aw-MUM,J,. **—"PS iis -V i-* -. Page Six MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, Nov. 16, 1922 w? Raise More and Better! 2PI-1LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF INTEREST AND VALUE TO MOWER CO. FARMERS. Crops, Marketing and |,C Pure Bred Livestock^ Farm Bureau Notes* 267 ANIMALS AT GRAIN RUST WAR ARE YOUR DAIRY NOTICE. Chamberain's Cough Remedy Spencer Jordan ite with people everywhere. It is especially The mill at Waltham, Minnesota, the Mother's. Faorite. GETTING RESULTS prized by mothers of young LIVESTOCK SHOW COWS PROFITABLE will resume operations about January $ The soothing and healing properties children for colds, croup and whooping 1 to 15. Feed grinding at present of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, cough, as it always affords quick Funeral Director. a a is a twice a week and will in future its pleasant taste and prompt and *Ti The Establishment of effectual cures have made it a favor­ other harmful drugs. grind every day. 40-2-pd s-w Service. Second Annual Meeting Winter Is Best Time to Boy and Girl Winners of Barberry Foes Get Rid of the In County Contests FARM LOANS I & SIGNS & DONOVAN & GOSLEE Held Tuesday. "Boarders." Display Pets. Funeral Directors ON TIME and Embalmers We make Farm Loans at lowest Metal, Cloth and Card Board T. W. Donovan—5914 Abundant proof that barberry This is the time of the year when Boy and giH winners in feeding Signs. H. A. Gpslee—6637 rates, without delay. eradication in the wheat growing clubs from 70 counties in Minnesota I & SIGN CO. Day Calls—^Phone 2188 the best dairymen are giving their areas of the United States already Agents for the Federal Land Bank. Night Calls have 267 pet calves, pigs and sheep herds some special attention, care LeRoy, Minnesota. is producing desired results and that At South St. Paul this week, competing Motor and Carriage Service and feed. They are making preparations Come in and see us before you the campaign, now well established, for honors in the fifth Junior to furnish comfortable quarters if continued, will do away entirely pace your loan. livestock show- The 1922 event is for their cows With plenty of with the pest was presented at the Jrigger and better in every way than nourishing feed and pure fresh good second annual meeting of the Conference Farmers and Merchants State Bank. its predecessors. water to drink during the winter for the Prevention of Grain Austin, Minn. months. This year, there are 190 calves entered, Rust, held in St. Paul, Tuesday, November compared with 178 a year ago. It has been proven by our best 14. Critics, who viewed the well groomed dairymen that fall freshening cows On the program was Dr. E. C. animals just before they were As I am quitting the farm and will sell all my personal property at are most profitable for we have time Stackman, scientist, who has just returned Public Sale! public auction at the farm known as the C. H. Webber farm, adjoining the taken to the judging ring, said the to care for them over winter, having from Europe where he spent Woodland school, 3 miles northwest of Austin and one mile north and three quality was noticeably better. Interest clover or alfalfa hay, corn silage miles east of Oakland on five months investigating barberry in the grand championship was or home grown grains to feed them. WEpNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1922 eradication in Denmark, Holland, keen, but hardly more so than in Then ii^ spring the fresh pastures Belgium, France, Germany and England. SALE START3 AT 11:00 A. M. FREE LUNCH AT NOON who was to win in the pure bred come ana stimulate more production, He found, he told the conference, We will sell the following described property at public auction at the grade classes. thus the heavy producing season is rust nowis unknown in Denmark farm known as the old Kimball farm 3% miles south of the Fair Grounds lengthened for the dairy herd. .The There are 38 entries in the |pig at Austin, Minnesota on because there- are no barberry prices of dairy products usually are show three more than last year. bushes and eradication work is well -SS&SF' ye?rs 0,d» weight 1000 lbs. 1 Gray Mare, 5 years old, weight 3 better in winter and therefore encourage Sheep judges had to inspect 39 animals, 1200 lbs. 1 Gray Mare,4 years old, weight 1100 lbs 1 Gray Gelding, 4 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922 under way'in the other countries visited. years old, weight 1000. lbs. One Bay Driving Mare, 6 years old 1 Bay winter production. Other five more than in 1921. Gelding, 3 years "old 1 Gray Mare, 3 years old. farm work and income is less then With judging in afternoon and the "Results obtained in Europe," he than during the busy harvest season. 30 HEAD OF CATTLEr—11 Head of extra good milk cows to freshen by day banquet in the evening out of the said, "prove conclusively that we in of sale and soon after. Four heifers coming two years old, in calf four* Calves born in fall and properly SALE STARTS AT 11:00 A. M. way Thursday the youngsters were FREE LUNCH AT NOON this country are on the right track." teen spring calves one steer, 2 years old. cared for get a better start than looking forward to the sale Friday, Mr. Stackman, who accepts nothing those born in spring, which are molested HEAD OF DUROC JERSEY HOGS—6 Brood Sows with litters at side for that event will determine what as a fact until it is proved^ to him, HEAD OF HORSES^—1 30 extra good Shoats. 