The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07
THE PRINCETON UNION: THURSDAY 4, JULY e so,

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roads and free from ruts and if this
were secured we could we'll wait for
more permanent improvements until
such time as more money for roads
can be secured. Rock County Herald.
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Politicians, Beware,
The Foley Independent says it will
publish no political announcement
unless paid for in advance. It is
dangerous for politicians not to pay
in advance. The only one who didn't
pay us two years ago is dead Eden
Valley Journal. ..... -.
Ola Neff in Prayerful Mood
A minister in Minneapolis prays
for rain. We are glad some good
brother has the temerity to make the
effort to save our crops and stock.
The Lord knows we need rain and
| unless it comes soon we are all in.
Lake Crystal Union.
Make EN- All L1fe-Termers
Just as we we're all getting thor
oughly harm onized and happy some
one calls attention to the fact that
Gov. Eberhart has not pledged him
self not to be candidate for a. second
term. What was it Mabel said?-
Ortonville Herald-Star.
A Good Reason for Poor Road.
| Some of the roads in Cass county
are so poor that many farmers are
afraid to get drunk when they come to
town for fear they can't carry their
load home. This is the first good
word we have ever been able TO say
for a poor road.-Walker Pilot.
Gall, You Mean,
occasionally a mans vote is cast
because of his belief in the principles
of the party, but quite often there is
a candidate on the ticket that hasn' It
any principle or anything else, unless
it might be nerve. And a whole lot
OF that class are elected to Office
Saltwater Gazette.
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Something in THIS.
Surely little more enthusiasm for
Mr.. Eberhart, and a little more
earnestness in declaring that Mime
sofa cannot prosper unless he is re-
elected, would be much more to the
point than this ludicrously pitiful
anxiety about the candidate of the
other party. Duluth Herald.
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Right You Are, Sam Gordon.
If any of our southern or central
Minnesota friends are possessed of
the notion that the cut over lands of
northern Minnesota are good for
nothing, they should disabuse their
minds at once. The counties of Todd,
Wadena, Hubbard, Mile Laos,
Aitkin and others, have come to be
recognized as great dairy counties,
and the farmers located there and
engaging in that occupation are
prospecting. By having a profitable
business in dairying, farmers are also
equipped to clear up their stumpage
land as soon as they wish. North
Central Minnesota is certainly all
right, and is destined to become at
no distant day one of the most pros
porous sections of the state--Inter-
Lake Tribune.
Hands Off, Traitors and Trimmers!
Reports come from St. Paul that
some Of the republican sO-called
leaders are conspiring with Frank A.
Day to defeat the election of Sam
Gordon as lieutenant governor, be-
oDuoO oOA Ino ~ O"lSCu W give
county option a square deal-nothing
more. In view of this rumor the
appointment of the state central COM
mittee will be watched with great in
terest. If certain old time and we'll
known politicians of St. Paul, COM
monty known as "sharks," are given
charge of the campaign, there will be
a rocky road for the G. o. P For
every vote that Sam Gordon loses
through the manipulation of the St.
Paul and Minneapolis brewery gang,
Gov. Eberhart will lose two from the
country precincts. It is up to Gov.
Eberhart to see that a committee is
appointed that will not start trouble
for himself or the party.-St Cloud
Journal-Press.