Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
October 16, 1922 · Page 2 of 8
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4pf" IS1 '*$s 3ES ^4J_^ V*JC* V*,\ Pag5 Three! Tfc-v MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINK Monday,'Oct. 16,1922. Real^Type of Chicago recovered Development of Jewelry. •I..—.. ivi The first important advance In the Here, There and Everywhere I ts»S development of jewel's, from our standpoint, was the gradual addition, MM- 4m— In some unknown period, of stones Educational Meet.—Over 500 tench ,, Former" Gophers Frolic Last which in themselves possessed some Buv a SfforKlandSpend ers from Northern Minnesota towns week a gathering of all former Minnseotans elements.'qf beauty. The second step gathered in Thief 'River Falls for in the vicinity of Pasadena comes when carving appeared. To the the difference their annual convention, last Thursday beetle (the scarJfb) were quickly added (Calif.) was held at' that place,... An Si* the frog (sign of resurrection), and and Friday. The Hon. W. I. Nolan, organization of former Gophers has either the whole or Some part of the speaker of -the Minnesota House been in existence at Pasadena for a wearer's favorite god: There were of Representatives and Superintendent number of years arid this organization then three forms of magic jewels the W. F. Webster of the Minneapolis sponsored the big party of last stone which was worn for the sake City schools were among those week. A large gathering was on hand of Its powers, the stone, itself Ineffective, -who addressed the educators. %nd a grand old time was enjoyed, whicll possessed magic by virtue of the shape into which it was 'according to reports^ 9 Elect Class Officers.-—The classes of carved and the combination of these $ the Junior High school elected offi-cers two, a potent stone carved Into some Parent-Teacher Assn,—A ParentTeacher potent image.—National Jeweler. last week. The ninth grade Association was formed in chose Donald McLaughlin, president Hayfield last Thursday night. Keen Ruth Nockelby, vice-president Mary interest was evidenced by the large News items from all sections of this Jordan, secretary Harold Butler, territory are wanted by The News. number of persons who attended the treasurer. The eighth grade chose organization meeting. The Hayfield Lyndale Dimmitt, president Helen Herald says, "The enthusiasm and Terry, vice-president Joseph Early, I & SIGNS interest that was shown by those who secretary, and James, Talbortson, were present was a great encouragement ON TIME F.O.B. treasurer.. and promised splendid results Metal, Cloth and Card Board in re 5 Hold Special Electioi^—Waseca will Signs. a special election^on October 23 hold I & SIGN CO. purpose of voting or rejecting for the Select Class Pins.—The junior LeRoy, Minnesota. bond issue. The bond a $99,000 class of Austin'high school, thru its covers three projects the building issue commitee has selected th% class pins, a sewage disposal plant, the of and rings for the class.. Charles Lorado Taft, sculptor, has at last found a model whom he considers just of a drain connecting the building Pooler and Yalfrid Hegge formed the right for a typical "Miss Chicago" to complete S large figurehead for the city, northeastern portion* of the town with committee. All local jewelers were and before long-the work will be finished. THOMAS A. CONLON LeSueur River, and the purchasing the asked to bid- on the order. It' was a tract of land for school and of awarded to Bryan Dineen. Legumes .are Good ded to the premiums. Uncle Sam AUCTIONEER purposes. park carries all the overhead expense and For Soil and Feed JOBS NEEDED the premium is based only on the net mortality rate. So while a grateful government The man who makes auctioneering BY VETERANS More legumes on Minnesota farms marks time on the proposition of adjusted will be a slogan for of the state his business. 