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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18
lrulden bless Sit nno @alle lpriiben.

ipriiden bes @tft nno @alle lpriibenz
ben Gijenfre6erS Boincare 5uriid,
oelien &arten iein @eiinnlngSgenoiie
unb Mbiutant 5arbteu a%ufgebedt bat.
Hoineare gebt IN ieiner air ntlbes
bingte 8erni6tung Deuti6lanos BIN
3iele1loen Ra6gier 10, nett, oab ct
alien @rnites ponss0euti6lano nod
bretmal 10 ptel ais 8rtanb for5ern
mill uno ieinen 2an08leuten alio baS
bretfa6 unm6slt6e ais erret6bar urb
epentuel bur6 @affengemalt, aud
obne 3uitimmurg @nglanbS, ein5iebz
bar binitellt. NuS innerpolitimen
@riinben. mag 8rianb bieSmal nod
einen pdflamentarti9en Sieg bapon=
tragen, bod barf man iid babel, menn
man Ser @abrbett bie Gbre 9eben
mtn, ni6t oerbeblen, bab I'M @rnnoe
Tires 9er3enS Bic impertaliitti6e nnb
mtlitariitii6e &ammermebrbeit aufz
ieiten 8oiucareS itebt, ga ct Die 6orz
mel Scr 8o6e mub- allies be3ablen"
am UNDERGRADUATES perfOrpert.
Deutidlano lit baS leibenoe Sbieft BET
beiben Yolitifern, bte nur tn'ber See
tbo6e Der Nbi6la6tun9 osridiebener
Meinung, I'M Yrinsip aber einig iino.
@teber etnmal unterldbt es Brtano
IN ietner 9febe nt6t, Nmeritas Sod
ber;iefeit, Die ii6 Dranfrei6 ee9eniiber
audi in ser S3ufunft bemdbren miirbe,
gu riibmen u11b ben Ser. 9taaten btdz
aufgeitri9enen 8ret um ben Muno
gu idmieren. @enn CT iid iebo6 Der
6offnung b%in9ibt, bab Sic fommenoe
Nbminiitration fran5oienfreunolt6e
Bolttif treiben merbe, 10 befinbet er
ii6 uniereS Gradten8 gang entidieoen
auf Dem 9ol5mege. Die @dblerl6aft
bat int g1opember oeltlt6 genllg ibren
Mtnen befunoet, bab ser reue Brditz
bent auSi6liebli6 unb, uenn es not
tut, riidli6tSlos amerifantl6e Yolttif
tretben lo0, obne our6 Niidiidten auf
England ooer Srunfretd iid irgenomie
be%etnfluilen 5u lalien. llno bieies
Mauoat miro Prdiiocnt 9aroing 5ielz
6emubt allssufiibren lt6 bemiiben. Die
Nufgabe miro ibm baburd crlet6tert
meroen, oab oaS ameritaniidc 8olt
ith in;milden fiber Sic @eiltesper=
faiiuug uno bic ielbitiidti9en S3iele
ieiner &rie9Sseuolim @larbeit Der
i6offt bat unb namentltd ein5uieben
beginnt, Sab oaS iie9oerblenoetc Iranfz
retb Der St0renfrieo lit, 0er europa
uno bie @elt ntbt CUR &ubc fommen
ldBt. Nur ein Ma6tmort BON Nmeris
ia faur urlo miro bie Jrieoens it0rer 1T
8ortS ,ur Station bringen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18
Sin perninftiaer Gnaldnoer,

