Mower County transcript., 1906-01-03
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

=. Anoka Union: Jim Tawney seems
to be the biggest toad in the puddle,
and the rest of the minnesota delega-
tion have to stand by and look pleasant.
Leroy independent: It is told us
that gentlemen here are trying to sell
an imported horse to the farmers
Our farmers have lost on similar deals
andit would be we'll to leave this one
alone. /, ~, ...-..
Hayfeld Transcript: Assembled
atthe Rothie home for Christmas din.
ner were Misses Anna and Winnie
Rothle, teachers in the vicinity of
Austin, and Louis and Albert Rothie,
from Dexter. Ole Nelson, of Rockford,
ILL.,, was also a Christmas guest. =
Pennington Tribune: GAS riches
come, old helpmeets co." is being prov
en- in many instances nowadays. The
good wife who shared the burdens
when in Strengthened circumstances is
cast aside for some firtatious young
miss who is out for a good time. 49,.
Red Wing Republican: It would be.
fine thing if all would observe the
law of suitability in giving Christmas
gifts. Why send the poorest of your
friends fifty cent present and almost
break yourself spending as many dol
lars for a woman whose life is overflow.
ing with luxuries?.
Galena (Mo.) Republican: There is
no such thing as a a"harmless" Irritation.
No person may put his finger in the
fire without getting the mark. No girl
can indulge in Irritation without being
considered ''cheap" and ssshaIlow."
The fact that the other girls do the
same thing is no excuse.
Rochester Post and Record: Circu-
latiOn is what governs price in a news
paper, and it may be taken for granted
that the paper that puts low rate on
it's advertising space does it because of
a small nu mber of readers. Newspaper
M n are like other business mer. They
know the value of their goods and put
the price according to that value -
Excelsior News: A State University
student said the other morning ON the
train, as he>threw W his algebra into the
rack over his seat, ,-"When I'm in my
senior year, l am going to write a
thousand word thesis on eleven
Years Of Freshman Life, or Why +
Never Graduated" Freshman algebra
will occupy no less than nine Of the
ten chapters.
Dodge Centre star: Did you ever
stop to think what it means to put in IS
hours at hard labor the year around. We
think it pretty hard when the judge
condemns criminal to or years hard
1~I In
hours day. The average storekeeper
labors Is hours day for life. Don't
you think they deserve the chance to
recreate a littlep @\e.=#@2 >'@ ,'@,;.~'
Fairmont Independents: Each time
Senator Nelson goes to Washington or
returns from there to his home, he Wis.
it's for two or three days with his mo-
ther, who lives at Deerfeld, Wis.,, and
who has just celebrated her ninety first
birthday anniversary: He never allows
any pressure of business to prevent
this and the delight of this visit to the
aged mother can we'll be imagined.
Faribault Republican: The friends
of the WinOna statesman in the First
District are proposing to give him a
reception and banquet mplimentary
to his appointment to the chairman
ship of the Appropriations committee,
the most important Of the committee
ships of the house. Mr.%%Tawney has
won his advancement by virtue Of ex-
celiont native ability made effective
! through hard and persistent labor.
His constituents do we'll to show ap-
probation of his merits. :s @ 1z
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