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The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 13

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ARM Ok profit not as way of life AUSTIN (Minn) HERALD Wadnasday Sapt 1857 I the I North Dakota LEAGUE BOWLING II AW BOO W89J Modderasn VACUUM CLEANER $495 35 THE ROAD! Easy terms as low as 1 a week! MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI X' k' "5 111 Bgfe CHEVROLET 743 712 736 2171 659 673 524 Plant Standard Service 60S Norths Ash Street HE 7 2172 STRANGE OBJECT IN SKY LONDON North London res idents saw's cigar shaped blue green object moving rapidly over the city early today the Air Ministry reported A ministry offi cial said three out of four descrip tions of the luminous object were exactly the same The ministry refused to speculate on the report ATOaUMa Drake Oil Cd Dexter Minn Smith's Pure Oil Service Main and Oakland Austin Minn Small amily arm Era Seen Dying Out on Canada's Prairies trace of Taylor Lennon went on home He lives in Brooklyn PHOENIX Jimmy Martinez 160 Phoenix outpolntde Bu4 Burnett 155 New Orleans 10 King Henry Vm el England passed A law which made it illet gal to use hope in the making of beer Too many burps Size Experience and Cox Mark Gophers Wrong Player Shows Up to Join Tigers NEW YORK (fl The Detroit Tigers purchased an outfielder from Minneapolis last weekend after cancelling a Seal for another with the Chicago Cubs The guy they nixed showed up The one they bought Bob Lennon checked in for Tues game with the New York Yankees complete with a tele gram from the Cubs saying he had been sold via Los Angeles to Detroit Tiger Manager Jack Tighe had been expecting Bill Taylor Tighe called his front office and learned the Lennon deal had been Hunters Set for Antelope BISMARCK ND (fl More than 1400 North Dakota hunters are sighting in rifles and packing hunting clothes for the riday start of the 1957 antelope season The season opens at noon in six units Jjfquntaln standard time is the ruIeTjJfter the nqop opening the season runs from a half hour before sunrise to sunset each day through Monday The season Is open to operaton of farms and ranches in the units who Have purchased $6 licenses and to successful applicants for the remaining permits selected in a lottery Antelope are not a hard animal An off fh roaf run up Pikes Peak was tailed Impossible by people Who know the mountain well Put a production Chevrolet pickup actually did It fitto prove Its piling power and ruggedness! Team No 9 Korea THE OLD MASTER Leroy (Satchel) Paige now with the Miami Marlins of the International League shows Chet ields left and Bobby Porter how to hold balk The Youngsters' couldn't get advice from a more experienced source Satchel lists himself as 51 but he's probably older than that AUSTIN BOWL MERCHANTS LEAGUE Eagles No 10 Rockets Eagles Marigold irst National Bank Mlnlt Wax Wash Thrill Implement Co Rasa All th way to tha top without using the roadl Hers the truck scales high boulder pile near the UllModt summit life Hardware Tire Co Blooming Prairie Minn Austin Auto Co 215 Mill Austin By NEVILLE NANKTVELL Canadian Press Staff Writer WINNIPEG (fl The era of the small family farm is dying out on the Canadian prairies And farming as a way of life is being replaced by farming simply for a profit with a trend in west ern Canada toward large highly mechanized farms run along the lines of a commercial an investment How It Stands Dean Weir of the Univer sity of Manitoba faculty of agri culture when interviewed put it like this: fafiner in western Canada is caught in a squeeze between higher costs of production and re duced prices and the small farmer is being forced to give He said has Now with the new OWBUrMBOtt rug and floor unit! Cleans nigs and floors with fewer strokes! Two brushes and full width rollers nesa unless Martiij makes grade passing could improve with better receivers than we had last year in sophomore ends Tom Moe and Jerry riend and in As for Minnesota playing eight conference games against seven for such other top contenders 1 as Ohio State and Michigan and six for Michigan State and Iowa Warmath pretends he mind it depth' includes" Cox and two experienced alternates at quarterback Dick Larson and Jim Reese the best passer of the three and three fine full backs Bob Blakley Rich Bor stad and Rhody Tuszka LOTS BUN PROVIDENCE three top running backs of last year return1 They are Jack McTigue George Gordodian and Dick Be land all juniors opf DXSe rvice Highway 218 South Austin Carpenter Iowa OOOfiOojt Saskatchewan 597000 000 (8710000000) Alberta 8432 000000 (505000000) Canada $2 662000000 ($2849000000) In western Canada farm ma chinery costs have soared 85 per cent since the second world war building materials 220 