COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MOWER MINN. 26,1923. April Thursday, Page 7 probably be ing grade purebreds, been requested will and in Minnesota, societies working for public interests; and en’s breeding stock As ♦ operations. a re NOTES FARMER only live Legionaire will is about 166 pounds biographical sketches of pioneer granted. Every of butterfat of the 8 pure-bred bull suit campaign HOLSTEINS BY RADIO Minneapolis, will be Curtis Hotel, of the of bought be the that and and scrub bulls 5 ft state at a year, seen women women a were wen (. [. + Sunday, May which produce community Saturday afternoon and wiH of active in civic and sold the butcher. pound to cow a now highest hog the The dressing t out butterfat the “get-together” day is nearly work, politics, church work, when 5-6. meetings and two art, music, a onehalf in the of edible meat carcass percentage held, the better the memorials will be times than drama, and Home-study and to automobile entertainment etc.; tours at International average. LISTEN the 1922 an IN Evenings From the contest 27th the at 20th for to and banquet Saturday Three hundred and sixty-five who during their lives popular in the West pounds and afford women accomplished bred by on Livestock con Exposition a was ‘ Announcements of Our worthwhile sth, charge being things. evening, May $2 venient and a agreeable for butterfat make fed the of will and a 456 of way Minnesota farmer at pounds 2 a this feature. The book is dedicated the late 3 of made for club members visit dem to to He butter. Considering butterfat University Farm. group be Minnesota QUALITY was to HOLSTEIN SALE G. Maria Sanford. Mrs. T. Winter 2 onstrations in household equipment the of the fact that worth 40 pound the demonstration cents on a average, a The will the introduction. » home Grade Cows write furnishings, 20 products canned judge show ring brings of of the pound-a-day her line vision to a cow Geo. board of editors includes Mrs. . meal planning and preparation, that of the with annual of an< $146.00, carcass converge owner an revenue may To Badges Be Held Win Merit H. J. Allen. Rochester; Mrs. E. Loyhed. i other phases home of judge. He management dressing from counting the value of her calf not came Faribault; L. DeVoist, Mrs. P. s When these well plannet ring of show tours the fertilizer left of the are May ancestry farm. 2, an winners 1923 West Salem, or on Wis. at Duluth, Mrs. Marshall Coolidge, Mrs. f they successful. Twenty in the Blooming grade his placed the of and are very cows at top carcass 3 in Association The San Jose attracting Prairie Cow Testing scale is barrows Oce Curtis, Warren. 73 of 7 breeds in the world’s Mrs. Frank Book of Women CHOICE 64 PUREBREDS & GRADE 60 ; Island which Fred B. SPRINGERS creasing attention in Rhode of Steele of W. Coe, Mrs. Daniel Coonan, He Mrs. T. swine dressing county greatest contest. Highly Endorsed - Ohio, Georgia. Indiana, Illinote, Ida official Hedbarg the is tester, of style recently Miss Rozette Hendrix, Minneapolis; combination utility. and was a There Will Also Be Sale Sparta May 3 at Th( of ho, Texas, and New Mexico. qualified for ribbons a have C. Severance, Olson Mrs. A. Frances merit Farmstead, f according lime-sulphur Northwest issued by He distinctively and Mary Dillon Foster. St. Paul. bred, of to spray re Who The book “Who’s was pure Among Minnesota For further information and catalogs write Minnesota . received by the United States in grade big Minneapolis, according H. O. to ports type ancestry, to cows Women,” which is be biological sketches of individuals Many to SAM a HYDE, Secretary, , I Department of Agriculture, is associations testing nol Tellier, of Farmington, Minnesota, producing cow record of women’s activities histories in and of organizations various LaCrosse County Holstein Breeders Association, butterfat c proving satisfactory formerly Pf pounds 365 who bred him. His sire, Arch Back as as or more lines from pioneer days in this district been date have to prepared LaCrosse, Wisconsin. r of through of these probably less Fifteen Price, first account in the futurity prize on year. one will organizatians was and for the book, which will be the and individuals cover ! ■ Well-sprayed orchards Guernseys, applications. Holsteins, four