Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-29

John P. Mattson.-Baudette Region.
The Warren Sheaf came out with a
thirtytwo page edition last week in
which We're set forth the glories of
Old Minnesota, Marshall county, and
Warren in particular.-Fertile
Journal.
The Warren Sheaf has already
put out its booster edition and truth
compels the statement that it was
editorially and mechanically a gem.
When it comes to making things hum
the Western boosters lead the world.
-Holdingford Advertiser.
The Warren Sheaf last week got
out large, handsome, impressive
booster edition. It was well printed,
well arranged and not only credit
to the publishers and printers Of the
same but a document valuable to the
county.-Karlstad Advocate.
One of the best special editions
which has come to our notice for a
long time is that Of the Warren Sheaf
of Sept. 8. It consists Of 80 pages,
finely illustrated and we'll written.
John P. Mattson, editor of the Sheaf,
may we'll be proud of his work on
this edition.-Alexandria Citizen.
The Sheaf, Warren, Mimi, issued
a "craker-jack" 81 page all home
print edition on September 8, boost
ing Minnesota in general and War
rem, with it's surrounding towns, in
particular. The edition was filled
with half-tones Of farm and business
scenes, in connection with descriptive
articles regarding them. The Foster
Service, Assumption, Iowa
Last week the Warren Sheaf is
sued a Booster Edition. that is the
best we have ever seen in rural dis
trict. It contained a detailed write.
up of all villages and towns in the
county. An expert writer was busy
three months on the work, and the
result is a paper Of great credit.
Ever! village in the county literally
patronized the advertising columns
Norman County Index.
The Warren Sheaf issued special
edition two weeks ago that was a
credit to Editor Mattson, Warren
and Marshall county. Editorially
and geographically it is one of the
best special editions eve i published
in this section Of the state. Realiz-
ing the immense amount of work
necessary to produce such a paper,
We congratulate Editor Mattson on
it's pronounced success Thief River
Falls Times.
= The Warren Sheaf, published by
an iold Carver county boy, John p.
Mattson, formerly Of Watertown;
and "a brother Of Frank Mattson of
that village, issued monster edition
September 1st, reviewing the past
progress of Marshall county and
pointing out it's future possibilities
in glowing terms. It contains fine
illustrations and the best product of
the printers Weekly Valley
Herald -Chaska.
The Warren Sheaf came out last
week with boom edition of Mar
shall county, setting forth the farm
ing and business interests of the
county, with numerous cuts of prom
inent men, public, private and busi-
ness buildings as we'll as farm scenes.
The issue reflects credit upon the en-
terprise Of the Sheaf management
and will prove a valuable advertise
ment and historical memento of Mar
shall county.-Roseau County Times.
The Warren Sheaf issued 81
page special booster edition last
week that is indeed a credit to the
metropolis of Marshall county, and
Editor j. 2. Mattson may indeed feel
proud Of his efforts, and the people
Of Marshall county should likewise
feel kindly disposed to Mr.. Mattson
and the Sheaf for the magnificent
manner in which the paper has Sc,
forth the advantages and develop.
ment Of the country River
Falls News-Press.
Failure to say anything in the last
issue about the Warren Sheaf's
special edition might cause one te
conclude that the Gazette is wholly
without appreciation Of good things
or the inclination to properly recog.
nize excellence. Even at this late
date that special edition is remem
bered as something out Of the ordin.
ary. Thirty-two pages, full to the