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(•4 'S *p ^P?» fm ^9! r/"*"•' PageSix MOWER COUNTY NEWS, "AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, Nov. 30, 1922 Raise More and Better 3]g CO. FARMERS. Crops, Marketing and ifr Pure Bred Livestock Farm Bureau Notes. QUESTIONNAIRE understood by the spotting fraternity Try our "Hot Oil Treatment for ing Cough, as it always affords quick vere colds and recover from them makes the system less able to withstand relief, and is free from opium and 0£.the people of the state in gen Dandruff, itching scalp "Or falling without taking any precaution or each succeeding attack and FOR FARMERS other harmful drugs. eral.^.V« *r* hair, Mariposa Beauty Shoppe, Dial treatment, and a knowledge of this paves the way for the more serious A cold storage warehouse may be 2 2 4 0 4 1 4 3 Taking Desperate Chances. fact leads others to take their diseases. Can you afford to take defined as a storehouse in which a -rf It is true that many contract se- chances instead of giving their colds M9* such desperate chances when Chamberlain's low degree of temperature is maintained Mower County News Market Copyright. 1922, Western Newspaper Union. To Be Asked Concerning the needed attention. It should be Cough Remedy, famous for and where goods and wares Place is the place to list anything borne in mind that every cold weakens are stored. A warehouse maintained "The way out of our narrowness its cures of bad colds may be had for Stand on Agricultural you may nave to dispose of. may not be so easy as the way in. the lungs, lowers the vitality, a trifle? by a wholesale merchant in connection The weasel that creeps Into the corn Issues. with his business and in which Chamberain's Cough Remedy bin has to starve, himself before he can leave by the same passage." he stores only his own goods pending the Mother's Faorite. I I The soothing and healing properties their sale is deemed a cold storage GET PRICES on VEAL and CHICKENS A state-wide referendum is being DISHES FOR OCCASIONS of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, warehouse and, notwithstanding & taken by the Minnesota Farm Bureau •J* its pl,easant taste and prompt and before selling elsewhere the fact that commodities may be As everybody likes chicken the following Federation to determine the position effectual cures have made it a favorite dish will be one that can be stored therein free of charge it would with people everywhere. It is especially of its members on important R.H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET served to a large comjgYjK£3| be unlawful to store or accept for •issues affecting agriculture that are praised by mothers of young "pany. 226 liast Mill St. storage any protected wild animal in children for colds, croup and whoop- to come before the legislature and a la Chicken King.— such a warehouse. Congress. Melt two tablespoonfuls 4T V*/ This ruling rendered by Attorney I of butter in it cook F. L. French, secretary, has sent Spencer Jordan lij ^JH one-fourth of a pound General Clifford L. Hilton does not, ito all county directors and other local FARM LOANS of fresh mushrooms, however, apply to refrigerating 4-^ leaders,, which when filled out, will peeled and broken in Funeral Director. plants used by retail merchants in -.give the Federation, especially its pieces, one-lialf a green Bread With The Establishment of connection with their business. Game legislative "committee, accurate information pepper cut in shreds, We make Farm Loans at lowest Service. may be stored in the refrigerators as to the desires of its membership. stir and cook until the moisture Is rates, without delay. A "Kick" of retail establishments, such as meat evaporated somewhat. In another markets, grocery stores, etc., or in saucepan melt two tablespoonfuls of HINTING Agents for the Federal Land Bank. It will take approximately three butter, in it cook three tablespoonfuls the restaurants or private homes. Every loaf of Federal weeks to complete the referendum. Come in and see us before you of flour, one-half teaspoonful of salt $ Bread is full of life-giving Allowing a week to compile returns, and one-fourth of a teaspoonful of place your loan. Railway Rates