Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947
November 20, 1922 · Page 10 of 12
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"id# 'A Js} "$&?', 4. M' MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Seven Monday, Nov. 20,1922. The Normal training* classes of The East Side Lincoln-Club enjoyed Taking Desperate Chances. jr LIKE HAWE IT CUT CLOSE IWb 1921 held a reunion dinner in the a carnival dancing party Thursday It is true that many contract se'" OUST KEEP OftTtNC*I'U- 1 Y. W. C. A. rooms Thursday evening. evening at Maurek's hall. VA vere colds and recover from them* TEU- YUH large crowd was present. The Hall of whenVSYOP Practically all members of both without taking any precaution was prettily decorated with crepe classes were present. Miss Cora treatment, and a knowledge of this-" paper and baloons. The guests were Russell, head of the normal training fact leads others to take their given hats, horns, and serpentines. department, wfco was in charge of chances instead of giving their coldsthe Fiala's orchestra furnished the mfisic the training of the classes in 192^ for dancing. The affair was very needed attention. It should be pleasant. and 1922, was the guest of honor. borne-in mind that every cold weakens Miss Rosalia Youngdahl, who joined Pertinent Pointers for Practical Farmers the lungs, lowers the vitality**, Mariposa Beauty Shoppe for the faculty this year, was also a makes the system less able to with' Prepared by th* Agricultural Dapanment, University of Mlanciots guest. Shanipoos, Facials, Manicures, Dial stand each succeeding^ attack and 2240. RKETING CORN AS PORK .IMW-iYMEN SHOULD STUDY paves the way for the more seriousdiseases. Advertisements in The News reach Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bennett arrived Can you afford to take the consumer. IS MOST PROFITABLE WAY FEEDING, KEEP RECORDS \y THERES ANYTHNG I LOME TO Friday from Calmar and will make sjich desperate chances when Cham-" DO ITS their home here. They will be at berlain's Cough Remedy, famous for" Postage Particulars. Helpful Hints for Making the Dairy Grain Should Go To Market on Four home in the Cottag'e Apartments its cures of bad colds may be had for A two-cent- stamp will now carry a Business a Financial Success. when completed. a trifle? Legs, Says College Man. one-ounce letter to half .a hundred foreign countries as well as to any po.it Special Bulletin No. 64 recently pub« office in the United States or its possessions. "With corn cheap in price, the grain lished by the Minnesota Experiment should go to market on four legs instead Station, makes the following suggestions of on four wheels," says E. F. The countries with which the United PSDCIN5QN5 for" the management of a profitable Ferrin, professor of animal husbandry, States has two-cent letter postage dairy business: THE University of Minnesota. "During agreements are: (1) Study feeding. Many cows the last two years many farmers who Argentina, Bahamas, Barbados. Bermuda, fail to give the returns of which they & felt they could not get a decent price Bolivia, Brazil, British Guiana, are capable because they do not get for their grain, have fed it to hogs and British Honduras, Canada, Colombia, RECOGNIZEDQUALITY the right combination of feeds. Some made twice or sometimes three times Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican republic, cows do not get the right feeds, others the value of the grain on the market. Dutch West Indies (Aruba, Bonaire, get balanced rations, but not a sufficient "Of all the meat animals, the hog Curacao, Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Martins), quantity to enable them to return returns most for the grain fed. One Ecuador, Gi*eat Britain, Ireland, & HOUR (1 CAN'T 6ET \T MUCH CLOSER'N Vv __ a maximum profit. Get a copy ol II hundred pounds of pork are made Honduras, Jamaica (including Turks, LATER. II \JHAT,BOcS j- ir-^.fll Minnesota Bulletin No. 130 entitled from 400 to 500 pounds of grain. The Caicos, Cayman islands), Leeward islands FEEDS "Feeding Dairy Cows" and follow the quantity of feed to make beef and I (Antigua, Barbuda, Redonda, St. instructions given. lamb or mutton is considerably greater. Kitts or St. Christopher, Nevis, Anguilla, (2) Use purebred dairy sires of Shortage of cars for shipments Dominica, Montserrat, Virgin high producing ancestry. Carefully does not bother the hog shipper as Islands), Martinique, Mexico, Newfoundland, select the high producers among the much as the man who sells grain, because New Zealand, Nicaragua. heifers by means of