V«T Jpi ^-T/ «u V%^M 2£**3r Jr. A, COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Sit Monday, Aug. 7, 1922. +*j& «£. iJ^ Raise More and Better LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF INTEREST AND VALUE TO MOWER CO. FARMERS. Crops, Marketing and Pure Bred Livestock Farm Bureau Notes. $75,000 PROFIT Washington Gets Tree Seeds From Indiana Real Estate Transfers Life's Many Sweet Things. There's night and day, brother, both IN SIX MONTHS sweet things sun, moon and stars, S. D. Goetsch et ux to Rudolph •brother, all sweet things there's likewise C. Pabst et al, S1/^ the wind on the heath. Life i.s very sweet, brother who would wish SW% 13 & E% NE% 23103N-17W Co-operative Agency to die?—George Borrow. 22200.00 «. Joseph Sachse et'ux to Edward Sets Aside Big Dr. B. T. Johnson •fi L. Rice, 7 11 R. Surplus. R. Add'n 2500.00 DENTIST Frank L. Robinson et al to By Farm Bureau News Service— Office over Wold Drug Store. Pertinent Printers it Clarence J. Robinson, small Profits amounting to more than DIAL 2603 tract of land NW% NE1^ Uafamkir of MIbbmw PWwitJ by (ha Agricakural $57,000 have been set aside by the 25-103-15 1600.00 Central Co-operative Commission association ster, a purebred Jersey sire, to have Albert Schultz et ux to Wm. COW TESTING IS in the first six months of HOMMEL ELECTRIC an average yearly production of 349 J. Jansen et al, W% NW^4 1922, to be returned to patrons in the IMPORTANT WORK pounds of butterfat, at an average 14-104N-15W 5000.00 CO. form of patronage dividends. age of five year's and six months. The In the first five months of its operations, Clarence W. Rosenthal et ux yearly production, of their dams was Twenty New Associations for Testing 203 NORTH MAIN STREET ending December 31, 1921, the to Victoria & W. G. Officer, 237 pounds of fat at" an average age of for Expert Electrician Formed, a 100 Percent Increase. farmers' terminal marketing agency eight years. An average increase of 1 11 Woodland Park "The period from September 1, DIAL 2 6 79 I 112 pounds or 47.2 per cent. Here was accumulated profits amounting to Addition 3600.00 a bull worth keeping. But he had already 1921, to July 1, 1922, marks the greatest ... more than $22,000. This surplus was Glen G. Morrison to L. G. gone to the butcher before his progress in cow testing association returned to the livestock producers Minger, N% NWy4 & SE1^ work in- Minnesota," says E. A. Hanson, value was known. A early this year. The total savings dairy specialist, with headquarters NW% 11-101U-15W .' 1200.00 A certain farmer upon joining the realized by farmers thru dividends W. R. EARL at University Farm. "Twenty new same association was about to sell a James Scanlon to Katie ScanIon, and surplus laid aside by the Central associations were organized during "poor" cow to the butcher. The tester SW% SE*4 2 3-101N16W—Love FUNERAL DIRECTOR this time, an increase of 100 per cent. found her to be the best cow in the amount to $79,000, altho the organization & Affection herd, with 367 pounds of fat for her "The cow testing association," he Business Residence has been in operation less than Phone 2512 Phone 2213 James Scanlon to John Scanlon, year's record. Then he tested his added, "provides an excellent way for a year. E% SEx/4 & SEVi NE% AUSTIN, MINN. "best" cows—she proved to be one of the dairyman of limited means .to locate Lower commission rates charged by his poorest, with only 175 pounds for his 'boarder' cows to obtain yearly 23-101N-16W—Love & Affection. the Central for handling livestock, it records, and to find the value of the year. Finally he held a public MaJ. D. L. Weart, at the left, and Lieut. Col. C. O. Sherrill,"with seeds is estimated, saved farmers $19,000 the sire before his hide is made into sale. What he once thought his "best" W. L. Peterson to Edith Murray, of trees that will be planted in Washington. The seeds were sent from Indiana, Spencer Jordan cow sold for $75 his, "poorest" boots." in the last five months of 1921. In and are from historic trees. SW fr'l 19-103-15 500.00 brought $195. As an illustration of the fact that the first half of 1922, these savings Chas. E. Butts et ux to Jay looks are often deceiving when it have been increased by another $16,000. M. Wriggins, EV2 SE1^ & Funeral Director. comes to selecting ^ows on the basis HESSIAN FLY FOUND LEGS—A Means of Locomotion or An The Establishment of of production and profit, Mr. Hanson NWVi SE% 3-101N-18W. .22800.00 IN SPRING WHEAT Profits and savings in reduced commission Ornamental Adjunct to the Human Body? cites the example of two cows found Service. Carrie B. Boulton to Mary charges do not represent all in the same herd in the New Righland Elizabeth Cressey, 7 cow testing association. The two are the direct cash benefits of cooperative Destroy All Volunteer Fall Wheat to Ten years ago it would have been* 4 W. Park Addition 1.00 much alike in