■ J I —' -T Five Page AUSTIN. MINN. NEWS, COUNTY MOWER 8,1923 Nov. Thursday, building the is and in contains aisles. Each 60 a new good-will of club center rear is the turn pens, Helps every Austin How 50 boys. accommodate which will that visitors is arranged and satisfaction that they worker and the can so th® during “bunked” boys the Here look walk the around outside and contributing the of to are success of supervision t the under Fair supervisor, a ♦ Editor. LUDWIG, D. the farmers farmers’ of H. and wives the pigs. There is 16-foot alley over a 1H enjoyed themselves help- they is devoted and Department to £ W* efc I This the future. between the buildings. Each 1 CLJL JL JL A make Farmers County Mower * ing f immensely. Livestock club work has long been ♦ Suggestions farm. outward- the pen opens ♦ on money more and handicapped kind of the town Mower County is the country at This .t Z Mr. invited. correspondence and The business T interests, however, are did Fair because inadequate housing with of the in confer tells that will be glad to A co-operation Ludwig when * not stop they had built quarters I Yj rela- farmers * of farmer facilities. A. E. Beaded, H. ’»• or group secretary any community.—Berry of for making the They pigs. also provided a * ” £ enterprises. farm tive to resolved that should such conditions fbr quarters the youthful The Farmer. in Akers, owners, ■■-r• iif exist resolutions longer, but not ii any don’t build buildings. The Fair could ■ ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ ■: 'W finance -the buildings, the business not failure could if look so didn’t I of Blooming Helmick Prairie, crop a C. as P. CLOSING apealed and they OUT AUCTION to, the of this from part men were be reported short time purchased Minnesota, a ago responded nobly. Within few helping Hubert His a country. was son, purebred Jersey bull from the a weeks they subscribed SI,BOO, built making and picking the with a Elm-0 Farm, Austin, Minn. L. B. hand. the buildings, donated good and them mighty to Is I quitting farming, will I all sell Hanna, proprietor, has breeding personal been property am my the Fair. The the pig club members old Charles Bush farm, mile 1 and 2 miles north of west occupied on herd of high producing large up a Elkton; good mile who has 1 south them and of Dexter activities of these clubs. the Fair late in August, 2 west and 2 miles south and I found at farm some appreciating man Business Jerseys one for number of ous are men a years 6 miles of Brrownsdale east graveled roads. about showed appreciation and their words to importance on the far-reaching say and until he has highest recognized the biggest the producing work is Club more more as now who is Church 56 by putting the finest pig show Louis club girls’ young and years boys’ of ever on herd in Cow Mower County in agriculture extension movement WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923 of the He is held in County. Mower the is both time contributing owner one man. work, and Testing Association, highest the are producing today. farms improved small well those of “I presented this vari- the Jersey the testing of the in 38 matter the to support and to cow money example of business-man better No SALE SARTS AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP better is 120 doubt if there and I a business straight Associations Minnesota, is business in and men as a a Minnesota has in co-operation that farm come larger the in county any or proposition,” Mr. Beaded said. breeder of the highest producing “I cow HEAD OF HORSES—One 3 Austin, bay matched, than 5 and attention at Mower team to sand mares, Church has handled. them. our with is better than scrubs raised head a pictured it per investment in the in testing associations 1922 in the 38 as an old, 6 weight black 2900; old, weight 1 5 1250. the business where interests years mare, County, years and demand for gravel that is in milk records pile Ohio dairyman kept An future, and donation. They not