milk production VY7 he is marketing a concentrated E ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Panama, Peru, Salvador, Shanghai, records and the use of the Babcock fat product rather than a bulky one. The China. Spain (including the Balearicislands, test. cost of freight on the hogs is less than A A E IN S E IN S E Canary islands and possessions (3) Keep records or make estimates the charges would be on the corn represented on the north African coast), Trinidad, of all costs of your dairy herd. ERAL DIFFERENT BRANDS OF FEED, WE by the pork. Besides this, Tobago, Western Samoa, Windward Compute the wage they return per all the plant food stored in the corn islands (Grenada, St. Vincent. HAVE TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THIS hour for the time expended on them. is hauled off the farm if the grain is Grenadines, St. Lucia). (4) Know the yearly production oi sold while most of it remains if meat POPULAR BRAND. each individual cow. This means and not grain is marketed. Pat Beat the Echo. keeping private records of the production GLOBE POULTRY FEEDS "To get best results from feeding Pat's command of language was wonderful, INT. LIVE STOCK STUDENT COMEDY of each individual cow or mem-! corn to hogs there is needed some and as for arguing with him— bership in a testing association. ARE KNOWN WHEREVER POULTRY IS protein or muscle building feed. Corn well, it seemed absolutely useless, for (5) Set a standard of production is chiefly a starchy grain and growing RAISED. THEY ARE STRICTLY HIGHQUALITY he never failed to have the last word. EXPOSITION SOON WAS EXCELLENT for your herd. For herds that average pigs need more protein than corn furnishes. "Now, Pat," said a visitor, who had 150 to ^175 pounds of butterfat a FEEDS THAT WILL PRODUCE Pigs are sold at a young age heard of his fame, "I'll bet you five year, one might reject all cows that while they are still growing. Faster RESULTS AND GIVE SATISFACTION. shillings that I can take you to a with proper feeding and care do not and cheaper grains are made by the place where you won't have the last produce 190 pounds yearly. The ultimate young pigs if they are given the protein Will Be Held At Chicago "The Fortune Hunter" THERE MAY BE IMITATIONS word." aim should be a herd that will they need to make growth. This "Done!" cried Pat. average 250 to 325 pounds of butterfat Week of December BUT THERE ARE NO SUBSTITUTES cannot come from corn by an economical Pleased Large So the two went to* a place where per cow. use of the grain as it has entirely there was a famous echo.- When they (6) Keep only the number that can WE WILL CARRY A COMPLETE LINEDROP 2-9. too little muscle building material Audience. returned Pat was jingling his five shillings. be well fed. and too much of the fat producing IN AND INSPECT THEM —TRY substances for young pigs. "Me bhoys," gasped one of his "Skimmilk or buttermilk is a fine Prof. Geo. P. Grout Resigns. The International Livestock Exposition Those who «attended the play given THEM OUT. Minnesota has lost Geo. P. Grout, friends, "there's ould Pat beaten the partner for corn in a hog ration. With at Chicago, December 2nd to by the high school students at the YOURS FOR MORE POULTRY AND EGGS former manager of the famous Jean echo." corn at thirty cents a bushel the milk 9th, offers the chance of a life time Du Luth farms near Duluth and once High School Auditorium Friday "Yes, it's thrue!" cried Pat. "Och, is worth one cent per gallon to feed lv. Goss Seed Co. assistant professor in dairy husbandry but sure an' it was a job at first. The night, saw a most excellently staged along with corn to fattening pigs. This to see the aristocrats of the animal at University Farm. Professor thing came back to me again and is based on the feeding of about two performance. Had the play not been world and the choicest products of Grout has accepted appointment as a£ain, but I £ot even wid it. I spoke Successor to Hare & Goss and one-half pounds of milk for each advertised as an ardent amateur production, head of the dairy division of the the soil gathered tog-ether in the^most the last word under me breath!"