5£?J i-K, $&§**. iwi Mc-^v ^mmmmm yir'-.fJsV,'-} on a N 2 0 1 9 2 2 MOWER COUNTY-NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Four fas^Slkri, Mower County !^News ty weeks during the winter, with two lore' yesterda^, \s"more than'if local IS* tin the latter pari of January. Defidates ev^Qt. It is more significant than if periods each night, giving courses mte will be announced later. I'tfblis'bed every Monday and Thursday, Faribault'always wefe to remain the to meet the needs along thr:e lines at Austin, Minnesota. southern -terminus of the concrete on as required by the international,. Sunday Released on Bond.—Tony Marmyson, the Great North Road—for it marks Northwestern Advertising Representatives: school council of Religious Education, who was recently Sentenced to progressf islt. is only a question of Minnesota Select List, 215 Melsting'of 'County "S. S. naniely^-two Bible credits, another 'year or two until the1, south-: serve sixty days in the county jail South Sixth Street, Minneapolis two professional credits, and two 709 Exchange Bank, St. Paul. ernmost point will be m6ved still Association Held on a of manufacturing liquor, cr&rge methods credits. .As a means to get T~ T- farther south, and^ thepaving will 0Tt- was relased on S300 bonds Friday, Wednesday. «OE & PRESTON, Publishers^ more time the vacation schqoi and extend far to. the northward beyond i* on account of an appeal to have the 3T week day religions instruction were Little Falls|w. F. C. PRESTON Editor-Manager cited as meeting the needs. case transferred to district court. The For vthis reason it is fitting that An enthusiastic meeting was held L. W. mRSHALL City Editor Faribault'should extend a welcome to At a subsequent meeting it was illness of Mrs. Marmyson was another in the Christian Church Wednesday her many neighbors from, the south decided to hold an institute in Aus­ evening under the auspices of the cause for the release. fer Year, in. advance $2.50 —fitting that they should have come. Mower County Sunday School Association. Six Months $1.25 They show by. their presence that The meeting: was called by W JS?" they are interested, that they, want Entered as Second Glass Matter at Mrs. C. C. Leek who is chairman of P^'4 the Post office at Austin, Minn:, under the paving to come their way.^5 & the Educational Committee of this the act of March 3, 1879.|^ %^3^ It was a thing for the gloTious organization. ifjj, ?X' north star state that a man of the Dry or Wet? if a? State Superintendent James C. & Isn't it funny how soon people have breadth of vision of Charles M. Babcock Garrison of St. Paul was present and forgotten all about the election?And, thot out the magnificent highwary presented a comprehensive program we must admit, the country system that^bears his name. It &.x> of community activities in religious doesn't .appear to be headed toward is a remarkable thing that the citizens bR education for the consideration of .perdition as a result of it either. of the state approved that plan those present.. Mr. Garrison showed £fi with such unanimity that they overcame HcSrR the fundamental need for 'religious YOUR AUTOMOBILE BATTERY the constitution handicap to With Thanksgiving .only a few r%¥ education in order that an educational progress ®nd voted to give Mr. Babcock SHOULD BE PLACED IN STORAGE idaj^s away, Austin stores are taking program for the nation as a whole the authority to go ahead.' He a t* on a holiday appearance, with the shall be truly adequate that education ONE WAY OR THE OTHER has gone full- speed ahead, and he tturlcey and pumpkin holding the foreground consisted not only of intellectual, has shown a driving power -that is in all decorations. .' The grocery IN THE NEAR FUTURE. but also of physical and social most pleasing to 'the people of the ^stores in particular are featuring WA-* qualities, all of which must be given ^WT,„ state. the various articles of food which by the state thru the public shool, life** Much has heen said about the advantages WE ARE IN A POSITION TO go to make up the Thanksgiving dinner. and the religious which must be W of communication, social The butcher shops are ^giving given by the/church. W ADVISE-WHAT IS BEST FOR intermingling and co-operation between Mr. Turkey a prominent place in 'V* 1, Four cents Tier pupil per wee'-c is communities with the paved their displays. The stationery, jewelry YOUR PARTICULAR BATTERY being paid th3 religious educa­ highways. We are all familiar with and clothing «stores are not overlooking ire tion of children! for the publiVscho I it. Faribault, Nprthlleld and the rest AND ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO the chance to make pretty program, $2.00 per week pe: pup 1. of the cities and towns on this magnificent and attractive displays in their windows. PLACE OUR SERVICES AT YOUR The inadequacy of the time element 175 miles of concrete, know If you don't get down town was shown in comparison with the those jidvantages by definite experi very nften, it will pay you to take a ADOLPH WINNINGER, who presents his own company at DISPOSAL. public school a large number of the ence. lb those who are here today "sight-seeing" walk down Main street The Park Theatre this week. children receive thirty minutes per ffi from Albert Lea, Owatonna and the .and other business thorofares of the OUR RATES ARE AS LOW AS week of