Five Page AUSTIN, NEWS, MINN. COUNTY MOWER 29,1923 Thursday, Nov. November 11, Mullenbach, C. Matt afternoon of November the a giving dinner destroyed. were ADAMS church Cedar in the Little 29 TAOPI son. people attended of number A our young .<.4.4»**++*+*+++*++**+++++++++ + the Village the afternoon parlors. In by the entertainment put Johnsburg on of the Farm Several people Week) (Last mission have North aids will and Thursday Stewartville a K. C’s. at the surprise ♦ party Editor. Week) community attended LUDWIG, (Last H. D. + a Gilbert Finkelesen from North t sale. help- devoted is evening. to partment Kloeckner This D< the first part Mike £ Miss Lena Void spent the home of at near visited friends Branch Minn., and make Farmers County Mower jteave ing Egten expects to 4, Glen Bernard, the night. J. Davis home. restaurant Thursday the D. ion 4 of the week Adams last man, motored at Suggestions ❖ in Adams. relatives ♦ the farm. for Fon du Lac, Wis., money ?n Wednesday Tuesday. more Monday Grand Meadow Henderson arrived to William P. on * Mullenbach Mr. Hilda and Mary invited. News correspondence from are and returned Rev. Brenna Minneapolis are position. he has * where made Goergen have and will Ulven and Wis., from Sonora, a an remain with Winona. relatives in confer friends and glad visiting Ludwig will be to ❖ >j» Saturday. He Mrs. Fred family was accompanied and and Mr. eters block the business improvement in winter. here this rela- ♦ * of farmers farmer group any or Anna Gunderson, by Otto Dahle and Rochester visitors Saturday. station. Monday afternoon where they oil Davis operate D. J. spent were on an enterprises. farm 'tive to 4, his sister in law. vicinity Public schools this entertained in Anderson Austin. Mrs. Robert in were , 4>4>4»4*4>4> 4>4>4>4*4>4>4>4*4*4>4>4'4*4**4»£ 4.4.4.4. George sale Lawson’s business Steele, Mrs The at Schneider of Leßoy Miss Joe closed last week. the Tuesday. received here of Marshall Ladies Aid has been Word was the was a on attended attended last Friday. Schissel of well caller Monday- Gerhart and Miss Paradise C. critical illness of H. meeting Friday the Parent-Teacher make The hogs allowed cow-testing association that to A were was new Smith and his in Andy Ford Austin. institute in Rochester teachers’ 111. He is Momcnee, at were selling his Roy Baldner is restaurant of the survival well attended. Bank best of things—a evening the Oakland State organized at case was very Friday collision No evening. considerable Mr. Paradise spent one a supplies. fittest. hog raiser now. The of the Every night. following visited Saturday Miss Hovre, now county men entertained nurse, Alfred J. Wiste Mrs. injured. this here was time summer. has the equipment who is worth his salt her neighborhood recently. visiting this Mrs. Erick Slindee is schools in elected the officers of afternoon. the Village Aid Tuesday organization: were as Miss Margaret Becker visited taking of for underweight. - and Lester children Mr Ed. Sales Minn. She finds care sister Hector, necessary at Lightly, president; sons, E. A. r some District afternoon. School 30 Friday at week the first of the and Gien spent litters. You will not his brood and Bruce Lyle, vice-president; Leo Cotter, convalescing Knute Larsen is at ♦he Holler home Austin Walter this that at JOHNSBURG w'ho will find attention Lightly, near Bert secretary; treasurer; Minneapolis. He Hospital, say Fairview one Johnsburgites attend Many to Miss Helma Johnson expect the week spent yield didn’t returns. John director. Roulton, July by the heat last this Stacyville overcome the bazaar in was with home folks end Harmony. at Horace and Ray Burgan motored to husking well in been in the hospital since. is under and has Corn It decided charges have the to way week. Lee’s was Theodore entertained company Minneapolis Saturday. They returned a" flock of this vicinity. good If w'ant to the herd basis. The charge who Nelson see Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence you including on per Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening. should Wyandottes