milk 1 CITY PLANNING AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA —, 1922, the food value of milk and Advertisements inspection in to JU A AAA A. AAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AA A A ered under Federal the News Bring -4»- in Results. -w- a as VVVVVVWVVVVVV VV VVVVV WV W W WTT““W“T““T*F“ V WVV e I i the delegates On lesions products. October 5 showed of them and 5,640,061 p t * I they will reach Syracuse, N. ¥., where Bureau Review of the disease. Farm v ATHLETIC FIELD j mornings until continue will to meet v National October the by C 10. Afternoons principally infected Hogs are ♦ .> i J will its displays. Dairy Exposition the feed I cattle in diseased following open of News Mower Bureau County, * Official Farm Compiled j for left free Sites Under Con- Evenings will be Two from tuber- drinking milk lot and by I t ( Liebenstein, County * F. L. Farm Agent by On meetings. association the short- and of cattle. Because culous group g sideration By • * j the Congress * October 10 the evehing the tubercu- of t of hogs, feeding period international banquet, the £ will hold »*❖»**** ■»<■*■»*<■■»*■»»» ■!■ localized; ■! ■<■ usually *»» ■!■ ■!■»■>■» losis lesions ♦»♦»«:«»» ] an Officials. : are the be largest which probably will neck c of the glands most 1 head and are leaders dairy and dairy is « of scientists it However, affected. ccmmonly 1 11 hat he buys he AGENTS for because FARM can pay sites for school athletic field < Two hoped that It is assembled. than t a that in 1922 estimated ever more i ' has steady dependable income. a beifig Austin considered by sufficient will be the appropriation now t pre pork worth of $2,000,000 was con- his makes him good and customer a authorities: of land the base at tract which take discussions print the This but 1 to a NEW LAW: tuberculosis. is STUDY of demned ' cplains why the silo is index to just of St. Paul and tract 1 an street nine day’s the entire by ] place at a sustained the total loss sessions. of part - a community ' the and prosperous north end. the off Main street at tuberculosis j of Nation account the on f of better conditions. inspected and •rerunner Both sites have been the with Animals affected in hogs. Is Plan Market Co-op. provided i adequate declared be to :: gains, are best the make disease not can CREAMERY’S BIG MONTH, they given improvements. School Meeting. • 4 Another proper health is are o human the danger and to a Very Gone Into h ed Rock Creamery $19,200 Paid Out of presidents indefinite district SHOES| Officers far from and While the plans considered. always be factor to are In Checks. Throughly- School Sunday before time the Mower County it be and t ast may some The Red Rock Creamery Brownsde at dis> adequately May 19 sociation to will they take form, meet eradication has been s lion Mountain an d had its record month in March Sunday- annual goal. the plans for the athletic field is according < equipped to Colorado, in cuss success a all i by attended conference At leeks $19,200. totaled Those a date and The talk about School considerable c reaving Biological convention. “There is by the received recently report a of agricultural agents the county checks in of SIOO and amount • A this meeting. Austin,” said c place will be athletic field in set at States Depart- ] United Survey, an Owa- held at Minnesota southeastern follows: X ; last “and io* held school, high 0 /er are as preliminary meeting Coach Roach of the especially along ] Agriculture, was of ment the and 26, f April cooperative new H. Hillier H. Hanson tonna, B. $350.51, aroused is i Saturday in Austin. if sufficient interest Canon ! For the Entire Family River, between we Arkansas the passed at law marketing s:: F. Bushman $ 275.50, $261.30, John is field athletic have An 1 vicinity in the Salida, and City and may one. r of\ the session , legislative recent the £ $230.12, R. K. Graves $182.