color, size and breeding. a movement is on foot here to -defeat action on the terminal livestock Save Spring Wheat. quite difficult for an ordinary mortal Gilbert Storflaten et ux to The owner would hardly venture to CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. the return to the long skirt and thus market, according to J. S. Montgomery. to discourse intelligently on legs. Today Nels Haugland, 3 3 The presence of the Hessian fly has state which of the two was most prof- Dial 2038 foil the aims of Paris and maintain Livestock valued at several the matter has been simplified been discovered in winter wheat near original village of Austin 7000.00 Physician and Surgeon American predominance. Support for hundred thousand dollars has been Waconia in Carver county, according to an extraordinary degree, due mainly Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. Charles O. Brownell et ux to this movement is divided locally, handled thru the association's stocker to reports received by A. G. Ruggles to the fact that the past two years X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment August Bardouche et ux, S young women with shapely legs rallying and feeder service at actual cost, sav» Assistants— of University farm, state entomologist. have witnessed the greatest—and 38 ft. Its. 5 & 6 6 Palmers whole-heartedly to the short skirt This is the first time in 15 years that Ernest H.Morris, M. D. ing the producer thousands of dollars probably the best—display of legs the the pest has been authentically reported Add'n. to village of Austin 1.00 Mabelle Moore, R. H. standard, while those with "cowboy in commissions and other expenses, world has ever known for centuries. in the state. style," or slightly bowed, and "give he said. Where it was only rumored, back in Hatching out in the spring as maggots Legs are usually provided with feet and take," or "you let me by and I'll from eggs laid by the adult fly, 1916 and 1917, that women had legs, and, in combination with these, once FAIR TICKETS TO BE reciprocate," legs are for the change N the larvae attack the wheat stalk between the truth has been ably demonstrated furnished the most rapid means of J. F. FAIRBANKS decreed by the Frenchwomen. the leaf sheath and the stem. by hundreds of young women— locomotion. This means of covering The leg, in both sexes, is said to Barley and rye are also attacked, but SOLD INADVANCE and some not so young—in Owatonna, the ground has since become obsolete oats is immune. have been primarily designated to prevent Steele county and thruout the length Because the life history of the fly with the introduction of the motor the torso from dragging on the and breadth of the land. includes two generations a year, elimination car. It has been noticed that a number sidewalk. They were also meant, it Dealer In of all volunteer wheat springing That men have legs has long been of local men still use the pedal is said, as a means of locomotion. Coupons Will be Offered up the late fall would mean extremities to cover the ground with a matter of public record, this being The latter use has been practically elimination of the pest in the spring COAL, WOOD, LIME, and are still able to cover enormous known even before the days when the at All Banks—Bigger discarded among Owatonna young women wheat areas. On the other hand, the distances even when Standing still.— CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, adoption of bifurcated garments, commonly pest thrives especially well in winter in favor of automobiles driven by Attendance Sought. called trousers, breeches and, By M'sier Repos, in the Owatonna •wheat regions because the young the city's gay young Lotharios. Two BRICK AND WALL plants form an excellent place for the ournal-Chronicle. by the more vulgar, pants, made the legs were provided so that one might PLASTER. pupae to live through the winter. fact so evident that there has since provide support while the other was Advance sale coupon tickets at reduced Growing from eggs laid by the adult been no room for argument. Because kicking. Well developed, a leg proves rates are to be offered for this By upon the upper surface of the leaf, WE BUY—iSELL—MARKET of this fact it is hardly necessary to an excellent support for the body, year's Minnesota State Fair, September the resultant maggots hatch out in Office 301 East Bridge St. ALL TYPE1S OF PATENTS. treat with the male equipment for locomotion. this fact being proven especially well September, work down into the leaf 2 to 9, establishing a precedent in E. A. Hanson sheath, and there enter the "flaxseed" by the argument presented by a front WRITE US AT ONCE. Minnesota but copied after the plan Dairy specialist with agricultural extension Phone: Main 32 or pupa- stage, so called because of the The feminine leg is, however, a row group in a musical comedy chorus. used successfully by the