 23 of land for pasture purposes. Enlarged "We hear," says the Daily Register -more than last December and hogs 290 Other Pieces to be sold July 13, 14,15. exceed ten per cent of his earnings. corn we lay claim to having shoved photographs wall show cattle-herds in of July 7, 1897, "of an attempted are worth about $1.50 more than six He must spend nine dollars in living the corn belt northward 100 miles. It such pastures. Local" men or associations suicide by poisoing which occured on expenses for every dollar saved. That months ago. is almost impossible to comprehend DON'T MISS THIS BIG SALE—EVERY will supplement the display with the East Side a few nights ago, but being the case he can not be too careful the significance of this achievement, Should Surpass Last Year. exhibits of statistical work. Crops about unnecessary expenses. Very PIECE GUARANTEED 20 YEARS particulars are hard to get substantiated." for it has a tremendous bearitag on the "If present prices of farm products raised on land which was cleared the often a few cents properly invested, Nowadays we could chronicle possibilities for dairying and meat production present season will be an interesting like buying seeds for his garden, will maintain through harvest we will in the stat% It has been estimated such a fact every day when we DECKER BROl save several dollars in outlay later. feature of these exhibits. surpass by 55 million dollars the 1921 that No. 169 spring wheat developed It is the same in buying Chamberlain's hear of some man drinking "moonshine." A representative of the university value of farm products, which was by our experiment station has Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It will attend each fair and demonstrate about 172 million dollars. In livestock costs but a few cents, and a bottle increased the yield three bushels per the chief points of the display. of it in the house often saves a doctor's acre on one and a quarter millions of -.we should realize this year about 15 Among counties to be visited will Didn't Neglect Sports. bill of several -dollars. K. O. acres, which in one ^ear amounts to imillioin dollars more than last year. be Benton, Mille Lacs, Kanabec, Ottertail, Wold and Pooler Drug Co. According to the same issue of the increasing the returns from the wheat "In Minnesota our products are Hubbard, Crow Wing, Beltrami, Advertisement—Mon. July. A RELIABLE crop $3,750,000 if the price of wheat Register, we learn that "it is reported Todd, Itasca, Aitkin, Carlton, Cass, commodities almost entirely classed that a cock fight took place Tuesday Lake and Koochiching. as necessities. Our price fluctuations iat. Ramsey between Austin and BATTERY are not so great as those of California St. Paul birds. The St. Paul cocks APPLES FALLING FROM TREES or Florida. Our prosperity fluctuations Mr. Pep \Cere victorious. Two Austin and one are not so great as in other St. Paul birds were killed. A number When you think in terms of localities and in this respect we can Less Noticeable In Minnesota Than In buying- a new battery think of of Austin sports were in attendance." f)e thankful to our program of dairying Previous Years. PHILADELPHIA Train connection at Ramsey and diversified farming. is the only barbaric condition existing DIAMOND GRID Contrary to the reports coming from J'We need, however, a new credit Iowa that apples are falling from the there now. It is a proven thing of merit. system which will enable the farmer trees in unsually large numbers and Users of our batteries will tell to hold his produce until the time for M.inn farm 2 2 22 hh you that they give consistently "Fourths" Were Old-Fashioned. ^disposal is propituous. We have that the yield this year is likely to be g-ood service under the most adverse Just what is an "old-fashioned" conditions. fbeen progressing steadily in our light when it was expected it would Fouth of July celebation anyway? be heavy, horticulturists of the Minnesota banking and farm credit machinery I E E A E O A N That might be the subject of a spirited college of agriculture declare Ibut this marketing need is not yet ar nteresting debate. that what is known as the "June PHONE: 26 10 212 EAST BRIDGE ST. fulfilled. We should have a constitutional drop" is less noticeable this year in •f ews is guilty of calling the amendment to enable the Minnesota than in previous years. 