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

March 29, 1923 · Page 6 of 12

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1 <*** - v.-. . “vs *:• I - NEWS, AUSTIN, COUNTY MOWER MINN. 1923. Page 7 29, Thursday, Mar. the urged Fashion Revue. REVUE which by STYLE 1921, prepaired to rangements Sermon | T were for Masonic Bodies. NEWRY Fashion New York The Shop collaborated Paul H. statistician for Kirk, the The Rev. Warner Johnson, cooperative pastor Study Solved by Bible Problems Modern the shops and 1 two reporting service. smart of of the First Methodist gave church, crop will * .4, SCORED HIT Fashion display that Mr. fine and Mrs. George C. Thompson a a pieach the annual gave Knights Templar pi Minnesota * distinction visited of the show. the Albert tone to at Luthe home THOMPSON, Sunday W. D. D. ROBERT Sunday afternoon By 3:00. se sermon Five ' State Ave. Farm year evening. following “live The in Ot Other Masonic bodies models”, the and public Crop 1917-21 1913 Cen.. ’22 Sunday’s Sabbath School Lesson of Discussion next A fact made the Fashion 'an 'are Revue Miss Mabel invited. Magnuson Easter Motor Show Feature is home this services at possible Corn 3,189 2,600 3,979! they because could charming - week spending th< the Methodist church will begin Eaeter vacation. at wear All Wheat 3,116 4,200 1,939 Drew Many To becomingly: Mrs. Mabel Ephraim 6:30 6:1 A. M. with League Magnuson visited the sunrise gowns at a Oats 3,581 2.980 4,020 Miss McGuire, Alice Farrell, Albert meeting. Miss Luthe Sunday school home will be Monday. mt at Armory. Action. Bible In Bailey CROWN'S THE CREED. The 1,045 1,450 908. EASTER Aggie Welsh, Miss Catherine Use-hold, 10 10:00 and 11:00 the at Mrs. Ole Anderson a. m. is spending a. m. patiently interpreted companion The Rye 504 300 a 1,145 new oft Lincoln’s quoted remark about Kearny, Frank Mrs. Miss Mayme will speak the subject, pastor fe* pa days the home on at of her, Mrs. O. concerning the Scriptures Flax 206 350 314 the God loving people Miss Elsie While the Fashion Revue Narveson, common accords not Donek, Mrs. W. “C “Christ Is Risen.” A sacred was A. Christianson. concert is j interpret word the Christ. The Potatoes 340 275 486 with Bible narratives. The Opper.gard, Miss Bohen, Mrs. men McKenna. be wi will the given evening outstanding service trumpeted of the at in the as one Buckwheat this form in Mr. Mrs. used only and Henry Bratton 21 the 6 75 once are who and have walked of out women and the moving picture, “The Twentythird an Show features the of the New Testament, of the Motor in original writing proud of boy, born Saturday, parents a this sacred history into life’s leadership th Psalm.” Rev. Johnson means* translate, from says and March to 24. 000 ommitted advertising, quickly as preliminary it generally from the came common Ea Easter will be of the biggest Comparative days ! Average one showed another. He language to show* its place when the got Born Mr. one and Mrs. L. C. to Miller, won under obscure people. In place they some the th< Methodist church has enjoy-, ever r hom they that the Jesus United States. these fashion salon w That the of Tuesday, men Data As March 20, girl. To Crops way. God into immortal and emerged met a ed ed. His sufferings and ! in known had made the evening sessions unusually Corn was ....104,761 105,820 102,428 G.- Mrs. Toleffson few days influence. spent a . translating the perfectly resurrection discredit the interesting IIJ is All Wheat to 60.960 50,184 61,230 with her sister, Mrs. Henry Bratton motor no The One Theme. about the Christ by things written exhibits. The industrial of Easter St. and the Minnesota Oats 43,249 will be celebrated Olaf For farmers 38,399 40,693 last week. at car use The Easter Bible Lesson, Luke the prophets. This is by Moses and and Fashion different Lutheran Revue church Sunday deciding how much Barley ... 8,081 7,390 beginning in of 7,499 each was so crop 24:13 introduces 31; such the Did Christ to two the enact us test, big that : wi with the predictions smacked much of the department League service town plant, the Rye 5,190 2,557 6,210 7:00 of agriculture Father Dies In California. at “h. so to who directed by the risen prophecies? Did He of the men were admirable adjunct of the it 1 the of the has 1,308 Mrs. At morning services Flax 1,652 2,291 W. E. Harris 10:30 state issued notified at prove' an m. m. a was yesterday .... Lord from local humanity’s road into fifty-third, example, the for translate a show. the special offering motor giving Potatoes ... 3,964 3,668 4,331 of the will be taken for booklet comparative death of her father, a a average highway. They had left the His sufferings? of Isaiah in chapter company own eight 785, Theodore mi missions. Special planted 806 Sanders, music of in Minnesota Buckwheat 860 in Pasadena, Cal. will be Fashion Much of the credit for the crops a . of disciples Jeruselem translate task, at This is to on ou and the United The body fe< feature of the morning States will be brought here service. There for the for burial. Revue Albert Thon. Thon is due The r that first Easter Emmmaus, day to to life. the Bible into go of the be wi will period 000 omitted. evening service. early in the preliminary 1917, store year no average ar- about from the city. six miles Love. Light From As they talked earnestly of the recent identity the His two Still blind to third tragic scenes person a the teacher