The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-01-27
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Startling Information From Patrick.
You can't run creamery without
milk any more than, you can get
elected to Office without votes.-Lake
City Republican.
And They Will All be Thirsty.
Minnesota democrats are going to
have a dollar dinner. If it is true
about the increased cost of living a
dollar won't go far toward satisfying
a hungry and thirsty democrat
Ortonville Herald-Star.
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Ed. smith and Oar Reese Want Him.
The republican party of Minnesota
IS at the present writing in very
peculiar and embarrassing position.
1t doesn't want Eberhart for governor
but it is afraid to give the nomination
to anyone else.-Olivia Times.
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OooA StAES Him Up.
Anyhow, Joel P. Heatwole gets
Governor Eberhart on record. While
in Washington this week the governor
found it necessary to make a long dis
lance declaration that he was a re-
publican.-Elysian Enterprise. s-
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There is mighty little of the brass
band about the prospective candidacy
of Geo. E. Hanscom for state treasur-
er but it is making a great deal of
Roadway and We prophesy that he will
go under the wire an easy winner.
Foley Independent.
Plenty of Jobs for Practical Men.
1t is we'll established fact that
many who graduate from the state
university are looking for jobs while
graduates of the farm school are in
demand all the time. It is possible
that the tide has turned and the run is
no longer for the town.-Le Sueur
News. :. = ..... ~-
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Two interpretations of Party Loyalty.
There appears to be wide differ
ence in the interpretation of party
loyalty at Washington and Mime
sofa. At Washington no insurgency
or independence of thought is per-
mitted, but in Minnesota to bolt the
ticket is considered warrant for the
bestowal of party honors.-Elk River
Star-News.
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swing Into Line for Who:
This paper supported Bob Dunn
to~the best of it's ability during his
fight for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton, and during his campaign. We
always likedeMr. Dunn, but blamed if
we like the policy he is at present
pursuing. Robert would make
bigger hit with the people if he would
swing into line and take the knife out
of his boot Winnebago Enterprise.
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80 The True Reason is Politics.
The Herald-Star is in receipt Of
some two columns of a very mushy
proclamation with permission" to
use it gratis any time after the 10Th
inst. The proclamation" is sup
posed to give the reasons for holding
a conservation congress in St. Paul on
March 1919, but it doesn 't.-Orton-
Vile Herald-Star.
Bob Wells Out for State Auditor.
Hon. r. j. Wells of Breckenridge,
has announced his candidacy for the
position of state auditor and will
make an aggressive campaign for the
place. Mr.. Wells is one of the most
active and aggressive campaigners in
the northern part of the state and with
the Ninth district behind him ought to
make strong showing for the place
in the republican state convention
Fergus Falls Journal.
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Wise Move.
The village of Waverly has passed
an ordinance forbidding the gath
ering of minors at the depot. At a
meeting of the council last week the
marshal was ordered to take the
names of all those who gathered