The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-24
What the Other Chap Says.

P. J. McMAHoN:-Th advance agent
Of prosperity in 1896 told the farmers
that if they elected him to the presiden-
| tial chair, that he would guarantee them
better times from the moment he took
his seat The farmers, and i believe the
general public now understand what the
meaning of the term fallacy is. From
any point of view that you look at it.,
the farmer il worse off today than he
was before Mr.. Mckinley was elected,
but it is only gambling on safe propo-
sition TO say, that should the Democrats
win with flying colors, and / believe
they will in the campaign that is rapid
~ coming on, the farmer, the manufac-
turer and the commercial man and GER
tainly the nottingham will be the gain
err.
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| EDWARD NASH Manitowoc is unique
in that it's commercial development IS
| the result of local investment of capital
and the application Of native energy
more so than in any town in Wisconsin.
tits remarkable the patriotism the peo-
Die have for the harbor, and the persist
ency with which they push improve
ments. Many citizens have wished that
the surplus money at the disposal OF the
city council, from time to time, might
be diverted from the river and be used
for the betterment Of the streets. The
people, however, hew straight to the line
! on finer harbor facilities.
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CLERK OF THE COURT MCMAHON
/ am opposed to the roasting" which
the fans Of Manitowoc give the base ball
clubs of other cities who come here. We
should treat them like gentlemen. 1T
makes no difference what other teams
may do TO Manitowoc when they are
away from home; it is the duty of Mani
towoc patrons of the game, it seems to
me, to show visiting players that we are
not rowdies Just treatment of the Wis
ting teams when here will go a long
ways towards making it pleasant for our
boys when they are absent.
W.
AUGUST SCHUETTE.-H Housewives in
/ the North have no idea of the servant
girl problem until they have visited the
| South 1t is not an unusual occurrence
| that family is forced to change its fe-
male help three times week and there
have been occasions when different
colored girl showed up each day.
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CHARLES A. SPINDLER:- Manitowoc
is destined to be one of the greatest grain
shipping points on the lakes 1t is diff
cult to form an estimate of the vast
amount Of money represented by the
elevators, because they are busy during
the entire season. Manitowoc wants
more elevators and believe it will get
them
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| THEODORE OtHMlDIMaNs OHt tHlHb
cannot be gainsayed that if the develop
ment of Manitowoc is conservative 1T is
sure and solid This city above all the
municipalities of the state Is building to
endure through the ages, and il is u good
omen that the boom and the boomer are
both equally summed.
W.
JUDGE ANDERSON There is not the
fear entertained by persons having rela-
tives in Wisconsin rs there formerly was.
! They have realized under our present
state system that the abuse of the in
sane is not tolerated.
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| JUDGE CRAITE:I am going to Wyo-
ming TO look over mining property in
winch am interested. | believe, while
it is u copper mine it is also going to be
IL gold mine for those who have invested
in il.
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! CARL HANSEN i am not talking real
estate so much now. | lam looking after
turtle farm | recently started with
stock sent HE from Florida.