The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-03-24

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lot OF the busy bodies and gossips
who are never interested in minding
their own business either have no
business or no mind.-Anoka Free
Press.
glory and Prosperity in Good Roads.
0ooo roads is the moving subject
OF interest all over Minnesota. Good
roads will do more for the glory and
prosperity of Minnesota than all
other issues combined.-Ortonv
Herald Star.
!. .3.s.
Koen is Skept1cal
When the conservation CONGRESS
really conserves something we, in
common with lot of other people.
will make up our minds that such
things are really worth WHILE
Biwabik Times.
So Does to Us.
When thorough temperance man
votes a temperance ticket it looks
good to US, but when fellow with his
pelt full of "loquacity water" votes
for prohibition it looks like farce
Evansville Enterprise
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Puffs In Dailies Are Expensive.
kellogg, the trust buster,'' has
probably exhausted his advertising
appropriation with the city dailies,
as no more ready-made interviews are
appearing of late at the top of column,
next to pure reading matter
Hastings Gazette.
= More Cases of Poisoning Now?
A Brooten doctor writes the Times
that no license has increased his in
come (and presumably his patients)
SO that he can now pay his taxes.
There are two or three deductions to
be drawn from this statement-but we
refrain. Cloud Times.
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Scientific Farming.
What is called scientific farming is
an educator and paying PROPOSE
ton to those who are in position to
practice it, but to great many it is
about like placing a fifth reader in
the hands of a boy when he first enters
the school room and expect him to
master it from the start. -Litch6eld
Review.
He Has No Soul to Blacken.
Sam. johnson of Minneapolis,
former public examiner, who did the
questionable work for Frank Day
during the campaign of 1904, has
filed petition in bankruptcy, with
liabilities placed at $1,000. No
assets, except, perhaps, blackened
soul. This is another proof that God
does not will that any man shall
prosper beyond his deserts. Heron
Lake News.
The Only Fair Way.
Selling eggs by the pound would cut
out the fellows who remain up nights
to discover ideas by which the hens
can be taught to lay small eggs and
more of them. The idea has been
suggested by the National Retail
Grocers' association and is a good
one. There will probably always be
different sizes of eggs as there are
apples, lemons, oranges, etc., which
can be sold then by the pound. If the
good housewife desires large, medium
or small eggs she can so Designate
Saltwater Gazette.
Legal Status of the Highway Commission.
The Misrepresentation of the scope
and authority of the State Highway
Commission is so general that there
is force to the point made by r. C.
Dunn, when he told the Conservation !
Congress that recognition of the
commission shouldebe written into the
state constitution Out over the state
the impression is currents that,the COM
mission is sort of tissue paper
organization interested only in an
arterial road system of which the city
automobilist is to be the beneficiary;
with such a view prevailing it might
occur, as Mr.. Dunn suggests, that the
legislature with ten line enactment.
could wipe out the commission and
send the system back to the old and I
unsatisfactory order of things.
Washington is pointedly cited as the
western state that has taken the good +
roads propaganda with proper
seriousness. With l-mill levy it
now raises an annual fund of $500, 600
and in few years will cover it's terri
tory with a network of fine roads that