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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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<4 s 4. crown 57. REGISTER. IHE July 195 Friday, ‘9, PAGE THREE ._ AreHeld Exhibit,Meeting ; i nmumumm. Farmer's Corner . s Elmdale Edward Si. in processing HENRY RETZEK all life—animal By REV. to portance and the through soil and~1 to My! Little—But—Oh Add Only human. that, the that fact plant root. a , St. of the Cloud Register most They do advertise it, but I Rubin not Mrs. Ed JOHN. ing in the absence of ' Mas. of land Australia, By In tract on a farmer subscribers living in convinced ' that practically. who Miss Mar— Noehring, is ill. are acres—~nothing am 1,000,000 —about The basement of Elmdale. ' glaciated Andin that gla- dairy herd has —~ Lehner of Albany called areas. hard every garet tried And they would one or more grow. Edward’s Church St. was a cial clay, which.is the ground-up either sick with bangs, i'oll and Fa~ for the the reports, cows started. Then, or to get one grass handwoi‘k of dur- house treasure remains of wide variety of mastitis. Shurek welcomed visi- ther the a that is inter- of minds the few annual exhibit and the meet- ing rocks, right there farm— Louis on Bromfield praised writes that Elmdale their and of'trace your to tors ele- in value ested the Albany Deanery of the ing of . ALL have the elements since his trace land iseall assuredly work. you adding about suggested ments, Auxiliary the Society for to the required by and, it mineralized that bangs and your crops, pounds zinc and now of of work done dur- se'ven Reports copper Propagation Faith of -the the will only cost $$$$-——but mastitis you—not show mix, never given the in phosphate fertilizer up the by among ing per a year were June There held 27. there were simply subsoiling crack the his to Louis only farm‘s a manyrcows. Jude’s, St. Now the whole is in circles: St. following area acre. hand-pieced and quited quilts, hardpan. The beauty of it is this, 1,400 In fact, he says,,he of taking acres. Katharine’s M d i l Little good and an grass, care e c a household linens, altar linens, I said ALL elements. , That is willing the value to of means» Flower, and Mathilda’s, of 4 sheep prove St. 3 to per \average acre. medical supplies, clothing. toys, that the plant acquire roots good, naturally mineralized crops can Katharine’s, Some Of these Albany; St. Avon; years ago, one liturgical rosaries and garments, all they need—over and above the by doing this. He is willing to and Little ‘big’ with mouth, Paul's, St. Anna’s, loud St: men a pictures, and all for the home little know today~but which take several with known we Church, St. Mary’s howled that cobalt be Flower of cows missions. neces- may foreign Exhibits and the plants they , require bangs let them and mingle with now even St. Te- Holdingford; St. Agnes’, for sheep, but would sary you from Elmdale, St. Albany, came better than “great” scientists! his herd. And, that after ' our St. Katharine’s of have resa’s, and him that to a year to prove man Wendel, Opole,_and Avon. Even only will his two I not writing this 30-member Wendel’s; needs it also. Before that lecture St. or as was own cows group a began The afternoon with the be clean short all ,article of such disease,-but the mail brought and Francis’, St. Opole; St. his from of in print, it dis- me was was recitation of the led by Rosary, ’June that the the loan (1954) themselves Gertrude’s of of St. the Monica’s, and ‘covered that the big factor in cows. n copy Father Shurek, Elm- of pastor Science would be Monthly. clear! Bromfield’s land.