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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

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i/ 't'i \V' te. -r-* Page'Seven Thursday, Nov. 16,1922 gMOWERCOUNTY NfiWB. AtJSTIN,MINN. 1 RED CROSS AND Try the Mariposa Lajuvenile Mud Vera Cullen from the state university REPORT SMALL GRAIN CROPS CARRY ON VAST PROPAGANDA THE CHURCH AND BUSINESS* Pack for removing tan, wrinkles spent the week-end with hi» EX-SERVICEMEN and blackheads- Dial 2240. 40-tf parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cullen^ Neither France Nor Germany Will Islam Fraternities Factors of Great Importance Throughout the Whole Reap the Quantity Whloh Was ths What Their Relations are to Each Other as Outlined Mohsmmedsn World. :RMult of ths Last Harvest by Rev. Warner Johnson, Pastor of the Problem of Care for the First M. C. Church of Austin. YOUR FORD NEEDS REPAIRING A spiritual factor of great importance The wheat crop of France for 1022 in the Mohammedan world is the Is estimated at 235,380,000 bushels, according* Disabled Veterans fraternities. Islam always had its to a cablegram received by the fraternities, but the two which did "I despise the minister who comes when the church was looked' upon United States Department of Agriculture Still Unsolved.' the most for Its religious and political you are assured of GENUINE FORD into a- city and immediately launches merely as a place of worship. "We from the international institute revival came Into existence about the of agriculture at Rome,- This is a decrease an attack on business," said Rev. have found out that we cannot run PARTS, a Good Job, and Quick middle of the Nineteenth century— of 88,000,000 bushels from the Warner Johnson, pastor of the Methodist a church that way," he added. "We The problem of caring for Minnesota's the Sennusslya and the Djemal-ed-Dln, yield in 1921. The wheat yield of Germany church in an address before the must go out into the field and create disabled yeterans of the world writes Rev. Amos Dushaw In the is estimated St 60,670,000 bushels, Service,at Rotary Club Monday, on the subject sentiment in our favor. We must Christian Herald. war is still far from being solved, according a reduction of 88,190,000 bushels of "The Relation of Church to Business," take advantage of publicity to let The founder of the Sennusslya was AUSTIN AUTO COMPANY from last, year's crop. to fresh facts on the subject which was one of the best the the masses know what we are trying Seyld Mohammed Sennussi, a descendant The rye crop of France is estimated given out today at Red Cross headquarters. Rotary Club has heard. of the prophet and a man of learning, to do." 7 77'/7 7:-v -7 .'- st 87,600,000 bushels, compared with piety ahd position. It was strictly 44,892,000 bushels last year barley, He cited the publicity work the "It is a minister's business- to cooperate puritanic in .character and now, 30,640,000 bushels, compared with 38,818,000 During the last year, -in spite of church does for other movements, with every business house, eighty years old, is exerting a great bushels in 1021 oats, 288,250,000 with employer and employe, with all mentioning announcements he has statements that these men are now spiritual Influence on Islam. This fraternity bushels, compared with 244,455,000 civic and fraternal organizations,"lie made concerning Cancer Week, Library able to care for themselves, more has lodges scattered throughout bushels. In Germany the yield of rye added. have looked into every work, etc. "The business of than 3,000 disabled veterans or their "I the whole of Islam, but El Sennussi, Is estimated at 210,580,000 bushels, PICKENS church and organization with care the church is to co-operate with every the present leader, has a firm compared with 267,648,000 bushels last families were served by Minnesota's hold on the whole movement and he and I find good in' every one of them worthy interest, and business also," year opts, 284,600,000 bushels, compared Red Cross. In seventeen hospitals THE has kept it from political alliances, he added. with 844,812,000 bushels. and there is room for all." scattered thruout the state the wounded Islamic and Christian. He is aiming and shell shocked of the world Rev. Mr. Johnson believes it is the Rev. Mr. Johnson, a newcomer to at a spiritual revival of his people because Improvement In Reindeer Herds. RECOGNIZED war are still going thru the struggle business of the church to boost for Austin, spoke plainly and in a forcible he feels that Islam cannot regain L. J. Palmer, in charge of the government's to regain their health and strength. manner. He believes the minister good roads, citing"the popularity of its complete political independence reindeer experiment station The Red Cross report states that dozens the of Jerusalem as a place of without its old spiritual life. In should and can help solve some city at Nome, Alaska,. has Just sent in a QUALITY a word, the. Sennussi fraternity is doing of new cases in all parts of Minnesota worship because all roads leading into of the problems which confront every report to the Unltfd' States Depart* preparatory work. are being found every monthcases the city were good roads. The community. Further, he believes ment of Agriculture thst conditions It is also carrying on a tremendous which have been neglected or white way, the schools, and other that the church can be a help to among Alaskan reindeer herds are the missionary propaganda