Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

OTHER EDITORS OPINIOHS
St. Paul Dispatch: Bill Bryan may
not hold exactly the same opinions OH
states rights as Jeff Davis did,, but ne
is right in line with Foraker and Taw-
ney.
Deer River News: The man who
can take a months vacation in Nor
thern Minnesota now is as rich as
Standard Oil shareholder in remunera
tion.
Preston Republican,: There isn't
much doubt but what Congrt ssman
Tawney will have opposition next year.
Perhaps this is why some of his friends
are pushing him for vice president.
Minneapolis Journal: A New Y ork
man has been sent to jail for stealing
three tomatoes valued at 3 cents. If
he had stolen a whole tomato farm he
might have escaped on errors in the
trial court.
St Cloud Journal-Press: There is
renewed talk of a third term for Gov.
John A. johnson. If Frank A Day
will arrange with Thomas Shevlin to
have the Minneapolis delegation lined
up for an easy mark on the Republican
ticket it will help some.
Anoka Union: No gold mines in
Anoka county, but it has what is better
and more proftable-the potato crop.
$1,000 was the sum deposited in local
bank in a week by farmer for pota-
toes sold, and all the money came from
outside the state.
Burlington Free Press: A woman
who does not know her sisters's hus.
band we'll enough not to want to marry
him ought not to be prevented by law
from becoming acquainted with him
through marriage.
Park Rapids Enterprise: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Belden and daughter of
Austin are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Frisbee Mr.. Belden
is editor of the Austin Transcript, one
of the best country weeklies published
in Minnesota.
Minneapolis Journal: Uncle Sam is
talking of cleaning up his postoftice site
at Austin, Mimi, where the hole at the
corner of st. Paul and Bridge streets
has been an offense for some years.
One of the best ways to clear it up is to
set big fat postotfice building down
there.
Cannon Falls Beacon: Brother Bel
nen of the Austin Transcript suggests
the country be required to draw split
log drag behind. Here's a plank upon
which most any fellow ought to be able
to float into the legislature.
Window Reporter: The main thing
in republican circles is candidate for
governor who will meet the cordial sup
port of all classes in the party, already
torn asunder and nearly disrupted by
internal dissensions and grasping inter.
ests. It makes no difference who the
democrats nominate if the republicans
make no mistakes. i.
LeSueur News: If Jim Tawney con.
tinues his Joe Cannon talk for presi-
dent, he will land in the same place,
politically, in which McCleary landed
last fall. The people of Minnesota
have no use for stand-patters and trust
candidates. James places himself in
the column of favorable to both BY his
support of Joe and he will sink his own
boat by his action.
Blue Earth Post: Congressman Taw.
ney of the first district is in the east
, looking after the chances of Speaker
Cannon in the next presidential race
Tawney has been successful in most OF
his political undertakings in times past
: but the outlook for his success in thu
present one would appear fearfully dis
couraging to the average political lay
man.
Fairmont Sentinel: The Blue Eartl
Post quotes an attack on Governo
. johnson from the Austin Transcrip
q and says "the Transcript supporte.
Gov. ohnson" etc. The latter state
ment shows that even so good an edito
: as Bro. Dillman will occasionally b
misled. a.
Fairmont Sentinel: The Christian
? church Of this city have secured Mis-
I Ada Foster of London, England. q
. their pastor. Rev. Foster is a graduaC
= of the Garfield Bible School of London
, and finished her education in this coun
try, graduating from the Chicao,
Training school this spring. She Ia
i, two brothers in this state who are pas
/. tors. One is located at Austin and th
!. other at Garden City. Rev. Foster ia
t the distinction Of being the only woman
8 pastor Of a church in Martin Count,
! or probably in this part Of the state.
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