a complete recapitulation will be paprika add one cupful of thin cream nourishment. Any kind you want Cut for Farmers' and one cupful of hot chicken broth ready by the time the legislature Farmers and Merchants State Bank. Any quantity and stir until boiling cream two tablespoonfuls It's the best food for opens. Course at "U" of butter, beat two egg Austin, Minn. you need The questionaire will be submitted growing children and yolks one at a time and stir into the at every local farmers' meeting to Get our prices $ equally good for grown $ sauce, continue to stir without boiling fce held this month. Each question Reduced rates of one fare and a until the egg is set add the mushrooms Jj folks. will be submitted for discussion, after half for the round trip have been and pepper and the hot breast Federal Bakery which a vote will be taken and made by the railroad companies for of a chicken cut in pieces one inch 4» MOWER COUNTY $ square, with a teaspoonful of lemon recorded. those who attend Farmers' and I TYLE juice and a few drops of onion juice. JNTEWS -v "The questionnaire, which follows Homemakers' Short Course week and Serve in timbale cases. 315 N- Main St. closely that submitted to legislative the state farm bureau meeting at 202 E. MILL STREET Timbale Cases.—Beat two eggs Austin, Minn. candidates a month ago, is divided into University Farm and first of the slightly, with one-fourth of a teaspoonful ERVICE two parts- One deals with questions new year. Persons planning to attend of salt, add, alternately, one cupful before the state legislature and the great short course at University of milk and one cupful of flour, the other with issues that will be de Farm should obtain a certi- beat until the mixture Is smooth IATISFACTION by Congress. Results of the ficate from the railroad agent when vjcided throughout. Have ready a kettle of congressional referendum will be sent hot fat set the timbale iron into the buying a ticket for Minneapolis or fat and when hot dip the iron into a T.to the Washington office of the American W You can't fool the yotfftgfisr*. St. Paul. O la half cupful of the batter, not allowing They can alway* tell the difference Farm Bureau Federation. President L. D. Hoffman will be the batter to come up over the top. between KELLOGG'S toastmaster at a big farm supper to and imitations. Return to the hot fat dipping the iron KOBES' CAFE Stock at Show be given Friday evening, January 5, until well covered, cook for half a Represents All in the dining hall at University minute, tilt the iron to remove the fat and drain the cases on paper. Keep Farm. A program of vocal and instrumental North Ameirca them hot in a dripping pan set in the music and short addresses oven. These may be made the day will be presented. A good time before and crisped in the oven before Public Sale! The livestock on display at the International socially is assured the visitors and using. Live Stock Exposition, college people who attend. Border.—Heat cubes Lobster in Rice 'Chicago, December 2nd to 9th, will The short course will be open on of lobster meat in a white sauce. present to the visitor a comprehensive Kelloggs ComHafees Monday afternoon, January 1, with Serve in a border of rice, set one and picture of the animal industry of a mass meeting in the auditorium one-half cupfuls of stock with one I will sell the following property at Public Auction at the farm known the entire North American continent. stewed and strained tomato over the Creamery, as the old Anderson Farm 1% miles west of Moscow 10 miles Regular class work will start the follewing snap up fussy appetites Northwest of Austin on fire. When boiling add one cupful In order to view in their home pastures day. of rice and one-half teaspoonful of the cattle which will be gathered WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1922 salt. Stir occasionally with a foiiT together at this mammouth exhibition, Farm Bureau Unit something wonderful! until the liquid is absorbed. Add onehalf it would be necessary to cupful of butter and cook over At Adams Holds anake a trip swing from New Hampshire hot water until tender. SALE STARTS AT 11:00 A. M. FREE LUNCH AT NOON thru Ontario, Alberta, Washington, Annual