Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30

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|de,S; |sisstFaction II Ss 1l ios 81 @
capes "a f,s sfor
out by escape 81 isa ~ 5s,s
time III served and le nr;snn,
Wil q Smuc Sreater assf,.r
evil ldoers than Y n0y possesses. here
are too many pam mpered scrimin als III
this country ore rigid prison dis.
scipline and az there SFould fewer
slracys and his
saltwater SGazet NE farmers of oc
Minnesota have bull n az a magnific ficent
Sbusi ness;; ]; cream eries costing hundreds
sOfs thousands of! Ollafs are sea tered
all over the state; the business lis en-
stirely in the hand sof the farmers them
selves and 49, !. very 4 I,rosp porous. III
wise to relinq lish ho ia pom ones
own affairs and place them n ia the
hands Of others even though a slightly
larger profit may accrue In other
words lis its not worth something to
manage your own affairs in u our own pV.11s
way? These are some soffs the quest tions
that will have to be an severed before
the ocal cream eries wi Il be aband doned.
Adrian; Demo Il at: !: \: IA negro preacher
down south has disc coYeTed the real
cause Of the recent volcanic disasters.
He says De earf, my friends, resolves
onSaxels, as we all know. Somefn'isi
needed to keep de- Iaxels creased, 4 SO
when desearf was made, petroly um was
put inside for dat purp ose. De Stand
ard Oil comp'ny comes along an strax
dat petro rolyum by borin' holes in de
cart. De earf stix on its axels and won't
go round no more; den dere lis a hot
box, jest as if de earf was a big railway
rain-and7 den, my ENDS, ;dere5 Isl
trouble" 81 n
MorristoWn Press: We hearit rumored.
that several of M MOrris istOWn's boys, who
lay around town and do nothing, have
received separate notices, unsig to,
either get to work in a certain time or
leave town. This is a. step IN the right
direction. This town has more young
men, forits size, who lay around the
streets, smoke cigarettes and cuss and
swear than any town in the state. Slurs
are cast at strangers by these oodlumsl
and the town seems to be in their
possession. If they were made to 90 to
work it would be an impr roVement to
the town, and if they will not work.
they should be treated as warrants and
put in charge Of the street com missioner
and made to Improve the streets. It
was three boys who did nothing, that
figured SO prominently in OWatOnna's
recent murder case, and it is high time
the citizens Of Morrist stoWn were taking
up arms and Kidding the town Of its
troublesome pest chronic l0afers. 0
U New York Financial Age: The
failures within a week of six private
banks in Minnesota call attention to
the lax banking laws of that state,
which permit these non. corporateds
concerns to carry on business in their
own peculiar fashion without even
compelling them to submit to the for
mality of periodical examinat ations by
the public examiner, who, blythe way,
has been the recipient of much unjust
abuse because Of the recent failures.
He, however, is helpless to remedy the
evil, which may be traced to the doors
of the Minnesota legislature The
solons of the state have at last been
furnished with are object lesson from
which it is to be hoped they will profit.
Wisconsin had "a similar epidemic Of
disaster and the result was the passage
of the new banking law c0mpe elling
these concerns to either incorp crate or
90 out of business. Most of them hose
the former alternative and those that
did not will not be missed. 5 n,
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