15 Black Gelding, coming 4 years old, weight 1400 by flies and hot weather. All each will have to show for the season's pounds Sorrel 1 Gelding, 9 years old, weight 1000 pounds 1 Gray Mare, is more enthusiastic than ever over of these factors and many others favor work in caring for and feed* 100 PURE BRED WHITE WYANDOTTE HENS-^- 7 years old, weight 1400 pounds 1 Black Mare, 8 years old, weight 1350 the eradication. barberry winter dairying. pounds 5 yearling Colts 1 Sucking Colt 3 two year old Colts 1 Brown *ng the animals. H. 0. Tellier of A feature of the meeting was a MACHINERY—1 Piano 7-foot binder 1 Thomas hay loader 1 Acme combination Mare, 3 years old, weight 1400 pounds 1 Gray Mare, 9 years old, weight Farmington will be in charge of auctioneering. This_is the time the year then side delivery hay rake and tedder 1 Deering hay rake 1 Deering first showing of a new motion picture 1500 pounds. where we should fix up our stables, mower 1 Gale corn planter 1 all-steel truck wagon 1 4-pole stacking outfit, prepared by the conference, giving with 35 poles, 50 ft. of 1-inch cable and carrier I DeLaval Cream ventilate them proper*/, install drinking microscopic views of the ste nirust separator 1 20-foot ladder 1 triple wagon box 1 & 2-row corn plow water systems or provide for 28 HEAD OF CATTLE—9 good young Cows, heavy with calf 2 two-yearold Better Prices for germ on the barberry bushes and 1 pair good bob sleighs 1 John Deere sulky plow 1 John Deere 8-foot Heifers 15 Spring Calves 1 Pure Bred Hereford Bull 1 Yearling Bull. plenty of water not ice chilled. We Disc 1 Kentucky §-foot disc drill 1 I. H. C. drag cart 1 low lift manure showing how its presence is necessary Potatoes Likely should also feed some grain to keep spreader 3 sets work harness 1 set of Olson sling pulleys made to fit any for the germs to^compjete their carrier 1 7-foot spader disc 2 cream cans, 10 gal. each 40 ft. 1^4 well up our cows in flesh and furnish 21 HEAD OF SHEEP—13 Two-year-old Ewes 8 Spring Ewes. life circle. pipe 1 hay rack 1 Emerson gang plow 1 breaking cart 1 steel lever drag plenty of heat and energy besidesstimulating In spite of the present low prices 1 wooden drag 5 good horse collars 1 corn sheller 1 platform scales, 600 This motion picture soon will be milk flow. Good feeding pound weight 2 hog troughs, 16 and 18 ft. long 1 grindstone 1 buggy of potatoes, there is a possibility of available for the use. of farm cluss, pole 1 tank'heater 1 top buggy. 71 HEAD OF DUROC-JERSEY HOGS—11 Head of Tried Sows 60 head now brings returns later in the better prices ahead, according to a farm bureau unit meetings and other of Spring Shoats. season. forecast issued by the division' of About 3.00 Buslhels Corn in Crib. 400 bu. Oats Some Hay In Barn farmer gatherings that have facilities Many of our dairy herds contain agricultural economics of the University for showing pictures. TERMS—-All sums of $10.00 and. under, cash on sums over that amount a cows which are boarders. We are HAY AND CORN—30 tons hay in barn 20 Acres Standing corn 400 bushels of Minnesota. This forecast credit of 9 months' time will be given on approved notes bearing 8 per ADOPT AREA PLAN Corn in crib. keeping them at a loss", feeding them cent interest from date of sale. No property to be removed until settled says in part: feed which they do not pay for and for. Present indications are that, the which other cows would use profitably. TO WIPE OUT T.B. FRANK G. TOUSSAINT, Owner price of average quality table potatoes, CHICKENS AND DUCKS- We are spending our time f. o. b. Minneapolis and St. Paul, COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK, Clerk. caring for them, have" no money invested will average a hundred pounds (84 in them, are depriving other MACHINERY—1 Corn Plow 1 Mower 1 Tower Pulverizer 1 4-section cents a bushel) for the nine months, cows of room and feed when they Minnesota Joins Ranks Drag 1 Hay Stacker 1 Water Tank. September to May. On this basis, are a constant source of loss to us. $1 would be a normal price for average lo­| Shoes For Winter of States Using The two cow testing associations now quality table potatoes during November. TERMS:—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash, all sums over that amount a in operation in the county have The actual price is now Area Plan. credit of nine months time will be given jjn approved notes bearing 8 per cated and caused to be culled out cent interest from date of sale. about 65 to 70 cents a hundred more than forty of these unprofitable JOHN R. RYAN, Owner. pounds (about 40 cents a bushel.) cows during the short time they I Good Durable Footwear for Everybody Minnesota, third in rank as a dairy Three factors seem in the main to have been operating. They were State, has now definitely taken up the account for the present low price of COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK, Clerk. actually being kept at a loss. Does area plan for the eradication of bovine potatoes: Caution among dealers as cow testing pay? tuberculosis. Counties, State, —for the'Man to storing, a mistaken idea as to the and the United States Department This is the proper time of the year size of the year's crop, an over estimate of GET PRICES on VEAL and CHICKENS I Agriculture are to co-operate in to start testing as the cows are —for the Woman as to the acreage. carrying on the work. Some time freshening and at the end of the before selling elsewhere ago a committee of breeders was appointed year will have a complete year's record I "U" Extension Div. —for the Misses