religious education as towns .between,: w'4 who have' been city. 1 against thirty hours in the public A KODAK ON THE earlier favored can say that our O O W O A N S I W I school. As a result of the inadequate dreams have all come true and that •HIGHWAY EVERY C&ILDt. program only three out of ten of the half had not been toM^r—Faribault PERMIT. tfi In view of recent meetings held in the childhood and youth of this nation Daily News. RMC There are always compensations Austin regarding the welfare of 'the are receiving any kind of religious tho winter has snowdrifts it saves LITTLE brown purp: just a A FIREPROOF BUILDING AND children the following hit of blank training, counting all sources— us from mud-puddles. .5 scraggly scroot. was wending WELL, DID YOU verse, entitled ''Every-Child," is very Roman, Jewish and Protestant. ADEQUATE INSURANCE ASSURES his weary .way. He'd scamper In spite of all the dire prophecies appropriate. EVER?— here and then back he'd scoot, for he Three major problems confronting of the summer, it is apparent once PROTECTION FOR YOUR Every child looks .at us inquiringly longed for a bit of pkvy Austin and Mower county are, first, again that elections, whatever the This dog, you see, is a poor outcast From the streets, g-A Ouch! reaching a: larger percentage of BATTERY. the world is his home, and so. result, do not ruin us. From the many windows, 1 those not now reached second, xne Bramerd Journal-Press called he walks for a while,. then he travels -From orphan and foundling asylums, A lot of little girls are now anxiously fast: yet he has no place to go. means of developing a larger number upon the .voters to lay aside their From "the factories, hoping that Santa Claus will Ah! There is a home with a warm, WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER of trained leaders third, securing a prejudices, but the best information bright light, says this dog—and his Prom the squalid bonnes r„„- bring them a doll,'never guessing that "larger time element for religious available indicates th^t in, Brdmerdas tail wags fast. I'll park myself on And from the homeless places. later on he may flim-flam them by elsewhere, the voters deyoted their that porch tonight—a real place to education. From the windows of the schoolsr bringing them a husband. sleep, at last. J./, best efforts to laying c&t the joppositionu—Press. Answers to these problems are being The place he ''picki^d was a "man* He looks at us inquiringly, It is not enough to just accept what met, said Mr. Garrison» thru institutes sion great Just the finest place to He, the Future of the race. life brings we thust make it worthy mi. stay. But the dog was wrong for, at running for three day's with AINSWORTH BATTERY CO. He looks at us and thru us, of our acceptance. any rate, he^ was shortly chased Minnesota November. a corps of teachers covering topics yU away. :S Aaid far xmaj When the knocker is all thru with Nebraska was snowbound MondayGo include Bible Study, Methods Which So. on he went, with his tall hung Into the distant future, his job ,all he has to show is a busted out and pick a rose in the garden low, til} he came to a lowly shack. for Children's division, Young People's 'it And sometimes is his eyes hammer. v" .. 212 E. Bridge St. DIAL 2610 An old ^il lamp gave a dimmish glow and Stand Up for Minnesota! division*. Adult Division, and There is hope and cheer, The, substantial permanence of the with a welcome.-at Its back. School Administration Di vis n. —Minneapolis Journal. ?v The fowly purp dragged his shiver*ingj And sometimes suffering and sorrow earth, is attested by the fact "that all AUSTINj MINN., Another means by which this prob­ frame tv tl^s home -that was 4 And sometimes reproach, ", the college yells do not bring on any tumbling dbwn." 'The-sound of children's lem would be met would be thru a A Aild sometimes despair,-f.-We cataclysms. voices came, and the mongrel Community Training School that The Galli-Ctiriii a new rose. We had best stop and look at Every Soixie folks wish to consign their turned around.' would meet once, a week for twen­ as a uglaiEiaigiaiitigiaigraiaiainiiUiiggiaraiHiaraiHiEinfal have always of it peach. A youngster's face at the window child. enemies to the devil others prefer pressed and a smile was spreading —MinneapoW jon®i. prjk£ He is not alone for his mother, .^. to dfl a little self-conducting^ wide. And then, of course, as you Not, alone for His father, -Members of t^e^U. S- Supreme might have guessed—scraggly purp A was let inside. But belongs to ievery dne of us S Court are obliged to wear plug hats Headline' 8 aA''newspaper in a He is the deepest concern of us all a provision designed doubtless tp remind neighboring tq^ni, "Fifty Local Stars For Selling and Using.—A. W. Tolan What shall be done for Everyohild?: the judgesirth%t even so exalted Attend School of Instruction in Rochester." —Frederick Peterson in the North a position has ill^haHships. 1 was arrested Saturday evening Very bright and illuminating, American Review. Waste-paper ^ask^jts have saved on two charges. The first was for we'd. say. the world its greatest horors. keeping and selling intoxicating liquor. Youth asks: "What is friendship?" "the remarks made by County in his poolroom on East Water 'We Knew It. Age cries: "O. where are my Commissioner John Kresbach relative Poor Eve. The Kenyon News already street and the other was for imbibing friends?" to the re-establishing of a child is blaming it all on the wives too much of the stuff he is al welfare board in the county are worthy who wouldn't vote as their husbands Men's work shoes, all styles, all leged to be selling. His case will be the. consideration of all.. Mr told them to.