Morris tribune., 1914-01-02

marry y. L0uE, FluCAB du O1yCh
& McConville, st. Paul, MINI. The
movement which you have started
means much for the future develop
ment of the great State of Minnesota.
and trust the enthusiasm shown at
your meeting will spread over the en-
tire state.
Lewis L. May, L. L. May & Co.
Inc. st. Paul, MINI. Such "get-
together" movements and the ex-
change of ideas and experiences, are
not only helpful to the growers direct
ly, but to the consumers indirectly,
and the general prosperity of all the
people of the great State of Mime
sofa.
Charles B. Mills. Charles B. Mills
Company, Minneapolis, MINI. u con-
slider the recent trip to Morris, with
the Twin City Delegation, one of the
most instructive trips that l nave ever
taken.
C. A. Burnham, Northrup, King &
Co., Minneapolis, MINI. Il personally
obtained a new insight into agricul-
tural conditions as they exist in
your locality and feel sure that this
is but the beginning of a great
awakening which shall rebound to
the benefit and prosperity of the en-
tire state.
S. ]. Gottschammer, Treas, C.
Gotzian & Co., st. Paul, Mimi
You are certainly to be congratulate
ed in the way your territory is
growing both intellectually and fnan-
cially.
Howard Strong, Secy., Minneapolis
Civic & Commerce Assn, Mime
apolis, MINI. Il have never seen
meeting of this kind which compared
in enthusiasm in constructive oppor-
tunity. l believe that the West Cen
trail Minnesota Development Associa-
tion is working along splendid lines
and that the results of its work not
only for West Central Minnesota, but
for the whole state will be immeasur-
able.
F. e. Vanderburgh, Rep, Fair
banks. Morse & Co.. ST. Paul. MINI.
The cordial reception to all indicates
a feeling of good will. and co-ope.a-
tion in your community, necessary to
success. The large attendance proves
your undertaking has been we'll EAan-
aged; you have the people think.
THOUGHT, under wise direction,
brings results.
W. R. Mills, Advertising Agent,
Great Northern Ry. Co., st. Paul,
MINI The thing that impressed me
most about the Corn and Alfalfa Ex-
position, as compared with most of
the other land shows and expositions
have seen recently, was that it was
not only show but an arena. The
people of the West Central Minnesota
Development Association appeared not
only to have done things but were in
the act of doing even greater things.
The co operative spirit of develop
ment was noticeable.
N. P. Rogers, Rogers & Rogers, So.
st. Paul, MINI. Aside from the ed
ucational value of the exposition, /
think getting so many people together
from the cities and country, giving
each a chance to know and understand
the others point of view, is good
thing. We. from the cities enjoyed
the visit and will be glad to come
to the next exposition.
E. R. Beeman, L. Mgr, Monitor
Drill Co., Minneapolis. MINI. i
was very pleasantly disappointed to
find SO many who were so eagerly in.
terested in the same subject. ! know
that this association is meeting with
splendid success. / only wish there
were more people who would appre-
ciate the value of such an associa-
tion. for then there would be more
associations, resulting in better
farming and greater prosperity,
happiness and contentment for the
farmer and his family. / enjoyed
myself very much indeed desire to
thank the people of Morris for the
many courtesies extended, and would
go again if had similar opportun.
ity.
George w. Ekstrand, Treas. Foot,
Schullze & Co., ST. Paul. Mimi. We
were especially impressed with the
enthusiasm shown by most everyone
in attendance at this convention, and
from the interest shown it is bound
to bring good results.
E., j. Fairfield, Linday, Bros. Min.
neapoIis. MINI. II can hardly express
the enthusiasm with which came
away after listening to the stirring
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