L~ JgjtiHHHdJH jim'-a ma *..*-. ar.?- jrtv^ts •*1d-JS-t* uu Page Six MOWER COUNTY NEWS,^AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, July 20, 1922. i—iuuiu iTi irt- iMZ QK»^ se i^oze4 am-Better LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF INTEREST AND VALUE TO MOWER CO. FARMERS. Crops, Marketing and Pure Bred Livestock Farm Bureau Notes. CLUB WORK DRAWS RURAL CREDITS Farmers Again people of Minnesota in many years, Art of Canning, Growing in Popularity, HOMMEL ELECTRIC b.ut that passage of the amendment, Choose J.* S Jones COUNTY INTEREST Will Be Featured at Mower County Fair I GR0UPF0RMING in spite of its urgency and its value CO. 4 to the state as a whole, depended entirely 203 NORTH MAIN STREET J. S. Jones, one of tho best known on an ^intensive campaign to for Expert Electrician Canning exhibits by girls enrolled products worth more than $750,000 agricultural leaders in Minnesota, has put all the facts before the voters. in canning club work will be a big will be put up by them. Poultry District Club Leader Statewide amp a DIAL 2 6 7 9 returned to jdie Minnesota Farm Bureau educational feature—at tjie Mower i*nd garden club work are the only J*. federation as director or its organization Committee Called to Outlines Week's county fair and stock show in Austin,1 two projects in which more boys and A Cordial for Low Spirits. department. *—1 August 22 to 25. girls are entered. These two have No man's spirits were ever hurt by Meet July 26. Activity. A Mr. Jones managed the statewide doing his duty on the contrary, t-ne a larger membership because boys,, W. R. EARL The high standard of the canning drive which brot the membership of good action, one temptation resisted as well as girls, are interested in done by girls who have entered their and overcome, one sacrifice of desire the Farm Bureau in Minnesota up to FUNERAL DIRECTOR Representatives of the farm organizations CANNING SCHOOLS them. work at the fair will be a surprise to or intei-est, purely for conscience' more than 80,000. of Minnesota 'will meet Business Residence Canning is much more popular BEING ARRANGED many women who see the exhibit. Instruction sake, will prove a cordial for weal in St. Paul on July 26 to map out an Phone 2512 Phone 2213 than a few years ago, because of the .•md low spirits, far beyond what either in canning-club work is so AUSTIN, MINN. intensive statewide campaign for the News advertising brings results. thousands of demonstrations which indulgence or diversion or company thoro that no girl can complete her rural credits amendment to the JJoys' and Girls' Organizations Hold have been put on by girls who have excelled can do for them.—Paiey. course of training without full knowledge state constitution. in the work. Many improved Picnics This Week—Other of the work. All canning will be Officers of various farmers' associations, types #f sealers, jars, and canners Demonstrations Held by the cold-pack method. TYLE in session with the executive have been perfected to make canning board of the Minnesota Farm Bureau More than 50,000 children are actively profitable in the home. The methods Mr. Pep Club work thruout Mower county federation, authorized J. F. Reed, engaged in canning club work of canning introduced by club drawing gTeat interest all over the ERVICE president of the federation, to invite in the country this year, according work have been printed in many county according to Miss .Tessie Partfridge, all agricultural organizations to select to figures just compiled by the department languages and distributed all over district club leader, who reports a representative -to serve on a of agriculture. Canned the world. unusual interest thruout the committee for the purpose of organizing I\ •whole district. Miss Partridge has support for the amendment. r/ncxiE SAYS •compiled the following notes on this President Reed has sent out a message week's activities of the various clubs: to the farm organizations of the ~TUERc?P $OVAE*m\M«s SHOULDj The boys' and girls' clubs of Mower state, asking them to appoint a delegate it Winn KOBES' CAFE vvvEkrnou, ~cvO SGS& SEX* county are holding" their picnics to a central campaign committee. kSOUY $U^CL^\PYVGU$ A. UU this week. SAUTTER, Twenty-five members of the Jolly The first session of the committee SETVJEE.VA 0$ BUt' Workers' club of Rose Creek enjoyed was set for Wednesday, July 26, in a picnic dinner and spent the afternoon QO%\\ I JE9X SET Nfc WW by F. L. LIEBENSTEIN, the Old Capitol, St. Paul. at Sutton Park Tuesday. The GUESS WHAtf \Y County Agent, Mower Co. I The farm organizations represented learning Worth While club held a picnic at the first conference, including A RELIABLE Wednesday, the