Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06
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Preston Republicans: Call things
come to him who waits" said the
blushing maiden Of somewhat faded
beauty, as she saw the 1904 in clear red
type. "Thank the Lord, it is leap year
and shall not fail to use the oppor
tunity."
l4anesboro Leader: 1t is now said
the liabilities of the bankrupt Lacrosse
Cheese and Butter company will ag-
gregate in the neighborhood of $4,000,
and, the assets are not known. One
prominent man representing many
cle litors, and who was present at the
meeting of creditors last week charged
that the failure of the concern was a
pnt up job on the farmers. .,,,.
Spring Valley Vidette: The: meet
ings in progress at the Baptist church
are of the deepest interest to all who
are able to attend. The Rev. +. l.. An.
derson is preaching the whole truth in
a clear way and many are coming into
the light and submitting to the. or
dinances of God. The attendance and
interest have been good at the after.
noon Bible Study Meetings. We are
glad that so many are Interested to
know the word.
Albert Lea Tribune: Many horses
about the country are reported sick
and several have died, over a half
dozen having succumbed to diseases of
various kinds in this city alone during
the last six weeks. Some of them
most probably have disease similar
to distemper and it frequently proves
very severe. Good care is about the best
treatment they can receive, together
with cooked food and some simple
medicine. ';&@Ss ~ 4's-, ~
Blooming Prairie Times: The de-
batting team is taking advantage Of
their vacation and are making strong
progress in the way of preparing for
the Coming debate with Austin. It is
claimed by those who ought to know
Prairie they will find a far different
team than the one which defeated
Owatonna although the personal will
be the same. The three young ladies
are determined to win and they deserve
great credit for their interest in the
matter.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Sans
wife went to visit her folks and left
him to "batch" a few days. He cooked,
as he thought, some breakfast food
that was in the house and when his
wife came back she discovered that he
had cooked and eaten a whole package
of bird seed. Sam said he had a won
derful desire to warble, but could not
account for it. It was all due to the
bird seed. In some of the new tangled
breakfast foods one does not know
what be is eating.
Owatonna Journal: We cannot let
a day go by without suggesting that
the only way to build up a city is to
keep your money at home. The par
able of the Prodigal Son is a case in
point. He took his boodle and went
off into another country and spent it.
And what became of him? Well; he
was glad to feed with the swine before
he could get back to the old place
where they patroniZed home industries.
There is only one way and that is to
keep your dollars at home, working for
you and not send them out to feed the
stranger in strange land.
Hutchinson Independent m s.
The Carver Co. Journal gets after
Hicks because he predicted storms re-
Gently when none occurred. The Jour.
nal should not be too hard on the
l"Prof." He has to cover a large ex
panse of territory and necessarily there
cannot be the same kind of weather
everywhere at the same time. As 8
matter OF fact we do not believe thu
people as a whole pay any serious at
tention to Hicks or any Of the othel
professed weather Protectors. VA
l.: Princeton Union: J. J. Hill ha.
never, directly or indirectly, paid o.
caused to be paid single dollar to Boil
Dunn, further more, he never will, 4 I1
Bob Dunn cannot be nominated anC
elected governor of Minnesota without
mortgaging himself to Mr.. Hill, MI
Lowry orsome other trust or corpora
tl0n ne Will never be governor zo1
minnesota. Mr.. Hill has contributed
scores OF thousands of dollars to cleo
governors, senators and even suprem,
/ court judges, but he has never contri
Duted i've cent piece to elect BOl
Dunn to any office. .E.s s...@. , ,.... 22
i Preston Times: IF a how shonld .,
into saloon and come out raalin.
drunk, the community would be shock
i ed ana seandalized, the father woult
immediately invoke the law on ia,
saloon Keeper and there would be n,
end Of trouble for all concerned. Bu
! icy thls same boy strut about our street
| ana puDllc places with a sstinkins
I cigarette in his face and it scarcel1
4 ev7okes 7'o ! g e comment. Yet there Is NOR,
hope Tor the boy who gets drunk q
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