Su ser 2onooner r0atlp Stems"
reibt ser ais furdtloler Borfdmpfer
ser Mabrbeit befQnnte briti(6e Sour
nalilt Gardner Der enslilden Rc9ie=
rlli19 nieber einmal gang oroentlt6 Den
&iimmel. England, bemerft CT, babe
ben Nnii6ten GodS, Gle1nence nus
uuo Mtlleranos 10 oft 3uaeitimmt,
oab ieine eieenen politii6en 6dbi9fei=
ten beinabe aufseb0rt bdtten- ;u funf=
tioniereu. Die ldlimmiten .6einoe
Der entente ieien bteienleen, Die aus
2opalitdt gesen 6ranfrei6 persdben,
6aB iie semiHermaben BOT audi CUR
2opalttdt 9esen mirfli6e 9atia6en perz
pflidtet ieten.
6ranfreid oerfolge bis iett ;mei
einanoer entgegen9elette d3tele: go
litiid moue es Deutidlano ;u 8oocn
brilfen uno mirtl6aftli6 perlange eS
Die s3abluns ether GntihdStgun9, SIC
uur bon etnem auiredt itebehoen
Deutidtaro geleiitet meroen tonne.
Gtnes bteier 3iele mitiie 9eopfert noerz
Den. 0aro.ner bet1lr9tet, Dap ette
Wteoerbelebll11g Der fran5olt1d)en Plane
beS1l9lt3 oeS NubrgebteteS beeorlfe9e.
0a6 9aargebtet let bere!ts ntd@f sn1eDr
Y oen 5dnoen Nentldlanos. Sn
Dberidle1ten arbette lett etllem Sapre
ote tran'olt1@e Y%ropa9anoa u1lfer
General 3ero1lo allt oas @5tel pun, oen
Beftk oeS oberl9leltld)eI1 Goblerl9eb1ez
ties o6er ment9ltens el1eS 2eIleS oaoon
ben Yolen 81 oerlDanen. Msn1 Y
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
TIME OF REDEMPTION.
Office of County Auditor,
County of Brown, SIS
State of Minnesota
RI A p,,lJio.