Brownsdale Live the largest co-opei-ative institutions Growing Pigs Need Mineral. Wires are meeting today and the in the northwest, agreed that the rural Young pigs would grow better and BATTERY members of the Dexter Club will go credits amendment was probably build better bodies if fed more mineral to the North Woods for a picnic Friday. the most important agricultural than they get from pasture and measure that has come before the grain alone. Hard wood ashes, ground When you think in terms of Within the past week, dress form lime stone, floats, or stem bone meal buying a new battery think of demonstrations have been conducted are all very good. They may be put PHILADELPHIA at Waltham, Elkton, Le Roy, and in a self feeder where the pigs have DIAMOND GRID Austin. Nearly 150 women of Mower Dour The Troob\e is not" free access to them or may be fed at county now have gummed tape dress It is a proven thing of merit. VJMT PER. the rate of 3 to 4 pounds per 100 Users of our batteries will tell forms. US to give pounds of grain ration. Even tho a you that they consistently So much with \&bo»" Last Tuesday twenty women and Semd va good service under the most adverse grain mixture of corn meal, ground ten girls attended a canning school cigarettes conditions. A wo-cvee as vntU oats, wheat bran or middlings are at Adams. Twenty-eight jars of fruit I E E A E O A N Renew used, mineral should be fed. Uuless and vegetables (mostly peas and NOVO idleness. plenty of sldmmilk is available it is 212 EAST BRIDGE ST. PHONE: 26 10 beans) were canned by the cold pack profitable to feed some tankage. method. The members of the Adams The most profitable pigs for market And idleness isn't good for anyone. canning team assisted \vith the demonstration are those that grow rap'dly and KEEP CHICKS GROWING in the afternoon fatten at the same time and plenty Canning demonstrations will be Homeseekers Excursions —Feed them— of feed is required for them to accomplish lield in the following places next that. Pigs on good pasture QjSZ)CrH£o& FULL 'O PEP -'week: Rose Creek schoolhouse Monday with some 'grain and mineral produce afternoon, July 24 Lansing On the first and third Tuesday of each month until November the cheapest gains. POULTRY FEEDS schoolhouse Tuesday (all day) July 20th round trip Homeseekers' Excursion tickets WILL CONSTRUCT 25 Brownsdale M. E. church basement a ii will be sold to points in North and South Dakota, Wednesday morning July 26 Montana, Idaho and Washington at only £2.00 more AND ALL KINDS OF JUDICIAL DITCH Dexter schoolhouse Friday morning, than one-way fare. FEED FOR ANIMALS July 28. Any woman who are interested Good to return within twenty-one days from date of in cold pack canning will be I Hay, Straw, Mill Feed sale. Stopovers permitted in either direction at all very welcome at the demonstrations, j. F. Court Order Approves points in territory to which these tickets are sold. altho they are especially for the canning Project No. 5 Near /, club members. Any girls who HARE & GOSS Take advantage of this opportunity to investigate the -wish to learn to can by the cold pack Austin wonderful resources of these states. xaethod may still enroll in the canning Full in formation from any agent. FEED & SEED STORE Dealer In club. At an estimated cost of $98,800, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. LIME, COAL, WOOD, advertisements are expected to go Austin, Minn. CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, forward soon for the construction of 8—13918 To Puget Sound—Electrified Judicial Ditch No. 5, in Lansing, BRICK AND WALL Udolpho, Moscow, and Newry townships, No matter where or what the PLASTER. as the result of a decision by electrical trouble is, we can District Judge J. F. D. Meighen ordering make the proper repairs. It will the construction of the ditch. pay you to have your work done i||! (j Office 301 East Bridge St. Reduction' of the cost of the ditch by us. ill from $133,000 to $98,000 and the, order iilPMil! Phone: Main 32 that it follow the main section I: lines rather than cut thru any farms Hi!!!! University of Southern Austin, Minn. offset many of the objections raised Minnesota S 111 li» to the project. ill tiiilii In the hearing on the project before Phone 7502. si»M ii in »i-j w«! i-,{ Advertisements in The News reach Judge Meyjhen, J. N. Nicholsen and the consumer. T^JL'SA youa idee so I writa you letter B. F. Hughes represented the petitioners, a sic a wot you tink ee? ees gooua I Is I 1 and F. C. Sasse and Bennett one. Yoa know one time I say I no Knudtson of Albert Lea, certain of lika da congress when ho loafa too and GET PRICES on VEAL CHICKENS the objectors. mooch. But seence dat time he nlmosta go To Apportion