The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-26

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of mind because conditions at this
time are not all that they might
be and predicted greater expansion
if the right kind of effort is made
in the dairy line.
3. d. Scott, sales Manager Of the
Lowden Farm Machinery company,
gave brief and interesting review
Of the development of farm ma
chinery since the first reaper was
built by Cyrus Mccormick in 1881
and the first piow worthy OF the
name by John Deere. There were
years on end when no progress
could be made in marketing tho
new products and when the farm
machinery business drifted along at
a tagging gate. He said that at this
time the dairy business Is the one
that is tagging but with the same
effort that made the farm machin-
cry a 90, the dairy business will be
put over in the same manner.
George Briggs of Mankato enter
tanned the big audience for a few
minutes with a string of niger
stories that were well received.
veIueI On Business Side.
A. J. Veigel of the National Bank
of Commerce said that he is sure
the business men Of Elkhart county
are thoroughly sold on the PROPOSE
ton of furthered dairy interests
and that at this time there are not
less than $50 business men who
are members Of the county Holstein
association. He promised the help
- - I'D nm
officially for the Civic and Com
merce association along the same
line.
He said that as a banker he
knows that those who borrowed
money for lettering their dairy
herds and who paid their obligations
on installments from the cream
checks always came through on
time and were able to take care Of
their banks demands without any
inconvenience He said that he re-
GREETED that at the sale 1t proved to
be out of the county buyers who
took the most of the cattle and that
so few were left within Blue Earth
county.
County Agents On Clubs.
County Agent L. e: MCMILLAN
thanked the audience for the ex-
cellent support the bidders gave to
the Boys and Girls clubs when
Amboy Children. He also urged
patronage at the cooperative cream
cries and said that they are the
Rest market any farmer has for his
dairy products
Last night ]. C. NARROW of this
city acted as masters Of ceremon-
les and with the varied program
in hand, found himself one busy in
dividual. The meeting last night
was an entire success as was every
feature of the two day meeting
which has now passed into history.
Sales of Cattle.
The sales of cattle yesterday
were as follows:
Female. Marion Tulin Fayne, from
Charles Obv, Maple Plain to John
B. Irwin, Minneapolis for S245:
Male. Beauty Oak Ormsby korT.
johnson, New Richiand, Mimi; to J.
c. Jensen, Albert Lea for s105. y
Female, Marie Aaggie Beets Segis
from W. w. Walker. Austin to j.
C. Jensen, Albert Lea.
Female. Worth De Kol Colantha
from N. Parsons and Sons. North
dield to 7. D. Youngman, Sleepy
Eye for s2o5.
Female. Ray Apple Abbekerk Col
antha from G. E. Overstrud. North
f3eld, to r. e. Nelson. North ST.
Paul. for 5000.
Female. Corner Lawn Colantha
LADY Tidy from John =. Clifford,
Mortified. to r. E. Nolan, North
ST Paul for $225.
Two females, Lady Alice Pauline
Ormhsy and her sister from George
II. Taylor. Northfield to Hscken-
roth and Heckler, st. Paul for 500
Female, Beaver Oaks colantha
krmsbv from Arthur, B. Johnson,
New Richard to DR.. e. J. Gish, LIE
y ~ Femaie' Clothilde Pontiac Zap
mine Segis, from G. L, Spaulding,
warren, to 7. NJ Hackney for $505.
A female from W. p. Mann. Dodge
Center to H. B. Ulrich, Biscay for
go q female from Karl Rudolph. San
born. IN Fl. H. Pond, Minneapolis
A female from ]. A. Christensen,
Westbrook. to H. Brueselnon, Col
A female from Hall and Round,
West Concord to Jos. Bianchi, New
Ulm, for s195.
A male from Minnesota Holstein
Co, Austin to w. v. Gldner, Mason
City, Iowa for $175.
A female from DR., II. r F1sner;
Shakonee, to M. B. Cutter, hcnneid
for $3.50. -
yer hodge Center, to P. e. Nolan,
NY.-xL. cf po11l for S92h
: 4 female from Alfred c. Peterson.
Clark's Grove, to H. Bruesehon,
A female from TAYLOR and Christ
gan. Owatonna n DR.. z. G.. Gish,
lie Sueur for s145.
A female from Wasem and Delzer,
Dodge Center to Fl. =. Brush, Am
bow for s140.
4 female from ]. A. Chritensen.
westbrook, to e. II. Smith, Mime
a female from e. r. Emery, Stan
ton. to F. c. Johnson, Biscay for
4 female from chas. E. Walker,
Glencoe, to A. H. Jersens' biscay
! III A female from c. E. Averstrud,
ssSf fHI ss s. F. E. Nolan N0F'n .
A female from NARROW and Ran
dali, Mankato, to G. S.. ShurSon,
New Richland for S265.
A female from Or. H. P. Fisher,
Shakopee to F. E. Nolan, North st.
A female from Hagbarth Bue,
Northfield to Frank REESE and Son,
EAGLE Lake for $3.50.
A female from II. o, Johnson,