Silver laced be will the for each herd former you the Adams Review Henry Heimer, resident purchased even Spring same Ougust Lee of are occupying Va’ley. a I Frederick Bromley Dr. F. Helgren’s flock visit P. Mrs. though sixe. The charge A large attended ti dance they differ in crowd near Winninger residence is ill his home the Mrs. of Johnsburg, at e very smoke A house with cement new Dexter. rhe Waldron place last Friday. North Fourth street. in Adams. at Specialist be the be Eye Sight will $36 for will and on been year roof has erected the H. H. at Miss of Ostrander Patricia Roberts of paid in checks, for quarterly $9 of Joseph Heimer aged sister and Mrs. M. Johnson, Mr. Anna Renken farm. an Woolworth’s Over Store the week here with end spent which will be signed by each asthma. of baby boy. of the proud Mrs. Erik Njos is ill parents Another place where member. get a are you can Perle Wolfe Mrs. entertained | at DIAL 2508 a Miss Marcella Brunce. Both returned paid December The first will be Thanks- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aid will Born, at plenty of information about shorthorn The Village serve Friday card evening. party Leßoy Sunday where they to attend later months and the three Ist second farm. Joe Howden cattle is the school. till and through the year Lawn*Stock so on the Rose It is known Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Denman Sac of as Mr. end Mrs. Kingsboro Rose of - all have been used. Johnson T. Dr. B. the than is better kept Farm. It City, visiting la-, their up daughter, are Creek visited friends in Taepi, Sunday. been two Up date there have to associations Mrs. Buckingham, Roy farms Howden 455 1011 North usual farm. acres DENTIST • the Freeborn in county, the Kenwood. systematic and in w’ay very a associations. Pioneer the Hartman and shows that the sheet farm production Store Wold Drug Coughing Office association over The latter is RACINE a new going organization. Shorthorn is a DIAL 2603 of scheme formed the new on Hampshire cattle and hogs have vitality. their old, the lowers for Tires herd instead of cost per cow per A community hall is being erected proved valuable adjuncts of this place. family best standard The last since active been testing and has iif Racine. Howden has been the farm ten and medicine for old HARDY on M. J. cough DR. young year. A devastating fire most occurred has built the best and of CAIN’S CHAMBER years up one first association is the | CULLEN DR V. R. Oakland The north of Stewartville Saturday night the It is looking farms in county. REMEDY COUGH this it formed and be when the to bam of Theodore Bluifus year group farm small 455 DENTISTS matter to no acres association twenty-six member is burned. His silo too, and strawpile also of the family member for Good a every and Howden have found to Bldg. Nat’l. Bank a Austin seems which the spends tester at one successfully. | do it to Austin way Dial 2150 the farm month day of out at eve: y ♦ Public himself Interest member. The of each tester 1 - 111 ■" . ■ w fifth regular meeting of the The .>.K-*4.4.4-4<*4-4.***-:-*4.4.4’4-*4’**4-i the weighing and testing each at does Advisory Northwest Regional Board X ♦ farmer nothing for the Does it lack farm, leaving “punch”? Service Division of the the Car of in Railroads-™ JENS JENSEN testing the actual in ♦ do to If bring it process. here for real tonic charge administered Railway Association American so a was Thurwachter is giving Prof. number a i by battery ♦ competent Novembe 20. The a held St. Paul, exercising in man, training in week’s of farm boys 4* 4. a the In utmost the United States of there organized in January than 800,- board care. more are was I be ready With will and they Garage Sluggish, generaly, ♦ “tired” this give shippers batteries “come back” holders to 000 of Railroad Stocks and about 1,- year •bother in the future. for work X near thru especially farmers, ♦ when right WE recharge them. 000,000 investors in an agency Railroad Bonds. re/ X buy Each association will have to ♦ f with railroads REMEMBER—a which they co-operate