Page Six MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, July 13, 1922. •MB LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF INTEREST AND VALUE TO MOWER CO. FARMERS, Raise More and Better Crops, Marketing and Pure Bred Livestock Farm Bureau Notes. WOMEN'S SECTION COUNTY DUROC American Butter Production and Creameries by Counties ijjp Legion BREEDERS MEET FOR FARM BUREAU Corner KITTSON ROSEAU Rainbow Convention Hold Picnic Tuesday at National Federation Esablishes $ ZZ7, 62? Members of the famous Rainbow Jp 2. 56, Brookholm Farms Home De Divison frm every State in the Union 6 9S BELTRAMI Here payment. will meet in Minneapolis, July 14 and 15, for the third annual Convention MARSHALL KOOCHICHING of the Rainbow Veterans Association. These are busy days for the farmers, A special department to devote its Minnesota is particularly interesed $ZSZ,77S but the fact that work is their &3>©0,SZ7 entire efforts to helping farm women in the Rainbow Division for to that paramount interest just at present in developing the social and educational 040 division was attached the 151st Field \Z.f not deter seventy-five enthusiastic advantages of rural communities, Artillery composed entirely of Minnesota Mower county Duroc Jersey FENNINGTON and in solving the problems of men, and the only Minnesota 4K9 9/G57 breeders from attending their association's the farm home, has been established Regiment which served overseas as a annual picnic at Brookholm by the American Farm Bureau federation. CLEAR unit. Farm Tuesday. WATE Minnesota officials of the Rainbow Following a picnic dinner at noon, A report from the national headquarters ITASCA Association are making an effort ^members of the assocation joined in of the Farm Bureau, just received to have every man who served a round table discussion led by H. G. by the county organization, 4b 85, 830 in the 42nd Division in the State attend Zavoral of University Farm that proved announces that the new department the Minneapolis Convention. exceptionally interesting and instructive. will be housed in the Chicago office MAHNOMEN NORMAN George E. Leach, who was Colonel of Mr. Zavoral also conducted of the American federation. It will HUBBARD the Regiment, is now Mayor of Minneapolis. a demonstration to show type factors $2 96,367 be under the direction pi real farm He is president of the National to consider in selecting breeding women. Associaton and is making a liogs. _JThe department was established on personal appeal to former members President Culver called on Albert CLAY the recommendation of a group of $146,720 of his Regiment to make the trip to Hopfe, Secretary Harman,.... and farm women, who make up the national AITKIN Minneapolis for the Rainbow Convention. County Agent Liebenstein for short women's committee of the 556,416 4b2.lZ, remarks. Farm Bureau. This meeting will be the first national 7 9 8 Mr. Harman announced that sixteen CROW WADENA meeting of any divisional organization CARLTON ANNUAL BUREAU herds had been nominated for a WING in Minnesota since the Duroc futurity to be held at the county MEETING DEC. 11 3)487,65 $761/ WILKIN war and will bring to Minnesota such 4J36£y5fc2 lair this fall. famous national figures as Father 6 James Prevetail and part of his The fourth annual meeting of the Duffey of New York, Chaplain of the lxy scout band furnished some good GOO American Farm Bureau federation Fighting Irish Regiment—the 165th. music during the afternoon. will take place in Chicago, Dec. 11 to Headquarters for the Convention are Late in the afternoon John Christian 14, according to word received by the open in the Mayor's office in Minneapolis. and Mr. Hill of Ostrander chose ANAB& county Farm Bureau. sides for a kitten ball game, that provided GRANT Farmer delegates from every state additional fun. in the union will attend the fourth Ht446/ You Guard Against Burglars, But national convention of the Farm Bureau URGES SUPPORT What About Rats? SoZ organization. Rats steal millions of dollars worth BENTON 14/ In number of organized farmers of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy STcVENS TOR COUNTY FAIR $66Q ISANTI 046 directly represented by elected delegates, property and are a menace to health. TRAVERSE 744 $128, $495, and in the decisions it makes on If you are troubled with rats, try oiCSTONL RAT-SNAP. It will surely kill 4 9 5 agricultural questions, it probably 157 &l,2> 91/82.5) them—prevent odors. Cats or dogs will rank as the most important won't touch it. Comes in cakes. Roy Bureau Director he z&a ANOKA Sty/FT HAND! gathering of farmers ever assembled. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and $\ 2-9/ Describes Needs To YOH/ guaranteed by Pooler Drug Co. WASHINGTON Aj-qQ iQC 4&G67 966 (,r,Cl St,n»0*er ?t J^ 3 6 6 Advertisement July. "Old Noll." Members LAC "Old Noll" was a term of contempt $648/ QUI PAI CHIPPEWA Stiffivote applied to Oliver Cromwell by his contemporaries. HOMMEL ELECTRIC 415 RAMSEY "Nay, Old Noll, whose $•2. 