New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-25

dealing with the various kinds of filler
for the silo. Prof. McKarrow declared
for corn, first, last and all the time. He
said that Alfalfa would do but that it is
! so rich in portein that it does not keep
| we'll. The same he had found true of a
silo filled with peas and when sugar cane
was suggested he said that in this
country it should not be necessary to
resort to cane for filler. He said that
breeders often use sugar cane to put
their animals wanted for show purposes
into the highest condition but that the
more sugar there is in food, the less
we'll it will keep in silo. He also urged
farmers not to pay the manufacturing
companies for mixing their feeds but to
study the matter and mix their own
feeds for their animals.
The prizes awarded were as follows:
Clover seed: First, $500, Otto Triton,
Sleepy Eye; second, $1.O0, William
pumke, Sleepy Eye.
Blue Stem Wheat, / peck: First.
$500, Henry Hubey, Sleepy Eye; second,
$1.00, Walter Tessmer, Sleepy Eye;
third, Soc, August Dehn, New Ulm.
Velvet Chat Wheat, l peck: First,
$500, w. A. Kobberstein, Sleepy Eye;
second, $1.OO, Robert Hoppe, Sleepy Eye;
third, Soc, William Dumke, Sleepy Eye.
Marquis wheat, / peck: First, $500.
w. A. Kobberstein, Sleepy Eye; second,
$1.0O, Henry Rubey, Sleepy Eye; third,
SOC, Robert Hoppe, Sleepy Eye.
Late Oats, peck: First, $500, ]. P.
Schmitz, Sleepy Eye; second, $1.0O,
William Hose, Sleepy Eye; third, soc,
William Tessmer, Sleepy Eye.
Rye, l peck: First, $500, ]. P.
Schmitz; second, $1.00, William Dumke,
Sleepy Eye; third, SOC, Walter Hose,
Sleepy Eye
Barley, l peck: First, $500, George
Berkner, Sleepy Eye; second, $1.OO,
Louis Hartneck, Sleepy Eye.
Northwestern dent corn: Second,
$500, August Dalig, Milford.
Yellow dent corn, IL ears: First, $500
r. h. Current, New Ulm; second, $500,
William Bastian; third, $1.OO, William
Hose, Sleepy Eye.
White corn, IL ears: First, $500, j.
J. Schultz, Golden; second, $500, Mr..
Schwanker, Sleepy Eye; third, $1:O0, A.
E. Cook, Sanborn
Best ear of white dent corn: First,
$l.OO, L. E. Potter, Springfield; second,
Otto Triton, Sleepy Eye.
$l.00 premium on best peck of stand
ard potatoes, George Berkner, Sleepy
Eye.
Colts, year old: First, $500, Walter
Harris, Cambria.
Colts, under one year: First, $500,
Thomas Walters, Cambria.
Mr.. Potter also urged the farmer to
make up his mind to more progressive
action on his own farm. He said that
70 to so per cent of the money on deposit
IN Brown County Banks belongs to
farmers and draws four to FIVE per cent
interest. He said that the farmer who
puts his money into his business rather
than into the bank is the one whose
interest amounts to seven or eight or ten
per cent instead of four or five. He
said he had made most of his money hv
letting the other fellows money work for
him. BY that he meant that he believed
in borrowing where he did not have ennf
OF his own money to pay for improve
ments rather than to go without thar,
Get the Improvement and make i na.,
Tor itself. The last few words there are
important. Make it pay.
GIVING to the fact that Mr.. HERNIA,
f1aender wished to be released from, ~.
duties incumbent upon him as secra+a-,,
y Inc ASSOCIATION. it became necessary
% choose successor and L. A. Potter
y Springfield proposed the name If
1uo"le Olsen OF Springfield. There
'elng no opposition, Mr.. Olsen will servs !,
null the business meeting next s,rmme-
: v: 9 also decided to have the summer.
eetlng somewhere near Sleepy Ey..
q, exact place to be designated i.ter -.
COMMITTEES in charge.