of the State all breeds twice as a over on Church three Mr. built fine livestock work. This of Austin breds and concrete of year pure some common cows accepted it that basis, have milking. The Helmick’s and day sire of Mr. HEAD OF 35 CATTLE—2S milk including 6 good on we a cows, roan than $350 the grounds the of has sold barns he production told with the result that showed more a on the buildings.” Durhams; 6 calves; yearling Shorthorn me 1 bull with line bred Financial bull is 1 roan papers; new a still Church is sand. Mr. of worth the of the double that at end coming heifer; 2 old grade Holstein Fair and dedicated bull 1 year Mower County year King bull which selected to There three livestock was are new doing certainly is bachelor. He stock. of the livectock club common activities. them to his a head Mr. Hanna’s herd because of barns, each feet 16 wide and 65 feet graveling HEAD OF HOGS—I 2 good 19 feeding shoats in brood and work for the county 1 good Another farmer reported feeding a His dan. these large size and high records. buildings cost business These long. They of frame construction, are with pigs foot. 6 at sow roads. which well-bred cattle In he test kept containing produced lbs. of milk, all they 800 and in sides, SI,BOO, with without get and reiST men open Melvin Skaran Elliot and Ford T. and scrubs in the yard, all receiving same junior 3- pounds butter, 592 of FARM MACHINERY, ETC.—One wide as a tire with triple wagon attended the Meadow Grand of The auction the ration. good cattle ■ ■ same year-old. this record she During box;l John Deere John plow; Deere 1 sulky plow; Dain was 1 corn Guernsey the Winona County sale of fattened remained while the scrubs | received spreader; iron day and section lever drag; milked only twice FURNITURE 1 4 Fuller Johnson 1 & AT AUCTION manure a the Fair held Association at poor. planter; John Deere Disc; hay rack; dam 1 1 2 of heavy work The sets and feed- farm only corn care Charles. They grouds St. at of indicate Scores similar experiences purchased harness; inch 1 114 harness; Primrose set 1 separator. the Register bull is in Helmick’s new of Mr. cream thoroughbred head of fine SATURDAY, fourteen NOVEMBER 10, 1923 well-bred that live Is Important stock an She produced Class AA. of Merit, milch for HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Guernsey ETC. —1 Maytag washing feeding in reducing cows new means machine; of butter pounds two 430 as a Monarch nearly beds, 1 2 iion springs and Meadow. of Grand mattresses; northwest their farm range, new; increasing financial and costs returns. NORTH AT 107 RAILWAY STREET has she old. During 1923 produced year kitchen cabinet; 1 davenport; cold blast heater, 1 1 have systematically nearly These It is of interest however, to note, gone men milk of and 588 pounds 1046 dining chairs table; other 1 and articles will sell the set following described public We too property at new; room numerous business auction the dairying into that, how the matter strong no consensus months butter nine pounds of in under mention. to the residence. numbers twentyfive at herd and their of opinion be, there now are generally may shows feed and and farm a care addition the in to Holsteins the side. Of few negative a on timothy hay; bushels first of of of $270.0 for the ten HAY. GRAIN. ETC—IO 400 profit tons book swing; dining davenport; 1 1 1 lawn room case; purchased. just Guernseys nearly 500 experiences, five 1 about in crib; shocks fodder in field. or 80 This addition Mr. months of 1923. to corn iron rockers; sanitary buffet; beds 1 with pad; couch; 5 cot 1 1 2 another, had for cent, per one reason or breeder that Helmick’s herd is any one chairs and springs; dressers; rocker; 2 leather and to Rock Dell 1 1 settee and of O. Patton D. failed with succeed Improved stock. to son of cattle could be proud of Jersey Geese. POULTRY—BO Chickens and 14 delivered township, Olmsted county, This fact, taken consideration Into with dishes Is; match; and kitchen utensils, fewer