The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 14

aus wjnnT haiN0 MORE SPOILAGE Thurtdoy October 3 57 'n i A gfaeet ofplyvlnyl plastic covering eliminated sue CuSlfEir XBT i COEE BLUE LABEL BLUE LABEL 33 KARO SYRUP i I9c CHILI PORK LARD CUTLETS 2us35 ST BUTTON No 303 7 if BONE TICK OjTHE CROP NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE CHIP SAVE 4 Each IOC OR fflE BEST LAVOR 1 1 Spoiled silage can Almost be a thing of the past for the' farmer Italian Builds Statue to Irritate Nephews HORMEL'S 15'z OZ CAN Infantry Cimmlyotti entered the Army In January 1057 He was stationed at ort Ord Calif be fore arriving in Hawaii in June silo' will to keep it tight He used the same practice on 68 Lb Average The first poultry course in Amer ica was taught at Cornell Univer rityinW A 1 HORMEL'S Pure Minnesote I wn GOOD OLD DAYS NOROLK Va (fl Mrs Ackisa sighed for the good' old days when she found a gro eery bill paid by her father Canoles on April 8 1903 Bacon JNi 15centseggs 17 cents and butter SO centa GOOD or HORMEL MERIT or inexpensive piasuc Ray Saienga Chippewa county farmer has evidence to prove that Warning! Crooks lOok Like People ALBUQUERQUE' (fl Crooks look just like people any people says Lee Roeder manager of the Better Business Bureag a slare'n crookSf" Roeder saldJfhowever most are atrangers So before you invest 65 Alwoy A Complete Selection of resh RUITS VEGETABLES Tv LA CAVA Italy (fl The bent old man gazed up at the shining marble statue and chuck It was a statue of himself And 86 ycar old Michele DiPrisco fig wed it gave him the last laugh on his 20 nephews He paid many many lire to have it made his seat under the oak AND RESH DRESSED RYERS ft' STRIPS 1 aw jar 2 us45c Pvt Nathan Anderson son of Mr' and Mrs? Julius Anderson Austin Rt 1 recently graduated from the eight week Administra tion School at ort Chaffee Ark Anderson received instruction in typing filing and Army clerical procedures PICNIC HAMS HORMEL'S MERIT OR US GOOD i i WT A 7 Pvt Ronald Clmmlyottl son of Clmmlyottl Dexter parti cipated in recent organization day ceremonies' of the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii A truck driver in Headquarters Company of TBS' "dlviiiariT 35th face spoilage In his up right silo and kept it down to a bare mini mum In his horizontal bunker silo last winter The plastic cover Is so effective that Saienga says pay to use a bunker silo withoqt experience agrees with recent findings made by Univer sity of Minnesota agronomists Ex periments show that either poly vinyl or polyethylene make good covering for upright and bunker silos Chippewa? County Agent Gene Pilgram reports several local farm ers are following this practice with good results Total surface spoilage often runs high in bunker silos because there is more surface exposed to air than in an upright structure Therefore anything to keep air away from the surface will re duce spoilage And plastic makes airtight covering possible 'JSaienga built his and footi bunker silo a year ago To make I jhe walls air tight he tarred them and covered them on the inside with sheets of pjastlc He put oats silage in the bot tom and a 2 foot thick layer of al falfa silage on top Then ered the silage with two sheets of polyvinyl plastic and threw sil age on top of the edges along the I HILEX LIQUID BLEACH Gal 49C I arm Electrification Short Course Sept 24 A farm electriflcaHqn and ma teriala handling short course will bo held Oct 24 25 on the Univer sity of Minnesota St Paul campus 1 Christianson director of agri cultural short courses said Program chairman is Mey er University agricultural engin eer The course will feature ways to put electricity to work on the farm Specific topics will include rur al youth participation electrifies tlon projects house heat ing materials handling using au dio visual aids in (gpchlng