Thu age rour JINTX MLN IN. IMUi AU STU Dec. If 1923. ay. , LITTER NEGLECT with the family Mr. Russell, Adams have Lunde of ting the bootleggers sewing. I in jail. We’d of America,” er by Conan Doyle, will ture took the first when it step ELKTON passed Saturday also noticed that the girls who have spent evening the Siewert that the at principle suggest be endless create discussion. same Some of law ordering advertisements a removed been home. in the sewing club able applied the coal to to barons who take the strictures by the are living greatest REDUCES from HERDS public highways before better do and Mrs. such work along F. Sauerbra Thanksgiving helling delight in get spent gouging the spiritualist can a surprisingly frank. are December Ist this and of year, prediction much faster Scouts in the sewing class with relatives Grafton, Have Orchestra. public.—Hibbing News. at la. to at Among other famous authors who is made that bill will be a school than those had who have Rev. Sauebra has been collecting around James contribute Prevratil its no that to Fulton introduced announces pages are a session the te of next at Interesting Data On the sewing before. for painting the church. Metropolitan for December Oursler, orchestra Henry will be James scout organized Forman, Rida legislature asking the of removal/ Johnson Young, John Last I Mr. Will Glinke, Emil Mitchell Chapple, also in the dairy Klahn and Metropolitan advertisements He is Magazine right also planning for bordering the Farrowing of Swine year have December of was to soon. Richard Gallienne calf club Will Rothenberger and raised and John registered Holstein Milwaukee went to bears bands Without of evidnce of the the this be two 42 pieces each. truth of would law it a way. In County. Drinkwater. heifer. When last week. I started feed but to claim of its question able editor of the Lyon Mearson, time when tourists a feeds,l Mrs. Geklea calf and learned how L. entertained few mix that to has been it is “The would of It shown that World’s Greatest nothing but wall bootlegging my the a see a Sign advertisement along I that relatives Thanksgiving highways she growing faster day. highways.—Belle Fiction Magazine.” billboards traversing the “What Think in industry curtailed by I be soon saw on put- was Last spring the farm bureau office can is fast nearing end. The than the other legisla- calves fed and I Plaine Herald. an questionnaires swine out to sent them time I fed So I every in effort information my own. !iiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii»iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiniiiiHii!iiiHiniiiiiiiiiii to get growers an really helped raise calves instead to seven the pigs farrowing loss of at on of I liked the work and 4 fr one. during the period of time and early —— g I think that raise J&'l sometime I will The their development. main object I in another calf club member. I the as a determine and to causes number was fi did win much the fair not at county THON’S the of losses in pigs and study to Beginning certainly with calf but I learned Monday, my different handling them of SHOP NOW system l|l on deal about feeding caring and great fi farms. This done by other a was Dec. 17, this Only 9 for calves, and I feel well paid for all more of the the results counties and state the time in caring for calf. I spent will be store my tabulated by H. G. Zavoral of Shopping Days open were Several members of club have University Farm. our until Christmas evenings trips the fair The shows that in 1922, to' thru state won canning summary Il farrowed 337 and bread-making in and also of all pigs 32.1% on other projects, been before weaning. In 1923, and others have died farms Chicago. One of first club loss of 34.0% 363 to there on our was a Minnesota girls the champion gardener that in in safe It is to farms. was say the the and the another third of all next than state year one more girl The the champion bread maker weaning. lost before pigs was are have chilled, trip Chicago. I always from being and to losses greatest won a are other girls farrowed encouraged boys and farrowed dead, those liF iwl I Frit FMB " S fine join the club for think it is losses I These to weak and may a scours. JLIT jLCjLLx shelter. thing and will be benefit providing to reduced by be anyone proper a <? this, all thru life. Last I methods and feeding practising better year I have been brother I able help little precautions. to taking sanitary and my their and sister with younger my keep economical It is to a more sewing. live the and We in country higher raise and few less percentage Representative of a the sows broadest holiday needs and * H >bv that popu- other girls