The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-09-23
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.
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Deserves Knocking
Ii there is one thing ii Minnesota
which deserves knocking it is the
rank growths Of weeds which adorn
the country roads, the vacant lots and
in some instances the city streets ~
Stewartville Star.
Bronson Objects to Bad Grammar.
When a newspaper man will harness
|up a plural noun with singular
verb and continue to do so, unblush-
ingly, and pass it out to the intelli-
gent public as pure reading matter. he
is wanting in the cerebral region
Evansville Enterprise.
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Or Was 1t Democrat?
It was a mean republican who
suggested ex-Vice President Fair
banks as suitable marker for the
north pole just discovered by DR..
Cook, intimating that he was about
the proper length, breadth and tenn
perature. -Wilkin County News.
Boon on Cooperation
Cooperation among the stock com
panies results in the creation of trusts.
Cooperation among the consumers
will break the trusts, especially if that
cooperation is carried to the realm OF
production among farmers and small
manufacturers. Fergus Globe.
$50.
Losing a Lot of Sleep.
Farmers in the northwest are losing
a lot OF sleep these days devising ways
and means to thresh the bumper crop.
Later on they will have to sit up
nights trying to figure out how to
spend the surplus received from said
crops. This is a great year for the
agriculturists of the northwest. Sank
Center Herald.
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Trlplett an UnbeIiever In Poles,
Up in this neck-of-the-woods people
do not seem to get excited over who
discovered the north pole. Some
people are so skeptical as to doubt
both Cook or Peary. Some don't give
d. who, what, where, how, which
or when and then some. And as for
the editor of this uncivilized and un-
scientific sheet, we never did believe
in either north or a south pole, and
we shall die just as happy without
seeing these icicles as though we had
slept with them as bedfellows. Flood
wood Broadaxe.
Another Slam at Matrimony.
The state of matrimony is becoming
very thickly settled without any
special effort at advertising outside
the bans, matrimonial agencies and
the usual write up of the BRIDES gown,
the presents and the decorations.
And yet they do say that some who
have settled in that state would re-
turn to bachelordom if they had the
means. Doubtless matrimony is much
like the widely advertised valley, of
the Saskatchewan. Well enough
when the sun shines but mighty un-
comfortable when the atmosphere is
chilly.-Bachelor Chase in Anoka
Herald.
Good Roads Worth All They Cost.
Good roads cannot be overdone.
Good roads shorten the distance to
market Good roads bring backward
communities right to the fore. Good
roads make life pleasanter. Good
roads make it easier to build good
homes. Good roads increase the
value of farm land and city proper
ty, save horse flesh, harness and We
hicles, bring neighbors closer to-
gether, increase attendance at school,
prevent profanity, ugliness and cruel
ty to animals, keep everybody in good
humor most of the time and are a
source of continual satisfaction.
Good roads are worth all they cost,
no matter how much.-Jordan Inde-
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