Mower County transcript., 1914-10-21
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS.


and it's only protection against the rule
of the cities.
Winnebago City Enterprise: Who
would want to live in a community
without schools or churches? And yet
you often find men who object strenu-
ousIy to supporting either one.
Owatonna Tribune: If the govern:
ment wants more revenue to keep the
wolf from the star spangled door step,
we suggest tax on politicians.
'Twould be some wad.
Pioneer Press: The Austin Tran
script complains of the poor qnality of
the hemp raised in this state. Maybe
the farmers think quality doesn't count
since Minnesota quit using hemp to
raise men.
Waseca Journal Radical: 1t is good
to live in Minnesota these beautiful
autumnal days. Can you imagine any
thing nicer than the weather of the
past week? We doubt if there is any
thing finer anywhere.
Blue Earth Post: We are told that
at the Tesky auction sale recently good
milch COWS sold as high as 1886. 10 each.
Some of>the higher prices were paid by
men who in the past have contended
that dairying was not profitable in
dustry.
Albert Lea Tribune: The business
men and farmers of Ereeborn county
are to be congratulated for their sue
cesstel efforts in causing the re-opening
of the packing plant 1t means q
healthy growth for Albert Lea and q
home market for Freeborn cOunty's
stock
Lake City Leader: The man who
sings, "there is land that is fairer
than this" doesn't mean any land that
be is going to live in during lite just q
"help" toward having home during
eternity. For where could you find a
land that is fairer and more to the
liking of everybody than right here in
Minnesota.
Grand Meadow Record: The "Min-
nesota Merchants and Manufacturers
Association Bulletin" has been circu-
lated widely thru the state during the
past week to nearly every voter. The
editor of the little magazine holds down
q desk in the office OF the attorney for
the Minnesota Brewers Association.
The object of the paper is to attack
Lee.
Winnebago City Enterprise: Vernon
Adams of Nashville Twp, one of the
contestants in the boys state acre Weld
corn contest, this. year has secured the
remarkable yield of 1928 bushels to the
acre. Vernon planted "Silver King
corn this time, attended to it faithfully
and intelligently, and by his diligence
and knowledge of corn has set mark
fer all the rest to shoot at.
Northfeld News: What is needed in
Minnesota today is plain, hard-headed
business administration without frills.
Taxes wilt meyer be reduced until We
have such an administration. Wm'
E. Lee is an efficient and experienced
business man capable of giving that
sort of an administration. In othe1
words, what is needed right now in
Minnesota, because of the problems or
hand, is business man at the helm
rather than lawyer.
Preston Republicans: When the peo.
pie can be made to understand that il
actually costs more in time and money
to travel over a poor road than it does
to travel over a good one, they will be
less inclined to begrudge the expense
OF good roads, and what is more i'm.
portant still. will be willing and anxi.
GUS TO put the business of good road
making into the hands of Intelligent
men who understand the business. Pool
roads are the expensive things thai
curse country district.
Preston Republican: A. wise man
never grumbles. Not all the grumblino
IN the world can turn q rain7 lay infe
sunny one, and therefore all qrumhl.
ing sls just so much wasted enerpvs
Dlsagreeable situations are sure to arisf
at tlmss, plans miscarry and friends
TAIL. What is to be done in such casaa;
The wise man will make the best of Il
and with undiminished courage. and
the wisdom born of experience. viii oo
on his way with strong resoluta tn win
The foolish man will lose hears and
give up in despair;
Duluth Herald: The war has bro,oh;
wv some curious conditions in Enrnna
G:tefMany, go 1or instance, has fonnd that
LIS people haye been buying German
MAGE goods with French Iahal IL
Rlo1erence to the same goods with q
GERMAN label. England 6as fonnd tha
same thing. Doubtless there are Francb %
people who have refused to buv French =
goods unless they made a ro1ndahont
tour and came back with a Garmsn
laoel: All that is changed, now. Tha
countries Of Europe are buying homa 10
mace products when they can afford
to buy anything ''iolu '' u
Mason City Globe-Gazette: The Mo
son sol CITY schools are melting Dot T for
me nations of the world. The yisitor
mas seen practically all of the oree t
nations Of the world there represenred, ,ed
Jew and ythian, Greek and Italian,
american a and Ethiopian, ,Ge Germans ,1 and
= Norweglans, and others. And thew 1,
,,e were singing, my Country 'ris sney x
hanee, Sweet Land Of Liberty'D With Il :. :
fasI ns1asx sa and unity that made tie visitor
. .esl .esa a..new pride ia the Mason Civ Civ
: scnools These children come "a g sing
ensir pride in the land whicl, was d tba;r 1.IK
.cseeIs .csosls by,ado option. ,rhe Mason @ CITY
piUtlu4 t06 true apirit Of dam maSrs =. r, /