down battery is dangerous -» 4» can run These security holders represent nearly that 4. about S3O. outfit of testing cost at a a i ktf We Repair Cripples other solving service and '”taf in these cold days—it quickly freezes. car families, hoped form associations similar individual investments It is ♦ to mJ many as are As problems. iom transportation I! t a Unbiased service—absolutely! usually made by but member of family. the Hartman Oakland that and to at one a work, complaints to result of its as - the communities associations in all Among stock bond have been and holders large of facilities number transportation are a University of Southern Minnesota * Sargeant, Minn. There would in Freeborn county. savings banks, insurance companies, universities, etc., during the minimum reduced to a i work for about nine. In that be x in which countless other individuals directly interested. way are had less Shippers have last year. continue her Freeborn *♦* county record can this in obtaining difficulty ♦4* 4* 4* 4* ❖4 l ❖❖4*❖4*4* 4 4" 4* 4» 4» ♦4* ❖4* ❖ cars year 4» , It is estimated that half the citizens of this than of having tested country are cows more since 1913. than time at any directly indirectly interested the financial in and returns —Albert Lea or in Minnesota. county any the annual time Much of the at other factors that control the market value of railroad Trbune. consideration meeting devoted to securities. was of supply adequate maintaining of I I an This is from the close relation that apart exists between the Koplin brothers I found usual as grain the welfare of of the carriers national for shippers potatoes, and prosperity. Insufficiently cars BIG They hauling from A Z. to are nourished railroads Reed supply the quantity J. Chairman F. cannot I I and livestock. quality of service demanded by industrial development. lumber from Dexter for hog national the or the board reported new to a on house. The will be by 28 structure November Chicago, meeting, held at Nor impoverished railroads contribute their share to can attended. which he and have the latest thing in equipment. 16, 36 general business prosperity through the purchase of vast Auction Hog about learned raisers have Sale quantities of material and manufactured articles I needed be marked —“Half Sold” the that increased production is merchandise on can for maintenance and improvements under normal conditions. I News. in the advertised of attention. used be reward It to There number of critics who attack the carriers and are a make it difficult for the roads fair I to return more earn a build the and value of their securities. up Chiropractic These critics working only against the railroads not are their and employes but also the against of great army investors in the institutions referred above against to and the individuals multitude of and depending concerns on WISCONSIN HIGH GRADE GUERNSEY of the for service the people carriers for wish patronage. I to to or announce Chicago chiropractic opened Austin that I have up a EBB AND HOLSTEIN SPRINGING Milwaukee StPral COWS b I Fashion York the New office in rooms over Railway X AUSTIN, MINNESOTA TO Shop. PUGET SOUND-ELECTRIFIED 14-14057 SALE BE CARTERS TO HELD IN DR. SALES BARN School the Palmer graduate of I am a CLOSING OUT SALE equipped Chiropractic fully of and to am (Steam Heated) Owing wife’s health, have to I decided quit farming to my poor service. render chiropractic “Bui. and will sell public auction without at following the reserve described the John farm Bennett located ‘Have . property 2% miles on north and miles 1% of Oakland west and mile 1 Moscow Sat, Bth, 1923 west of Dec. “Thai creamery, on I Oscar Thoe, C. D. .ness / I tha '33 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1923 '.