'lub's festivity "old-fashioned, ^Legislature to create such a rural "There is always a June fall of '.U it seems that that" is the credit system. small green apples," says Prof. W. H. same kind of a celebration that they -"Of the 51 million acres of tillable Anderman. chief of the horticultural had in Austin years ago. Witness division at University Farm, "because land in Minnesota, one-half is under the following from the Register of of imperfect pollination during blossoming plow. There is a great field for new even date: time. The fruit gets a little -farming and this field must be turn«d THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR start, but lacks vigor and dies an early "The Fourth of July was celebrated over to a diversified program. Every death. There are always losses of this Prof. Andrew Boss this year on Monday, July 5. No community should have at least kind. My reports are that they are regular old-fashioned celebration was one creamery. lighter in Minnesota this year than Cut your is given at one dgllar a bushel. We "Diversified farming is the salva'fion usual. farm are trying to devel&p a hardy winter LEGAL NOTICE "What has happened in Iowa can of the highly developed agricultural wheat which is desirable in other particulars, costs in A. mw w&rite probably be attributed to unfavorable sections and the hope of the and we think we have something half with conditions during pollination time." STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY of promise in a strain we have rundeveloped tiilable sections of the the Fordson V\\s VvefcA- of Mower. In District Court. Tenth named Minturki. F.O.B. DETROIT state. Judicial District. "Our studies on wheat rust are recognized Minnesota cow testing association "We are not grateful to Providence Ida Chapiewsky, Plaintiff, all over the world as being members continue to cut out the loafers Save vs. unless we are optimistic." authoritative, and we are looked to for in the dairy herd. Reports made Bartel Chapiewsky, Defendant, money Urges Support to Tourists leadership in the country wide campaign to L. V. Wilson, agent in dairying for SUMMONS. on every acre "Digressing from agriculture, Governor to eradicate the common barberry, the general government and the Minnesota THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, TO plowed— an intermediate host, which if Preus urged support of the THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: agricultural extension service, with the A man wants his wife's hat toi fit eliminated will free our wheat from great tourist industry which attracted show that 66 unprofitable cows were Fordson his pocket book. the dreaded disease known as black You are hereby summoned and required sold by cow testing association members'in 300,000 visitors in the state last QUALITY to answer the complaint of the rust. the month of May. year and is likely to exceed that figure plaintiff in the above entitled action, "Studies in our division of plant pathology considerably this year. of which a copy is hereto annexed piy are directly responsible for and herewith served upon you and to ".Five millions of people in the as fruits and in addition have the the potato seed certification work, an the work of Is the Great Factor. serve a copy of your answer thereto hardiness necessary for Minnesota activity in which Minnesota leads all your farm "United States will travel somewhere upon the subscribers at their office climatic conditions The work has High Quality—Low Price. other states. tools this year for their vacations," said in the City of Austin, Minnesota, "Since dairying is .taking on such progressed to the point where we feel within thirty days after the service of four to six ^the Governor. "Just as California and You'll find these in our importance in the state, we would call sure of getting results which will add FLOUR this summons upon you, exclusive of times— Florida are the winter resorts by narture, This Value attention to the notable contribution immeasurably to the comfort and the day of such service and if you with the so is- Minnesota the summer report to the industry made by the experiment pleasure of .farm life in Minnesota. fail to serve your answer to the said Fordson by nature. When our 7,000 miles complaint within the time aforesaid, station through the work of Rrof. "Soil is a very basic consideration ip FEED FOR ANIMALS Has Never the plaintiff in this action will apply T. L. Haecker. His bulletin 130 has •of hard roads are complete, we can't agriculture. Realizing this our experiment to the Court for the relief demanded had wide distribution not only in Minnesota, keep the people out of our state during station has conducted important POULTRY FEED AND Cut your hours in said complaint. but atso in surrounding states, surveys and fertility tests, and we are Been the summer months. We must Dated July 5th, 1922. in the field and it is estimated that its teachings SUPPLIES well prepared to inform farmers as to ^prepare to meet this influx and help Baudler Bros. over half— have made possible a saving of 10 the elements of fertility lacking in Attorneys for Plaintiff. -pull surrounding states out of the with Duplicated per cent in the feeding of dairy cows. their soils and as to methods of supplying Austin, Minn. mud. Many of these visitors will come If its teachings were applied on all the Fordson HARE & G0SS these eleemnts. Probably no -to stay. They all bring wealth, new farms in the state jt would mean an Take notice that the complaint other state has done so much in the annual saving of millions of dollars, for in the above entitled action has been wealth created elsewhere, into the classification of peat for agricultural It takes something besides filed in the office of the Clerk of said we must remember that the last census FEED & SEED STORE Give yourself state. Some of this wealth will remain values and our studies of the treatment District Court, in the .Court House in engineering to furnish a reported 1,229,179 head of dairy an 8-hour and handling of peat for agricultural always." the City of Austin, County of Mower cattle in Minnesota. Official testing day production are not only interesting, tractor like the Fordson and State of Minnesota. is another dairy activity growing out Austin, Minn. you can with but in time -tfill be very valuable Baudler Bros. to sell at this astonishingly of studies in our experiment station. ]Open House at Waseca! particularly in those regions Attorneys for Plaintiff. the The time is about here when a progressive Austin, Minn. near our large urban centers. Fordson low price. Farm Next Thursday! dairyman would no more July 10-17-24. "We'have made a significant contribution think of not testing the producing power to the studies of farm management That something is owner of his heard than he would of not The Southeast Demonstration in the Urited States. Methods feeding it. The official test separates GET PRICES on VEAL and CHICKENS confidence built on permanent satisfaction. Farm ahd Experiment Station at Waseca of studies of cost of production the profitable cow from the loafer and will hold open house on ThursIay, developed by. our experiment station There are 170,000 Fordson tractors boarder and hence makes possible a I before selling elsewhere have so impressed authorities in July 13. On this day especially basis for th3 intelligent selection of in use—wherever Power Farming is being Washington that they havo been R. H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET I the public is invited to visit the Farm breeding stock. Without it the great adopted by the federal Efepartment of progress in dairy breeding in recent done Fordson is showing superior service. and Experiment Station to observe 226 East Mill St. Agriculture Minnesota was the pioneer years could not have occurred. Our the work accomplished and to help in inaugurating the slaughtering t. v" experiment station has also had a If you are not using a Fordson now, start right. draw up plans for future development. of animals and the preparation of voice in the development of the cooperative The working ability of this remarkable power meat for une on the farm as a subject creameries 'for which the At the Experiment Station one will for study by agricultural students. plant is cutting farming costs in half in almost state is famous. Daily demonstrations by the station in have an opportunity to inspect the "In horticulture we have one of the every kind of work done, at the draw bar this work for a period at the Louisiana leading northern varieties of oats, great fruit breeding farms in the United or from the belt. Purchase Exposition at St. Louis were States at Zwr.bra Heights. On .spring and winter wheat, spring and instrumental In placing the work on a ffi this farm we are~evolving strains of -winter rye, barley, soy beans and potatoes Ask us for all the details—call, write or phone. better Isasis in many of the large colleger apples, plums, strawberries and raspberries grown under comparable con,ditiaB6 of the country."^ that possess desirable qualities and observe their yielding Au&in Auto Co. ^ability, rust resistance and resistance A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach LOW MEAT PRICES. and Liver. to lodging. In another column the Farrell Meat Chamberlain's-'Tablets for the An exchange of ideas on crop growing Co. are quoting very low meat prices. sumach and liver ^re splendid. I This final handles the best steer and and farm management will be AUSTIN, MINN. never tire of telling "my friends and heifer beef, young pork and milk veal. .-features of the gathering-at Waseca neighbors of their qualities,"- writes heir bologona, weiners, pork sausage, -Thursday, to which farmers* from all Mrs. William Vollmer, Eastwood, N. etc., is home made. If you buy at Y. When bilious, constipated or KOBES' CAFE RESTAURANT this market you are sure of gettingt Ylarts of this section of the state have troubled with indigestion, give them the bset. See their ad. They can save ^J jbeen invited. a trial. They will do you good: K. you many pennies, and pennys make O. Wold and Pooler Drug Co. dollars. &*%?:-* {,/ Advertisement-r-Mon. July. Advertisement No.3-2-c. b/ings,result®. '•^v^JNews advertising