junior yearling Poland China boar cows are in all sections of of work the only record woman’s state, ever “HOLSTEINS PREVAIL THEY WIN AT THE PAIL” i infestation. however, have Ir I Durham. the 1921 Minnesota In State Fair. and at some Warren has been endorsed by one published in the P. Upham. state. the s Illinois large of of medium breeding Ditlevson is the condition weighs C. he percentage un- owner a for “Buy 19 librarian Them secretary, In Wisconsin” years - found association, sprayed scale alive, in of the 900 pounds. The latter’s Big high grade sire. a was cow Holstein Brookhonm of the and archaeologist State Historical of pounds [ localities much 80 502.7 Price’s 60 producing Equal* first aged the prize to Holstein some as as was “The Society. book will be Sets State Record of Some the boar at He also Swine states is the National cent. butterfat. 1917 owner per are .*ecom- heartily welcomed by librarians for producing 1 developed mending lubricating-oil Holsteins show. weight of $1,060 other He carried three sprays as a for frequent perusal and later reference of Entomoiogy- of butterfat. by the Bureau pounds 383.1 heaviest hog and pounds and the 408.3, at 466.9, was Fobes, Ellenvale Johnson Ormsby by readers” Mr. Upham many the Sons the show that C. Jolson & world’s swine O. greatest are the Brookhoim Farms, broke state will “We Welcome it in says. producing Holsteins of two year. owners yearling heifer milk record for in the library of the Minnesota Historical a butterfat. T. / of The barrow’s material grandsire, ' pounds and 583 502.1 American production during the day test. which Society, collects seven very completely four; of Jumbo show boar Black 2nd, the is Peterson P. owner was a In days she produced 508.5 * of all records the founding seven and the Leqion 407.9 pounds weighed 1,000 418.5, which producing Guernseys on of milk which yielded 18.45 pounds and the diverse and manifold Hol- ! Four progress, circuit. butterfat. pounds of 367.4 the of butter. She broke pounds previous Corner development history and of this 386.4 i 287.8, 391.2, producing steins record by pounds of njilk 71.3 and all her I 1 people. We Bureau butterfat state by the great Experimental work of pounds 371.6 are and . for the period. - the high appreciate interest and States United Brothers. Another Industry, Paulson of Animal The-Spirit the excellent by of America owned quality of the book j pounds shows Agriculture, of 388.6 Department producing guaranteed Holstein The spirit which makes America DONOVAN A GOSLEE by the board of editors economical; and the Klingbeil. yields and A. by R. that good owned is butterfat egg of the Land of Liberty is the spirit the value of contribution Funeral Directors wheat- ! of with secured be the permanent results is Cartin a a Tom owner can shown last in South St. week Paul. See its of this book of history.” pounds to chickens. state less for 411.8 and Embalmers ration producing our Holstein When the Catholic dhurqh burned The “Who’s Who” for Minnesota three Farr W. R. T W. Donovan—s9l4 butterfat. owns down, the of the Presbyterian pastors is completion. nearing of ■ It will Animal Industry 4t0.5, of and Bureau 482, The now H. Goslee—6637 A. producing Holsteins Exclusive Features and Methodist Episcopal churches include of of; historic A organizations Department States butterfat. Day Calls—Phone United 2188 the of pounds 447.3 and the first offer the of their to were use which work fiormed for received one; suffrage ht recently in Ni Call. Agriculture O. Peterson, to by A. owned Durham, s buildings which in hold Catholic to Ver-1 and of existence from 136 butterfat when blanks the enrollment of went out day pounds 365.3 produced the i and Carriage Service Motor Among until other numerous services arrangements j ballot the given joined have to of farmers who was women; mont the wom- during Oakland year. I could be made. This New is the spirit —4 Series of the of the 1923 stock” crusade.; sires—better j “better dairyman in ' each tolerance and good will which The to the an cost of features Six exclusive great enrollment of them the Among two are was herd his entire American Legion for testing is helping association foster to the of superintendent PEEDP H. H. Reese, other hound merit between