<l I th SALE BEGINS AT A. M. 10 FREE LUNCH ahi you AT NOON Hours—lo 12 and 2 5 to to p. m. a. m. ••pelig' At P. M. 1:30 f’ortidi * B'S—HEAD ♦ OF LIVESTOCK—BS 4 HEAD OF HORSES—I bay 8 old, weight 1200; mare, years 1 old, weight 11 1200; 1 old, 7 gray mare, years roan mare, years weight 1400; 1 old, weight 7 1400. gray mare, years AE HEAD OF AE DAIRY CATTLE CLOSING OUT SALE 23 HEAD OF CATTLE—6 head of high grade Guernsey cows; head high 4 grade Holstein 2 Hereford Shorthorn 3 **** cows; cows; This is high grade milking WILL BE SOLD herd, all tuberculin tested. cows. a Each has been by tested the Pioneer Cow Testing association cow wi’l sell public bidder without I auction the highest at to reserve and has be proved profitable. If to in the market for you are some the following described old farm, Craig property the Tom good it on will this sale. to attend cows, pay you southeast Austin 3 Guernsey heifers, five miles of miles coming and six northwest of Rose yearlings; 4 coming yearling 30 30 steers; 1 coming 2 old Guernsey heifer. Head Springing year Cows Creek of on 58 HEAD OF POLAND CHINA HOGS—46 head of Spring WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1923 5, shoats; 11 good fall pigs; Poland China tried 1 sow. ! Some have calf side. Balance be at will fresh three weeks. two to FREE LUNCH STARTS AT 12 M. AT NOON SALE FARM MACHINERY, ETC—I 10-20 Titan tractor with 3- bottom Grand Detour plow; 5-foot Minnesota 1 Keystone one mower; side delivery rake; Tower pulverizer; 1 10-foot 1 self-dump OF CATTLE—Consisting of head of good HEAD 9 20 cows; rake; I. H. C. hay 1 gearless loader; 220 feet 7-8 inch hay fork calves; Shorthorn bull calf, yearling heifers; nine 6 1 4 summer 15 High Grade Guernsey Heifers hay 2 slings; 3-section drag; John Deere rope; edge drop one one good animal. exceptionally months’ old planter an with 100 rods of wire; 6-shovel two cultivators; corn corn 16-inch walking plow; two tire one wheel 1 steel narrow wagons; handy farm truck hay rack; 1 1 single 1 buggy; POLAND CHINA HOGS—2O head of good feeding wagon; HEAD OF surrey; 30 i 1 5 h. Monitor engine and truck; fanning mill; 1 hog p. 1 gas hogs all purebred waterer; boars. These of gilts; 8 head 2 old, shoats; 8 well marked and bred Registered Guernsey are to Bull. years hog self feeder; 1 hog oiler; feed 1 cooker; 1 hog several Poland Chinas. troughs; chicken 1 hatchery waterer; breeder; 1 and grindstone; 1 2 tank heaters; bob sled; 1 2 line shafts; several oil barrels; 1 Cattle all tuberculin tested and ready for shipment lowa into dairy with attachment; fodder; separator stack of hay; 60 burr oak are FEED, of cream GRAIN, ETC.—S tons power corn any one wire posts; 2 cribs. corn bushels bushels of 300 of 300 and oats state. corn. Some Househond Goods and other articles too to numerous <! triple FARM MACHINERY truck 2 ETC.—2 wagon wagons; mention. E. C. Janesville hay rack; Acme Duncanson, 1 foot binder; boxes; 1 8 1 1 surrey; >i nearly cultivator; plow, 1 7 foot disc; 1 John Deere 1 new; gang GRAIN, HAY, FEED, Owner ETC.—6OO bushels barley and oats, rods 32 inch 40 harness; 4-section harrow; wire; work 1 set I woven mixed; 150 bushels bushels 300 • oats; in crib; fodder corn some springs; corn 1 washing wringer; collars; set 1 machine; 1 wagon some in shock; 10 shredded fodder barn; in 40 silage acres tons corn barrel churn; kerosene incubator; 1 1 1 De- 1 stove with oven; in silo; 6 of clover hay; tons 9 tons of mixed clover and timothy shovels, forks, tools Laval and separator; other articless too cream hay; bushels 3 of seed corn. mention- to numerous Col. Auctioneers: F. Hilmer, F. Col. Thos. Conlon PLYMOUTH 60 ROCK CHICKENS— TERMS:—AII of $lO under, cash; all and on sums sums over Terms; year’s 1 time bankable months’ time that credit of will be given 9 amount approved TERMS:—AII of $lO under, and cash; all a on sums on over sums on paper that credit of amount 10 months’ time will given interest the of from be bearing date rate 8 of approved at notes cent a per on bearing interest 8 notes from date of sale. at cent No property per sale. be removed until settled for. 8 to at cent. per W. D. CAMP, Owner K. P. EKED AL, Owner. Clerk: First National Bank HOPFE, Aucioneer, of Austin ALBERT COL. THOMAS CONLON, A. Grand Meadow, Auctioneer. AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK, Clerk A. A. SORENSON, Oakland State Bank, Clerk. DEFECTIVE PAGE