State OF Minnesota
TO A. Buddie:
% You are hereby notified that
he following piece or parcel of land
situated in the County of Brown,
State of Minnesota, and known and
described as follows, to-wit: Lot
No. 6 of Block No. 1913, South of
Center Street in the city Of New
Ulm is now assessed in your name
(2) That on the 18th day of May,
1917, at a sale of land pursuant to
the real estate tax judgment duly
given and made in, and by the Dis
trict> Court in and for said County
of Brown on the Oath day of March,
1917, in proceedings to enforce the
payment of taxes delinquent upon
real estate for TIE year 1915, TO
said County of Brown the above
described piece or parcel of land was
duly bid in for the state for the sum
of one dollar and ten cents.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Trau 8arneb W. @nelsfamp
BON IDipn 2%afapette nurbe 5a1mStag
TN 2oretto 5oipital eineS 106ter6enS
entbunben.
SEER uno Jrau Gbmin @lutb
BON Mtlforb murben Mitttpo6 burd
Die Nnfnnft etne8 munteren 10Gterz
dens beglldt.
6enrp @ronbol5 BON Granoall,
Slo Dafota, belt it6 bieier Gage
IN @olrtlanb anf nm Grennoe uno
8ermanbte 5m beiu9en.
5err n116 Trau Mnton Sueb
nnb @m. 9ueb aus 6airfar, maren
bteie ISOLDE. @dite BON 5erru no Tra1l
6ermarn S6uenemann.
- @epatter @tor6 lieferte Donz
ner8ta9 in Der Gamtlie BON 9arrD
&lin9ler In Stem l1lm etn mu1teres
10dterden ab CUR sroben Jreuoe Der
Gltern.
= @epatter 5tor6 ~lieferte lebte
ISOLDE I'M 9etm po14 Sen G%eienn1eter
bonn 9opn @eit Metpton einen it1amz
men Stammbalter ab moriiber ltd) Die
@ltern iebr %freuen.
SSn Ser Tamilie bon @illian1
q. Seifert bon 1omn Milforb madte
5onntagmorgen eit muntereS SD
terden ibr Grl6einen sur groBen
Greube ser @ltern.
- 6ran @illiam Burton BON
Conn @ourtlano unterparf it6 seitern
i'm 2oretto 5oipttal ether @allen5laie
Operation bon mel6er ie ii6 IN erz
freuli6er @eiie erbolt.
= Nep. COLLECTION BON Samberton
%untermarf ii6 in einem bteitgen 9oipiz
tai Mittmo6abeno einer Nppcnoieiti5
Operation bon ipe16er CT iib IN 5uz
frieoenitellenber @etie erbolt.
- Trau SEQ. S. @einefe reiite
eitcrn na6 MinneapoliS nm einem
Fraternity 8anfett beiSumobncn. Sbr
Sobn,. Stubent III ser StaotSuniperz
1itdt, lit Witglieo oieleS gerbano5.
SEER uno 5rau Otto &olb bon
Yrtor aofe Sic M%ontagabcnb bier einz
trafen UNI Dem acknowledgements oon
Trteorid S6,parS bei;uipobnem iinS
Oetttmod mic6er nad 5auie gcrciit.
= Gin 6rau Goa,1 Goberts BON
Cambria. Die an 8lutarnut lsioet
muroe Montae in cinem btciigen
9oipital eine 8lutz1 ranSfulion uor=
9enommcn uno 5tpar nit lt6tlihcm
Grfolg.
= Surg Dor Sdlub ber Tormen
erfubren mtr bon bem Nblcben BON
Brau Bertha y96olloel(er uro Trau
@infel, bcioe bon Nicollet, poriibcr
mir nddlte ISOLDE ausf ilbrltd bcrihten
merben.
- Trau Sper @anlon bon @anSfa
murbe lebte. ISOLDE elmer operation
u1ter,porfen uno etn @emdds ooS ii6
I'M llnterlcib gebtloet bate, entfernt.
Dc Batienttn gebt ibrer poll ltanhi9en
@eneiung entse9en.
Trau Grnit 2uepfe f~eierte Mor:=
ta9abeno @eburtstag uno bate fit
oiele Beicr % Treunoe uno Na66arn
ein9elabcl bic einen iredt o%arc9eroen
Mbenb I'M SCENT ser S1lbilere per-
letten. Man %perfilr;te iid bic 3eit
NIT @eienldaftSipieleu uno ipdt an1
Nbeno mur6e ein feiner Smbts &C.
rst6t.
Gine Nnsabl Stem lllm1er baben
oie{er Gage cine @%inlaoune befommen
;u ether Malbin9to,1 @eburtstaesIeier
Die Dienstagabenb BEN %. 6ebrlar
i'm 9ta6iNon 9otel itattfinoen Mrs.
Sc miro s%eplant an bieiem NbenS
Golonel George @%albtnston IN Unit
form erl6einen 5l1 lalien ser oer{diebe=
nc mi6tiee Bunfte IN ser Nbidiebsz
reoe beS @aterS ser Hepnblif gum
Nusbrud b%ringen miro. Inter ben
Reonern be8 MbenoS ,perben 6. s.
Soslpn, Charles q. 0albh Sobn
@lcal on, 8iirecrmeiiter 8. q. 6ritl6e
BON Stem lllm mo Set Ndtbare SameS
Yeterlon ansefiibrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Yl0tli6 mollen bic Gnsldnoer oas
rManbat fiji Meiopotamien" auf ie=
manb anoerS ablaben. Damn bat
.iid,s gang ii6er ais mertlos bera1lS=
geftcllt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Sm streit nm sic oeutide 8eute.
Scr lnteridieb, ser iid in ben Ser
bauolungen' ser burd unb bur6 dau=
ui;niitiidctl frar31itiden Depntiertcnz
.famner 3milden BEN u1n BEN 8orra119
ltreitenben politti6en Mddten gu. beut=
lid erfennbarer 56drfe suseipibt bat,
ldbt Ii1 1t menigen8 orten niam=
menfaflen. Der Miniiterprdlioent
Briano, benz oorgeblid Die Grbaltung
oes 4uten @inpcrnebmsns NIT Gn9
la1to iber alleS gebt perlan9t i6onoas
unmD0li6e BON DeMtl6lano, bleib
absr troboem melt butter BEN an
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Maden Dcuti6lano uno @ublano
erft einmal s%emetniame Sade, bann
1ptr6 Tranfret6 oaS EFF tie Spfer ietn,
unh England mirb ibm bann nenig
helfen f8nnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Bcrldreibungen BON @ein ais Wez
otst1 1ollen Ser Obstruction 6e8 Nr3teS
ilberIailen bleiben. lnb-bem 0urit
be8 Yatienten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

