The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-06-22

elders merely acquiesced. The result |
is fne!-Bess Wilson in Redwood Ga
zette.
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Eastwood Advises Shooting Day.
Some time ago the Independent
made mention that this country and
apparently the whole civilized world
was drifting on the rocks. Where are
we drifting? Is it the beginning OF
the end of civilization? Let the stu
dents of history consider Fairmont
Independent.
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Fact Should Be Remembered. -
Now that every Liberty bond is at
par or better, their owners have had
upwards Of $2,OO0,000,000 of value
added to their securities since the re-
publicans took control of the national
government This fact should be re-
membered by the voters next fall
Brainerd Dispatch.
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Tough on the Boys.
This new fashion Of women wearing
knickers is a sensible one, but it is
tough on the youngsters. A boy used
to wear his fathers pants after his
pop got through with them, but now
he will have to wear his Mothers
Baudette Region.
That Grand and Glorious Feeling.
Buds and blossoms in Northern Min
nesota's nature wonderland foretell
wonderful harvest of blueberries and
I other wild fruit, and with fish biting
in great style and most everybody
working who wants to work there's no
reason for anything but that grand
and glorious feeling. -Biwabik Times.
Heaping Trouble Upon Trouble.
Ten thousand acres Of wheat are re-
ported destroyed in the Missouri river
section of North Dakota. It would
seem the farmers there should be
spared any such calamity after hav-
ing been inflicted by Townley misrule
for several years. Why continue to
persecute the afflicted st. Cloud
> Journal-Press.
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State Constabulary Needed.
f Crime after crime over the state EN-.
e phasizes the need of a force of state
a constabulary in Minnesota. Governe7
J. A. o. Preus is strongly in favor o.
the constabulary, and the governor i:
S a level-headed man. Those who OBJ
n ject to the constabulary profess to SCI
in the force the ground work for ;
political machine. It is a weak ex
! cuse, to say the least. Something
must be done to put down the Grim
wave, and we believe that the constab
ulary would do a. great deal towar
: lessening crime.-Winnebago Enter
/ prise.
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The Aggravating Road Hog.
This is the open season for "roa
hogs" the species of biped which II
tests the highways and byways an
i1 who conducts himself upon all occa:
~ sions exactly like his four-foote
~ brother who gets both feet and snol
~ into the trough. He is generally in tt
middle of the road, except when he
on the wrong side, and his speci
, mission in life seems to be to obstru
h. and delay traffic There is little
o., be done with road hog. We can O
.+s fer no definite relief except to sugge
od that the pests may in time die OF
Most of them appear to be inbred
we'll as feebleminded, and scien
teaches that such misfts gradual
,ut fizzle out.-Thief River Falls Tribur
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Ike Teach Your Children to Swim.
on Early summer fills the newspape
err with many reports of drowning ac
dents. Many families are thrown in
mourning, and a trail of sorrow
marked across the land. Young pc
de- pie cannot be kept from the water, a
ess they must learn how to use it sal
ood ly. But the carelessness, inexperier
go. or foolhardiness Of many of them G.
the ate tragic events. Parents should $