eleqtri flcation and educational televi slon 'z New Bluegrass Seed Will Be Available Home owners in many areas of Minnesota may be able to get seed supplies of Prrk Kentucky bluegrass new' turf variety next spring Carl Borgeson University of Minnesota agronomist and In charge of seed Increase reports that several farmers In north western Minnesota are growing about 500 acres of Park bluegrass seed for certification this sum mer Park Is on the list of varieties recommended by the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station It was developed at the Univer sity by Thomas' sgrono mist from materials supplied by Hsyes former head of the agronomy department and Schultz former agronomist at the University CAMAY SOAP All Popular Brands 1 LB TIN HISMARK i armer Ml chele DiPrisco and the mon 7 iiment he put up in his own memory near square of hia 11 native village atJ'v 4 5 i Ju tree in front of his house DiPris co could see the statue plainly: He puffed on his cigar and pon dered the ingratitude of his nep hews to whom he gave his land and money only be says to be quickly forgotten by them DiPrisco aays why he built the statue Many years ago ha waa'a wealthy farmer But ha h( no children so be gaveJ' away most of his property tq the Austin Area Servicemen Williams Jordan son of Mr and Mrs Loren 8 Jordan of 506 Nlcholseh has been 'appointed 1 clqyk of his recruit compsny at the Great PERCH IUETS 35c frozen foods LEONARD ANDERSON'S CAPONS CRISP GREEN CABBAGE Large Head ''4i an CompPkp33C 4s is MONEY BUSINESS Sev en year old Dawn Darner of Batavia III gets a big lift when she adds to her savings account at the nearby irst National Bank of Geneva She gets an assist from a hy draullc lift which whisks her inches above the floor to a proper counter height The lift retracts flush with the floor for adults LIBBY'S RENCH RIES? WE GIVE ''It' GOLD BOND STAMPS PURI LEAN Ground Beef 2 85 State's Lamb Crop Is 1957 lamb crop Is 702000 herd a one per cent in crease over the 694000 head sav ed in 1956 according to the Crop and Livestock Reporting this is the larges? lamb crop since 1946 it is still below any year for the period 1932 to 1946 The number of lambs sav ed is ebout 17 per cent above the 10 year (194055) average of 601 000 head YACHT CLUB Retl Kidney Beans YOUR Pork Beans Doizenrod's JACK SPOT OOD STORE Phone 41815 K8K PROIT SHARING STAMPS GRAND MIAPOW MINN SMwIWw Campbell's ChickenNoodle lOU OL EJ WO Jfc Vegetable Beef CANS QC Plastic Silo Cap Cuts Silage Loss 27c SPBY Pure Veg Shortening 3 its 98c LIBBY'S ROZEN 245r SV EX ANCY WASHINGTON JONATHAN APPLES 4 59 Medium dizeu Medium Size 2 for 23c eWtS NEW CROP NO 1 MARSHSEEDLESS GHAPERUIT JUMBO 96 'SIZE 39c Training Center As' a recruit petty officer he will wear mini ature rating Insig ne as a badge of authority during the remainder of Jordan his nine weeks of a rural road near Grackle in Stuts 1 'The percentage lamb crop (num oer or lembs saved per 100 ewes one year old and over on Jan1) is Hamper cent compared with 119 per cent in 1956 and the average of 108 net cent Breeding ewes Austin Super Yulu 127 AULL (NEXT TO a fl CtlPft glH nvuRi wm Mtwrvyi I am to 6 pm ridayt 9 pm XiijX1 DiaLHE 3 3553 reeDeIi very i umrvv mu iwgnr rt unir Garfield Grocery JACK SPRAT OOD STORIS MRS GEO HUGHES Prop 607 Garflsld Ph HE3 37t8 KAI? Profit Sharing Stamps man County She was dead at the scene Another daughter Cather ine 18 manths still la In critical sons of his brothers and Sistent condition ft a argo hospital The The old man says he gave each Ovas lived at Alfred 11 't Soy Sauce i oz vnvw ryiEiN Noodles 'Pedigreed Mutt' Entered in Show la (fl tften the Madison playground held its an II Sial pet show there were visions for dogs those 1 1 I pedigrees and those without I But 10 yearold Gail Hatala tug ged an obvious mongrel into the I fine of purebreds and' a