SRI. Sba @etpertb, sic Is Sabre
alte 1o6ter bon Serrn uno Trau
Sobn @emertb untermarf iid Montas
tn etnem bieitgcn 9oipttal elmer Spez
ration bon meldcr iier it6 III erfre1lz
lt9er @eiie erbolt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18
$erousgeber, Gilbert @tetnbauier
Entered at the Post Office At New Uln, FMiinn.
as Second Class Mail Matter.

sDarum slei6t bic 3eituns elmer
Gr1n? Sebern,ann fol-. ietne eigene
babsn uno nidt no6 Der oe8 NadbarS
laufen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Debs bat redt. @on einem W9a1n,
oer BON Der Mebrbeit oe8 8olfes 10
grilnbli6 ab9elebnt moroen lit, err
bittet man fid feline @nabe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Die 5tationieruns amerifanii6er
Sceiolbaten in. Mana9ua erfotgte usnr
Nufre6tcrbaltun9 ser Orbnung." Nber
rlur lnter ben u1lsipililierten @inoe=
bore,teu, nidt unter ii6 ielbft!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

50 5iemlid NIT ieoer Yartei bats
9lDno George nad9eraoe p%eroorben.
I'M 10 b6bere Nnerfennun9 perotent
ieiue afrobatil@e @eididli6feit!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

9n Sem BON ibne1L bciesten oeutz
iGen @ebiete baben Bic JranSoien ctn
ftrsnges 8erbot 9egen rJreiibunsen in
Kindergarten" erlaiien, 0te &leinen
tDtnten YariS iiberfallen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

@eget ettpaiee @etgeruneen, ab5uz
riilten, babcn bic Ser. 5taaten etn lebr
eitfadeS Mittcl in Ser 5auo: Gntz
jtebung 6cs CREDITS!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Wiebcr cinmal alf cir1en totem
Nlmft ansclan9t ituo bic .8erbaloz
l1l1lgen ser Qonboner Hegierung NIT
Jrlano. limo bod miro England
i6liebli6 na6geben miilicn!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

General Dper, Der 5@ladter bon
Amrttiar, ertldrt, Snoien molle gar
feine Selbitre9terung, ionoern braude
mir .etnc Itarfe 5auo." Mtt m6gs
li1it Dtel 8lut baran!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

Menn cS nit 3ettunssartifeln uno
Heoen8arten md9ltd udre, Softer
reid auf3urtdten, 10 miirSe ibm sic
Gntente gerll belfen. Da aber 0ieie
5ilfe mirflibe uno nt6t boriiber9ebenz
DC, ionoern ltcte Opfer erbeildt, 10
ann iie gar nidt 6allernb belien-
uno erfennt oteS gu ipdt. Oeitcrrei6,
leiner @lteber bcrallbt, fam 11llr TN
Nnl6lub an Oeutldlono mieoer ietne
T1ufttonSmittel finben = baS aber
mollen sic Oeldte ser Gntente oorerit
ntdt 9eitatten, baSu lit Tranfreid ni6t
gu babert, uno England miro lt6 aus
@ritnoen Ser @eltpolttif eeeenlpdrtis
Don Tranfrei6 ni6t trennen. Seiterz
reid miro ba1erli0 ni6t 9ebolfen, menn
nt6t Die @runolagen ieiner @rtlten;
.oerdnoert meroen. @s. 9tbt. flr
Qeutiblano uno Oeiterretd, ia fur
gang GMropa nur eill mirfli6eS 60
nierungsproieft:: Bic Nufbeblng ooer
Neoiiion Der 8ertrdge bon BeriailleS
unb CANT @ermain.
Die @eriude Ser iran;0iiiden Yro=
pa9anba un6 Ser inter fron;0iii6em
Giulub itebenoen Snteralliierten
8beinlanofommiiiion, Die Broteite ge<
gen ote nS6marie S6ma6" AM
Nbein our6 oas angebli6e Gbren3eugz
niS Observation-Disclosures s3ettungen gu entz
frdften, meroen bon Der Granfiurter
53eitune in f%olgen6er Grfldruns in
oaS rehte 2i6t geriidt: nS6lteblt6
beruit ii6 9err 1trar0 (Gbef Ser Snz
teralliierten &beinlanofommiilion-
Neo.) barauf, oob mebrere oeuti6e
d3eitln9en lire Nnflage gegen Die far
bt9en Iruppen unter Dem. NuSorud
BON acknowledgement 5urldgenomz
men 'bdtten. St ielbit aber bot sod
oieien Mioerruf Sen 3eitungeu I'M
fran50iif6en beIebten @ebiet einfad
dfge3pun9en, III 80ln bat ct bie Ser
6fFentltdung erprebt, inoem oen be-
treffenoen 8ldttern merbm06i9eS Ser
bot %an9eorobt murbe. st meib, oab
fetne oteier s3eituneen audi mir eth
@ort ser bon ibren gebra6ten Gntz
i6uloisunger ats @a9rbeit aniiebt.
5eine 8erufung barauf fennsei6net
Die 9eudelei beS 9ar1;en @rlaiies, nit
Dem iett bic Snteralliierte &ommii=
ton Tranfrei6 ;uliebe~ uniere Ser
0Hentlt6nng ;u6eden .mill."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