Canadian division, University of Minnesota. ROBERTSON-HOLMES OO. resemblance. In May of the following comparatively recent discovery, especially National exposition at Toronto for c. year the tiny adult fly emerges and Austin, Minn. 28 So. 10th St., Minneapolis. among ladies past a total of many years, fair officials have announced. soon begins to lay its eggs and the itable. At the end of the year's testing sixteen summers. It was first found second generation begins. The cycle the records "told the story." Mary, the war among the feminine populate from egg to maggot and pupa to fly While the Minnesota State Fair is a Mr. rep the "star boarder," had produced 84 Is again repeated. exist shortly after the outbreak of leader in introducing the plan in the pounds of butter fat, consumed $49.50 Eradication of all volunteer wheat is tion of. Paris, famous as the capital of TYLE United States, officers said they believed worth of feed, and showed a loss of very important in the spring wheat Fashion, of lesser importance as the $7.55 on feed alone, to say nothing of it would stimulate interest in areas, according to Dr. Ruggles, for principal city of France. The spread labor, interest on the investment, and the exposition and increase attendance. effective conlrol of the pest. Deep depreciation which had to be paid for of knowledge regarding this discovery ERVICE plowing after harvest followed by continued from the profits of other animals in has been probably the most rapid cultivation to keep the soil pulverized Each ticket will contain six admission the herd. Queen, Mary's stall mate, ever noted in scientific discoveries, is a measure of importance for coupons and will sell for $3, or at produced 365 pounds»of butterfat at 95 per cent of the pupae so buried will becoming known as far west as Owatonna ATISFACTION the rate of 50 cents an admission. a feed cost of $49.50. Both cows received not survive. Finally, sowing on the in 1918. The discovery was identical rations, but the margin Tickets will be transferable and may "fly free date" advised by the -state originally made by French boulevard of profit above cost of feed for be used by an adult or party of entomology department, is essential Queen was $122.19. loungers following the adoption of adults at the outside gate or to the for scientists have been able to determine The Meeker county cow testing association the short skirt as the result of the very accurately the period after unreserved section pf the grandstand recently sent 50 cows to the KOBES' CAFE wartime shortages of cloth and money. which sowing in any particular area or horse show. Plans are to have all block after the records showed, them of the state is safe. These same causes and the fact banks in Minnesota sell the tickets. to be money losers. AnJjnportant fact that feminine legs in Owatonna were demonstrated by dairymen in this association The sale will close August 19. The New White Clover Disease. found ornamental led to a rapid adoption was the superiority of clover What appears to be a fine powdery regular admission at the time of the of the short skirt in this city and hay in securing greater production. In mold or mildew has been present on fair will be 75 cents and therefor a six months' observation period 153 red and white clover in Minnesota vicinity. Rumors have been circulated purchasers of coupon tickets "^ill save cows fed clover hay gaye an average fields and lawns the present season. that the short skirt's popularity has $1.50 on the six admissions. I GET PRICES on VEAL and CHICKENS yield of 173 pounds of butterfat, while This is a disease which has not been been abbetted thru efforts of Owatonna Children will be admitted free at reported in Minnesota prior to this season, 190 cows fed timothy or wild hay yielded merchants who find good profits before selling elsewhere only "143 pounds. As grain" costs the fair the opening Saturday and says Dr. j. G. Leach, a plant disease in the sale of silk, lace and other for each group averaged practically specialist with the University of Labor day, when accompanied by an R. H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET sheer hoisery but. a committee of the same, being $13.32 for the clover Minnesota. No effective control methods -adult member of their families.. Each fed animals and $13.44 for the timothy these merchants has declared this to are known, he adds. The disease 226 East Mill St. day after 6 p. m. children's admission I\ Is wavYv\a has been prevalent throughout the fed cows, the 30-pound excess meant be insidious propaganda. These merchants, will be waived under the same United States the last two years. a higher profit per cow of approximately spend &W vjour \\me nevertheless, are shuddering conditions. Automobiles will be admitted $12.62, in favor of those fed clover. There have beeh rumors that the with fear as to what the new