— pound of corn. In addition to the it is doubtful if the crowd Texas Agricultural College and has London Answers. value given here for the milk, pigs stupendous educational exhibition would have thought the actors were moved his family to State College, seat will gain faster and get to market ever staged in the history of the other than experienced professionals. of the Texas institution. earlier than on corn alone. When milk world. •Professor Grout has a national reputation The auditorium was-packed tp capacity is not available, tankage is a good as a breeder of high grade Twenty acres of interesting, instructive and by a most appreciative protein supplement." dairy cattle. In the eleven years in displays, contributed by crowd. the master breeders and feeders of The comedy was a relating of Fowl Cholera Most Fatal. the continent as well as by the U.S. events in the life of an andolent young Fowl cholera is the most fatal of Department of Agriculture and the New Yorker, who for pleasure and all chicken diseases. It also affects state experiment stations and colleges, geese and turkeys. Outbreaks usually to carry out the proposal of a friend will visualize practical lessons occur in those flocks which are in fine and benefactor, went to a small town condition. Cholera also occurs in enabling progressive stockmen and for the purpose of winning the richest flocks of geese which are being heavily farmers to increase their profits by inhabitant's daughter and thereby fed for market. The birds die rapidly procuring better beef, pork, mutton living a life of ease thereafter. and in great numbers. The first sign and grain at a minimum cost. Starting to carry out these plans he of trouble may be the finding of several The leaders of the American Army acc'oentally falls into the role of dead birds under the roosts in the You will like the splendid of Boys' and Girls' Farm Clubs will benefactor to a poor druggist and his morning. This comes so suddenly and without warning that the owner often demonstrate how they have mastered daughter and frcr-i thep on strives S thinks they have been poisoned. t.. live a useful existesu'e. He the principles of 'successful agriculture. Christmas Cards we are offer "There is no medicine of any value Domestic science experts will the druggist's daughter joff to sc'iocl in the treatment of the sick birds," and builds up the trade4 and prosperity show the housekeeper new methods says Dr. W. A. ^Billings, veterinary ing this year and we will be of the father's store. Meanwhile of solving many perplexing problems specialist with the university's agricultural the wealthiest citizen's daugot3v extension service. "All efforts of the home. should be directed to keep the disease attempts a coarcship with ta? The Grain and Hay Show, made glad to show you the samples from spreading. Destroy the sick young man and is really distaste til possible by the Chicago Board of ones at once for they seldom recover, to him. He is practically forced into Trade donating $10,000 to be awarded Disinfect the houses and sterilize the just received at this office. an engagement with her, thru her the winners, will be staged this drinking and feeding utensils. insistence and that of his New,. York year on even a more gigantic and attractive "Since those flocks in the best of friend. Fortunately he allows matters scale than ever before. condition are often the first to be attacked, Orders for Christmas Cards to come to such a pass that the it has been found to be beneficial The evening horse shows will offer girl breaks the engagement and he to cut the feed ration in half. a diversity of brilliant events PROF. GEO. P. GROUT. is then free to marry the druggist's should be placed immediately that will eclipse the spectacular programs An Impetus to Beef Calf Feeding. daughter. which he was in charge, the Jean presented in the past. Magnificent The animal husbandry division of Du Luth farms held all world records The part of the young man was adjnirably livestock parades, high jumping to insure the best of service. the state university has purchased 60 with Red Polled cattle and made several taken by Joseph Etienne and high stepping champions and Shorthorn calves for feeding trials world records with Guernseys. while Dorothy Thompson made an a wealth of thrilling features will which will be carried on the coming Last June, Jean Du Luth Coronet, a excellent poor man's daughter and Be sure and see our crowd the evening hours. winter. The calves will be fed in six famous dairy cow from the farms, later a well bred young woman. The International Live Stock Exposition lots of ten each on six different rations was sold for $8,000, the top price of Charles Pooler acted a young financier made up entirely of feeds readily the Western National Guernsey sale. is so big, so varied and of samples before with great credit. Graham Kenaston's available in Minnesota. Complete records Professor Grout has been president of such a practical educational value