- And there, the Elmdale. liver that people, sick of da‘lh, gave Benediction of the and is “glacial” His first also. soil miner- article, titled “Geology perni ious anemia, hold very The will be meeting deanery Blessed Sacrament, followed by a new on nbt alization is and Health,” naturahand does confirms all and life the vitamin B-12. And Twenty Opole held in‘ “cof- next as the business and meeting year. a him everything I have But, his soil is cost cent. found about the of B-12 the out is element for a donated dollars and 30 cents fee.” core , soil and the loose textured that. the various .n. elements COBALT. in now so the lunch the sent to of Miss Frances \Bereman new was 20 of alfalfa study and down roots to experiment. any, years Onamia. can go Indian chapel Richmond at They the presided tried hard pine at meet~ to grow That writer, depth desire. And, is they do, too, convinced that some plantation. trees sandy The on a much of twelve feet. physical down trouble— ten to our go three four trees feet—- grew or . ‘ and sudden soil deaths—will Get farm loose tex. eventu- your then Again, quit. the Of few . one 1’0r what-is and ally be found tured animals be and due to FOODS is asking just before of to the confirming What class 69 your Sacrament Is ome that is studying elements a trace a that ‘ lack family be close disease, Lady will essential minerals. to in Our the Angles’ Church, of Sauk Centre, ' third found. After of studying. the precept was free they have been i‘n'.‘ One of as ever farmers has Bishop layout following question Barthol- and his advice— Church might be the my. the. an ex- their life. And all this with no they mixed small of zinc heavy tremely + + amount soil. .+ + + The land + is a $$$$ But it does take expense. in‘a , phosphate carrier. Now the quite flat. After rain it , stays ‘69 “brains” understand this Bishop Souk what Confirms Centre to in' 50 feet tall I trees and still are MINNESOTA damp long is all BOX 546, 5'. CLOUD, time. about. I that equal a am sure growing with development - . his trouble is plough too sole and in all other factory. hard and that his 'July Altar whole family his pan, On Sunday, give crops 11 con- Mora Boys to your you can Neglect of these “trace ele- shove not down roots where they 'learn about before all blessing, leave the sacramentals David Patrick Mayer, Centre—The Botz, you on Sauk Most Rev. Botz, Jeneva Mayer, Katherine ments” manifested itself in an- belong. One of his good de— vacation. in the Catholic 'used if Church cows Jane your adminis- Brown, Meyer, Bartholome Brown, Sara Ann Kathleen Peter W. Moser, Joyce other direction. When they ,_ . veloped bangs. Calfing time Trtuled will Faith “The of Your Fa— watch On television was Picnic Betty you our Confirm- Jeanette Cenvar, Nathe, Richard Ceynar, Nathe, the of Ronald tered to sacrament “dammed” the Colorado rive'r at for the torture and the “Christ Sunda/y, Father Huebsch a series In thers” The Home." cow Costello, Chisholm, Frances Pa‘stien, children and six Kay Gerald Paul, ation Dorothy 63 to Hoover Dam (formerly Boulder farmer. There,was ‘cat’ the in panel of four and his college stu- no. Sister Marold Alyda Colette Daniel, Determan, Petermeier, and Sister in Our Lady David Reinardy, Ar— adults June of 22 Mi- Day), the irrigation farmers be- district that could pull a.chisel Mora—On June 23 the altar, continue their discussion dents lynn, with the help Judith Doege, of Alice Held Angels Determan, chael Roinardy, Roger Church. James Rueckert, the low dam wondered what had underground the 24 inches 26 boys St. Mary’s Church to of interpret Bible. of how the to were James and Gruba, show Dusek, Jerome Imelda how the Ralph Doege, Schirmers; happened their Mighty to The Rev. S. A, Renner, pastor, crops. I would like crack the to treated outing by Mar— to the The National Council Cath— to of see, an of ‘sacramentals Patrick in home Dziengal, Fla- the Adeline use Schmidt, stands, though they had Franciscan Geneva Kathleen and three of the poor even soil hard nuns And the Lake". spots. tha Fish Mission Circle began next olic tele- at Men their so, really help new Chester famin haven, John to Grossman, can your much they class had the the Schmidt, water Order'instructed for Sheila» Schmidt, Mar- as as ever that to get around is this: At they had Wiener. CBS-TV vision series the way noon a keep Christ in over home. Holme, Keith Gumiela, Lindam your before! But}, before the dam Schmiesing, preceding. Careen week Shan- garet If the the roller‘” feed lacks minerals, picnic ’lunch, and roast network last Sunday called Holme; For instance blocked did it, the river water _ ley, Kathleen Shanley, Harvey ever you then, we: feed the Those confirmed Arleen minerals skating must in the afternoon. “What Catholics Believe.” This we were - Arlene Kortan, Thomas Kane, think of calling loaded with and SILT! That SIL -pastor Spear, Ronald Stadther, Jean your direct the to and ‘raw.’ The The faithfully boys who served“ of takes the place the _cow Borgerding, Dean program Borgmann, Janet Evelyn McGourty, Majer- askin him home the bless carrier of to and Toenies, Thomas your Trutna, was bless Marga- many high I concentrate found avail- daily evening Mass and devo-' called: at “Lamp My Unto program Borginann, Howard Majerus, Leona Ma- H 1 d Kenneth to place varied of different amounts min- a r o us, Unger, or Adelbert your or your Van Heel, car ret able only demanded are table Thomas, tions Robert Wayne Feet.” This a spoon program over comes Bosl, Jean’ette jeru‘s, Marthaler, Anne Myrna Myrna of business Borgmann, down erals. Now, the'SILT town. is backed Barbara .Van Heel, Donavan full day in the grain ration. Morehouse, Leon Grahn, George, WCCO-TV Channel 4 at 8 a a.m. inside the dam. And, the irri- A few weeks Voller, Weimerskirch, Joyce up Nor- stranger After the second the and Friendshuh, Alt- Gene Carter ago a unday during the months year, cow every Questions gation farmers spendinggood cameinto St. Cloud and ine Answers Welle, Ruth Ann Welle, and to are healthy, and Karl Wild, Mile calving Elmer August. and open up a of Ju and was {nam was nor- y ' and lots of it, buy min- to business and first of the Francis Wilgen. money, mal. I still think that feeding Watch the one the following Catholic er. ’ - erals supplement, in order he to things did call his adults The confirmed to as mineral 'ii TV direct the trained programs Boys being to is was pas- Sunday: not to were cow so serve every decent crop! Forming" get "About and him tor ask down to Catherine Mary Humphrey, Dar- a good when the plant the Michael 8 WCCO-TV Channel future Korf, i- come roots 4, as pro: a.m. are establishment. bless his and The lene Henne, Darlene Ortley, And ask, “Why I do it “What Catholics in the soil. Believe.” I that chael Kittridge, John Thomas, so you cess am sure I . glad pastor do this to John Fairbanks, Gumiela, continue harp Irene this point?” 3 to though it helped, was 9:15 it Morehouse, David very WWCO-TV, Chane James and Got. not on even was a.m. and would like have of to James Because I knowit and Anderson. is im- extreme perfect when “Faith of does fredson. more nel Our Fathers.” nature 4. ' as as infected with heavily give that Question: Could me were you his parishioners call and him ask 9:30. KSTP—TV, Channel a.m. Such proving blister have been the the advice which I rust. I a home bless their to business “The Christophers.” or 5, ground success? test without We seeking for was very severe a place. WMIN-TV; 10 Channel developed a.m. this newly strain about having for thinking have been I i If going “Christnin trip 11, the Home.” you are on seedlings. a soon of grafted white pine the lawn sheep, to some graze why do a.m.-KSTP-TV, stop Mass 11 Channel not after 5, you After five growing house. But, front farm in of seasons, our with family “Come and Kids.” ask Father your on grafted seedlings showed these that have warned I been an un- with 71 survival only cent ' epidemic, known controllable '\ per as ‘WANTED infection, which is cent tongue,” is threat- “Blue SOME one per TIME now encouraging for report population of ening the sheep very. a THIS SUMMER: the pine timber. of white although United States, the growers no issued the warning has been by Housekeeper in Catholic Rectory in .3 tell authorities. Could' Question: Last Minnesota Either country town. me you a summer my single widow party apply. truth in whether there is or may gladiolus beds did well do not any as Congenial surroundings. P. Write 0. this