there near are no us Liebenstein. F. L. pigs, of the says club, three enjoyed in the but are we that is <•* pig Every extra saved Jarly priced. Our aisles replete with the genuine work the sewing club in are very our each of the original reduces cost much. shows raised. The 1923 report pig of the values “The prize that received f No what needs The I matter money chilling. season. pigs due loss of to your 20.4% a from the fair into county goes my take place to has good Unless one a this bank I saving account. Christmas Store” has it am up in better quality, selective weather it cold little pigs in of opportunity care have than that I more may money so mild born in have them is better to education. So far just high school well a will do pigs not Little and price. weather. been planning state I have to to go a dry, clean They need cold. the in a teachers college. Proper ventilated place. well and in have always enjoyed work I my clean exercise and plenty of feeding, tried do the club have always and to result will brood for quarters sows Charming Dresses, the make each and I better work year will pigs that vigorous in strong, older I best better. When I get am disease, resistance to have as more club that will look back I to my sure conditions. weather adverse well as I memories, and Indeed work with pleasant suggested rations Following are beneficial it all to feel that very and was of brood feeding winter for sows me. gilts: in delightful of winter tankage ground oats %, Corn %, 1. a array Jf? newer Marshall Sixth To skimmilk. 8% or modes. Styles suitable for occasion. every 1-3, ground oats 1-3, Corn 2. Quota Sign Potato New trimming that skimmilk. ulte// lend instant notes middlings 1-3, shorts or Zj< appeal. 10% Skimmilk, 8 to Corn, 3- or You should choose while the became Marshall last week one now our tankage. obtain Minnesota sixth in to county selection feed depends is complete." The amount to upon campaign in the its to quota Ordinarily organize condition of the the sows. Growers’ Potato the Minnesota . !tl - pounds grain for 100 pounds of 2 $13.95 $19.75 $21.75 show that records Official Exchange. Gilts sufficient. weight is of li require has already 2,651 Marshall acres under than mature feed sows. more than This is 256 contract. feed more of combinations There are many and of 2395. the quota be should up is good plan to Hosiery fed. A be that may Marshall campaign has beer, in desired keep The f enough to just feed corn Green pounds direction of F. A. of the three under Feed condition. list each member of the Stephen, buttermilk for state skimmilk of committee or every on Come to fourth and chairman of the county about of grain pound one or alfalfa committee. and day meal of pound meat a Handkerchief instead Whole her. rack. oats gift for in A splendid hay A remarkable feature of the Marshall the scattered be ground of drive is that it has been on put may attractive in Packed \ ■ i//1 Gift Headquarters exercise. ground increase to for about $1 a-contract, the /#. ' across /A\V in the campaign thu.> far. lowest boxes. clover cost alfalfa Xmas quality of A good k or f\ Marshall farmers Nearly 250 be should county mixture mineral We have and them hay for V '• a Silk Hosiery every the have signed the is agreement, mineral mixture A good self fed. average ■lsS’wF'*’ L -LR \ I member of the family— being fracton. 9 and either of of 40 composed parts acreage a •'*' one $4.50 SI.OO to lime, slacked air fs ground limestone, linen handkerchiefs Credit Intermediate shells clam ground oysters or or all of fine quality and in ashes, 40 hardwood shells clam or Failures fl Banks Held phosphate rock meal bone parts or styles would be glad you For salt. pregnant and 20 parts sows wl Wil® to receive iodide fl yourself. Administration the Intermediate potassium of of pound of add .3 a mixture. banks soundly condemned hundred pound Credit (gray wE?*, Brfc for was kmhi every one by the Minnesota Farmer-Banker 5c $1.25 to Charming New profit Minneapolis determine Council, in session that at factors The on If “The opinion is November 28. raising in hog general are: breeding where by accepted farmers quality and of Type and 1. every Lingerie and bankers that the system of stock. Ifl raised Number of pigs Intermediate 2. per sow. Credit banks has completely Gifts For disease. of Prevention 3. failed function to and can Ifl I of gain. Cost 4- succeed under its rules not present fabrics, delicate Lustrous price. Selling and 5. regulations,” resolution adopted a f! read: “We that it recommend be these Gloves shades I abolished. It is in apparent practice I Prairie Blooming make for the most Other Gifts that the farmer who comply with engaging