petitioned their at new inquired joined them the quietly and in words made their journey of end of their serious theme conversation. hymn, well known the by familiar in their surprise that halted The men their they shared us.” As with “Abide in the city would stranger suppose even a the became their with Him food guest be other than there could that the bread, table, breaking of the Lord 1 mind. If the Cruci- in event one any blessing, and His sweetening it by x' 1 else then, how crowded all fixicn out / their “And them. giving ' to were eyes who let other could many answer so we His / knew him.” and they opened purpose absorb thoughts now? minds oar After disappears. accomplished, He Eclipse of Hope. reflection the moment’s two a named, and Cleopas, the only Upper short the the distance to one sped the is named, rented the only time he wonderful word the But Room. was with closing narrative of days recent from dancing already there, tongue had of “We the saddest words, risen indeed,” Lord is “The and tongue, of hoped,’’ There glimmer faith in etc. of major notes the was a 'in the expectation the mysteries of and surprise, of the gamut assurance, « the tomb and morning Easte empty ; joy. r of angels, but the death the vision of hour Lord risen The an gave the kneil of faith tolled in closing day out Easte common that first to two r word, “him they not.” limited, knowledge saw whose was men, still they halted, but belief whose of the Half Truth. Sorrows the fanned Jesus words of The loved. believed Cleopas and his companion burn hearts “did flame, as Jesus “prophet, mighty not that our was a Easter For Morning light. into broke love talked,” and he in Their creed word and deed.” was with the hour of shall What truth but A half incomplete. our true come results of 1923, this Easter Lord risen as rather than perplexity in on persuasion. Emmaus,” “The Walk to study day There present we are finished the be most by Renan said to belief, holdm this half-way echoes of found in episode original and any Christ the teacher, ing as supreme ? language the comfort and but experiencing not mmm redemption and vitality of his resurrection. BARGAIN. sayings Christ The of SATURDAY today Suit perfect condition. the first with in the Oakland New A two One 1919 men on as awaken aspirations afternoon Easter Uf&iJ&'S&vi completely disappointment Studebaker, that doomed ? to One 1917 are yiy His death linked wfith they style. Here'you will finci unless overhauled. Plmbracing the season's latest are splendid both, The complete creed Fords, risen life. and 1918 Two accepts moderate. The prices suit taste. to are very prophet who redeems one your Christ buvs. as *&mk>W£ by His GARAGE. by His death and EAST SIDE v special priced Three at empowers are groups Street. risen life. 1017 Water ' 535." $24. r> 529. 30 ■ ❖❖*❖**❖**❖ vvS">vW*K ** [. *&*&£ ■ «3 v> -T* * >v / V-^ 7 —^3lS ——'tfl New =i| Just Like 'C 5 - -^rr-—r l ; A New Coat Cane or Whether it’s be lux r y * xo ap just plain a unous w or . and !l !r I “"”‘ H f 3 full onal t- want '- ' von ' Vt- ,v. same i< v ... thre ese e groups priced at mm — S 9. 95 sls.°° 524. 73 % change of paint and coat ' a a will varnish and top new a * • 1 make in * your car. • - — * this There is still time have work done before to yor A New Dress for the into See - put at .... . summer. your car use us once ii That will show its —that will be smartness serviceable and Top Auto Painting Auto inexpensive. We have hundred yet such a or more specially dresses which priced at— >» : ! are '-.f Ggj&£k H. GRAY R. tef ••«•' - ST2. 93 SI 55 $23. 73 4 Sc. Main Minn. Austin, St 1# SglißHl • Y trdj —>=ll I PASTURE MINNESOTA KINDS/JF IN PASTURES HOG during the. Alfalfa, production clovers of and The cost to rape seem be best for hog our the crops pasture has increased recent use years Minnesota. Many others used in are been has for hogs. It of pastures with which success, %jJhGP among are universally that farmers demonstrated clover, sweet blue rye, grass, peas consider pasture to and and necessary beans, oats rape, peas, soy pork production. A good Grow profitable the kind etc. which is surest dollars produce in will pasture many community. as Divide the your hog other cash pork into of pastures any crop. two as enclosures. or more standard of high maintain These To condition be a from rotated mav is hogs, time the of pasture time. This necessary to method is good for furnish needed exercise stand well for to the hogs. as When as th»ift, improving their general thus short pasture they one gets be may lessening of work, grain, saving of turned into another where the forage profit. is abundant hence greater and fresh. SUGGESTED HOG PASTURES FOR MINNESOTA. Seeded Per Crop. Amt. Acre. Grazing Period. No. Pigs Per Acre. Fall Rye Early Spring and or Blue Grass 80 lbs. late fall. 20-25 Barley Oats bu. of 5 May first June or to one or 25-30 both of each or in March (Sown April) or Alfalfa 12-15 lbs. Sweet Clover 12-15 lbs. May first Red Clover 12 lbs. through IS-^O season. Alsike 6- 8 lbs. Dwarf Essex Rape 8-10 lbs. June 10th through 15-20 season Sudan Grass 30 lbs. June 15 through °0 season Field Peas Canadian 2 bu. July 15th peas to combination of bu. 1 August oats 10th or *>q and oats peas Early Corn 8 lbs. August 15th to Soy Beans 7-8 lbs. September 10th 15-20 Rape 6-8 lbs. Field Corn 8 Ijs. Soy Beaus lbs. 8 September 10th 15 20 on and Rape 6-8 lbs. » 1 l i