statement? formerly. I told that the Box St. Cloud. as was 229. Minn. thrips caused Can the damage. The danger which Answer: to do tell what I might to new refer A is past. you me you now of such prevent at— which vaccine has been developed a recurrence ENJOY tacks? WANTED: Blue disease, controls the tongue . . . available and should be for Amara-z. Yes, have all- gen- an you V m S E P II eral in few weeks. job ahead of But Housekeeper use very summer a you. effectivd This vaccine developed it is which will be new was one through the co-operative efforts and for efforts. Rectory for in repay you your ' USDA, of, the the California These thrips multiply very rap- ICEcREAM State Department of Agricul- idly, producing generation Minneapolis—- new a ' School Veterinary the of ture. almost during weeks two every lMedicine University of the at the Keep ahead of warm season. Priests 2 California, Lab- and the Lederle them by making with treatments and ratories Division the Amer- Of DDT week after the plants every KEMPS LADY ican Cyanamid Until Company. have height the of six to Write Box 229 grown _ CREAM the this ICE of inches. CATERING announcement In this will new you way pre- 2nd considerable vaccine, there 9th & N6. the leaf Ave. vent damage and im- Call 567 St. Cloud, was Minn. about the spread of the quality of your.blooms. concern prove Blue relative- which tongue, this instance In was we can once m ly new the States, in United al- again “an of say, ounce preven- convenient location of The though kn‘own sheep the tion is to worth pound of cure.” a raisers of “Down Under” for The standard strength dusting past. powder five‘per is whereas cent, some years * for spraying should six HOME FUNERAL OUR you use tablespoonsof 50 cent wet-' Question: Reading magazine per a table DDT powder three it. gal- to accessible”; FOR makes easily article, feature felt I that the FELLOW? lons of water. WHAT’S THIS friends. NAME YOUR family and that to writer the opinion of 'I was the white pine forests of the \Quenionx Could give you me / United States in danger of information about the are some AYBE he"! \ little hflperlimlliams fellow cheerful growing of watermelons? have thus I extinction ’ by disease known M se 11 a as you ve’ e . . . BREW planted GOLDEN seed and would SPRING I COLD some of “blister symbol rust.” know that such the new like' know what they to care help,to that malt-grains golden the articles always factual, represents he not FUNERAL HOME are should be given, I have as never . . . tho cheerful, the most finest, the SPRING and be based COLD make may before. on over— an grown any reuse sr.cLouo.MmN. . - - - because MALTY him call We beers! of emphasized situation. What golden do most Answer: In the Watermelon could He malt. grain of based growing regions, is the effort is head forestry think happy of the his experts on a an pleas- clean, the made produce large based well- to things, other called “blister rust” situation be on present DIETMAN'S many GROCERY shaped melons by allowing only Brew. Golden SPRING COLD of qualities in the white cheery pine areas? ant, melons two to stay one or on‘a HIM?” Anew-r: The Forestry Service vine. Some of the allow growers FOR voun NAME GROCERIES CONFECTIONERY ° ' MEATS employes WHAT’S always only melon the to be left alert on one are on a vine. and it after has become for such situations and .deserve "new" Wool Dan, 1!! 1:30 II. Phone 1” two—thirds A.M. or. u about or they al- ‘ grown high commendations Frld'ny for their ef- OFFERS 7:30 A.M. 8th So. 520 AM. 9 EM. to SPRING COLD low another melon form to Slndnyo “inn. on A. Cloud. 