Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-23
R1NaDAL, FOR aoVERNoR

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The St. Peter Free Press (rep):
"Aside from his politics, the people,
regardless Of parties, have high re-
gard for Mr.. Ringdal, whom they
know as a clean and capable man, and
likely to make a frst-class executive IN
case Of his election.'
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Elbow Lake Herald: P. M. Ringdal
has announced his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for governor.
He is mighty good man and it be-
hooves the republicans to choose
wisely in selecting his opponent.
Montevideo Leader: P. M. Ringdal
has fled for the democratic nomlna-
ton for governor Of this state. He is
a strong man and has many friends
who will give him their most cordial
support.
Fairmont Sentinel: Compare Ring
dal's record rs railroad and ware
house commissioner with Eberhart 8
failure to join with other governors
in fighting the infamous Sanborn de-
cision. That tells the story.
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Perham Enterprise: P. M. Ringdal
present chairman Of the state board
Of control and well known as q pro
gressive democrat, has announced his
candidacy for the democratic nom
nation for governor. Ringdal is the
strongest man that has appeared thus
far and with united party behind
him ought to give any Of the numer'
Gus republican candidates who hap
pened to be nominated dusty hunt.
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Fergus Falls Wheelock's Weekly:
The genuine good will and respect
with which the announcement Of P
Ringdal's candidacy for governor is
received by the state press speaks
volumes for his qualifications. Mr.
Ringdal has been more or less in the
public eye in Minnesota for twenty
years past, and the unanimity with
which the republican newspapers
commend his record and his person
atty shows that he will be the most
creditable and the most popular can
didate that the democrats can name
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Redwood Falls Gazette: If the demo
Gratis must have candidate for gov
ernor, and they seem to need one, thu
! man for the job is Peter M. Ringdal
chairman of the state board of con
troll. Considering Ringdal from :
non partisan standpoint, he is all tn
goods. He is honest, even if he is :
democrat, or because of it. He hal
made an able and dependable stat'
.o1 h.
hands Of his party. If there is any
one in the state who can unite tn
democrats and worry the republican,
it is Peter Ringdal. The Gazette ex
tends him the best wishes he could ex
pect from republican paper.
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Waseca Herald: P. NJ. Ringdal ha
taken a commendable stand in an
nouncing his candidacy for the demo
cratic nomination for governor. H
will make no personal effort to secure
the nomination, but leave it to tn
! members Of his party to decide wheth
er they want him or not. We know
of a certain president and ex-presi
dent who would now hold a highe
) place in the estimation Of the Ameri
can people had they adopted tn
course announced by Mr.. Ringdal.
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New Ulm Review: The Opportuni
ties were never better for democratic
success and we predict that Mr.. Ring
dial will not only be nominated bu
also elected. There is no one else il
the political lime light Of state poll
tics today who carries with him tn
honesty of purpose and straightfor
wardness that characterizes Mr.. Ring
! dial and if he could meet every indie
pendent voter in the state between
! now and election, his majority woult
be the biggest that ever has bse1
! rolled up for any gubernatorial candi
date in the state at any time. tn
people are going to rule, they ar
looking for honest men and they will
find them, and among them will b
| Mr.. Ringdal.
ROOsEVET,T AND BRYAN