stands, 1 to production, size and gas because of his horses of fine Perceron to the foregoing data, points 99 team to TERMS:—Sums of under, per SIO.OO and cash; that a a pulling mirrors; eight clock; small tables; 2 day 1 1 2 1 on sums over type. range; organ; The Henry Younge. team cent probability that bred and will be credit of months’ time given as were amount approved pure b on n vs a block and rope; has of flesh be until settled for. fine lot horse property removed other improved to live stock will aid ever as —no a the The buttermaking contest at community, this been brought to greatly In solving feeding economic TOM NELSON, Owner GROVER BATES, Owner annual convention of the Minnesota pounds.— 3300 tipping the scales at problems. Details the department’s of and operators Record. managers association Meadow (reamery Giand study of feeding recent questions may COL. HOPFE, ALBERT Auctioneer. good G. I. COFFMAN, Auctioneer. brought out some be obtained from the bureau animal of FIRST STATE BANK, DEXTER, Clerk. Southern The following from Clerk. BANK, NATIONAL AUSTIN scores. Industry, United States Department of of the Record—lf the Dairy patrons Kiiiiia these Minnesota Agriculture, Washington, C. scores: D. ■■■■■£■&■■■■■ ■ B ■ ■a ■’ E following S will obey the ■ H creameries ■ ■ ■ HiWWiiBtKBIIiK'M ■ B ■ ten ’ £ 3 Julius Glenville, 94% Ramsey, ... be there will commandments, trouble 1 ■ □ a ■ nail no ■ ■■■■■■■ "■ Rich- Wm. Sternhaus, B. New Proteins and Minerals quality of raising the Minnesota about Geo. Peterson, Geneva 92% butter: : PUBLIC AUCTION Necessary in Hog Feed 93% Bert Jensen, Oakland CLOSING Oi S ALE l clean. Keep the 1. cows land 93% Considering whole the problem of the milk clean by straining Keep 2. Lansing 93% O. J. Hoium, economical, successful and satisfactory metallic through it farming Auction Having decided quit I will sell Public to at gauze a V. J. Cofoed, Alden 93% of quitting farmins’, will the On I sell following account production pork with minimum prope.ty the Decke- farm just of all of personal old strainer. a at east property my Svend Anderson, Hayyward 93% the Shady Nook Stock Farm, miles Lansing, 2% of east 1 chance on loss the of Austin, of from disease city when thirty .... testing Separate 3. at one on cream Jensen, Oakland 93 James south and mile of Mayville, 2% miles mile quarter west west a studies the problem little. It is forty THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923 cent. a easy to per of Brownsdale, W. Tollin, Waldorf 93% E. on to that things the well cold water see Cool necessary 4. are a as as as Otisco 93% 5. J. Anderson, that provides cheaply program separated. as as SALE STARTS AT FREE UNCH NOON soon as A. M. I AT 10 Fred Jorgensen, Freeborn 92% TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1923 possible plenty of proteins and minerals .... cool and mix Don’t 5. cream warm OF bay HEAD HORSES—I old, weight 5 6 1475; Albert N. C. Anderson, Lea 92% mare, years in the ration. And in getting ... then mix. —cool first, spotted gelding, old, weight matched mules, 1 10 1475; 1 years span Elmer Anderson, Myrtle 93% them cheaply the by of growing keep in Don’t use 6. white, weight old, 1400. orinary 2675; bay 6 weight ONE O’CLOCK SHARP 1 SALE COMMENCES AT cream an mare, years Hjalmer Johnson, Twin Lakes.. 93% have long vegetables in crops, gone bred where we CATLE—B milk all No. One cellar a way 9 HEAD OF 1; are cows, pure C. O. Johnson, Easton 93% satisfying the sanitary requirements Shorthorn bull, by 2 old. stored. years Ole Pederson, Albert Lea 93% of mules, and HORSES MULES—I 4 5 HEAD OF & 6 HOGS—I 2 pure Chester bred CHESTER WHITE span eliminating chances 13 HEAD OF of loss from in cold water, 7. Keep some preferably cream A. old, weight 1400; E. Prestegaard, Carpenter... 90% weight 2400; black 8 1 old, 1 Chester white boar; the Walker white gilts; bred all of mare, years 1 years of the contagious diseases pure tank. and cooling in parasites cream a old, old, weight gelding, 7 bay 8 1400; 1 Herman Christensen, Delevan.. 