R. H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET by the State live-stock sanitary of production for each cow in the Will Hold Farm board to investigate plans for herd. $ 226 East Mill St. —for the Boy continuing the fight against the disease. Quite a number of our farmers Business Schools Recently the committee met have expressed a desire to join a —for the Kiddies with the sanitary board and a resolution testing association and if more will was unanimously adopted decide to do so we can start (another One-day farm business schools will asking the legislature for $120,000 —Shoes that are .association in the county. be held at 100 points over the state TYLE for area work for two years, the Anyone interested may notify in December, January, February and work to be carried on in two counties. built to wear, including March by William Cavert and Chas. County Agent Liebenstein or if you In addition, the legislature is E. Wise, Jr., of the agricultural extension want a ration balanced he will be ERVICE to for be asked $500,000 per annum the division of the university, assisted glad to help you with it for two years for accredited-herd from time to time by Director work. The plan is approved by the ATISFACTION F- W. Peck of the extension service, O'Donnell Line State veterinarian. Professor Andrew Boss, G. A. Pond, According to the plans laid out, it and L. F. Garey of the experiment REMEMBER THE 'PHONE. Phiffer Co. is proposed that the counties pay for station staff, and Superintendent R. You knew all about it. You the testing of' the cattle at the rate E. Hodgson of the station at Waseca. didn't let the paper know it. of 25 cents a head. The fund resulting KOBES' CAFE Studies taken up at these schools You found fault because the paper from this charge will be used to East of Courthouse Austin, Minn. will have to do with costs and economics didn't have it. Hardly fair. pay the,- inspectors, local, State, and of dairy, pork, wheat, poultry, When you have an item remember Federal, who are assigned to the beef, cattle, potatoes, and corn 'ft* *$* jl $l 4* 4* "t* "t" *8* 't" the News and work. Indemnities will be paid in production. Lessons will also be the regular way. REMEMBER THE 'PHONE. given in simple farm bookkeeping, Dial 2650 :iHllllillll!li!llil!lllll!llll!lillll!ii:!!l!!llll!l Macy Be Too Late farm lease contracts and planning ANNUAL MEETING. the farm business for any given locality. as The annual meeting of the Mower Selection may be made of County Agricultural Society will* be any of these subjects for the day's held at the courthouse in Austin on school. "fuesday, November 21, 1922, at 2:3f» p. m. This meeting is held for the purpose That's what dozens of automobile Mower County Boys .of the election of three directors owners say about their and Girls Attend whose terms expire this year, old tires after they have been the election of officers and for" such Jr. Livestock Show business as may propoperly come before VULCANIZED Money is one of the big things in life, It is con- said meeting. By Our Modern Methods densed power, therefore valued highly. Several farm boys and girls of the Ii is expected that Mr. Frank county are attending the Junior Try this service yourself and Brown of the Agricultural Extension Most boys think too little of money and if they Livestock Show now being held at Division of the University of Minnesota see how your old tires can be the University farm. The show began will be present and deliver an haven't learned to save before leaving their father's made to give miles more of yesterday, and will terminate address. home, they have small chance'of ever saving. satisfactory service. tomorrow. Nine boys and girls of All persons, Loth men and »m the county won free trips with their enr who are interested in the subset Fathers, if you think saving is a good thing for SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON WORK DURING animals to the show. Yesterday they of agriculture in any of i'.s your boy, send him to the Austin National Bank, the were taken on a sight seeing trip branches are cordially invited to be v-m N O E E bank that looks after the boys and girls. thru the twin cities and they attended present. ALBERT HOPFE the Club program at the Farm —J. W. liARE, Secretajv Bring that old tire to us for a frank opinion as last evening. Today is being spent 4* to what mileage still remains in it, if it is PROPERLY in -the judging of all classes of exhibits Live Stock and Real Estate THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK Black Diamond and a banquet will be held in AUCTIONEER VULCANIZED. If it's worth repairing, we'll tell you. the St. Paul Athletic Club tonight. Dehorning Pencil BABCOCK BLDG. AUSTIN, MINN. An auction of the exhibits will be of Austin, Minn* I have conducted many of TIRE HOSPITAL held tomorrow. 1 the record breaking, sales of Member Federal Reserve System. Every Pencil will rehorn 50 head the country and stand ready Remember that a thorough practical up to one year old. A forfeit of $5.00 tip J. W. E. HOPFE, to assist you^iMy best recommendations i.-'-'V-T*- H'-'- \v- L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, •*•2-. -v.,i ,3 V"- 'f business education will assure your on any calf that fails to dehorn. Call (Opposite Herald Building) .j are my many satisfied'customers. Vice President Cashier 1\ President -r' success in the Commercial world. •sSsSsS'a and get one. Phone 2587. For sale by Attend our college. Write for catalog. FARRELL MEAT MARKET Minneapolis business College, 2-t 1 & ..