and converting FEEDS overlooked, and which require immediate public movements ahd institutions every organization and business if best this year in the history of the in-, millions of pagan negroes to its faith. hospitalization. dustry. The fawn crop has been unusually it will. are likewise the business of the Djemal-ed-Dln, unlike Sennussi, was large, and fSvorable conditions church. The report of the Red Cross officials While on the subject of supporting less of a theologian and more of a have greatly reduced the ordinary shows hospitals in the following towns business Rev. Mr. Johnson said that He cautioned members of fraternities political propagandist, feared and persecuted losses. Herd owners who have adopted where disabled veterans are receiving big business must be defended that by the English. He saw Islam's against believing that fraternal \Y/ E ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE ^recommendations of the biological there has been and is now a concerted danger and worked hard to stir treatment today: Duluth, St. Mary's organizations can take the place of survey for improved handling of the Hospital Warren, Warren Hospital it up to action. Stoddart says, "It attack on big business which will THAT AFTER INSPECTING SEVERAL the church, adding: "Where can we herds report marked gain in size and VV Is not too much "to say that he is the Winona, Winona General Hospital do much harm if not put down. condition of animals, and a reduction care for the children in these organizations? DIFFERENT BRANDS OF FEED, WE father of every shade of Egyptian Rochester, Rochester State Hospital "One of the important things these In the losses from those experienced The business of the church nationalism." His influence.- did not under former methods. Reindeer introduced WTabasha, Buena Vista San. Oak Terrace, days is to 'talk up' business," he added, HAVE TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THIS is to take care of the children." end with Egypt. Djemal-ed-Dln was two" years ago oh" Nunlvak Glen Lake San. Nopeming, in discussing the attack being In conclusion the speaker said that no wild fanatic. He knew the forces POPULAR BRAND. Island are doing remarkably well, with Nopeming San. Crookston, Sunny made on the business men. He said Austin must prepare to welcome new that faced the Islam world and, like the young much larger In size than rest San. Granite Falls, Riverside every business man who gives employment GLOBE POULTRY FEEDS Sennussi, only dealing with political families. Citing that he welcomed animals of the same age on the mainland. San. Minneapolis, Thomas Hospital, these days to 10 Omen will matters, he offered advice of real four new families to Austin the past ARE KNOWN WHEREVER POULTRY IS Ashbury Hospital Walker, Minnesota value to his people. "It is plain that have that much more to his credit in week, Rev. M!r. Johnson predicted the whole Moslem world must unite Lake Park, Sand Beach, State San. eternity. RAISED. THEY ARE STRICTLY HIGHQUALITY that if Austin is able to take care of Stealing—and Proud of It. In a gueat defensive alliance to preserve San. Wadena, Fair Oaks Lodge SanPuposky, "I want to go on record as favoring Representative John W. Longley, neiy people coming here the city will FEEDS THAT WILL PRODUCE itself from "destruction and to Lake Julia San. Worthington, the home merchant," the speaker from Kentucky, tells this one in Washington, have a population of between 15,000 do this it must acquire the technic of RESULTS AND GIVE SATISFACTION. S. W. Minnesota San. Taylors said. "I also want to 'take off my says Everybody's: and 20,000 in 1928. western progress and learn the secret Taylors Falls Hospital St. Paul* A young attorney in Pikeville, who Falls, hat' to the professional men who are of European power." "The proof of our work is what we THERE MAY BE IMITATIONS sought county honors, was on an electioneering Aberdeen Hospital. doing their utmost to serve the people. are able to produce," was the final tour in his district when he BUT THERE ARE NO SUBSTITUTES the coming year the national They stand for things that are During Helps Guam Farmers. called at a house where the head of thought the speaker left with his and chapter budget of the Red right." To protect growing plants from the WE WILL CARRY A COMPLETE LINEDROP the family happened to be absent. He audience. Cross calls for an expenditure of over In the beginning of his talk, Rev. strong winds which occur In Guam told the mistress who he was and that IN AND INSPECT THEM —TRY .during certain parts of the year, the $10,000,000 in helping care for disabled Mr. Johnson said the great need at he was a candidate seeking votes at The following is a list of the various federal agricultural experiment station ex-service men. Col. Charle3 the present time was a public awakening, the coming election. THEM OUT. species protected by law with on that island reports the successful "And it's you!" she exclaimed. R. Forbes, head of the U. S. Veterans' the creation of sentiment introduction of the use of the the open season dates for their taking: YOURS FOR MORE POULTRY AND EGGS "Why, of course my husband will vote Bureau, says that "the Red Cross along cecrtain lines. Co-operation pigeon pea, planted around the garden for you, bein' it was you that got him H. L. Goss Seed Co. chapters have acted as aright hand to was what was inferred by this remark. in double rows. It makes a thick cleared of stealin' that meat." Black, gray and fox squirrels, the government bureaus in seeking He gave figures to show the growth, reaching a height of 10 to 15 "Say on the charge of stealing the snow-shoe rabbits and raccoons— out disabled men needing treatment immensity of the church work as a feet, bears large quantities of edible meat," the attorney corrected her. Successor to Hare & Cross October 15 to March 1.