Mower County transcript., 1902-09-24

Chicago Interocean: In industry as
in war, other things being equal. It is
the weapon Of precision that wins. All
civilized nations, taken in the mass. are
practically equal in personal courage
and personal Willingness to work. The
nation which adds to courage and will
ingness knowledge how to work most
effectiyel yely-which provides itself with
weapons of precision lis the nation
that wins. %. s g. -s:z -.
Speaking Leaf: One of the new
members of the Great Council of Red
Men is G. r. Boostrom, of Austin, the
principal Of the business college at that
place. Brother Boostrom is an orator
of no mean ability, and his utterances
on the floor were forceful and convinc-
ing. He takes pride in the fact that
his father and grandfather weremem-:
bers of our Order. % #
Preston Times: When q man allows
his 3partisanship for any man to come
between himself and his larger inter
Eests, then he is easily played upon to
his own hurt. No man in the nation;
needs to be more Watchful Of the state
and national legislation than the far
mer. No men should be truer to the
men who have proved true to him for
1t4ehe that knows not his friends deserves
not friends .
Kenyon Leader The cane didates. Of
the respective political parties have
been named. Now. it is no longer a
question of men, but of principles. It
lis not agreeable to stand defeat, but the
man who is q Repub blican or a Demo
crat only while he gets his own Wayis
Ia poor member of his party. "a =apo-
EiticaI party should be greater than any
one man, and we should stand for
principle through victory and defeat.
Farm and Home: In the west, board
acres, magnificent soil, not infrequent-
" bad management; in the east, land
cropped for generations, many bare
spots, but farms well handled and pro-
fit often greater than elsewhere This.
in few words, is what q western man
travelling in New FORK and other east
ern states writes his home paper. IF
this has 8 note of uplift for the often
discouraged eastern farmer, it also
sounds wholesome hint which will do
us western fellows NO harm to take
home. @gg.-.~e- -, Z MI S. : sz IS.
GAINESVILLE Argus: We are glad the
primaries are over. Where there is a
contest for the nomination there is
more suspense, moreTworry and more
to harrow up the feelings of the people,
or those who are Immediately interest
ed, than in the general election. Ef this
system is to be continued without
modi 6cation we should say that here
after it would be the part Of wisdom
for the leaders and all others interested
and all aspirants to get together and
agree upon some plan Of action where.
by harmony and good feeling would be
preserved. . ii. {. 81: .= =.>-'=ss S===
# Winnebago City Enterprise: IA rood
Joke comes from the north end of the
county about one of the candi dates FOR
county attorney. Stopping at the house
Of German and after buzzing the old
women and holding the calf by= the
tail while she milked and then holding
the baby while she got supper, he said
to the farmer as he was about to leave:
want you to come to the primary
and vote for me- 2, The reply came
"YaW, but the odder county attorney
been here. last week and help me stack
four load Of hay IN the rain and save
me 1925. q votes for him. z
Lime Springs Sun: Morris Jones AZ.
tended the fairat Austin last week and
while there was robbed Of $40. some
one taking it from his pocket. People
from here who ATTENDED the fair at that