4 6, CO. I A large crowd gathered at the C. TTfLO A&/0OMU 145/ 016 bones were dug up and lmng in chains 3?. Kehret lawn in Le Roy township 0 90 here at home, has not he, too, got to 203 NORTH MAIN STREET RENVILLE Tuesday evening for the farm bureau be a vei*y respectable grim bronze figure, for Expert Electrician HENNEPIN rvo cs, -3,CSA rtLLOiY ME.DK.INC. A 4$6Q7{ 8&6 (met Mmntopchs) ^4/ O &•©/ OO O meeting. However, the program COT T\ DAKOTA of whom England seems proud ^Z75,48l DIAL 26 7 9 I rather than otherwise?"—Thomas Car could not be completed because of a 4b 5 62/ lyle. 3b7lO, 6001 4TO .shower. LYON LINCOLN RED WOOD Director Malcomson urged every•cne IE SUEUR &7I3>, to lend support to the county fair A RELIABLE $302,360 NICOLLET 558 249 this fall with exhibits. He said the WABASHA sZO %~7Z%J BROWN fair would be free of carnival and BATTERY gambling and "should be made a real MURRAY •••gr agricultural fair. He announced that 1 COTTON 5? 5 S\ WATONWAN)!, 9 0 a meeting of the women of the township WOOD When you think in terms of 095 would be held in two weeks at $30\,9\\ buying a new battery think of 31 which Miss Partridge, the county club MOUSTG 1 PHILADELPHIA JACKSON FARIBAULT FGCH NOBLES leader, would demonstrate the making ^norc DIAMOND GRID of a dress form. Poultry culling $\ZZ, ®59(o, 399oJ 3P 5b0/ zz-L It is a proven thing- of merit. •demonstraions will also be put on later 42.4 006 691 OS6 Users of our batteries will tell in the summer. you that they give consistently —Courtesy Minneapolis Tribune County Agent Liebenstein then g-ood service under the most adverse conditions. started a program of moving --pictures In the map shaded counties (29) 2. Minnesota also makes the highest wo million dollars worth.. The Twin Minnesota is also third state 9. but had to stop in the middle of I E E A E O A N each produced more than one million quality of butter in all of North City output, valued at nearly ten million in total dairy production, jts annual I the program on account of the rain. dollar's worth of butter in 1920. Of America, capturing all the prize banners dollars, is the largest city production value ammounting to twice that of 212 EAST BRIDGE ST. PHONE: 2 610 Ice cream and cake were then served in interstate butter competitions these, 13 counties each produced more in the country except Omaha. her great iron ore output, and more and the crowd dispensed as there for many years, and commanding than two million dollars worth. The than her famous wheat crops. 6. Minnesota creameries return was no indoor accomodation for all premium prices as "extras" on the total production for the,state is 140,000,000 10. Minnesota has more accredited to the farm producer of cream an average jof them. eastern markes. pounds, and the total value is tuberculosis free herds of dairy of 90 per cent of all the money $80,000,000. This is the largest production cattle than any other state except Minnesota has the largest number 3. received from the sale of their butter in North America. Wisconsin. of creameries, or butter factories the highest return made to the farmer 11. Minnesota has more cows producing in the United States. of any farm product. A dozen of the "high spots" in Minnesota 1,000 pounds or more of butter dairying may be outlined 4. Minnesota has more farmers' T. Minnesota's total dairy cows yearly than any other state, according briefly as follows: Co-operative creameries than any and milk production are increasing to official testing records. other state, and the only state-owned, more rapidly than in any other state 1. Minnesota, the leading flour 12. Minnesota has the most progressing c,o-operative experimental creamery except Wisconsin. milling state, produces also the largest association of pure bred at Albert Lea. amount of fine creamery butter 8. Minnesota has already a larger dairy breeders, and is making rapid by F. L. LIEBENSTEIN, 5. Minnesota has 29 counties—out in the country, more of it than all the dairy cow population thgn any progress in number, of pure bred County Agent, Mower Co. of a total of 86 which produce annually Dominion of Canada. These^ two leaderships other state except Wisconsin and New cattle. It leads the entire country in give Minnesota its appropriate more than one million dollars York is pushing the latter state hard farmers' co-operative enterprises, title of "The Bread and Butter worth of butter wealth apiece and To Put Down Eggs. for third place and will soon be a and has one of the finest dairy schools 13 of these each produce more than There is still time to preserve good State." keen rival of Wisconsin for first place. in America. «ggs for next winter's use. Prices are comparatively low, and eggs put down Stock Losses From Harvest Wages Farm Bureaus. First State Potato Tour. now