by uniting buddies the car. of during on no averages year every race Horse Farm| States Morgan United month. By and $4.00 class and creed in $3.00 and means great per one organization; with coupled exclusive features, These enrolled Vt., who Middlebury, 1 near associations, val- testing “For God, of Country and many cow and sheep cattle, of horses, head 228 quality construction, high its have I Comrades.” and high producing are responsible uable cows bred is stock of this chickens. All The of from the butcher the value been saved unmatched for the as this pure-bred sires, exclusively to records have disclosed association A Worth-While Alibi. Oakland $ New 995- enrollment, : for at requirement being a their which capacities, otherwise Many albis good have been offered analyze the would have unrecognized. By critically The ’ in the but gone good that you past, none more of; so outside as points principal At 26 boarder the of same means, the Adjutant Franklyn cows, perhaps of Emmett this of mechanical construction Department States the United car, Washington of excellent but Moose Lake Legion appearance, really Post, who conduct-1 explains it! Agriculture is will buy of be certain to * you producing less than their Vegetables, more fresh of cost out his failure in of to your turn news livestock work. experimental ing of feed and have been eliminated i his care, for several weeks, thus: “I post ■ of breeding feeding and Problems in garden, the delight of own from herds the profit of their are to i have peachy wife, and EAST SIDE a GARAGE we are now and the prevention livestock, in control ! owners. the HR proud of humdinger parents day’s meal. preda- ; a and parasites, many of a summer 1017 East insects, Water Street, Austin. When it is realized that the baby, average if feel like livestock,' so go easy you harmful animals to tory production of all includ- And be of growing to cows, bawling for slacking sure out on- me up on welfare related the subjects other to and Legion job. I tell the world ■ my can I ly the best, United should of the buy livestock of the you our have live Moose Lake, post at we a The stations have States studied. ■ BE are With 77 paid-up members, than bulk Seeds more now. possible , is located that it been to PARK so last live Auxil-1 and Legion year, a B B ' livestock confronting problems study iary with 74 paid-up members, also the H. similar L. GOSS conditions SEED under to CO. men than last year.” more Six Oakland far the conditions actual mor on / S of results the This makes Austin, Minn- range. THEATRE It’s Small World. A livestock j because the value, greatest I Traveling in French box in a car without apply them great can grower 1 Flanders in 1918, Legionaire Francis modification. Ellis James, of St. Minnesota lost his pocketbook. Since THURSDAY & FRIDAY— then he had considered bulls the 1,257 of 1918 only 329 In it forever 1 until it as gone j ’ Wis.. County, Winnebago “THE NINETY service in in arrived last week from London, with ;' according purebred, reports to were ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■. - letter from Bert Goeke, ( English sol- NINE” AND a ■■■■■ B B B B of i' - Department States the United to dier. who found it the Vlamertinghe, at I . Let of bet- After Us Agriculture. and Advise two years You Belgium railway siding, brought ’ number of work the ter-sires Pathe News purebred it his London home, but since to increased 645. At ; had sires to | then has been roaming around the the of the third the end assessor’s year world, which for his failure accounts showed 777 pure-bred records the wallet to return SATURDAY- And if sooner. wish will This record the be bulls in county. you we beginning of 1922 that the shows JOHN GILBERT at Just In One Twenty. the bulls in service in i half of over in Editor glad C. C. Carger Teas of the give figure the purebred. ; ( to county were “THE MADNESS you a County News of Watertown, writes: “Our Watertown Legion Post [ is out OF YOUTH” destroy- 1 A record of 5,881 coyotes double membership its this to year. of 1 of Nevada’s kill 6,608 ed on out your pre- and We hope the sincerely boys will succeed. during ( datory animals 1922 was se- “AROUND THE We know of single no reason largely by the of and cured traps .use HEATING PLANT should why belong veteran not every WORLD IN poisoned , poison. There 1,271 were fine We this organization. to the found during animals year, as 18 DAYS” would consider it the honor greatest compared -with during 1921. . 