3:30 M. St. 12:13 In. to fective work. One the PRIZES“. of most that re- vine. They do allow not cent is that than melons there vine announcements two more on a In $250 OVER time. at has been development one of white a \ pine seedlings which are ap- Question: Among the parently resistant blister many to rust. g things told about the “wonder These seedlings developed were drugs” is the that the IDEAS report by Dr. A. J. Riker of the Uni- NEW-NAME use voun run them of livestock in feed in— versity of Wisconsin is- on an \w creases the of growth of the rate land where there was a very con- animals being fed with rations siderable growth of gooseberries new' for prizes big offer 13 containing antibiotics. Brewers Have Spring Cold The you all Eucharist buy nothing to facts to deny this There Given MALTY. any prove s or . for name-ideas . . . for statement? descriptive ‘ name short, - Of think : is do need a you Attempts Answer: being any the or it coupon write are character, cheerful on this made down feed by to cut costs to be Just in. sure lo it 27 send and Children of piece other paper, of antibiotics the such use as to be clearly sure name-and-address aureomycin. Recent made tests add . own . . your in Wyoming show 15. that did it August before mail it increase the of the gain, but rate In Holdingford IDEA,” “NAME YOUR CHOOSE YOU of aureomycin BEFORE cost greater was AND, OF- CLASS CLEAR than the additional ’COOL, returns TRY A re- YOU SURE BE ceived from the increased growth more You BREW! pay GOLDEN can SPRING COLD of the animals. This research is better! Holdingford. The Ber- Rev. buy can’t but beer, still being for — continued, sci- you , I as- e nard Karels, of pastor St. Mary’s entists hope that they find ma, Church, administered the Holy will which be economical a way Eucharist 27 children to June on NEXT and profitable for the liven/cock 4 13. They Lloydl Klimmek, are PRIZE: rd, wish raisers. If complete PRIZE: nd you sl PRIZE: a Thomas Kolb, James Vos, Law- ‘ PRIZES: of trials, these obtain report a Tschida, Linus Ebnet, Ar- rence the Wyoming of Experi- 25.00 copy lene Heitzman, Joyce Westbrook, 50.00 100.00 Beautiful Station Mimeo Circular ment 44, ‘ 10 Marilyn Meier, Cathleen Fink, “Effect of aureomycin in various Ko’olero Mary Jane Litchy, Mary Vos, Sketch , . ratios of roughage to concen- Darlene DEFENSE Mager, .' Diané Schmidt, DEFENSE DEFENSE size) for feeder lambs.” trate gallon (4 Lou Ann Meier, Hidrich, Harvey - BOND BOND BOND James Lang, . Alvin Wolpey, Dale The phlox Young, Question: and other James Hermanson, Shir- ""'—'_"'_—"|, __________ flowers _'_."'""' ley in garden be ’.—.— McArthur, Jacqueline seem to Wheece, my For the Freshest Tastie‘St and berpost- must Entries Patricia this than in Senart, Ellen Schmidt, All Spring BUY! Co. Brewing poorer year To: Cold TO any sea- NOTHING Eleanor I Brinkmann, remember. I have Homemade Patricia , ... can son Sausage no- and Bacon Abgust 1954. Cold Spring, Minnesota V 14, midnight, Kremer, ticed dark-colored worms Jeannie Klimmek, and before _ many marked or on I" .‘Lsx' Doris Tschida. with hard sh'ny shells, and many "MADE “ Brewing “MALTY IS: NAME FOR HEW Spring FRESH DAILY" Cold Contest”, legs, curled in the soil of the “Name A Week later, June,20, p Mail tO on a garden. Is there relationship class of received. 20 private Com- a Padkaged Often Meat Enter by Quarters, Freezing for Minnesota. betweén as 4 the of these Spring, Cold munion. They John Herman- 00., presence are and the condition of Delivdry Ralph Mayers, Robert Puer- worms poor w111> son, .‘i Daily Winners ONLY. ADULTS flower wish! Koczur,‘ plants? inger, Allan ’ Charles my you as We Answer: have had reports Lang, Marvin Frie, Charles Kolb, posted be also NAME: will MY owu .‘...,................... Names mail. by‘ notified that millipedes and centipedes . . . . . be Tommy Vos, Eugene Opatz, Owen Phone 353 ' 354 doing much damage OF flower Schmidt, IN Colleen ADDRESS: Egnet, Sheila to are CASES or dealers. Spring Cold .n; . all . . . . plants in regions. q o . . . . . . . You Eiden, Audrey at Westbrook, Shir- some can l control this situation by working ley Jacobs, Lenore AGE Meier, Susan *9; Wins. postmark . . . . . I . . . ..... . .. _ .‘ . - . . . . . . . . . . . . the‘earliest .,...‘ . . . . . . . . “TIES”, 18 chlordane dust Nortthh Ann Kaye into the soil, Ave" Vos, Horvath, Betty St. Cloud a or, wettable chlordane Lou Mader, Joan Klimmek, and powder use a working Judith Klimmek. it into tho soil. l \ i J