will be just as good for next Seventeen percent of the counties Average $2.40 In order to acquaint those interested Storm Reported -winter's cooking as the high priced reported the demand for farm labor in potatoes with the production of eggs of the cold weather period. large, while 67 percent reported an Minnesota's large potato crop, the Various methods of preserving (eggs Farmers in Minnesota are paying average call for help. Only 15 percent Stock losses from the severe electrical "First Minnesota State Potato Tour" liave been tried' from time to time, harvest hands an, average daily wage reparted a small demand for has been planned for the week commencing storm. Sunday night were reported and in almost every instance it has of $2.40, according to the monthly farm hands. July 31 and ending August at the office of the Mower Iteen found that water glass (sodium farm labor survey conducted by the 5. Owing to the vastness of the industry County Mutual Insurance Company, Simply delicious silicate) gives the best results. Eggs Minnesota Farm Bureau federation as follows: J. F. Enright, Windom, in the state the tour has been so The news twice a week in The preserved in this way were found in in co-operation with county News—less than 5c a week a colt Hans Benson, Lansing, a horse planned that an idea can be gained excellent condition after six or eight and William Schmellingf, Waltham, of the three important potato growing months. six head of cattle. Kelloggs Corn Flakes with regions, the Central, the great GET PRICES on VEAL and CHICKENS Eggs should be preserved during Red River Valley and the North Central the cooler months and when the most strawberries sections. Each region- presents before selling elsewhere Devoted Wife of Great Rainier. reasonable in price. April and May problems of its own and a week's One of history's foremost cases of are very good months as the whites R. H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET wifely devotion is furnished by Juana tour could easily be planned for each Such a feast for a warm morning's breakfast—Kellogg'e Corn are denser then and theprice is relatvely Pacheco, wife of Velasquez, the great section. However, since this is our. 226 East Mill St. Flakes and strawberries and a big pitcher of cold milk or cream low. The eggs should have a Spanish painter of the Elizabethan era. —why, it's a revelation as an appetizer and so satisfying! Just first attempt at holding such a tour elean whole shell and should not be She was the daughter of the young as wonderful for lunch or for between-times nibbles 1 it was deemed advisable ta arrange over a week old. artist's master, who^ wishing Velasquez And, best of all—Kellogg's Corn Flakes and fruit are exactly the trip so that those in attendance for a son-in-law did all within A thoroly clean scalded stone jar the food you should eat for warm weather! You'll feel so much could get a fair idea of the conditions his power to bring the young people cheerier, so free from drowsiness and headaches if you'll keep should be used as the preserving receptacle. and problems in each section. together and promote their romance. away from the heavy foods tins summer! Wooden pails or butter tubs He was successful, and they were married Let the children eat all they want! Fo$ We want every interest, represented .are also* good. when each was eighteen years, old. Kellogg's digest easily and rest the stomadh in any way with the growing, transportation, The method: Boil some rain or dis"tilled and supply nourishment! As they grew older their love for one marketingv and consuming water for 3$ minutes, when cool another tecanje deeper and more devoted. of potatoes to get together at one Add one part of water glass (sodium The great artist consulted time, and a tour of this kind affords Juana on everything which confronted silicate) to nine parts of water. Beat an excellent opportunity to talk over him and even after his appointment as the mixture thoroly with a wooden these different problems. I court painter by Philip. IV their lives spoon or paddle and place' it in the re. were as closely welded as in the early Automobile reservations will be ceptacle. Add the eggs rejecting any days of their marriage. When Velasquez provided by the local committee for that have a tendency to float. The solution died in 1660 at the age of sixtytwo, all who register for the tour, for which must cover the egflfs completely, his wife said that she did not there will be no charge. Registration and closely to prevent evaporation wish to live any longer, aQd actually should be made with R.C. Rose, chairman and if necessary $dd water from time died eight days later. CMUudkraMed Alwwkm af KELLOGG'S HUMBLES uJ EELLOCC'5 BRAN. of the Potato /Tour Committee, to time to have the eggs completely News advertising brings results. before ,£uly 24v covered. .. ... rj t,K iiSI