#l5elb{tperltdnblid uirtt 8onz@os
Aeirot nit ether Nmerifanerin auf
1il(ere Sinsopreffe mte Ser rote Sap
psn nut .ocn 9tier. Nber feiner lptro
Mnt Md6et Treue nnb 9apferfeit abs
}tfsiten fDnnen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

pie 1pirfli6e &ur fir Die 9robe Arz
bsit8lofiefeit III Gnelano liegt mad
Mifiht Der urteitsfdbigiten englil9en
Arbetterflbrer nidt in fletnen SLOT
hiHsnlitteln, ionbern IN Der Wteoerz
hfritellllng zines europaiiden 9anoels,
6erSfotBenoe Buntte CUR Commissioning
6let 8erji6t auf %mtlitdrii@e Grpez
MiaAen in Melopotamiens unS ST.
lafb, @tabililierlns ber internatio=
1taltn @edfelraten, Iusbebnlng bon
Nte6iten, @iebertnitanoiebung oeS elz
rapupGilden 8erfebrSinitelns uno Dor
aIftm Mieoeraufnabme oeS 9anSels
init Rublanoss IS
q Meean fam 6 ben 8rtten ni6t libel
neb1uen, bab ite itd burd Sic nnbe=
grsiflhe art uno Weiie, ipie ibr
9hohalntsietretdr Muiten Gbomberz
Majul 0ieier qage aus 6er 9dule ge<
fdpntt mn. oaourd oer ga115en SEA-
Hpufetne Bl6be ge9eben bat, in ibrem
gtoI5e perlett fiiblen. sc banbelt
f am ben furser 9ono bon amerifa
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18

5Gplbps Msiserung, .bas iopaniidc
Nbfomn,en bem Senat oor5ulegen,
rnaht ben bentbar idledtelten Gin=
S,ruid, 8eitdttet inbeiicn mir otc
Metrl,lg, bte obnebin DC. meiiten
@enatoreu bon &olbp 9ebabt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-18
Sci Oscar Sllenemann /

- Sci Oscar Slnencmanl1 1T
Iolpn 9isel fano 5pnntasabero cine
robe @eielli6aft itaft. SIS mar cine
.T5d1rrcctpcu 4artp" fir Sic Sllcnemanr1S
Sic na6lten Monat Si9el perlaiien
merben, gum groBen 8eoauern Ser
Ma9barn unb Breunbe,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
A Model Livestock Farm.

