Mower County transcript., 1904-06-15
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

Anoka Union: The Dunn newspap-
ers act as though they were playing in
a loosing game, they blow and claim so
much.
Leroy Independent: The Cresco
graduating class was not very "high
falutin." 1t selected as class motto:
"Beyond us lies the washtub and the
saWbuck."
Lyle Tribune: Lyle will celebrate
the Fourth in the good old fashioned
way. Quite large amount has been
subscribed and it seems to be the gener-
al wish that Lyle celebrate which in
dicates that there will be a glorious
time. Prepare to attend.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Congressman
Tawney's name has been suggested in
connection with the Vice Presidency.
The Washington Post and Winona Re-
publican give reasons why he would
prove strong candidate. The whole
Northwest would delight to see our
Congressman thus honOre0.
Moorhead Independent: There is
something wrong with law that per-
mits a leader of one party to file for
nomination for office as the candidate
of another party. This feature of the
primary election law was tested when
a bell-wether of the populists filed this
week for the republican nomination
for sheriff of Clay county.
Hayfeld Transcripts: And now
some people wonder which man would
make the safest guardian of public in
terests; the man who would temporize
with timber thieves and wealthy tres
passers, or the man who believes in ad-
ministering the laws just as they
appear on the statue books. No names
mentioned.
Albert Lea Enterprise: 1t certainly
is not profitable to farmers to feed 81
cent corn to hogs at present prices, and
buying it at that and hauling it from
town to their farms. A rye field, sup
plemented with green clover, in which
to turn hogs into until fall, where they
can exc out a living until corn grows
here again, would be about the best
disposition possible farmer can make
of his shoats at the present time.
Anoka Union: Bob Dunn's remark
that he wouldn't support a certain
Anoka Scandinavian for an office
(which he afterward got in spite of
DUNN don't make the Scandinavians
here feel particularly friendly. On
being approached for recommenda
tion, the great Princetonian demanded
in his usual explosive manner "Why
don't you get white man? I'm tired
of these-Swedes." This story is
vouched for by two reputable "white''
witnesses.
Owatonna Journal: 1t has been
found again and again in this county
and everywhere else, that it pays best
to patroniZe the local creameries.
Whenever there has been an attempt to
centraliZe the creamery business and
ship cream from districts round about,
it has proven failure. Those farmers
in this county who are arranging to
send their cream to the Twin Cities
will find this out for themselves one of
these days and this knowledge will
reach them through depleted pocket
| book. .-,,.......
Waseca Radical: He is a farmer sc
years Of age and rich. His principles
have always been to gobble up every
thing in sight, more land, larger crops,
more buildings. His gait has been the
"get there" that kills. Overwork kill.
ed his third wife five years ago. His
sons slid away from home at the first
opportunity, his daughter married all
old stick of a man, just to get away
from home. His sons and worthless
son-in-law have engaged their lawyers
and are now sitting on the fence like
buzzards waiting for the old man to
die SO they can divide his wealth among
them. There'n be a large funeral one
of these Gays, seventy carriages and ali
that and that will be the end of old
Jones. We ask does it pay to work night
and day, save up lot of money, and
never spend 9 cent. Enjoy yourselves
while you may.