acting as the* poor old druggist of the gains made, feed consumed, the Minnesota State Dairymen's association, that every man, woman or child will cost of gains, and profit from the Minnesota Dairy Council, could not.have been improved you place an be greatly benefited by making the each lot will be kept and results and the Guernsey and Red Polled upon, and it is hard to fancy a better trip to Chicago, December 2nd to 9th. given out on Cattle Feeders Day Breeders association. portrayal of a druggist's assistant which, in accordance with past practice, The Texas station with which he is order than that accomplished by Donald will be observed next spring at now identified, has a dairy farm of 1 Johnson. Alice Picket as the Paper the Greatest Invention. 1 University Farm when the calves are 500 acres and a dairy herd of 270 purebreds. The expansion of literature and the greatly infatuated banker's daughter ready for market. Before leaving for Texas, Professor spread of enlightenment, which put an was also very good, as was Vera This baby beef feeding trial, following Grout purchased several purebred end to the Dark ages, is ascribed to the one held a year ago, is expected Guernseys and Holsteins for further Hadley as the bashful sweet heart the invention of movable type by Gutenberg, to give genuine impetus to the foundation stock for the Texas of the druggist's boy. Leon Coggins or somebody else, at the end beef calf feeding movement in Minnesota. farm college. made a typicail old village banker of the Fourteenth century. But the In fact, a decided increase is of the "tight-wad" class, and Kenneth credit belongs rather to the unknown Mower County News noted in the number of calves being The farm inventory is the simplest Richardson, as the cashier of ot chemist.who invented the process put on feed thi? fall for the production financial record a farmer can keep. the bank made a good small town of baby boef. Those who followed making paper. The ancient Romans It tells him how much he is worth dude. Lynn Fairbanks, as the sheriff, and profited by the results of stamped their bricks and lead pipes above his debts, and a comparison of the trials last v/inter are expected to with type, but printing had to wait two euccessive annual inventories will Ellis Storing 'as the travelling "The County Paper" take a keen interest in further experiments more than a thousand years for a supply indicate whether one has got ahead salesman, George Sievers and Lauren by university men along* the of paper. Movable type is not or has run behind for the year, and Brown as village loafers, Richard same line. the essential feature of printing, for how much. Lukes as the errand boy, and Wallace most of the printing done nowadays Benton as a New York promoter A big need in each country community Many creeks are running to waste is not from movable type, but from all acted difficult parts with ease and is more people who are willing through farms where they could be solid lines or pages. We could, it confidence. Warren Hubbard, Robert working light and water plants for the to work in unselfish helpful upbuilding necessary, do away with type and of the community. farm home. Write the Office of Publications, Bateman, Ray Gibson, Joe Renwick press altogether and use some photographic University Farm, St. Paul, method of composition and reproduction, and Byron Benson appeared admirably To check the loss of nitrogen from for bulletins on modern utilities in but we could not do without in minor roles. manure, soil specialists recommend farm homes. paper. The invention of wood pulp Great credit for the success of the scattering acid phosphate on the manure paper has done more for the expansion play is 'due Miss Pauline Hayes, instructor as soon as possible after it is Dr. Amy L. Daniels, a national figure of literature than did the invention in public speaking in the voided. This practice has proved successful in child welfare work, will deliver rag 600 Of nanar Team ago. high school, who spent several weeks in preserving the nitrogen in a series of lectures during Farmers' the manure and has the advantage of and Homemakers' Short Course week Try the Mariposa La juvenile Mud in coaching members of the cast, to iil being inexpensive and easy of application. at University Farm January 1 to 6. Pack for removing tan, wrinkles bring them up to the high if standard The acid phosphate also adds D?. Daniels is director of the Iowa and blackheads jbial 2240. 40-tf shown Friday night. Cl'ild Welfare BamwaI* Station to the fertilizing value of tho manure.