The writer made a visit last week
TO the Dixie Hog Farm, three miles
south Of Slaton, managed by Mr.. II.
G.. Whitaker and assisted by his
father and brother, and was very
much gratified TO note the extent TO
which those men are practising di-
versification in the production Of live
stock and farm products. On this
farm are 20 be found a goodly num-
Der Of Holstein cows. red hogs, and
white chickens, the three classes Of
livestock that are so necessary on any
farm. These are not just the ordi-
nary kind. but with the exception Of
the Holsteins. they are as good as
can be found in the country. The
Holsteins, with the exception Of one
each registered bull and COW, are only
grades. but are Of the class that can
deliver the goods.
These cows play a major part in
the financing Of this farm as is evi-
denced from the monthly income from
the sale Of milk and cream which IS
amounting now, in the season Of low
est production, 10 $4,000 per month
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02

hair Growers Cooperative Marketing
Association ia handing this season
more than threc-quarters " n million
pounds ~ wool and mohair which
was twice az much as The manage
ment thought would be- received or
this amount about 100000 pounds
have been sold ~ prices ranging from
Re 20 29c per pound 100 bags Of
wool was sold 40 63c per pound
secured basis. One clip from the
Panhandle Of Texas secured 20 per
cent, which at SIC per pound would
represent i5c per pound in the grease.
THE above letter was received from
y. d. Black, Assistant Secretary and
Manager Of the Southwestern Farm
Bureau Wool and Mohair Growers
Cooperative Association, with offices
in Houston) (NOTE. The highest
prices received by anyone from this
country in the open market were
i6c and IL l-2c, the largest clip in
the Panhandle bringing the latter
price,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
COUNTY AGENT AND FARM BUREAU
DEPARTMENT
,. W. JENNINGS. Assn,

increase. and the demand Tor the
short staple will decrease, and condi-
tions today justify the opinion. No
exact comparison is ohtainable as
between prices received by the As
ISOLATION and prices obtained on the
streets for any given date, but the
Association has received from | 20
3 cents per pound more for ordinary
cotton, and in some cases men have
saved themselves from S25 TO $50
per bale on good staple. No cotton
has been sold since the heavy decline
as il is contrary TO the policy Of the
Organization TO sacrifice cotton on a
slack market when cotton Is being
dumped in the country. According
TO reliable information coming from
all important market centers A much
higher market may be expected by
spring or sooner. All cotton Is be-
ing moved from interior points TO
port warehouses where Il VIII be
stored with cheaper rates Of insur-
ance and storage and where II will
be ready for export or shipment TO
American mills. The Association is
in close touch with all market centers
and is watching conditions from all
angles, and is in a position 70 take
advantage Of all good spots in the
market by having all cotton classed
out in even running grade and sta
pie, and by having the cotton stored
in port warehouses. (The above let
ter from W. l.. Trout, salesman and
manager Of the Texas Farm Bureau
Cotton Association.
The Farm Bureau Wool and Mo-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
Rank Of Cooperative Assoeistions Re
eeiving Credit From War Finance
Corporation.

Staple Cotton Assn mississippi
I s. 100000.
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Assn.
f 100000
Texas Cotton Growers Association,
$4,000, 900
Arizona Pima Cotton Association,
f 200 600.
Washington Wheat Growers Assn.
50 900, 900
Oregon Grain Growers, 81 500. 600
Idaho Wheat Growers, $1,000. 900.
Montana Wheat Growers. 81 1900
600.
/ California Coop Canneries, $780,
F 600.
California Prune & Apricot Grow
crs. $1,250.000
I Equity Coop Exchange mimi, ,
SIS, 1000, 900.
OF an the cooperative associations
the Equity Of Minnesota is the heav-
lest borrower, and 10 is in this state
that the Farm Bureau organizations
are the strongest
The United States census report
shows that in 1919, out Of 6,4fS, 343
farms in the country 81 1888 or 10
per cent sold products comparatively
90 the value Of 1921 1888 500, or an
average " Slft2 per farm 81 per
cent Of all farms or 800. l49, purch-
ased comparatively, the amount Of
such purchases being Ss4 .6i5 $50, or
an average Of 1857 per farm.
The American Farm Bureau Fed
GRAFTON announces that there are 27,-
093, 466 pounds Of wool pooled in the
United States in 1921 as against IA
100000 pounds in 1920. the largest
pools being Ohio, 5000. 900, and
Michigan, 4.0O6, $50. Montana, g.
500. 900, Texas, 500, 900
Dry-farmed crops root deep The
dry-farmer uses several times as
much soil as the farmer in the humid
sections
A large proportion Of the soil in
a dry farming country is uniformly
fertile 20 a depth 81 many feet This
is one essential for successful dry
farming.
Less seed il required in dry farm
ing that in humid or irrigation farm
ing Too much seed is often respon-
sible FOR failure.
The quality Of dry-fsrming grains
is the highest 81 any in the world.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02