- J" ottema which A For Camp. here. I Net $25 certainly needed town Springs. Girl Reserves Sulphur Hot and of Eagle of The studied. purpose state Wm. Rugg ), $178.20, J. F. Ziemer j will was the athletics bazaar at school Girl Reserves held loyally supports work bobcat Effective a accom- was Good service is only possible where get far- right 5 provide the you com- is law to the <j 178.36, A. C. Nelson $168.46, John o t which providte Saturday probably find Y. M. C. A. to 1 section west Fly an n Horse way in the rooms a plished bination of all the factors such good style, good organize X * others to and a as on ma- j :olst $167.64, E. Krull $167.09, Wal;r [ plan mers Reserves athletic field.” ’ of i them Girl adequate netted $25. neighborhood the in of Montrose, non-profit 4 basis workmanship. terial and good And that’s the co-operative strictly a Grunwaldt $161.59, Studer Bros. case ♦ j period at have ’ the 1 their encampment also to Basis, and Creek Spring on t which 1 through organization with footwear this of type G. 158.62, M. Stephenson $158.56, the purchased ' Boy Kenneth Berg has our season. the the used by ■ Big ' Utah along e into driveway sheep same camp their sell buy they commodifies own bgelsang $154.77,F00te Howden X or & station in may Oil Company 3 being movie is Standard T 1 The Scouts. A benefit Fruita. n of northwest Wash Salt theories « the According to i C. R. C. Hastings $142.72, 145.53, Sander Prairie from Bros. Blooming - week this at shown for girls ’ lo- the latter in the oil catnip of of JENSEN-PHIFFER CO. use such Peteet Walton and Sapiro of Mr SV. Johnson $139.65, E. F. Moore Berg, of K. T. is Mr. Berg • in i the high school. prominent effective son proved has cality very strictly should be organizations on a Prairie H. Schlichting $136.72, L. 137.72, Blooming the in farmer • into sets. bobcats trap luring j basis and commodity single pre- unachek Schroeder $l3O- $134.70, H. vicinity. Major of Owatonna E. C. Clemans OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE AUSTIN MINN. Minne- r this in doing parations for Bolgren $129.20, C. Tooood Bros. speaker will be Wallace the commencement Agriculture of Secretary e for [ Committees under sota this way. $127.55, Kenaston Harvey & Owatonna are list in honor The f the Prairie Blooming 7 at Secretary Assistant commence-8 delegated has to busy I g commodities various now are Fred Studor 127.55, $127.43, W. pupils. comprises 163 • the ment. of administration year the Pugsley membership ( and plans working out larbisch $126.88, H. G. Meyer $126.- ’ for provided of $30,000 fund special r r particu-■ ( those suitable to contracts Guiney 6, Bros. $126.45, E. N. Anerson ’ appropiria’ Agricultural last in the lt’£“Usco”Ti commodities. c Aga lar $123.31, $126.28, A. W. Somer CEEDP discussions of i transcription and tion, agricultural r the of m e It is the n 'rickes Holbrook purpose & $122.70, Jacob ’ dis’ binding and printing, the and explain , ( the agents to purpose county lelkers $119.02, Christgau J. $116.- of the« proceedings the of tribution co-operative j the of requirements and 6, Tanner & Whitcomb F. $114.67, • act’ The Congress.” Dairy World’s their ] of people the law marketing to lacmac $114.12, Cad Jones $112.03, StatesTi February 26 approved U ’ ited was various the well commodify county as . Levy $110.82, J. as L. Lewis $110.33, res ’ will Dairy Congress World’s n The for t provided organizations . Risius $109.40, C. Byers $108.90, and der C., Washington, D. at ’ open If i used. of contracts and the types S. V. Johnson $108.85, C. Brugger October and 3, to 2 days, vote two T l Good wish counties to people in the the J. 108.73, Kaldenberg $108.68, Frank £ connected ordinarily formalities the res a re they i law of the make may new r anVleet $106.70, use Theo. Jensen $106.- ’ internation-1 gathering of the with an intelligently. j then do 0, R. Dekker so $105.49 Dahle & the and the Cipital assemblage al 2 Vegetables, fresh of at out your the county agent < county, In Mower churman $105.43, J. Beckman $103.