can fl A Useful Gift the rules, has the facilities need for no of gifts for sort of Blooming Prairie Klingbeit Miss and that the farmer who has of Steele County’s representatives A is special showing and of actual need of credit one not comply can That She women. women young Will Appreciate Girls’ National Boys’ and the at with the rules.” ki d and charmoisette The following Chicago- story in rally f| the in Owatonna club work appeared of her gloves in various colors, Bureaus Obtain Bath Robes Sweaters $6.95 $2.25 Journal-Chronicle recently: to lengths and sizes. Grain Come Cut and in Rate old When I ten years $3.98 $7.50 to was I Partridge and Miss he fifth grade, §5.00 $8.95 to in early the to get so as school and Howard to Mr. our came An Towel example of how the farm bureau, first 1 choice. boys and club for the organized Blankets a state and national is county, Combinations both joined brother and I My girls. working to solve the problems of farmers If $1.87 of $29.50 raised flock club. I to the poultry $7.50 98c a to is be found in to $1.50 to $2.98 recent ig a reduction chickens. Red Rhode Island purebred in grain freight obtained 15 rates, Beaded Bags of joined the poultry «| I second The year for farmers living in the vicinity Lunch Sets Beads did clubs. I bread-making not and of Lewiston, Winona county. SI Decided i eitheh much chickens with •win my 98c §3.98 very to As the result of 82.50 co-operation between 84.95 to Class first place but I in won year, the county, and national state bread-making the county Smartness B at contest. XI organizations, u the wheat from rate J Comfortables on Garter Sets trip to entitled This to me a Lewiston Chicago has been to cut fair. the stae $5.95 and $7.50 from and Beauty 22% 81.25 19% to cents and 39c to IX'; Gift corn, Neckwear on fl everything there When I was up go barley and from 20% oats, to 17% been had I from what different so cents. Boudoir Caps Fancy Combs |>l Every will became that I home used to at confused woman ap-- The reduction will saving mean a A superb aggregation measured and and !jF:| only nervous $1.75 95c 84.95 preciate to beautiflu of $24 from $2400 $3,000 to a car or a When liquid ingredients- of the half - of neckwear. In farmers shipping to through a year a new mistake I did discoverd not gift. I They my purse as a the Lewiston Co-operative elevator Silk Umbrellas Stamped Goods whether quit, start good in widest know to and taste over in alone, according silk M. M. to Mayer, | and leather come had started. I I again as or go on $5.95 and 35c 8L75 to help of variety. Let up manager. would finish us it. decided that I If finally too. !§ The based data half baked it only case was on When it prepared select it. was was you by Agent County J. B. McNulty, loaves and ther other large my Skirts as as Wool Gloves Up $12.50 Iff to showing the Lewiston rate 3 shetand looked like that it said was father a $3.98 jS 58c to higher $4.95 than similar hauls in $12.50 cents to 50c $2.50 to several larger with in pony several sections of the This ll country. iff mistake I spite of In horses. received my data used by the transportation the loaf. was of 80 on score a Fancy Brassieres Embroidered Pieces department the OB of national office, leader club Partridge cooperating Miss was our Iff with the headquarters state Prairie Blooming for two s7sc as years, to $2.50 98c and up obtain change freight in to tariffs. County _ with the Mower joined in had Steele clubs. The W rOT * next ! county if I year clubs girls’ The farm boys’ and bureau’s organized /te* i greatest argument v club had county that the higher fi and freight x county we a was as a nn THON i S | work impossible this all rate made it for the local After leader. was our w boys’ and co-operative Steele county elevator the thru meet done to i ' competition other buyers- clubs. grain girls’ of %V’> have been “Had been I it for the farm bureau, three not The last years have the unjust would have club- sewing I rate the in several won continued, *B= fair for individual the county farmers ribbons blue at never ft I My able bring the would have been about prize share of to and money. a g the the change,” W. H. Wischow, state sewing has been sent to says up i I , : . ; . i i | i i i l i | » 1"" TT“' J z...- .p ;:U ini u iaU iu n (llnU || llU luni n m mnlllll nnl ,i ;n „m nlPUlimammmiullHimn n Nl nnlllni ii UUlll |u lll lll „i ninn „ the in Winona membership of County Farm My secretary .. fair year. every moth- helped Bureau. club has the sewing my -..nnniiiniiiiniiinnminmimiHifflmmii'i!'""""mswww'n't"’- • ■ . . (iiiimiaiiuirnifuaiuiiiniiiiiiißimuiiiiiiimiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinuiiip:: .-