Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
OTHER EDrroRs' oP1u1oxs

Jackson Republic: 1t would be in
structive if the people of the United
state could know how many business
is defeated again"
St Cloud Journal Press: Taft is a |
member Of the Shovelers Union, and is
therefore full fledged union labor
man. He will now get busy and dig a
nice, long, cool deep hole for one WI.
b.
North6eld News: If Congressman
Tawney is such an influential and pow
erful man, why hasn't he taken the in
itiative in some Of the reforms he has
promised the people in his district?
y Winnebago City Enterprise: 1t looks
very much at if jacobson would sweep
the state and roll up one Of the old
time Republican majorities He is q
popular candidate, and one of whom
the whole party can be proud.
Fairmont Independent: The Chau-
tauquas are not institutions intended
to be money makers. The compensat-
ion does not exist in dollars and cents
derived, but in the information, intel
ligence and educational advantages
and benefits.
Philadelphia Press: It is stated that
Gov. j Johnson will take the stump in
the national campaign this fall. So
far as it is possible to judge from this
distance, the stump is about all there
is left for him to take and is about the
only thing Bryan did not have nailed
down when the Denver convention
went into session. "u'~-
st. Paul Dispatch: w. A. Nolan, of
Grand Meadow, is due to have opposi-
tion this fall, but friends predict he
will win. Mr.. Nolan was one of the
| "big fellows" in the last house, being
credited with considerable important
legislature passed by that body. The
Nolan reciprocal demurrage bill was
one of his big triumphs.
Minneapolis Journal: Reports from
the old first district indicate that the
talk of opposition TO James A. Tawney
in the primaries is not all hot air, but
has tangible foundation The anti
Tawney men are determined to put ul
candidate, but have not made ul
their minds yet whether it will bt
Knatvold, Richardson, or someone else
Duluth News Tribune: There was
= time when the friendship of Cannon
was large sized congressional asset
now it is liability which means polit
{ ical bankruptcy. Those candidate
who in former years used their person
: al intimacy with him to prove their in
= fluence are not now saying word, bu
they should be made to say it withou
any double meaning.
= Winnebago City Enterprise: Don
o YOU believe that Southern Minnesot
= and the beautiful Blue Earth Vale
are pretty good places to live in? 1
: spite of the past seven years of We
8 weather, we raised fair crops, an
f there is no poverty or distress anon
: any of the classes. Let those VIII
. want them have the arid and semi:ari
9 belts, but give us good old Souther
Minnesota the land where crop fal
ure is unknown.
y Lyle Tribune: While we read fascil
J. ating stories Of the wonderful poss
8, bllities of the west, northwest ar
south, one need only to take q driyei
: the country surrounding Lyle to |
- convinced that Southern Minneso
IL and Northern Iowa are. equal to al
De and superior to many other place
Here we see farms furnished wi
modern machinery, buildings for sstOc
grain etc and fine residences. The
be are only few f'the many things th
he prove conclusively that we live in o
- Of the most productive sections, and j
!" these things have become so comm
e 2 to us that we scarcely notice them. h
:, Bricelyn Sentinel: Some Of our 81
~ denly virtuous political papers are I
r; ready fearing j Jacobson will have
az machine. He has lots Of them
!. deals Ia ,em and other kinds of fal
=. - implements On the quiet we Won
ar inform you that Jake has 9 threshl
4 machine which he prop poses to run q