1923 compensation, it behooves every university's agricultural extension veteran to reinstate-his- insurance. DIAL 2156 FOR DATES service. Legumes recommended by Remember that this U. S. Government Veterans Bureau Is Attempting Minnesota experiment station men AUSTIN, MINN. Life Insurance is issued only are Medium red, alsike, Mammoth to Place A Badge of Honor. to former soldiers, sailors^ marines refinements clover, alfalfa, sweet clover and soybeans With its many new A prominent Legionaire was heard and Army and Navy nurses. Consequently Them. The first three are fairly well recently to express the bonus thot in it should be prized as ja and even more distributed over the state, but should away few had yet looked upon it. It certificate of their services to the Nation be more generally grown. Home J. F. FAIRBANKS was remarked that while the government during the World War—A badge complete equipment, at no Here is a list of skilled ex-service grown legume feeds are cheaper than had not yet seen fit to award of honor. purchased^ feeds. They are adapted men who have been trained in their the veterans their adjusted compensation, extra cost to you, the Ford to an improved crop rotation system selected lines in the foremost colleges there was a "bonus" which A Timely Suggestion. and are of great value in keeping and trade schools in the country. comparatively few had yet applied Dealer In Sedan is now more than This is the season of the year when up soil fertility. After a thoro course of study for. He referred to government Life the prudent and careful housewife under the direction of the Veteran's Agricultural extension service men replenishes her supply of Chamberlain's COAL, WOOD, LIME, ever the world's greatest Insurance. Bureau, they have now reached a point of the university say that sweet clover Cough Remedy. It is almost It is true. Here, is Insurance offered certain to be needed before the winter's CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, of proficiency entitling them to consideration and soybeans should be.planted enclosed car value. Terms only to veterans of the World over and results are much more by employers in general. more extensively in Minnesota year BRICK AND WALL prompt and satisfactory when it is War at a cost which canot be met by afjter year. Sweet plover can be Real Estate and Insurance' Salesman—Two kept at hand and given as soon as if desired. ay life Isurace Compay for participaing PLASTER. years Placement Training| utilized for pasture, hay, seed and the first indication of a cold appears insurance with similar benefits. and before it has become settled in Forty-three years of age. Married. green manure, while the soybean This is made possible because the the system. There is no danger in Efficiency is good. Is not forceful can,4be used as silage and hay and also giving it to children as it contains cost of admission is not levied on the AUSTIN AUTO CO. Office 301 East Bridge St. type of salesman, but a good, steady as meal hulled and ground. no opium or other harmful drug. premium but is borne by the Government man and a persistent plugger. -I in a separate appropriation. Austin, Minnesota Phone: Main 32 A to ha E When you have your printing done There is no $50,00 insurance company The Borrower." Eighteen months Institutional training, at The News, yoy combine three essentials—quality, president, nor hundreds of clerk's salaries, Bill's lost his hat again." Austin, Minn. eighteen months placement training, nor immense office expense ad- reasonable price, "How do you know?" twenty-seven years of age. Married. and speed. "I can't find mine." mechanic, but slow. Good Twenty-seven years of Lawyer South Dakota with high standing. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllHIII Dependable. Pleasing person, Very "THE SIMPLER THE BETTER" ality. Desires employment in law office APPLIES TO SCHOOL COATS opportunity to establish practice or Tell Your "WANTS" himself. for Copyrlght. 1922, Western Nwpafrer Union IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Vulcanizer Farmer. Sixteen "Trust him little who praises all, him months training as vulcanizer. Twenty-four leas who censurea all. and him least years of age, married. Eighth who is indifferent to all." "Self-conquest is the greatest of victories." grade graduate. Honest, reliable, Over Our Wire good worker. Assistant Business Manager—23 GOOD EATING of age. Physical condition years is a dish not to A good goulash good, healed gunshot wound. Efficiency simplest of foods be despised. The good. Institutional Reports Excellent. may be most appetizing Should makea valuable employee. if carefully prepared Telephone Switchboard Maintenance—33 and seasoned, the years of age. Dependents: most complex and extravagant wife and child. Good health at present. you need competent help, a Probable efficiency: Good character spoiled by the elements: Honest, reliable and you want a room, handling. Industrious. Training effort: good. a on Hungarian Goulash. Can recommend this man anywhere. you want a home, pound of veal from the shoulder, cut Shoe Repairer—25 years of age. in small pieces and brown in a tablespoonful Single. Physical condition good. Probable of drippings. Remove the you want a cook, efficiency: good. Character elements: veal to casserole, add four tablespoonfuls a of drippings to the frying honest, reliable and industrious. you want to buy anything, pan and cook one cupful of diced Training Effort: good. Can recommend onion until yellow, then add the onions this man anywhere. you want to sell anything. to the veal and three tpblespoon^ Bank Bookkeeper—25 years of age. fuls of flour to the drippings and reserve Single. Probable efficiency: only fair. to add for the gravy. To the •*".