—-Pioneer Press. kinds $1.95 to $4-75 at PronchnowV heard before. Justice Chaffee this afternoon. Krebsbach witb-keen foresight points iW-'•' this week. 41 1-c t? out that what is needed in the coun|s Qnvnam A.Man Killer Anyway. r' /not some board to correct And the automobile continues to H, wrongs after they have been committed, keep at the head of the list as a killer. but to do something now to St. Paul and Minneapolis have prevent these wrongs from being OH! SO WHOUSOME contributed about threie deaths or injuries done. .In voting against the establishment a day recently. Soon the automobile providing of a child welfare board he will be classed as one of the is not opposed to the welfare of modem instruments of war. —Cottonwood children but rather is doing what he This Week Is County Citizen. fe*,*4" Baked Products Made From deems to be for their best interests. He said: "A child's welfare board European Prices. is hitching the cart before the horse. A gentleman stopped off here last A girl goes wrong and then-the child "On Guard Week" HORMEL'S QUALITY FLOUR Wednesday for train connections, W, a welfare board rushes on the scene. coin of the realm.—Blue Earth PostEurope. What we need is something done before i?-*- He remarked that he had the harm comes. Parents go to visited Norway, Sweden and the five W', This bank always carefully guards your funds in every bed and let their fourteen, fifteen or are appetizirfglind satisfying." Thejr'are fl the pHde of e? countries crippled by the world war. way possible with prompt provisions against any preventable sixteen year old daughter go to He said he traveled first class across the housewife, because she realizes that her baking loss. We aim, by these constant endeavors, to deserve dancer, go for auto rides, remain out Germany for 25c in American money, "'and hold public faith which has enabled us to develop our until all- hours of the morning, and has been done with, a high quality- flour. and that he could have made the same business to its present strength and prosperity. During never give them a thought/- Of W%' o„ trip for 5c by standing up. The best this week we will make a special "effort to put you "On course they come to harm. What is meal obtainable in Germany did not ^y, Guard" against any preventable losses. needed is to have some friend of HORMEL'S" QUALITY FLOVR is 3 cost more than 1 cent in Uncle^Sam's B'a _We are providing our depositors with Super-Safety Insured those parents go to them and warm who was returning from a trip ti uniform. Every sack is guaranteed# Checks as advertised in the Saturday Evening Post, 49 LBS them of the peril. There are clergymen IHRK SACK JUJARANIttD' And yet, with, all of these extremely Literary Digest, and other national magazines. enough to do a lot of this preventative to contain nothing but the highesti| low prices,, who would want to WE Furnish work. We expect the live in that country under the present quality of-spring.wheat flour.¥fli^'W church' to do something along this This Added Protection conditions?^ Don't all speak at line. ?Most of the people are connected '1^ XWi once J—Waseca Journal. -g^ with some church^ Children £For the Greater Security And we wonder if the gentleman HORMEL'S QUALITY FLOUR is should be brought up to attend .£$ returning from Europe didn't stretch Of Your Checking Funds church and Sunday school. The fault a home "product. It is made in Aus- vv it just a little bit. Prices are cheap rW PATENT FU011R lies with the parents, the blame falls enough, the Lord bnly knows, so iHOBMEL MILLING CO. itM ThesefiSuper-Safety' Checks' are insured against fradulent upon the child. The whole thing is tin and put on the-maitket to com-^ cheap as not to warrant exaggerating il- AUSTIN, MINN, "alterations to the amount of $1,000-00 for each of our depositors worked from the wrong angle. We them. pej with any high grade flour. need preventive methods." by the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company-. ff? Come in and get your supply of these checks and your Mr. Kresbach, we believe, is perfectly •Opportunity for advancement in $1,000.00 of insurance, with our compliments. If you haven't HORMEL'S QUALITY FLOUR right, and yet nothing will a checking account with us now, start one here and get this Minneapolis is excellent. Our Employment positive protection. have been gained if the matter is Department can place you in MEANS BAKING SATISFACTION AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK permitted to drop by merely showing a good position. Write for our free what the evils are %Mr. Kresbach catalog. Minneapolis Business College. Have You Xfied a Sack? has named the preventive measures 41*2 3 WANTED—Millions of Americans to renew membership in the American Red Cross for 1923 from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day NOT COMPLETION, BUT Representatives of your local Red PROGRESS. Millers of Quality Flour. Cross The^ celebration pt Faribault today^ like that «t Little Falli the day be- m-} &-t*c wi