They are at present milking II cows
from which they are getting So gal
Ions Of milk per day, and several of
these are shippers. The milk and
cream goes 20 supply the local de-
mand and is bringing only moderate
prices. In addition 20 what Is dis.
posed Of on the market there is left
about thirty-five gallons Of skim milk
per day worth cents per gallon or
S22 per month. This is being fed
% pigs and chickens. The total in
come from the cows amounts 20 about
$4,000 per month, and in addition
a number Of good calves are being
raised on whole milk. Mr.. Whitaker,
who is a good business man and one
that is close observer Of the cost OF
the various operations with which he
i connected states that il is costing
him approximately Is cents per day
to feed these cows.
Another very interesting and i'm
portant operation on this farm is the
feeding Of l05 head Of coming two
year old steers that have been bought
W from the neighbors. These steers
are beng led a ration cor sisting OF
l-3 bundle feed, l-3 ear corn, and l-3
milo heads all Of which is run through
4 feed mill which is pulled by a small
tractor. This mill first cuts the feed
into silarc lengths and tuen II l.
assed through set. Of Durrs that
grinds the feed into meal. This mix
ture is kept before the steers at all
times, being fed through self feed
ers These steers have been on feed
for about three weeks and are nak-
ing very satisfactory gairs, ostimat-
ed 20 be abOui ? ID pounds per day
there is a sct of scales in The lot and
a few representative steers are be-
ing weighed each week, the same ones
being weighed each time, in order to
determine just what progress b. be-
ing made.
Following these steers are ninety
head Of good hogs that are receiving
nothing but waste around the feed
lot They, too. are making good
gains on feed that would otherwise
be wasted.
This is a combination that cannot
be beaten for farming operations,
and our county must fall in line and
pursue the same course, II our farm
ing population as a whole is 10 pros
per. A single crop system Of farm
ing never has been n paying propo-
,ition and never will be- Neither
IAN our feed crops be disposed Of for
real worth, unless they are marketed
'on the hoof." Every community
should have a good feed grinder and
efficient power 20 pull Il, where as
many farmers as wish TO can grind
M the feed they use and thus utilize
he most from every pound OF feed
consumed. That Il the only method
" which roughness can be fed with /
absolutely no waste.
With the present freight rates Il
.osts about 30 per cent Of the value
4 any bulky feed to get Il 10 market,
whereas. u only costs about y per
'ent 81 the value of livestock To get
hem TO market, the feed when fed
nto livestock u redused in volume.
" l-2e, and large portion of the
laluo u the feed remains on the farm
q Increase 90 restore the soll fer
illtY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02

The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton
Association has 70 date sold 10000
bales Of cotton Of which $1,000 bales
has been delivered, and which has
averaged better than 20 cents per
sound, and has averaged In grade
about strict midding, one inch sta
pie. None Of the better staple has
been sold ms Indications are that the
gemiums for long staple cotton win
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
cHAMBERI.AIN's COUGH REM
EDY THE MOTHERS FAvoRlTE

The soothing and healing proper
ties Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
lts pleasant taste and prompt and e.
fcctual cures have made i fnvorlte
with people eferywhere. II i "a
ncCially priced BY mothers ~ young
children for colds. Group and plhoop-
ing cough, AZ Il always affords quick
relief and i free from opium and
other harmful druga
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
War Finance Corporation Credits To
Cooperative Marketing Organizations

Cotton, Advance Authorized, s22,-
200, 900; Actual Advance TO October
Is, 1928, 144.45.
Grain, Advance Authorized, $685.
600, 900; Actual Advance TO October
%, 1907, 409.30.
Canned Fruits, Advance Authoriz-
ed, S1,650,000; Actual Advance to
October %, s275,57i62.
Totals, Advance Authorized, $4s,-
$50, 900; Actual Advance to October
%. s1,106,125.37
Since October IS, $3.50, 900 has
been advanced 20 Louisiana to fl
nance exports Of wheat and cotton.