* Character elements: Slow thinker veal and onions add 1% cupfuls of but trustworthy. Progress and effort: boiling wateri cover and cook slowly for three hours an hour before serving fair. Remarks: Should be placed in add two cupfuls of diced potatoes small bank. DIAL 2650 and one of diced turnips. Cook until Bookkeeper-Stenographer—26 yrs. tender, add the fat and flour to the of age, married. Physical condition: casserole and serve from the casserole. good., possesses ability to meet the public. Should prove valuable employee. Melt four tablespoonfuls of fat, add one tablespoonful of minced onion, The U. S. Veterans' Bureau has a Mower County News Want-Ads and cook until soft add four tablespoonfuls complete history of the men since flour, seasoning to taste, and three cupfuls of tomato cook, they have been in training and will stirring constantly until smooth and Are Regular Go-Getters give a comprehensive report of man's thick. Cook five minutes, "then add 4rT"^HE simpler the better" seems like those shown on. the back of the ability and character as well as effort one cupful of grated cheese and the to be the axiom governing designers coat at the left of the two Illustrated. and progress made while undergoing spaghetti, mixing with a fork lightly. of children's coats, as may be Many coats are made with yokes, training. These "reports are Pile in the center of a hot platter, garnish gathered from a study of the two little either straight or circular, and these complete and unbiased in every respect. with strips of boiled ham. maids from school pictured h^re. again provide variety of design. If the man is sloyr, the progressive Veal Soup.—Take two pounds of The matter of most, importance is The ^sturdiest coatings are selected employer will be so informed. the knuckle of veal, cover with water warmth, which is taken care of by for these garments for wear day in The men have been under close and cook until the veal is tender. the materials used and snug adjustment and day out and fashion looks with There should be five or six cupfuls of supervision during periods of from of the garment to youthful figures. smiling favor on a "hat to match," Iff you don't know exactly how you want it worded our stock. Add two cupfuls of diced potatoes For this season nearly all the two to four years and the estimation either a tam or a round hat with sectional to the stock and cook until tender. models are cut on straight lines, With of man's ability by trained officers crown and softly rolling brim. "want-ad taker" will help you phrase It so it will PULL Cut the meat in small cubes, close-fitting coat sleeves and fronts Polo cloth tams and those of velvet should prove a valuable guide. add them t« the cooked potatoes, 1% that overlap more or less. The good are popular and knitted- headwear Is If you know where any of the tablespoonfuls of mushroom catchup, cause .la helped along also by, pockets not to be overlooked. All trimmings above men can be employed, write one-half teaspoonful of salt and pepper at the sides that will snugly are the simplest possible. the nearest Veterans' Bureau office, to season. Thicken slightly with house small fingers In time of need -i Wool stockings, high shoes and The Mower County News a tablespoonful of flour mixed witb referring to men mentioned. The and by warm collars of Inexpensive bloomer dresses of wool or heavy cotton one tablespoonful of butter, and when U. S. Veterans' Bureau maintains offices furs that may be fastened up about fabrics "make up a school outfit well cooked, to the meat and stock. the throat. at Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth, for the little miss that reflects th° Chop one hard-cooked, egg and pour These collars are decorative as well Minn., Fargo, N. D., Sioux Falls, good judgment of -her mothe^. _5,,, -4- the meat and vegetables over it. Lay "The Community Paper" as cozy and this same quality, looked S. D., and Helena, Montana. one-half lemon, thinly sliced, over the after in buttons, insures all the embellishment meat and serve hot. t- Ssp needed. 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