Mower County transcript., 1904-05-11
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

st. Paul Dispatch: Julius Schmahl,
of Redwood Falls, chief clerk of the
house last session, and candidate for
reelection, has been sOjOurning in st.
Paul jollying his friends. w. A. No
Ian, Of Grand Meadow, candidate for
speaker of the house. is also in St. Paul:
Mr.. Nolan and Mr.. Schmahl are said
to be working in harmony for the pres
ent under sort of working agreement
to help each other out in their respec-
tive sections of the state.
Minneapolis, Times: Would it be
possible to conduct the intricate bust
ness of the world, or one of it's great
nations, without captains of industry
and commerce.? And when will the
captain admit that he should not re-
ceive larger pay for his ability and re-
sponsibility than the drudge receives
for his? Ifby any possibility he should,
would not ambition be. stifled and all
business, science and art start on a
backward course? Even with common
ownership there would not be equal
enjoyment of labor's products.
Anoka Union: Discouragement has
taken the place of satisfaction among
the Dunn factions.
Long Prairie Leader: Our farmers
are loyal to their home creameries and
are farsighted enough to see that their
interests lie in standing by them. The
cold storage man may pay you a little
better prices for your cream as a bait
for your business but there has never
yet been a case where the prices were
kept up after the home creamery was
forced to close down because of a lack
of milk or cream. Stick to the local
creamery and it will make you rich.
Window Citizen: There is woman
in Window whose good fortune at the
time of her husbands death consisted
almost wholly of only five small child
rem. In a little one-room house she
maintains herself and children. She
has canvassed for books, taken in wash
ing, and hustled in other ways to keep
the wolf from the door. And she has
done it. She has faced adversity with
determination and energy. She has
not given up and loafed around, and
appealed to the county to meet all her
bills. In comparison with what this
woman is doing, how shameful the
conduct of some able-bOdied men who
receive county aid appears.
Albert Lea Tribune: Persons con-
victed under the ordinances of Austin
will he put to work upon the streets, a
most excellent plan and should he put
in operation everywhere If the fellows
will not work they should be given no
food.
Rockford Register: Bear in mind
republican congress under republican
administration, republican governor
started the ball rolling and republican
president and attorney general com
menced the first prosecution under the
law and won, while on appeal the five
republican judges of the supreme court
affirmed it's constitutionality with the
four democratic members opposed.
Owatonna Chronicle: The Chronicle
would state for the benefit of the Min
neapOlis Times and the people of the
state generally that the sentiment o1
the republicans of Steele county, judg
ed by the unsolicited assurances of re
publicans from all parts of the county
i 10 oPOACdA1COuO1y 1IIu Wv OA
in favor of Judge Collins as agains
| any other announced candidate for tn,
republican nomination for governor.
Preston Republican: The Republi
can party can certainly not find mai
better qualified for the position of rail
road and warehouse commissioner thai
A. D. Gray and the Republican is con
fident that should Mr.. Gray be hi
party's choice at the coming state con
vention, he will be elected by larg
majority and we assure our friend
that he will fill the Office with credi
to himself, his friends, his party an
his state.
Red Wing Republican,: Running
daily newspaper in a small city is diff
cult task and an expensive amusement
Very few of the country dailies coul
stand on their own feet, were they t.
be considered by themselves. Almos
every daily paper in this class is SUP
ported in part by the earnings fron
other allied departments in the sam
establishments. In many offices tn
profits from the job printing, book
binding, and a weekly edition go
make up the losses which the daily sus
tains.
| Minneapolis Journal: Considerabl
land in the Red River valley will
sown this year with a crop of hem1
, This is an interesting new departu1
= for northern Minnesota, which wa
supposed to betoo, chilly an atmospher
!" for the hemp plant, now grown exte1
} sively in the valley of the Ohio rive
, Experiments were made last year
an Illinois manufacturer, and the r,
suit was entirely satisfactory. Th
soil and climate Of northern Minnesot
/ was found to- be favorable, producin
9 luxuriant growth and a good qualit
+ Of the fiber IF this new crop comes I
be- raised in any quantity, manufactu
, ing plants will be certain to follow.
i Albert Lea Times The Twin Cit
, Inter state telephone system have con
lpleted their line into Austin, and tn,
t city now has connections with ii
q twin cities and other leading points
y Minnesota independent of the old Q
tablished Northwestern system. It
= but short distance from Austin
q Albert Lea, and it is understood tn,