415 Jewel Furnaces able in the world—to be join the to those of; These numbers include only Legion. Only honorably American which the skins scalps actual- ' or were discharged eligible—one veterans are ly turned An interesting point; j in. people. If in twenty every you are of these c bearing the SUNDAY— cost opera- on Legion in the button coat one, your Are Built conducted by the Biological ] tions as it.” lapel will prove JACK HOLT Survey of the United States Department S in Instead of Makes Things Do of Agriculture co-operation in AH-Legion Radio ■ Program. “NOBODY'S ■ States Rabies Commission with the is Get ready IS2' in the old to tune aerial From The V —TlffiMi'' Buying New Things Washoe c noted in County. Expenses MONEY” WLAG Saturday May 12 from on 9:30 ■ « for three months’ , there period a were until midnight later. For p. m. Ground or Up tel and 1 while for . received $1,873.51, money that is the date for all-Legion set an Mermaid Comedy taken by hunters in this : furs county radio through tty? program courtesy $1,773.82, with sufficient { amounted to Mrs. Eleanor ot Poehler, director program than , furs hand SIOO to cover more on for WLAG, Every Inch “The Call of the Prices for skins i difference. a coyote North. The all-star is being cast now MONDAY from $6 $lO each. j AND TUESDAY- to ißpjj B vary • planned, and will be announced Furnace 7 i in this column later. TOM MIX Altogether pure-bred sires 396 and pure-bred females 275 secured were May 5-6 Are Red Letter Dates. “THREE JUMPS Show* Sturdy Construction: by efforts farmers in Kansas through the Made The annual conference state of Best Cast Iron of i according county to agents, AHEAD” Minnesota Legion commanders and the the 2 annual United States to report adjutants is perhaps the most popular and PIPELESS * j Department of Agriculture PIPE OR of the gathering of Gopher Legionaires. CLYDE COOK leader of the State of ( county agent Great interest is being 2 manifested AZZZZ" Vernicol Varnish Stain makes Kansas, 1 2 the covering 1921. Two year and asking if low railroadrates posts are things do, “THE by doing ARTIST” them By 1 * c hundred , and seventy-five scrubs over. ■ were will be available. They have «-»■■> •‘things’’ I"? of furni- replaced by - pure-breds, pure-bred we 152 »s 1 mean any your 2 whether tore, cld, 3 herds . it’s wePe started, of and 1,117 animals J or * =M== some = ' *=■ » /Wf ■ sold 23 association sales held at that pieces marred were J WEDNESDAY— newer your are a ’ Make Will You jj* by the 21 live-stock improvement bit. It is equally good for floors. J associations KODAKS »■ ■ * KATHERINE formed the better-sires to support Wait till ' ' it jw' ' furni- put ■ - ' you on your campaign. MACDONALD A total of 250 Buying TX«=» Money by * tore floor and if or J your see you held coun-' meetings in the 18 were *TI ' ’ don’t with You buy 8I it ! _4ff agree us. may which ties active in the work, “HEROES AND were i» i, [ in quarter-pints gallons. to ■ cans, li Dent’ Wait Now. with attendance of 4,995 farmers an HUSBANDS” s CO- JOHNSON DRUG A taken by County There’s Agent fun census the at Watson and in Floyd County, Ind., in time i Until Fall. making ;Y“ n jj/TZZZZ- Water & Ry. Sts., showed Round Three ? 1921, that the of had 6,- .? Kodak county ■ pictures -T -IL *73 Z - 2 Austin, Minn. 177 milch of which but “THE LEATHER 90 cows, and were they ■ store ■ up purebred and registered. There fun were for the future. PUSHERS” bulls o 3 ct 100 dairy inus enihuteno Get Kodak your 100 dairy bulls ! in in the county, use here stock Decker our & Galloway of , which but registered. 19 The were is complete also ■ showed that but 381 census . cows bred purebred bulls to during were the previous Hear the Augmented year. Heating and Sheet Metal Contractors PARK ORCHESTRA The Matinee Daily 2:30 at used these county figures agent K. O. WOLD DRUG CO. “Tbo Shop That Two Evening Satisfies” Shows: better-sires county m campaign a to The Kodak Store 7:30 and 9:00 show ■ the farmers of the the county AUSTIN MINNESOTA for live-' need improvement in their