long free each day after 6 p. m. except Assuming two herds of 12 cows each mouths of horses have been made sore "ty^onc? Ao re E93B skirt rage will do to the silk stocking by eating the mildewed hay, but no of equal breeding as average examples, on Labor day. We Sell Cheaper industry when it finally "takes" boll soft evidence has been submitted to the the clover fed herd would show here. plant specialists to show that mildewed the higher return of $151.44 in six 352,000 Autos Make clover has any injurious effects on months. Silage was not a factor in The return to the long skirt is declared Vwiin^ these results, according to Mr. Hanson, Big Minnesota Gain horses or cattle. On the contrary, Dr. to have resulted from the discovery, for every member of the association Leach has word from the University by the parisian founders, of except one owned a silo. Results of Tennessee that cattle fed mildewed About 352,000 motor cars—316,000 Better get to work—take the first that institution, that Owatonna girls become the more conclusive in the clover there for two weeks exhibited automobiles and 36,000 motor trucks face of the fact that the herds fed timothy in particular and American girls in no disease symptoms. Here Are Some of Our Every Day Prices job you can get— —also 3,200 motorcycles and 800 and wild hay possessed.a larger general were "stealing" the Paris H. G. Larson Added to Force. number of high grades and purebreds trailers are now licensed for 1922 in mademoiselles' "stuff" and putting The extension office at University Good Things to Eat For than those fed on the legume. Minnesota, according to Mike Holm, into the field a greatly superior article Farm has been advised that H. G. Larson Assuming the 20 per cent increase secretary of state. The grand total 15c Per Lb. Picnic Hams in the way of legs. It is said that of St. Louis county, has been added in production shown in this one case is Animals of 356,000 registrations during the to the force of the Minnesota Potato a fair basis for the entire state, Mr. Bacon Squares 12&c" last seven months discloses a gain of Exchange and is available for explaining Hanson estimates that $10,000,000 its system and methods to county '20,000 over the complete 1921 total could be add^l to Minnesota's annual 20c Fancy Bacon Strips Hay, Straw, Mill Feed agents or groups of interested farmers. and scores of applications continue to income from dairy products if all This service is expected to be of 5c Boiling Beef cows kept for milk production were pour in, he said. value in clearing up the difficulties of fed liberally with legume hay. Motor vehicle receipts to August FULL O'PEP tha exchange. Thick Short Ribs off Beeff 8c Too many good sires go to the 1 were $560,000 in excess of the 1921 block before their value as transmitters American county agricultural'agents Beef Steak revenue, but still far short of the annual 20c POULTRY. FEEDS of high producing qualities is discovered. worked with 1,065,098 farmers in getting amount expended to finance the Cow testing associations, cows tested for tuberculosis last Hamburger Steak 9c Babcock plan under Good Roads says Mr. Hanson, will locate the bull year. with the high producing daughters. BEEKEEPERS' SUPPPLIES* Amendment No. 1. Beef Roast 10C-12'2C-15C Here is an example. Cook vegetables in as little water as possible. Leave the cover off green The Plainview-Elgin association We don't meet prices we make them. We give special prices to farmers baying in large ones to keep their color. found three grade daughters of Lod- .Why Cowboy Wore a Handkerchief. The handkerchief which encircled every cowboy's neck was intended as. Fire in hay mows and stacks usually Varnishing the kitchen linoleum quantities for threshing, etc. 1 a mask for occasional ues, not as an breaks out where hay has been stored about twice a year keeps it bright, HARE & G0SS wet with rain and dew. Investigations article of dress. As the wearer rode makes it" easy to clean, and lengthens The electrical system on your car show that hay can be stored safely In behind a bunch of mpving live its life. v"\: life. can be repaired right here in Austin. FEED & SEED STORE when cured enough so that'a wisp of stock, the still knotted handkerchiefs Why go farther? 1 If' Spraying the cows to ward off flies it twisted tightly does not show juice broadest part was pulled up over the FARRELL MEAT COMPANY Universtijr of Southern Minn and keep up the milk flow is as much coming to the surface and when there Wearer's inouth and nose. The mask fa? a part of the routine on some farms is no rain 0r*dew on it._ Austin, Minn. Stilus formed eliwjpated the otherwise 119 East Bridge Street as spraying the potatoes is on others. suffocating dust and made breathing ijg PHONE NE 6743, r$ The News, $2.50 by the year, and possible,,—P, H, Rollins la "The Cow- Sdeiglr Phone your items to 2650. worth it. sr