Morris tribune., 1914-01-09

Lnlnk the movement IN your QlSCTlcC
was very favorable one and brought
to the attention of the farmers, what
may be done for better farming con-
ditions, and ] was very much pleased
in the out-come and am of the opinion
that such an exposition ought to be
held in different parts of the country
and interest the farmers in it's de-
velopment.
A. C. Krieger, st. Paul Rubber
Co., st. aul, MINI heard nothing
but the best of wishes from everyone
in the party for the Corn and Alfalfa
Exposition, and l consider that this
move on the part of the Morris exposi-
tion was one of the best things for
the developing of those counties in
terested that they could possibly have
undertaken. and, as whole, should
call it grand success.
E. w. Randall, Pres, The Mime
sofa Mutual Life Insurance Co., st
Paul. Mimi. The demonstration made
will make all of the territory repre-
sented by your association more widely
known than ever as the home of an
intelligent and progressive people, in
whose splendidly diversified agricul-
ture, corn and alfalfa and live stock
will always be staple factors.
Louis Nash, Nicoll the Tailor, St.
Paul. MINI. The most significant
thing learned from my trip to Nor
ris. was the fact that so much of the
adjoining land is in the hands of ten
ant farmers and not worked by those
who hold the title to the land.
c. K. Blandin, St. Paul Dispatch,
st. Paul, Minnesota. The speakers
engaged for the exposition we're
splendid and your association has
every reason to congratulate itself for
the very energetic and thorough man.
agement of the exposition.
Royal A. Stone, O'Brien, Young &
Stone. st. Paul, MINI. The demon
stration of enthusiastic cooperation
displayed by the thousands of West
Central Minnesota's best citizens
who attended your corn and alfalfa
exhibit last week proclaimed new
era.
Chas. S. Gold, Treas, The North
western Knitting CO.. Minneapolis,
MINI hope that the farmers OF
Stevens county and the adjoining
counties will be able to put on just
the same kind of show in 1914, and
assure you that if there is delega.
tion made up from the cities to attenG
this exposition, will join them.
A. R. Rogers. Pres, Rogers Lum,
Der Co., Minneapolis, Mimi. With
personal desire to assist and learr
what you are doing / attended your
exposition and was deeply impressed
with the sincerity of purpose, ant
keen interest of the farmers and
business men alike, and the apparent
desire to cooperate with each othel
in bringing about the desired result
Geo. Forde, V. p, First Nationa
Bank, Minneapolis, Mimi believ,
these expositions will prove of tre
mendous advantage to the state a
large. There is nothing like LITTLE
rivalry to stimulate spirit and de
termination to get the best out o
the land from year to year and il
return to give the land the car
that it requires to insure it's con
tinuous production. We appreciated
very much the kind reception we re
ceived at Morris. and we hope tina
we may be invited again sometime il
the future.
F. j. Luger. Secy. & Treas.
Luger Furniture Co., Minneapolis
Mimi. II spent one day and wa
very much surprised at the wonder
full showing made and | am of th
belief that the work should continu
and should receive cooperation, no
alone Of your section. but of the bust
ness and agricultural interests of tn
} state.
E. ]. Stillwell. V. P, Minnesoti
State Fair, Hamline, Mimi wis
to express my admiration for tn
work done by your association durin
the past two years. was much i'm
pressed with the quality of the cor
and alfalfa displayed Your associa
tion is certainly doing grand wor
and / hope that there will be no cessa
tioa until you have accomplished a
that you have planned to do.
Fred D. Sherman, Comm'r. of In
migration. Minnesota State Board {
immigration, st. Paul. MINI. -
knew that there was a strong move
ment in West Central Minnesota fc
better farming and better develop
ment. but must confess that / ws