per cent gasoil grease 48 per cent feed 171 per cent fertilizer 87 per cent binder twine 137 per cent 'seed 138 per cent and hardware 135 per cent arm income has dropped de spite the fact that producer mar ketings of western Canadian grains have been up to and above the long term average Dean Weir said the prairie farm economy has felt the full impact of the technological explosion un der which farm prices have sag ged and as a result the necessity for efficient farming 7 in order to cut production costs has become vital per cent while the average she was up 25 per cent Costs Have Soared Grain company officials and agricultural economists here say that while prices the farmer re ceives for his products appear to be stabilized' the pro? duction costs have soared The cost of goods and services are mounting steadily making it harder for him to hold down pro duction costs 1 During the last 18 months alone farmers have faced a 16 per cent increase in production costs while the price of wheat has declined 23 cents a bushel Net income of farmers from 'faming' "gtncsr isst bKi "dropped 15 per cent in Manitoba 32 peri cent in Saskatchewan 25 per cent in Alberta and 17 per cent for all of Canada 7 I Cash Income Down arm cash income for 1956 with 1952 in brackets as tabulated by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics was: Manitoba 8209000000 (8249 Goodyear Service Store Of Austin '1 13 North Main HE 3 3431 Osmundsori Bros 'Adams Minn CHEVROLET TASK ORCE 57 TRUCKS 2 1 Inuy jrmcwed Useenut dealers display tius famous trademan 4 See Tour Local Authorized Chevrolet Qealer ECHO LANES AMVETS LEAGUE Havana 684 713 Alrtca 710 730 Guam A 761 852 782 2393 No 12 orfeit 3 Games rance 758 803 2345 Panama I 762 727 Belgium 766 719 Italy 705 673 Bataan 659 703 2032 Bowling's Big five AMVET LEAGUE Ophsal 182 177 lire a 177 18 160 184 170 186 514 ECHO LYERS I Oakland Ave Mtra 974 879 Kcpat Accordion 771 808 Trimbles Motorcycle 624 691 735 2050 Bud'S Bunnys 655 744 TrT "aapstfes vo 671'762 2190 Bob Soiti Shell' 695 709 Vince's stage Bar 737 784 23C7 Nichols Garage 646 619 BeU Leldall Mtr 679 532 UCT No 2 612 679 Berg Drug 779 744 73 773 718 745 577 657 604 605 582 673 600 602 MOOSE LEAGUE riendship 836 732 7ffli 2330 Courtesy 824 822 2361 Moose 670 743 Brotherhood 687 725 Charity 791 807 Membership 773 750 Progress 748 730 Aid 841 949 RECREATION LEAGUE Austin Grain Co 948 841 Usem Chevrolet 751 838 Dublnskey 852 882 Austin Liquor 1 964 871 Woelfel Jewelers S3! 854 2563 United Car Sales 890845 Sandell's SandbagTs 835 863 818 35'16 No 6 I 841 814 902 A2657 lannery Realtor 878 847 8I8 3S43 Mike's Bar 902 847 Bar tit 954 2652 1 Nate'S 871 880 Johneon Caahway 787 865 Ideal Heating 833 874 2641 Undsay Soft Wtr 877 863 846 2586 Hamm's Beer 8301018 1 Electrified Clock Lett Town Sleep BURLINGTON Vt (fl City Hall clock is aoimding again but It rests between midnight and seven In the morning so naarby residents can do tha same The dock was halted a year and a half ago when area house holders and hotels objected to its loud banging in the wee hours It was electrified by a Harris burg Pa firm which also chang ed the mechanism to assure' a discreet sleep saving silence for seven hours cut of each day generous thadesn allowances on your old tires now! Yotf do better when you trade for Goodyears IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL BUKO BARBERSHOP 205 East Bridge Street Opposite Austin Hotel AIR CONDITIONED Mother good reason to buy now! tire value unmatched a rock bottom price Exclusive 3 TfiCiwroction Extra' safe stop start traction from famous Stop Notch tread desigh You afford to take risks with smoothies when roraua new uoooyean are priced so Jowl its most Plymouths ords Chevrolets Hudsons Noshes and Studebakers models) 5 1 By JERRV LISKA MINNEAPOLIS (fl A Big Ten football championship' team seems to be brewing at the Uni versity of Minnesota with suchingredients as impressive size exceptional experience and fiery quarterback Bobby Cox However Coach Murray War math fends off suggestons his Gophers are loaded sufficiently to dethrone arch rival Iowa with the comment: are looking into ourkitchen bub they goes into the apple pie" He may have in' mind nn un precedented Big Ten conference schedule of eight games in which the Gophers meet every other member except Ohio State But this senlor domtoated Min nesota club which marks the first full harvest of four season Gopher regime is virtual ly the game team which finished in a second place conference tie with Michigan last fall Warmath concedes that Cox a daring talented split quarter back is a potential AU America and that this is his most experi enced Minnesota team The Gophers are two deep in lettermen at every position except left half where a swift sopho