Mower County transcript., 1908-08-05
OTHER EDIT0Rs' OPINIONS

LeSueur News: Many of the country
papers were better than usual last
week, because the boss was gone.
Campbell News: Some people have
produce to sell some of the time. some
have nothing to sell some of the time,
but the farmer who has few cows has
something to sell all of the time.
Owatonna Journal Chronicle: Roch.
ester has bad Chautauqua, a
Carnival and Circus within two
weeks. This makes the Three C's and
now the fourth should be added, the
Crazyhouse.
LeSueur Sentinel: 1t is funny how
all these poor men-with0ut a dollars
backing from anywhere, according to
office and stand the costs of the cam
paign as invariably conducted, without
any regard for expense.
Shawnee Oklahoma Herald: Before
it is too late some gifted pen should
tell the story of the ira mp printer. 1t
is one teeming with romance and the
very best possibilities of good literary
effort. True, today almost every office
has the remorseless, speedy and ever
ailing machine, but no one can wax
either enthusiastic or reminiscent over
a mere machine.
WaukOn Republican,: A little
Waukon boy, while passing black
smith shop saw the smith shOeing' q
horse, and upon returning home said:
''Mamma, saw the man who makes
horses today" "Are you sure you
did?" said mamma. :. "Of course ami"
replied the lad. "He had nearly finish
ed when I saw him. He was just nail
ing on his hind feet!'
Browns Valley Tribune: 1t is quite
true that if it were not for the title
page, one wouldn't recognize the "pub.
llsheu proceedings" OF the last state
editorial association as proceedings OF
an editorial meeting. The session was
overcrowded with papers gotten up
and read for the purpose OF working
the press for free advertising. OF
course this will be denied by some, but
that is about the size of it.
LIE Roy Independent: Representa-
tive W. A. Nolan OF Grand Mead
ow has been appointed a member
of the Republican State Central Com
mittee from Mower county, and will
enter upon his duties as such at once.
The choice is an excellent one and we
are glad that our congenial neighbor is
placed upon this committee, and we
are certain that no better selection
could have been made.
Lanesboro Leader: Hon. T. V.
Knatvold of Albert Lea was q busi-
ness visitor in LanesbOro on Monday.
He is possibly the most popular man
in the First Congressional District to
day. It will be remembered that he
opposed James A. Tawney for the
congressional nomination in 1902
carrying Freeborn, Fillmore and Hous
ton counties. While he was defeated
he secured in that campaign host O1
true friends, and their number ha'
since been greatly increased.
! Spring Valley Sun: S. A. Smith
county treasurer of Mower county
was in the city Friday, the guest Of hi
; father in-l law, Asa Il. BurlesOn. Mi
J, Smith has again filed for renominatio1
, on the republican ticket, and tn
chances are that he will again be elect
} ed. He has made an excellent 0fficia
: and his work as county treasurer wa
J, such as to merit the highest praise b
1.-the state examiner The people of ou
lneighboring county honor themselve
jwhen they honor with a public Office
man like Mr.. Smith.
Leroy Independent: jacobson hs
! now made himself solid with the vol
{ i re Of rs no cn