91% strain. gray years mare, years of the overcrowded hog lot. three times Deliver least at 8. a old, weight 900. weight black 10 1200; 1 MACHINERY, ETC.—I 8-foot binder, in condition; good 1 H. H. Jensen, Clarks Grove.... 93% mare, years in week and twice week in a summer Emerson in hay loader, like good condition; 1 1 H. Hendrix, Lyle A. 93% mower, new new; possible. winter—oftener if John Deere planter, complete with wire; good plow; 1 corn corn F. H. Pendergust, Walters 91% fresh will be head of milk HEAD OF CATTLE—4 4 two cows, tank. cooling ... Install with 9. P. &. O. plow of 16 inch walking plow; 1 sets lays; 1 cream two LIVE a STOCK NOTES gang Peter Kvale, Emmons 93% soon. clean that good, hiller; harrow; 16-disc Remember 2-horse good Superior drill; 1 1 1 10. potato Gus Knudson, Armstrong 93% box; light spring buggy; butter wide tire with 1 1 good 1 top will make .... cold wagon, wagon; cream A. E. Groth, Albert I»ea 93% HOGS—I 4 Shoats; boar; Chester White hay rack; 2 IV2 inch harness, both first class; HEAD OF 1 4 19 1 1 sets 1 set worth is surry; good butter and money. more Otto Olson, Kiester 93% light harness; bridles; brood farrow harness; single good 1 2 extra to sets some soon. some sows, ... Kill scrub bull Monday and a on E. J. Anderson, Hartland 92 feed halters and collars; heater; cooker; grindstone; 1 1 tank 1 1 Tuesday you’ll be better off. galvanized tank; 50-gallon oil barrel; bobs; light 1 1 D W. Peterson, Wells 91 LOVE 1 set set nearly John grain binder, 7-foot Deere cut, MACHINERY —1 * • * forks, rakes, hoes, bobs; hammers, wrenches 1 crosscut Alfred O. Overlie, Creek.. 93% new saw; ose rack; John Deere hay 3-section harrow; with 1 1 1 wagon new; If planning raising mention. you other tools are and on too to some numerous v.la pi harness, good inch heavy work plow, inch; PA 14 1 new; as gang good hard heater, pigs getting and into the HOUSEHOLD GOODS—I coal good 1 business, new; as Peterson, Manchester Fred 92% fly harness; collars, pad 1 set nets, 4 1 new. new; holes; three burner oil burner .... cook 6 1 stove; 1 two It is stove, early too to plan gasoline none now C. A. Hogass, Richland New 93 ©CfIC S leather parlor three-piece genuine suite; unfold 1 1 stove; ... for year’s next pig your crop. The butter judged by Howard was iron beds, springs II davenport, good and mattresses; 3 bushels barley; 3 FEED, ETC. bushels of 50 of 190 —300 oats; as new; • • * and Reynolds of City, la., Mason table; table chairs; kitchen rockers; dining and 6 1 2 stands; 1 timothy bushels 1 shocks hay barn; of of in 10 potatoes. 4 tons corn; Exercise for the gilts and especially O. A. Storvick of Albert Lea. James bureau; King Economy 2 dresser; 1 1 separator; cream cream the old is If large litters sows necessary 15-gallon milk pails; steel barrel churn, good Rasmussen. Mgr. of the Albert Lea 2 1 1 new; as cans; CHICKENS— 25 of healthy strong, pigs be to are butter galvanized tub; about of jars; 200 crock and 1 quarts State critic. Creamery A. acted some as expected. fruit, partly sweetened; vegetables, and pickles; fruit cans. some W. Dalsgaard of Lowry, Minn., Other articles mention. too to won numerous Pure Live Stock Bred • * * hay; of timothy and clover about GRAIN, ETC—IO HAY, tons the first prize of with of 100 score a standing 400 bushels about 10 good. Every progressive oats; extra farmer should acres corn; Solve Problem Feeding A. H. Hunke Chisago 96. of City that was cash; SALE—SIO.OO and under, all TERMS OF under, cash; all TERMS:—AII of $lO and over sums raise bred live over stock, on sums and sums pure every second, scoring Walter Olson 95%; months’ will be given credit of time amount 8 approved notes months’ time that credit of will be given approved amount 9 a on (Prepared by the United States Department a on progressive breeder needs records for third with of of Paynesville, bearing 8 interest from date of sale. No be of Agriculture.) cent property to