more' Willie Martin could edge out two lettermen Bob Soltis and Dave Lindblom I'm delighted some people rate us No 1 in the con ference but surprised too" ovrl th' AOfiHmte Warmoth "traOuripeed is aiierSge to rffgft? vaaeeEW' but Tina any ly below average for the Big Ten Our line is fairly large may be slightly above Big Ten ave rage Our passing and are average On the ground we will have more power than elusive CHEVROLET PICKUP CLIMBS 1 A A 'J 1 1 PIKES PEAK THE HARD WAY 5" wM itt ottadunenH ROLLS EASILY CLEANS ASHY STORES EASILY 'ALWAYS READY OR ACTION CLEVELANDS DOWNTOWN STERLING changed its complexion from 'a Alberta numbers decreased 11 way of life to a science and a way of business" Grain company economists in Winnipeg were blunt about the trend poor are getting poor er and rich are getting one of them said Cold Blooded Proposition large efficient and pros perous farmer is doing OX a cold blooded proposition but the fact" remains that the smaller farmer is getting squeezed out He been able to sell in relation to the volume The Interprovincial arm Union Council recently noted a decline of more than 47000 farm units in Canada between the 1951 and 1956 censaoears" Tn Manitoba from 1946 to 1956 the number of farms dropped 96 per cent from 54448 to 49201 while the average farm size Increased 7 16 per cent to 365 acres Saskatche wan showed an 18 per cent drop in number of farms from 125612 to 10391 with farm acreages ranging from 473 to 607 acres In Iteep groda near a rugged fest Miles of loose boulders and thinning air offer effort achieves summit! Pickup conquers of power The power and torque of extreme challenge Yet the big Chevy engine Pikes Peak shows why Chevrolet trucks are famous Thrif (master 6 proved more than a match never faltered it performed flawlessly mile after famous for staying and saving on tough jobel Talk for the most difficult grades mile all the way up the mountain! trucks with your Chevrolet dealer Sixe 400x14 tits older modete k710x15 Rte Dodge NoK db ef Plymouth ord Chevrolet Mercury Portfoc and NaAwdJWoboker I I Hudson (pre1957 urodM (last year 96 3 per cent) or that reason the State Game and ish Department has this ad vice for hunters: a sport out of your ante lope Tom Klett acting big game bio 1 logfist for the department urged walking over Cfvvwn WW mgw treater if can probably spot an ante lone bv driving around in your car il but why not get out and walk al little and take time to select a nice Klett said exclusive process Involving Wf sA a fan manv hnnterr snend weeks getting ready for the hunt I preasely controlled lemperature then spot and shoot their antelope! and produces th Mronget mostje five minutes after the opening siKent tire card vao xhla means vooayear trere far more resistant to shock LEADS GOLERS I anj bruising And it means longer safer LAS VEGAS Nev (fl ormer I mjeage t00 1 Buy nowen Goodyear amateur champion Bar quality and value at ira heir! bare Romack Porter led a field of I quanty ana value at its DMtl 192 of the nation's top women! Elfers in the qualifying round of of whLen the Trans Mississippi golf touraa to 0001 surveys show that tires broken in ment IE cooler highways give' as much ten per cent more mileage When you consider the extra normal mileage built into Goodyear urea ten percent is a sizeable bonus and now JL PISTONS SIGN SHUE jj DETROIT Mich (fl Guard! Gene Shue returned his signed con BM fi iAiae tract Tuesday to the Detroit Pis 1 IM 1 llur Vw shfSUWCUSHIONS rnllerl tail converts' 1 GOODYEAR R' De Vries Kilgore Olson Rockwell CHO LYERS Seilers 173 233 hunt and' hunter sudBtss is corf Larson 209 159 yiu ner cent Wt vc aau V1 rr1 LOW 15X 221 MERCHANT LEAGUE Csmm 137 176 198 611 Usem 131 174 Grimif 190 171 Slstek 141 140 Dodds 151 146 MOOSE LEAGUE Anderson 180 199 Helse iss 160 631 190 142 504 A Johnson RECREATION LEAGUE Sctimldt 190 255 190 635 UlwelUng 154 214 572 Pettit 198 173 Helmsneea 222 171 Rector 191 182 O'Shaughnessy 180 164 Drought Too Much for Moonshiners HUNTINGTON Vat" (fl The drought in West Virginia this summer cut short the supplies of two kinds of dew plain water and the mountain kind with the mule kick also known as moon shine David Walker1 a government investigator explains that moun tain streams which supply water for stills have dried up cutting moorshining to a trickle The 'shiners are too shiftless to tote water up the hills from dug wells he says 4 wo jw Ir i O'1 hH9 4 MUR II Rj UgnMt CUARANTEB IO sWKw Ma 11 A "i B85 0 4 MMWKft iiWW lih BMBBB pen I 1 Ifl NQMB 1 fs I i a a a 3 I B' I4B i RWMmv 1 rmm MJ 1Vli'Vi '6'VXU' 'AVVrtTlVr'TWi Vaw o'MVV' WiWW66' VMVV Vw aAaM ZKw wrv A AWW VAVWIWW' WWXW'AW' UMWr ViVZMYAWWWWiWWWWV'MW 7'JMr Ih'MgMB 8 iris 7CHEVROLET4 I "'waam A I.

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