asked her what she considered her entry I a pedigreed' she re 1 A division for pedigreed mutts I LAKE VALLEY i Ui LB SPICTACUIAR SAVINGS! HORMEL'S SIRLOIN HORMEL'S LAVORKIST SALTIIVES 29c who covers his silo a sheef top of silage in his upright allo' cf lnYYMna(v ay reducing spoilage Eaienga says gaved more than enough feed fo pay for the cost of the plastic at least another year and maybe for a third year" Ho has a roof over his bunker silo mean ing the plastic there weak ened by sun rays He first got the cover idea three years ago when a plas tic weather balloon dropped in one of his fields bad heard that you could cover silage with this plastic so I tried putting it in the upright silo I was amazed to find the following November 'that no silage on the surface had spoil LIBBY'S CUT CORN HORMEL'S DAIRY BACON BOYAL GELATIN DESSERT ASSORTED RAVOSS'ft Mduetii i OWOOLB BP A fl BB zAiicy MVS MA JACK SPRAT WHITE HULLESS Eftsr W5 POP CORN 33f S' A DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES Cbocolof Wh 'or Yellow 1 3 ex IOQ NO 1 NORTHERN RUSSETT POTATOES KU 39c 7i rim LA CHOY CHINESE OODS 17c Bean Sprouts 2 du 29c MEATLESS' cru UlHHCr LAVA SOAP SPIC SPAN share and that each bo The two deaths carried 'the North one year and older on hand Jan came angy because they alllDakota highway toll? to 104 or 29 uery 1 1957 numbered 597000 WMted more funder the fatalities listed a yearjfwo per cent than a year DiPriaco kept for himself a few ago today earlier acres on wliieh was located "a marble quarry He and bis wife livgd comfortably on the rent from the quany but DiPrisco 'wanted to do something to be re membered for in this Uny vil lage 50 miles east trf Naples 4 La Cava already had a nice bronze statue in its main square DiPi sco decided it needed an other He had a sculptor make a life size statue of himself of marole mined in his quarry Then he bad the statue placed atop a 20 foot marblk pyramid on a small piece of ground next to his house In all it cost about I11JXX) give the country civil! zatlon let the people wed be fore 25 years old avoid creating bexxsre fnaPH on 4tPnntnP iuaMt DiPrisco educated himself and acquired a reputation as from his cronies mostly poor farmers He spends most of each day smoking and sitting under the oak tree in his yard It is beside the public street so it can be seen by everyone in the village is my present to pos DiPrisco tolls passersby Around the base of the pyramid and on a wall nearby are chiseled a score of verses written by the old farmer They give advice to the world to the Italian govern ment to fathers and to young couples planning marriage 1 Overturns Mother Gid We: 1 ARGO ND Three year old Donnells Ova died in a hos pital here Wednesday night of in juriea suffered when a pickup truck overturned several hours earlier killing her mother Mn DarreU Ova 23 was driv fag' pickup' truck when it hit loose grayer and tipped over on Back Sheer Ribs Limb VeaI Beef Tongues Button Strips Veal Hearts HUger's Turkeys BEE LOIN CUT ond WRAPPED SHARP ROZEN KMYOUJreEEZtt gpifij Aver 40 55 Lbs 1 1 WIIl 2 rr if s'4 i5 VTwX s' tur: WQlly prooproS Jam mWbI WMJCT Jtf ir 1 70 85c 37 2p35c jfV 1 (v 2 ijiB Ml UH 9c DREW OCEAN SPRAY MAYLOWER RED PITTED ELBERTA CRANBERRY PIE PEACHES SAUCE CHERRIES 323 Bud Bob's Mef Doni 7 PAYS TH 10 han HE 3 6384 Ash A Hop St Hondek's 74423' WAIT ERNIE and ESTHER Prop Kenwood hric Grbc ClflllP EDWIN JOHNSON Prep MMVl 310 Paddn Avt Phono HI 3 5166 aj BOXES ONLY BM HUNT'S' SCOTT'S WHITE RESH CATSUP ACE TISSUE CRANBERRIES ROZEN LORIDA GOLD i I 1 1 i VXZ WE EATURE GOLDEN DAIRY piLodpcts Larson's ood Store wmwb IM fr Sira Hark Lawai Laroea TTII I a un a 0 Moa 9 tm to I San' UAmBJh rSLH Green Stamps 1203 Ocklond i Schanhnhil's JACK SPRAT OOD STORI MTjaW ERNIE A EJtNA Propa ImsYag Lyle Minn Phone 5 4486 flUflEPHin GHb Kfr'K Prtfit Sharing Sfamy 6.