- of broader aspects of the discussion ‘ people < the with meet will be glad to 5, Handke Dulitz & $103.07, Mrs. garden, the delight of d and commercial, aB dairying—scientific, own are • this ] explain and community of azzie Holst $101.97, any Joe Goetsch delegates 1 October the humanitarian. On 4 SE various contracts < the day’s and meal. law 100.32. summer many a new Philadelphia, sessions at will hold possible be It worked being out. may National 1 the where Pa., And be of growing to in sure on- series of meetings to arrange a Many Treat Seed Grains. demonstra- will give Council Dairy a Any |||| this for the county community purpose. Many date farmers realize to ly the best, should buy up promoting 2 activities in you our of its tion na- interested especially may he of treating their seed economy public the by educatng health tonal • bulk Seeds him call at ’/e X once. ’rains, upon seed now. and of potatoes I sprayng their 3 fruit and doing trees [PRINTING are arMW Great ■ of Silo this spring. They find that seed, “Usco” H. L. GOSS SEED CO. THE 30x3% >o i and value rental and labor too J 1!j <W or are J Farm Value still the fabric *is on £ ligh [ take chance to 1 and regard a Austin, Minn* 1 i kind I these Any practices want insurances for of money’s worth M as j you Ktf ' • Liebenstein) IJk%. profitable F. L. (By They find that nore crops. I Any quantity If dealer America. silo j between the < relation i little time is your There is spent than ♦ n a now more 'i the machinery and SSES 3 J farm •epaid later when need and modern for used such sell on tries J t to you * somew you ' farmer When forerunner. is Better silo .reatments. delay getting a a prices t Get be thing else he won’t x stock our produce into it to seed the finds ground day of and i necessary a so I 6 t with greater products that I stock it is clean and economy and healthy tell if snow surprised r MS you s Such silo. generally buys vhen in than i he hustle put to it in and 1❖ a Hiam 1 il “No.” him 3 t him will big equipment an <et diseased COUNTY on percentage of yield. MOWER save '■ a an t feed the 30 cent Potato of seed treatment on well be per average can t £ NEWS “Usco’s” built by him possible for to it lone makes co-operative bill It project in are as a » a 1 z the farm live stock community. ♦ keep on more who people the 4 y ❖ same of feed, and buying extra without Cords. TZ Royal make increased saving this * or j. means a course FARMER ' NOTES I profits. finds it he This silo having fact Once necessary counts. a h machinery. filling produce to “Birds of Feather,” one-reel •i a a neighbors with his in or He film, go produced may by the United States experience By his of outfit get own. i *''d 11 Department Agriculture an of of the University I • - silage best the that will find he [‘*s* of Kentucky, has just been U.S Tires Whereto buy n in it is when from a is made corn % released. This film deals with poultry i in and ripeness, of order stage standardization, proper showing the advantages rW'’ this time his at harvest to crop that from community >■ accrue AUSTIN AUTO Austin Minn. CO work to exchange limit his I New he Like |||||» must t Just specialization the ; standard ■h m - on of his equipment have partners an breed or of chickens. • MATT BEAR Austin, Minn. own. - the which The runs power same Fifty rural children in Glasgow all kinds will do silo the fill will to what cutter That’s Valley t County, Mont., your being car are served grind will It the farm. work about of with hot school lunch daily like after have fin- look a f as we the wood, the the feed, pump saw direct result of nutrition work a ■ X- and t ished repairing « machine, threshing the revar- •water, run conducted by extension agents, I according do hay and straw the cut any nishing or to received report by the a A be applied. belts where work can SO fflffilfflfffff Off United States Department of Agriculture. is used silos where stock farm t are surprised what will be You Twelve of whole quarts milk where be to pretty men one sure bought daily, and used for are c^ i and t t coa steady employment a an^e a P a n given boys t and are HOPFE ALBERT cooked cereal. A cocoa, or a woman : X The income throughout the varnish and will top year. a new is employed do the to cooking and h3H uH to is dependable; from the herd : : * - in -make hot dish daily, with * car. the help - your serve one - - - - ±:: Estate single Real it does rely It and not Stock "Live jff on crop. Vi#nYi a g:: j:: :: | $ <' of the girls. ■ The local Woman’s Club ■ m is yielding steady cash business and AUCTIONEER a financed 'HTrff T-.