score bearing notes 8 interest. cent per per keeping track of his herd. The bred live which extent fourth; Chris Hanson, Helson, to removed until settled for. 95%; pure • ♦ ♦ URINE, Owner WILLIAM helps stock solve farmers’ feeding problems fifth; Joe Nels Ahlness of St. James, It is best LOUIS FELDT, Owner have to than more one Is striking result of H. Hanson of Clarissa, sixth, H. and a questionnaire a for sheep, pasture alternating each investigation completed just seventh; COL. Lunow of New Germany, ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. In this troubles from year. way parasites G. I. COFFMAN, Auctioneer .ANSING STATE Clerk. Clerk. BANK, by the United States AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK. Department of first Julius of Glenville Ramsey won reduced minimum. to are ft Agriculture. this study nearly 500 In District No. highest in prize for score ■ i a a ■'■ ■ ■ jwiwiib • * • practical stockmen described what exhibitors. There 9. 396 were What good horns for domestic ■ ■iiuniiwiißi are ■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ k ■ ■ ■ ■‘Wwrww’iww their serious feeding problems most cattle? Except for of defense purposes them. and how they meeting were are found another successful farm I POLAND CHINA BOAR SALE the : where coyotes and on range PUBLIC AUCTION In question, “Do the to answer you Dexter—the A. Hoffman place. near bears still do damage, horns some are find improved breeding that live stock of hundred of Two good land acres as a and needless menace a a expense. gains produce make greater or have the shines been sun ever as on DEAN BROTHERS SELL than stock scrubs more I sell the following will described common without or made produce abundantly. Mr. property to to reserve POULTRY NOTES when fed the in the way?” there highest bidder farm located the miles 312 south and at PA mighty farmer. same was Hoffman is good He a SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1923 miles of Austin; east miles northwest of Rose Creek; almost 6 mile unanimous ’A the agreement Shorthorns. He has specializes in on north and mile % the Enterprise schoolhouse of east better results obtained in feeding improved on also believes mighty good He ones. some live stock. Most replies the Duroc-Jersey hog and gave in WEDNESDAY, The hen NOVEMBER is the only thing 14, 1923 the on AT specific ROSE CREEK, figures the of MINN. extent the place. Mrs. has good on superiority many on farm that make by “just a can money SALE COMMENCES ONE AT O’CLOCK shown by financial returns. flock of Hoffman attractive as has an laying around.” The figures widely varied with turkeys. of these bronze Eighteen an average • « * 59—HEAD OF LIVESTOCK—S 9 superiority 39.6 for of cent 32—81 G TYPE beauties the market and POLANDS—32 per on are now Paint the outside of the house; hen the improved stock. In general, HEAD OF HORSES—I gelding, 9 bay take advantage 9 old, weight turkey fanciers should pure years make look belonged it though it to as 1400; bay gelding, old, weight bred 1 12 1300; bay the stock excelled grades and the 1 12 opportunity. of this years mare, 25 spring boars; with litters 5 spring gilts; 2 side. somebody. at sows weight old, 1300; of bay drivers, weight 2400; 1 1 grades greatly excelled scrubs. years span roan * • • The offering the is of head and will 150 find better tops not you gelding, old, 1500; gelding, three 5 weight a 1 old, years roan Commenting stock years the result, live on Conkin farm of Cos Much The eighty loss could be prevented if acre weight 1250; 2 Shetland ponies, old 3 and coming lot of pigs offered in sale out ring this fall. one years one grown specialists in the Department of Agriculture any week is visited this those in the which I engaged poultry business yearling. They Sired by D. & D. Liberator Leader; Yankee; Minnesota point that improved stock out are farming what good example of examine their flocks regularly to were an is likely receive somewhat better to HEAD Oh’ CATTLE—I 3 head 31 of milk fresh and Rivals Image. 