Meeting California, Texas, Mississippi, No coaxing needed to tempt family folks and visitor HEAD OF HORSES—1 4 Black Mare, 8 years old, weight 1500 pounds Virginia and then to visit every agricultural The Adams unit met at the Adams folks to eat a-plenty—not when there's a big pitcher of 1 Black Horse, 10 years old, weight 1500 pounds 1 Bay Mare, 10 years region within that circle. schoolhouse on November 25 and listened milk or cream and lots of Kellogg's Corn Flakes—and, old, weight 1100 pounds 1 Bay Gelding, 3 years old, weight 1100 pounds. The finest hogs produced from Cali Suitable Shades. to a brief talk by J. H. Weiner maybe some fruit—ready to tickle fickle palates! Western Exchange—The bride' was fornia to Georgit and Deleware will of Pipestone. Mr. Weiner empha- 20 HEAD OF CATTLE!—10 beautifully dressed in a gown of midnight Good Milk Cows, most are fresh or will be by fe found concentrated within a single Kellogg's are unlike any corn flakes you ever ate! day of sale 1 two-year-old Heifer 1 two-year-old Bull 5 Yearling Calves: blue canton crepe with gray enclosure on the exposition grounds, sized the importance of farm bureau They're the original kind—they ought to be best! No 3 Small Calves. ancestors to match.—Boston Transcript. Side by side, striving for supreme, work and showed how the orgamza other corn flakes are so deliciously flavored no other corn honors of the world, will be penned, tton had grown and accomplished a 62 HEAD OF HOGS—3 Purebred Poland China Sows Duroc Jersey flakes retain such wonder-crispness till eaten! And 3 great deal for the farmers of the Sows 1 Purebred Poland China Boar 26 Spring Feeding Shoats 35 Fail the bovine aristocracy of premier Kellogg's are never leathery or tough or hard to eat! Nature's Mean, Trick. Pigs. county thru organized efforts. flocks scattered from New York to Nature plays a scurvy trick on a fe—. Kellogg's are always a delight to serve The annual election of officers then man when she furnishes him with a California and from Oklahoma to Ontario. MACHINERY—1 8-foot Minnesota Binder 1 Litchfield Manure Spreader 1 —and a treat to eat at any meal! In fact, took place and the following officers terrapin and champagne appetite and 13-inch John Deere Gang Plow 1 16-inch Moline Sulky Plow Wagon 2 you'll never know how good corn flakes were elected: Stephen Klapperich, a tea and toast stomach. The magnificent rings of horses 6-shovel Corn Cultivators 1 Hay Rack 1 4-section Harrow 1 Superior lCTtn y°u KELLOGG'S! Director S. L. Rogne,. Vice-Director Caa until 9-foot Seeder 1 5-foot McCormick Mower 1 Moline Corn Planter with drawn up before the judges in the Tolstoi's Sharp Reflection. wire 1 315 DeLaval Cream Separator Many other articles not herein Will Meehan, Secretary. Peter Finkenson, vast Amphitheatre will contain representatives Do more than ask for corn flakes—say mentioned. Woman is more impressionable than A. Amble, Mike Jax, and Jos. CORN from the most famous tseiixaLives ±ivm wic ***vov w— KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES! The man. Therefore in the Golden age VIAKES studs from Maryland to Manitoba and Leecher werei elected co-operators'. in the RED and GREEN packagel they were better than men now they HAY, CORN, OATS—20 Tons Bright Timothy Hay 500 Bushels Oats 50ft S. L. Rogne, Mike Neus and Ben from Nebraska to Massachussets. are worse.—Tolstoy. Bushels Corn in Crib. Huseby were elected as a purchasing At no other place on the face of the committee for the townships. globe can such an educational exhibition TIMBER—25 Acres Post and Firewood Timber, principally Oak. Will be of the highest examples of the Orders were then paoled for a sold in one and two-acre tracts. ii«!2 master breeders' and feeders' art be carload of salt to be obtained in the TERMS—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash all sums over that amount will witnessed. The International Live near future. The members also decided THOMAS A. COM be given a credit of nine months time on approved notes with interest at Stock Exposition offers at Chicago to pool their orders for clover the rate of 8 per cent from date of sale. No property removed until settled the first week in December an unparalled seed. Several explained their desire AUCTIONEER for.