■ the undertaking. t ; before g::::::::::::: have this work done still time to There is ; has diversity yoy of needs which in a MINN. AUSTIN, J# BLDG. BABCOCK See for the at give turn X into good market for put all kinds summer. us once use a car your :XF H T Federal meat-inspection ! records for of conducted : ,r I have I of many ::: manufactured goods. the ::H:::::::::: K 1922 show that year of an average sales E e breaking It has record :::::::; been shown the that where silos of hog of out slaughtered one every seven ready !> stand and most and Auto Painting Top are country y the Auto not only farming numerous in establishments under Federal * but general business best is best; My in assist recomo- to inspection you. during the showed year v fact the _ prosperity of satist- community a mendations S- lesions many my of tuberculosis. are Altogether, I R. H. GRAY be determined largely can by the number 39,416,439 customers. hogs fied slaught- were of its silos. With silo a a man keep twice can much in stock his as t So. Main St. Austin, Mnn. .♦ farm, he produce butter from can ten I * fifteen to cents pound cheaper, beef 1 A. AJUJt J* A JU * *- A, A JU A* ****** a ■ - |fVV WV ’A* “ - *** W VA V W *4F *3r *♦**• W W*3r « V *♦*♦*■• V VV V V PROGRAM from dollar to two dollars one per hundred cheaper, mutton from one dollar SEVENTH to ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL i: dollar and fifty one cents hndred cheaper, per milk from forty sixty to cents hundred cheaper, per cheese from five to cents seven per ST. OLAF COLLEGE - hundred cheaper, cheese from five to cents pound seven less, II the a MAY 12 and 13 expense of feeding horses and mules thirty Don be Fooled by Varnish Shine i forty t dollars SATURDAY- or less. a Such per year difference in vast a the of cost production 10 :00 A. M.—Mendelssohn’s Praise,” The Hymn of the varnish, * generally the it poorer will nilMßz.. ’ more failure. mean success or 5 shines, and the less it ’ The better i the wears. Choral Union Orchestra and var- This is why find the silo ■ we nish, the richer is its deep R , satin like i glossiness, and index 2:30 P. M.—Baseball St. Olaf of Thomas ■t the St. an T.. prosperity of vs. the longer it Don’t a buy community. vamislf by ' its wears. a i P. M.—Norwegian Folk Games 7:00 shine. t Buy it by its " to stand and still power wear AV hen i silo keep Women’s Physical Training glossy. For you Dept. see a man’s everything from floors on a up, use t j farm it indicates Neptunite that Varnishes. he You is get of them stock 8:00 P. M. —Heiberg’s Erasmus Montanus, out by the presented wear a □ farmer, because is 3 generally into them. put Won’t white. turn dairy wear farmer. a of Norwegian Language Department Literature. and j ♦ v Dry hard and This 14* hard. stay he • is utilizing means the products | ; . be £ costly casting forging That broken of his can farm or a JOHNSON the DRUG CO., to best possible SUNDAY— Ij equal made to welded and thereby economically advantage. He * new is increasing g the Water & Ry St, t \ fertility besides of his the small of of land, cost part at and there -10:00 A. M.—Divine Services Sermon new one is little by O. J. t Rev. Kvale a a very I f idleness about his Austin, Minn. F place. delay. saving infinite The boy 3:00 P. M.—St. Olaf Band. Concert going to school his by t pays doing way 8:00 P. M.—St. Olaf Choir. j aid the real SERVICE is to chores WELDING OUR night and a morning. The farm hand and all others is farmer, auto employed manufacturer, by | owner, the us- ♦ year, PRICES OF ADMISSION— and t good steady made of metal. equipment other machinery and work the ing men year • around. He needs and have must Choral Union Erasmus Olaf good 75c; Montanus St. Band 50c; 75c; | j machinery, THIS plant. Try for with his diversity of Choir St. Olaf SI.OO. Reservations be made by addressing may each in crops be season must hurried P. M. Glasoe, Manager 41 of Southern Minnesota University to harvest and handled in the ' rin . * "* ei r quickest and most efficient manner. I