The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-28
GOSSIP OF THE PRESS


There is no reason whatever for person
to think paper has grudge against hin
Just because the news is published It's The
business of a newspaper to furnish the news
in community, good, bad or Indifferent ane
if anyone furnishes the dope" for a bao
item, why there's no one to blame but him
self-Fairmont Sentinel.
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How would you like to have nice little
red tank bearing a sign gasoline" as part
of your automobile equipment says the Rec
Wing Republican. The law may force you
to get out the red paint according to infor
nation which comes from ST. Paul. It is
understood that the question is now before
the state officials at the capitol Under the
red can law passed by the 1913 legislature
all receptacles of such oil must be red in color
and they must be labeled. Friday, State Fire
Marshal Robert Hargadines attention was
called to the matter by a garage proprietor
81 may issue an ORDER" Mr.. Hargadine said
and machine owners are waiting the effect
if such proposition does pop up in the path
of autoists.- Cottonwood County Citizen.
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Sine people like to refer to the militia boys
as ''tin soldiers" and to poke fun at them
While the militia are not as efficient as the
regulars, inasmuch as war is not their bust
ness, yet they are just as patriotic as any
into war they would be found right at the
front defending the flag. The great MAORI
ty of the soldiers in the Civil War we're mere
boys, but they saved the Union The militia
boys are all right.-Wo rthington Globe.
Our neighbor, the Hastings Daily Gazette
in chronicling the establishment in that en-
terprising city of new burial casket fac
tory observes that the venture "shows much
faith in the future of Hastings-St Paul
Dispatch.
man who, while intoxicated runs an
automobile, ought to be subject to straight
thirty days sentence, without the option of
self and the community than a crazy man
with stick Of dynamite. Dawson Sentinel
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Mr. Lee is quoted as saying the Republi-
cans should hold another elimination con-
vention The Legislature did not think So
Mr. Lee naturally favors one, if he is can
didate for Governor, because this method
won him the nomination before. 1t failed
to elect him and will fail to elect any man
so chosen for the reason that the elimina-
ton convention is nothing more or less than
a packed gathering of friends and candi-
dates, and not representative.-Le Sueur
News.
The friends of Mr.. Peterson want him to
have another try at the task of becoming
governor of Minnesota. The only objection
to this is that the time has come for the re-
publican party to get behind somebody who
is not already politically dead and buried.
Get behind fellow with punch, when it
comes to vote getting, that will knock the
other fellow out-Madison Press.
Governor Hammond in somewhat mod
est way has said that he might be candi-
date for reelection in 1916 He will be a
very hard man to beat, but the trick can be
done if the Republicans are wise enough not
to nominate political fossil who is covered
with the moss grown glories Of the party's
past, but nominate one who is alive to and
in sympathy with the demands of the peo-
pie Of today There are such men in the par
ty-Madison Press.
There are a lot of people in this world who
are afraid to enjoy themselves, because en-
joyment sometimes entails the expenditure
of money. Those folk prefer to hoard their
money in the bank or bury it in nice, deep
hole, rather to take a little recreation which
few dollars will bring. We fear that when
they die, they will be found clutching the
strings of their moneybags, making one last,
futile attempt to carry the coin with them in
to the Great Unknown Winnebago City En-
terprise.