2 more small cows, farm indications now will accomplish. This is for of disease of character. any a and balance in early head of feed winter; 2 old heifers; and since good stock 11 and yet, steers care, year but is made farms as go every acre Special Attraction bred Aberdeen bull, 1 Angus ord; yearlings. 2 6 feed and together and good pure years care go so yield something. in Conkin * » • to goes about commonly, the given is cent per for Hoistin cattle and The white chicks that Poland China HEAD OF somewhat 19 HOGS—Nineteen spring shoats, weight about are Two spring boars sired by the Grand 1923 Champion they Monarch when improve what others expect may 100 pounds each. thoroughbreds—a combination the dirty in color by time of hatching at are While flocks. the their herds and of out Liberator Buster or Dam. be which made the birds which be pretty the best a turn out to can profitable. way MACHINERY, 3-inch farm —One truck ETC. good scientific the preciseness of result lacks wagon, Plan to attend this sale and Conkin does her breeders herd Mrs. bit. maturity. real boar at foun- secure a or a shape; triple light 1 box, nearly spring buggy; 1 1 wagon new; background the it has work, as a Wyandotte chickens. White with » » ♦ too, dation price. at inch breeching harness; harness; PA concord 1 driving sow your set set 1 own of experience of 20 years’ average going for of in She thinking Provide much is day water as per single harness. some as Entire set offering has been double treated. nearly 500 practical live stock owners, their farm They call poultry White the will Keep Rocks. drink. all drinking Sale will be held under the under Dean farm at Farm, conditions. The figure given HOUSEHOLD GOODS—One wooden bed and springs; covci 3 miles East iron 1 that. is all of it vessels clean Shadylawn Farm and and scald them out is bed complete with sink; tables; strikingly springs and 1 2 dinng of similar of mattress; 6 Rose Creek; that 40.4 Miles to 5 Northwest of per Adams, efficiently 15 miles Southeas: A farms frequently. few run as more chairs; bureaus; milk other articles 2 8-gallon 4 obtained too cent by the many department cans; more of Austin and hear less 11 miles north and we’d ♦ ♦ ♦ of Stacyville, Shady Lawn lowa. ON OAK D as ’iLE mention. to than numerous showing the a year ago as superior overlook the value complaining. Don’t of feeding TRAIL. utility value of breds pure over old POULTRY—7 ducks. late turkeys; 13 old substances the poultry frequently. 4 gritty to geese; from stock general farm common a performs the This mission another same Schmidt found Emil be I to TERMS:—AII of $lO and under, cash-, all of point view. TERMS: sums on sums over 6to 8 months’ will be time given poultry that teeth do for for horses. men on approve;: who believes in good farmer noes that wi approved credit of months’ time 1 be given 10 amount Many farmers, a on in discussing the superior 8 at interest. cent and animals. per how knows raises good and bearing He 8 notes interest. cent ones per ability breds of in utilizing pure 1. he has after of them take to care feeds, WHOOPING Interesting experiences. COUGH A gave beauties them. He has raised L.VAN CAMP, Owner | some WRITE FOR CATALOG southern hog that Ms SALE states STARTS grower AT ONE O’CI OCK Hard child “Emil -hard pounds. 1800 around parents. weighing on on bred swine make 50 better pure cent ■ per Control dreadful whooping and bachelor yet.” still is a growth than scrubs the I on same coughing, help to qni&t sleep with THOMAS CONLON, A. Auctioneer. DEAN BROTHERS, Owners feed and care. CHAMP fLnCAIN'S busy when John Scheak South A Dakota farmer told selling of man was a FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Austin Clerk. CC XJCi rf r< K© V | for President Ford I stopped AUCTIONEERS:—H. three good grade O. ear. Tel’ier, steers the A. O. Auatinson, my on J. M. The Evvry husking Found him Omaha friend for §55.36 market com apiece corn. ttSKCdf more i- 1 1 I