Mower County transcript., 1904-04-27
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

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profession of politics for what there is
in it. Just as though the public cared.
Minneapolis Journal: That 5000
campaign fund contributed by the
citizens of Princeton seems to be hold
ing out we'll. It is like the widows
cruise of oil. Every time the barrel is
emptied, it is mysteriously filled again.
Morris Tribune: We doubt if even
Judge Collins himself realizes the
great hold which he has on the rank
and file of the Republican party.
Politicians. it may be-, are somewhat
equally divided on choice for governor,
but the men who attend the primaries,
but take only a secondary interest in
politics, are for Judge Collins and the
principles he stands for.
Dairy Record: Admitting, that there
are cases where it is advisable for the
buttermaker to act as manager, yet in
consistency with our ideas about CO.
operation and the farmers running their
own business, we step over the divid-
ing line and take a position along with
those who contend, as a general PROPOSE.
ton, that a stOckhOlder and patron of
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Lime Springs Sun: The Austin
Transcript says, "they have some men
in Chicago who vote as they pray and
the result in last weeks election was
that no alderman who had lined up
against the saloon ordinance failed Of
reelection although everyone. was
given a hard battle by the liquor in
terests." 1t is pity that some other
towns we know of did notshave more
of that kind of men.
Prison Mirror: There is no more ef-
fective school for crime for boys than
roaming the streets in idleness. In
many cases, doubtless, parents are un-
able to control their children and
wherever it is shown that this is the
case these boys ought to be turned over
to the training school, where they can
not only be protected from the dangers
to which they are now exposed, but
taught useful occupations and the les
son of obedience to authority.
Pioneer Press: The ]and-pirates
have simply paralyzed the more pat
riotic instincts of congress, and by re-
fusing to repeal the desert land law
that body has in effect said to them
"Go ahead and seize the remaining
lands available for irrigation. Then
all the millions the government shall
hereafter receive from the sale of lands
of all kinds shall be expended for your
exclusive benefit also." Was ever a
bunco game more cleverly worked up
on an intelligent nation?
St. Cloud Journal Press: One of the
things for every city to do is to enforce
the law against minors entering saloons
and all gambling devices should be
strictly prohibited. The boys make
the men of the future. While the
primary responsibility rests on parents
there is a further responsibility or
every citizen. It cannot be evaded. II
| the citizens of any city permit tempta
tions to be- placed in the pathway Of
the boys, they pay for this neglect by
increased taxes later on.
Midway News: The Midway Dis
trict always enjoys the rarest distinc
tions. Religiously, morally, education
ally, socially and politically it is TIN
center of the center. Two Midwa,
District gentlemen, Gen. H. W. Child
of Merriam Park and DR.. G.. H. Bridge
man of Hamline, enjoy the unique dis
tinction of being the only two men il
history qualifying a candidate in hi
race for governor by giving him letter
of personal character.
Chattield News-D Democrat: TO rea
about all the money Bob Dunn ha
saved this state while state auditor an
about the many times he has saved tn
state from ruin one cannot help bu
wonder wfat would have become Q
the state of Minnesota had this wonder
full person never been born. 1t is trul
remarkable '(?) what great things thi
) man has done. To us it looks as
there are plenty of good men fe
governor in the Republican party will
out making such an ado over ma
with the morals of Bob Dunn.
Grand Meadow Record: The Gran
Meadow creamery is one of the instit,
tions that our business men al
especially interested in, and the sam
with large number of our farmer
, The creamery is getting new patro1
:. right along and will be as different ont
are now making arrangements to joi
: and present patrons are planning
! increase the number of COWS. The
are a number of farmers adjacent
the village Of Grand Meadow WI
should be sending milk to the Gran
Meadow creamery; but instead al
sending it elsewhere. We are sorl
d that such IS the case, sorry for the sal
g of such patrons and the creamery.
Kasson Republican: TO those wi
o have in past years taken pride
KassOn's home paper-those who ha7
4 the interests Of kasson's institution
at heart-We would like to call your a
tentiOn to the fact that every doll;
g. spent for advertising or job work
e the Republican office will 60 towal
keeping your home paper the best
-, the land. On the other hand a doll
i spent elsewhere for job work as We
}. as newspaper work inpairs the efficien,
of the paper just that much. It is
;, your interest, business man, society
} organization of any kind, to rememb
Is this.
St. Paul Dispatch: 1t would be an
e thing but humane to blame the Pi