Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28
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Candy News: a paper is coming tc
this office called IS Appeal to Reason
From the reading of few paragraphs
we suggest placing a s''T" before the
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| Dodge County Star: G. A ..Litchheld
| who has spent the past three months o1
more in Pasadena, California, arrived
home last Friday. He is satisfied that
this place beats them ALL %.=s %Zs
I ST. Peter Free Press: Aren't the
state senators and members of The leg
islature biting off a good deal more
than they can chew Whensthey attempt,
! in. their almost exclusive occasional
meetings, to dictate the policy Of the
party SSs$: sg.s. =. g. ,s5s8
.Pipestone Star: 1t is reported, that
this division of the Milwaukee road
will in few weeks run what is known
as the day train, which now stops in
Jackson, through to Madison, S. D.
The travelling public have been making
a loud call for this service for several
years. W
Preston Republican: It is rumored
that by the new schedule which gots
/ into effect on the 5. M. in the near fu-
ture, the west bound train, No !, which
now arrives at Isinours at 9:S0 p. NJ.
will get there at $50 a. M. This will
enable people to spend the night at
home instead of at Austin, and yet
reach the twin cities as early as at pres
ent.: -:,-t -
Winona Republican,: It is surprising
that the Minnesota governor should be
SO easy a victim to Lawson's delusive
wiles, when Gov, Cummins and Senator
La Toilette turned him down. The
apostle Of 'tfrenZied finance" must have
.hypnotized him. BY and by the COVER
nor will drop. the Boston man like a
hot poker. = - r
Lakefeld Standard: Will the Madi-
son Press or some other believer in the
greatness of Governor Johnson furnish
us with specifications of those things
which he has accomplished which
would warrant the claim that he has
made a good record as governor? A
record which is simply not bad, is far
from good. .:,. r y: r.. s.= - X
.5s.:. Waseca Radical: 1t is a safe wager
that the upper left hand corner of the
last page Of the Minneapolis Tribune
has been read with renewed interest by
the 200 or more editors of the state
since they heard the charming, author
ess of that column Miss Thompson. de-
liver an address at the recent Editorial
Convention in Minneapolis. !. -
st. Ansgar Enterprise: The most
productive apple tree which we have
heard of in the fair state of Iowa is
owned by Herman Smith just north of
town. Last fall they gathered no less
than nine barrels. of apples from one
tree. The variety is capalinda and they
have also kept remarkably we'll as last
week they brought two barrels of the
apples to town and sold them at Hack
barth's store. HA= II"
Clara City Herald: We would like
to see an editorial association organic
ed in this state in which all the dead
and down timber could be eliminated.
BY that we mean, exclude all the has
beens and would be's. We know of
some members of the present associa-
tion representing papers which have
been dead for ten years and yet they
take in all the benefits and privileges
which any other member receives. =
American Florist: A. n. Kinsman
& Company of Austin, MINI, will erect
an addition to their range of houses
this season, to be planted principally
in carnations. Mr.. .Kinsman is sending
in the best Brides and Maids seen in
the St. Paul market this season, and
has been very successful with Lawson
carnations, of which he will plant more
for next season. Holm & Olson Of St.
Paul have been getting Mr.. .Kinsman's
stock the past two seasons. s.. s-::;;'
Glenville Ploqress: There is no
doubt thata large per cent of the degra-
dation, disgrace, ruin and crime among
the young, springs from the habit of
night prowling, corner .loaflng and kim
dred acts by both sexes in city, town
and hamlet all over this broad country.
Any person who keeps his or her eyes
open knows this. Hundreds Of boys
and girls are out at night, and we all
know that many influences for evil and
none for good surround them contin-,
ualy. ~ 4 IS .a.;~sS..., 'S%.. %-s
Minnea polls Journal: Minnesota
dairymen are an enormous factor in the
wealth and productiY Yeness of the state.
Their yearly returns per acre are among
1.-The highest of any agricultural indus
| try, and with a steady income each
month or each week they seldom or
never know financial pinches. The sue
cess Of the dairy industry in the state
Lis one Of the best talking points for
bringing new settlers, and all Mime
sota has cause for congratula lation in
the triumphs won by the buttermakers.
Princeton, Ill, Republ blican:: ,S# For
months past there have been people in
| sPrinceton who have predi dicted that in
lsPripcet ton, Rev. Sunday the evangelist,
EWould meet his Waterlo loo. These
people have advanced the argument
/ that Princeton was different from other
1 towns and that thereWa such a sense
lof atism, culture and refinement
here that his arguments would be Of no
avail The ind tions now point iii iii