Benefits. ii SI before selling elsewhere ii« to work. After I leave da capeetol 1 The estimated £Ost of the ditch is iiiip iiiji I read R.H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET a een da paper where he was mm $98,000 and the benefits »as shown by gonna maka investigasli of da high the court order total $121,700, of 223 East Mill St. costa for leeving. Eef he do dut I am which approximately seventy-six per gonna back dat place and aska lieem taste cent is benefits to Mower county land acuse me please. Eef he can malca da and twenty-four per cent benefits to Jceving I no costa so mooch no care Slow Freeborn county land. moocha he lay round any more. Everybody gotta trouble now make Individual assessments as shown in •da I leeving. getta raise weeth da the viewer's reports were reduced by -M EAT S- •wage Corn Hakes with tree, four time. And everything Mock approximately twenty-five per cent. eat I I hava raise, too. So tink was In a few instances the court made further #reata stuff when da congress stoppa rmpmmm! reductions where the shown, benefits chew rag da and maka fight weeth da WE ARE CUTTING THE BEST price. as shown by the viewers were high STEER AND HEIFER BEEF But eef he maka too moocha investfgash not correct. The assessment of. the and no do somating wot's da Lansing creamery was raised from Compare such a breakfast or lunch with a heavy, greasy txse? For longa time da congress try HERE ARE SOME OF OUR PRICES $1,500 to $2,000. The road assessments diet on a hot day! Realize the health and cooling refreshment otoppa de League of Nations. But wot for Lansing, Udolpho, Moscow of Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Raspberries, or any we need more as anyting ees somebody Boiling Beef, lb 5c and Newry townships were increased .7. fresh fruits! You will feel so much better—and work stoppa da leak of rations. by approximately fifty per cent. Short Ribs of Beef, lb. 8c and 9c better and play better! One man weeth beega family tella me he gotta trouble maka both ends Beef Roasts, lb 10c and 12V^c And Kellogg's Corn Flakes are so appetizing. They meet every week. I tella heem I gotta Beef Roasts, best cuts, fancy, lb 15c and 16c appeal wonderfully to finicky folks—just the food for hot, •trouble maka just one end meat. 1 A vol I Letter*. uncomfortable weather. Yet Kellogg's are as nourishing editors volume of Beef Steak, lb 1 20c The of a recent *penda everything maka-een da wage use of literary selections for the college as they are delightful. Just use plenty of cold milk and •for beefsteak payaday Saturday night. Hamburger Steak, lb.. ..9c TOASTED Lamb and students calmly omit fresh fruit and you have a fine, satisfying meal! But mebbe dat guy no care ver mooch and justify the Hazlitt proceed to CORN da expense eef he wanta meat for Eat lightly this summer and keep well. You'll free yourself TRY OUR HOME MADE SAUSAGE omission by the remarkable assertion ends every week. iKtth from sluggish drowsiness and from headaches. Keep FLAKES "in that to encourage a pupil pleasant Wot you tink? Pork Sausage, lb. 12Vsc the little tots on a Kellogg's diet and see how they benefit! rambles with Elia or Hazlitt through is put a Bologna, lb 13c the by-ways of literature to The old members of the potato of weapon into the hands those critics beetle tribe wear convict stripes the Weinersj lb 18c Just be certain you get who condemn the English teacher as 'young members are "Reds." Both Kellogg's Corn Flakes in the Summer Sausage, lb. ....h ..20c to 35c a pedant of a dilettante and to irfnrig are undesirable citizens. Paris RED and GREEN package. hasten the exodus of college men from green dissolved in water at the rate bears the signature of It COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHER MARKETS, the liberal arts course The thing to W. K. Kellogg, originator of one teaspoonful to a gallon of fluid of Corn Flakes. None are do say these exponents of liberal culture, wfll get them easily and quickly. YOU WILL FIND A BIG DIFFERENCE genuine without it. The is to study authors who present newly organized Elk River potato spray ring association is giving "a logically connected program of CORNTOtAKES *Ti*» best of satisfaction, according to ideas!" Study Huxley, study Millr FARRELL MEAT COMPANY reports. study Godwin, study Paine—all of The spray used is a bordeaux whom are represented in this volume mixture combined with calcium 119 East Bridge Street Also makers of KELLQGG'S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krnmbled —but don't study LambHl^n Mother arsenate for poison. A man is employed words, don't study literature.—Harry to operate the sprayer at a Review, T. Baker, in the American pnwp -3vfe f.J- Vb.*