Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
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WatervilIe Advance: Mr. Staples
| has resolutely and prominently stood
By the people. ..;a 752$S 5sz .s28s
| Fergus Falls Free Press: Cole. the
peoples nominee for governor, should
se made the peoples governor.
Dassel Anchor: He (Cole) repre-
sents all that the party represents and
| is a good, clean man himself per
/ sonally. S5. ....:. Il: ..s..5:.z II.
| North Branch Review: The Review
believes that Cole will be elected by a
majority of from twenty to- thirty
thousand. + ~ >. "a ~ I. IL
Frazee Free Press: Few candidates
fer public favor have had the advan-
! tage of greater personal popularity
than Mr.. Dinehart. s-@
Minneapolis Journal: The Repub-
Ncan party this year nominated q man
Cole, Of clean record, high character
and progressive ideas. i.
Roseau Region: Two years ago
Roseau county gave Dunn 412 majority
ever Johnson and this year we hope
te see 1t give Cole still more. - ,
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| Mankato Free Press: Mr.. Cole will
| conduct an administration as governor
which will be an honor to the party
and Of great benefit to the state. 49,
Glencoe Register: If he (the voter)
shall cast his vote for A. l.. Cole he
is helping to advance the best inter-
ests of the people of his own state.
! Rock County Herald: They (the
people) are coming to learn that A. L..
Cole is man Of ability, character and
courage, and that he always stands for
q square deal.
Princeton Union: The language
which Governor Johnson uses with re-
! gard to our railroad laws will doubt
less commend him to the favor of the
railroads themselves.
Warread Plaindealer: A vote for
Cole is vote for the things you want;
! a vote for Johnson is-well, it is just
| a vote for the Democratic candidate
for governor; that's all.
PLACER Leader: The state board of
equalization, which Governor Johnson.
appoints, has added 20 per cent to our
taxes and reduced the taxes of Mime
apolis over six million dollars.
LIE Sueur News: The governor
claims little because he performed lit
tie. He has little chance of success
at the polls, it seems, if sentiment
stands for existing conditions.
Minneapolis Journal: John W. was
really nominated before John A., but
he has not complained about the Dem
ocratic convention stealing his name
to make votes for it's candidate.
Crookston Herald: A. L. Cole, the
state development candidate, will be
Minnesotas next governor, thinks
Hon. j. Adam Bede And Mr.. Bede is
no mean prognosticator, either.
Granite Falls Tribune: When drain
age restores the Northern Minnesota
lands they will be settled by thrifty
farmers in a jiffy and then this state
will blossom like the rose. Vote for
Cole.
Senator H. J. Gjertsen: I am sup
porting Mr.. Coles candidacy for gov
ernor and any statement to the con-
trary is false. 1 believe that he will
be elected and will make splendid
governor.
Austin Register: The Democrats
must be getting "skeerd" of that man
Cole. They are trying to blame the
Republican party for the Socialist
Labor guhernatorial candidate, John
W. Johnson.
Crookston Times:' Just as an after
thought; maybe the attorney general
and the state auditor helped to do
some of those great reforms that Gov
erner Johnson tells us his administrac
ton accomplished.
st. Cloud Journal Press: The best
way to convince our Democratic and
Socialist brethren that there is no
ground for kick after election Is to
give A. l.. Cole fifty thousand more
votes than both the Johnsons.
Fergus Falls Free Press: Mr.. Cole
stands for something, stands for it
with all his heart and soul, and will
devote the best talent at his command,
the ripest wisdom and the most ma
ture judgment to carry that idea into
execution.
Brainerd Dispatch: A. L. Cole, in
his contest for the, governorship,
stands fer something and4his election
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