- CORNFLAKES opportunity to compare the domestic to get some ground limestone and animal life of America an in the near future will secure enough E. E. HUBBARD, Owner opportunity which no wide-awake orders for a carload to be shipped to The man who makes aucPioneering Adams. This limestone will be used person can afford to miss. of and cooked "and krambled COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. A. A. SORENSON, Clerk. Also makers KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES KELLOGG'S BRAN, for land purposes and also hog feeding. his business. Minn. Co-op. Creamery Many of those present ordered DIAL 2156 FOR DATES a ton to use as mineral for their hogs. Association to County Agent Liebenstein explained AUSTIN, MINN. Let Us Give Thanks 1 Shoes For Winter Expand Activities the value of lime as a mineral feed and also the value of legumes for pro- A decision to expand activities of. tein feed as a substitute for high priced oil meal or cotton seed meal- the Minnesota Co-operative Creameries DONOVAN & GOSLEE Good Durable Footwear for Everybody Association was reached at a Funeral Directors Farm Bureau Meet meeting of directors, held in St. Paul, and Embalmers •it last week. The business has grown At Waltham Friday T. W. Donovan—5914 so rapidly that the capacity of sev* —for the Man H. A. Goslee—6637 «ral departments, especially that marketing Day trails—Phone 2188 On Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock Night Call* A thousand things to be thankful for! butter must be enlarged, according —for the Woman on December 1, at the schoolhouse at to A. J. McGuire, general Motor and Carriage Service We all have many, if we count them o'er. Waltham, a special farm bureau manager. —for the Misses For fruit from orchards, grain from fields, meeting will be held. J- H. Weiner the number of member creameries J. I1C v* I For countless bounties Nature yields, has reached 364, an increase for 10, 0f Pipestone will be the principal —for the Boy .. 11 \Ta.*aimUaw Tlio a a- I nAAlrA« T^Vin onmiol olonfinn rtf /vf- For Pilgram Fathers who dared do as they thought, speaker. The annual election of officers for the month of November. The association N Dr. B. T. Johnson for Waltham township will For the reatest nation in all the world, does not owe a cent other —for the Kiddies take place at this weeting and subjects DENTIST than regular monthly bills. The financial For the Flag of freedom so proudly unfurled, of importance will be consider condition is such that it is For our opportunity to work out life's intricate plan, Office over Wold Drug Store. ed. Everyone is invited to attend —Shoes that are possible to expand in almost any direction DIAL 2603 For a chance to do good to all the people we can, this meeting. desired by the creameries. For home, for happiness, for friends that are true, built to wear, including Placing of Game thankful" is our Thenksgiving message to you. •Army service in France. "Be A citizen of "France is subject to the In Cold Storage an association of 30 years in the army. REMEMBER THE 'PHONE. THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK The provision for service is: Active O'Donnell Line^ You knew all about it. You army service 18 months in reserve, 18 The State Game and Fish Department didn't let the paper know it. years and 6 months territorial service, finds that Section 8, Chapter You found fault because the paper 10 years. Jensen Phiffer Co. 400, General Laws of 1919, prohibiting of Austin, Minn* didn't have it. Hardly fair. any person except the commissioner Paper Hats. Member Federal Reserve System. When you have an item remember from placing or storing or receiving One way to save your hats or, at the News and W. E. HOPFE, or accepting for storage in P. D. BEAULIEU, ItfurtliouM Austin, Minn. J. L. MITCHELL, least, their lives, Is to carry in your East of REMEMBER THE 'PHONE. Cashier a cold storage warehouse, any protected shopping bag" a brown, waterproof President, Yice President Dial 2650 a paper hat protector. It j5pld|.4|nto wild animal, except fish or .very small s»#«» furs lawfully taken, is not thoroly isE$T- JS5 :"1», -'li' ill'7" gfiK&gik