Mower County transcript., 1903-05-27
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

St. Cloud Journal Press: The Uni !
versity has surrendered to the board Of i,
control and the burdens of the latter
are unnecessarily increased. But it is
the law-evolved from the foolishness
of the legislature.
Albert Lea Tribune: It is believed
that the farmers who have this year
sown alfolfa clover will receive excel
lent returns for the money invested as
vast amount of feed can be secured
from an acre of that crop. The pro-
spect is that it will become favorite
forage crop in this community.
Albert Lea Tribune: The horsemen
of Austin are getting stirred up and
the owners of the stallion, Revenue
King, have posted $500 to trot their
horse or one of his colts against any
other stallion or one of his get in that
section of the country. These little
sQuabbles arouse interest and indicate
that people have faith in their horse
| flesh.
Minneapolis Times: Spare no pains
to make Memorial Day dignifed and
impressive day. If only for the youth
Of the country it is worth everything to
set this example before them and leave
the memory of an observance that will
be better object lesson in what it
means to be boy with country that
has a glorious past then even the
Fourth of July is.
Faribault Journal: There is no ac-
counting for the eccentricities of law
makers. A statute passed by our re-
cent state legislature PERMITS by special
tovo ofv ho col IF
fectiOnery on Sunday, but makes the
Sunday selling of meats and groceries
illegal. Tobacco is evidently consider
ed prime necessity by Minnesota
} solons.
Eau Claire Leader: Wolf breeding
, in Wisconsin pays better than sheep
F raising, and if things keep on, the rear
ing of crows and hawks will be found
more profitable than raising chickens
and ducks. It is useless talking about
the illegality Of the industry. People
l are always most patriotic when they
( can make the most money.
s Faribault Republicans: "What's the
a use of wearing anything nice at ou1
= opera house?" was the query overheard
from a pretty girl in the audience last
a week. "You blunder around in dim
Q light for your seat; you can't watch the
pretty gowns of others coming in, anC
there isn't even light enough to reaC
# your program. I declare 1 feel too
r gloomy to enjoy the play by the time
~ the curtain rises," she concluded.
- Albert Lea Times: +. H. Hall, VIII
u has been member of the Briggs DRUG
IS Co., the past three years, has sold hi
'e interest to his partner, G. A. Briggs
" who will continue the business. Th
,e details of the transfer are being com
Il pleted this week, and Mr.. Hall expect
y. to leave soon on a prospecting trip t.
le Northern Minnesota, and will then 6
through to the Pacific coast.
Fairmont News: Just now strike
10 appear to be epidemic and it continue
ut must eventually paralyze business. On
al side or the other is always to blam,
49, and very often both. Some remedy, G
q better yet, some preventative must b
o. found or our prosperity will soon be
or thing of the past. Then both sides
he these controversies will be heavy Loser
ee and the general public must suffer wit
y, them. What is the remedy?
GAINESVILLE Argus: This wet spe
WHICH, Has uoldyou cOEu pldnClng r0cal
,a to the minds of many old settler
-, fifteen years ago when corn was plan
'll ed anytime during the last of May {
st. first Of June and an excellent crop we
or harvested. So keep up your ,courag
;,e farmers, and plant your corn any o.
-. time, even if you have to punch a ho
D. in the stubble ground with your heel I
'ly drop the seed in. July and August, r
ill member, makes corn.
is Minneapolis Journal: The Seatt
no Post Intelligencer thinks that becau'
The Journal finds no fault with lit
milk-supply merger in Austin, Min1
al it ought to be in favor of Hills merg
on of the Great Northern and Norther
Pacific. The difference, however,
not only in degree, but in qualit
m There is but little chance that the Au
to tin merger will be baneful. 1t is shou
at prove to be such it could soon be SUI
ak pressed But suppressing transco
of tinental railway merger is somethi1
no very different. The best way is to n
m. it in the bud. ... :........ ~ E.