- helping care for them." whole and of the tremendous tasks peas, and Is effective without replanting in "Charge nothln'!" said the woman. Mink, fisher, marten and muskrat— for two or three years. undertaken and accomplished. "Why, part of that meat is hangin' up December 1 to April 1. There is a time, the speaker said, In the house yet." APART GREAT LAKES THINGS Writer Complains, With Reason, That Wonderful Bodies of Water Are Not Appreoiated. Statistics can never make people understand the Great Lakes. That It Is 300 miles down Lake Michigan from Chicago to Manlstique means little that 600 feet of water Is not an unusual depth that the tonnage which goes through the locks at Sault Ste. Marie makes the annual tonnage of the canal seem insignificant— Suez these things mean little In themselves. You will like the splendid Try another: No equal area of water that rolls floats as much shipping in a year as does the Detroit Christmas Cards we are offer­ river. That falls flat, too. The beauty of the Great Lakes cannot be this year and we will be compared to that of any other water ing In the world and carry meaning, Harold Titus writes in Everybody's. They The Standard of Comparison glad to show you the samples are things apart, an influence, a background for important cultural factors that are beyond statistics. There is just received at this office. no locality more American in America Road Perfectly at Home on Any than the Great Lakes. The romance of exploration is largely forgotten Orders for Christmas Cards America as a whole the by island communities, once so picturesque, Buick Four-Cylinder Touring Sedan—$1325 thinning out, railroads have are should be placed immediately driven the trading hooker off this fresh fishing, for the most part, Is water Combining perfect touring comfort, srnert today as efficient and commonplace as appearance and economy of both initial cost to insure the best of service. most forms of business the great fleets and daily operation, the Buick four-cylinder of freighters go up and down, up five-passenger touring sedan fits exactly the and down, hardly noticed, rarely Be sure and see our thought of, except by those directly needs of those who wish to enjoy the adventures interested In shipping. And yet the of long tours in addition to the daily routine cf Great Lakes have their place In our samples before social and business motoring. ... civilization, and in time that place will be recognized and talked about Five grown persons find ample room inlho you place an and respected and the lakes themselves will be studied and appreciated finely upholstered body which is fitted "with and understood. every convenience for restful riding and effortless order driving. In addition a sturdy trunk, outside Surely Inalienable Right. on the rear, provides luggage space for overland Almost any alibi will do in a pinch. travel. Old John Smithers of Richmond, in the days of long ago, was one of those "shifless" individuals, too trifling for To this full measure of comfort is added the words and of no value to hiinseif or assurance of unvarying and flawless performance anybody else. His wife kept a railroad that is provided in all Buicks by the boarding house and tolerated Mower County News Carburetor Automatic Heat dependable Buick chassis and the famous him about the place as a sort of •Safety Control valve for her temper and used him Buick valve-in-head engine. as an errand boy to run to the grocery. Oft all Buick models perfect cerburetlon One afternoon, when it was of present day low-grade fuel is assured "The County Paper" The Buick Line for 1923 Comprises Fourteen Models:^ about time to start the cooking for by an automatic control of heat from the Fours—i Pass. Roadster, $865 5 Pass. Touring, $885 3 Pass. '-•$ the evening meal, she could not find exhaust around the mixing chamber. Coupe, $1175 5 Pass. Sedan, $1395 5 Pass. Touring Sedan, either him or the hired girl. At last $1325. Sixes—2 Pass. Roadster, $1175 5 Pass. Touring, $1195 As the throttle opens and closes heat Is 5 Pass. Touring Sedan, $1935 5 Pass. Sedan, $1985 4 Pass. she discovered them in the woodshed turned off and on automatically, thus Coupe, $1895 7 Pass. Touring, $1435 7 Pass. Sedan, $2155 hugging and kissing to beat the band. providing the proper temperature for all Sport Roadster, $1625 Sport Touring, $1675.. Prices f. o. b., Buick factories. Ask about the Q. M. A. speeds. In addition there is a separate The girl fled and left him to face the which provides for Deferred Payments. manual control on the dash to choke the' music alone. D-30-15-NP c«.iburetor when starting in cold weather. "Here you are," cried his indignant 4 wife, "mooning and spooning around ^•3 with that young hussy, and me working the skin off my fingers to keep your worthless body and soul together! "Now, ain't you ashamed of yourself?" "c,r 5 "Humph," retorted old John, "1 North Main Slraotj Austin. Minn DIstribuforslBulelc Cars 'and 6. M. C. Trucks guess a man's got a right to some privilege in his own home, ain't he?" WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL ^-Indianapolis News.