The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-09

A good garden will save money if you don't
have to pay doctor to straighten out your back
Durham Sun.
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It's easy to see what the convicted person
thinks of trials. He is always asking for more
of them-Boston Traveller.
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good substitute for juvenile court would
be compulsory training for Observation-Disclosures
Times Union.
Another editor had to leaves his old home.
town recently. He was the one who announced
the preachers subject as "My Faith in Immor-
atty"
The old-fashioned woman who Used to catch
her heel in the hem of her dress has dau-
ghter who is apt to get her heel caught in the
chandelier Williams Northern Light.
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Another shower of pebbles and stones is re-
ported to have fallen in Central Mexico. The
latest theory regarding this phenomena is that
some place near the American border deter
mined golfer is trying to get out of a sand trap.
49,
We have to buy our characters en- the INSTALL
ment plan, beginning down and little some
/
And it has been the unhappy lot of most of us
/ to realize now and again that we are getting
way behind in our payments-Arkansas Ga
zette.
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Chinese newspaper published this letter
from an applicant for work: Sir: am Wang
|. 1 can drive typewriter with good noise
and my English is great. My last job has
left itself from me, for good reason that large
man has dead 1t was on account Of no fault
of mine So, honorable sir, what about it T.
l can be of big use to you, will arrive on some
date that you should guess.
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H. C. Larson, secretary Of the Butternakets'
Association, is quoted in the Hutchinson Press
If this midwest butter Of $4,000 square miles
of territory in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin is
to prosper and continue to supply the consuming
publc's ever increasing needs and demands, ts
real friends must determine to promote the wei.
fare of an honest dairy industry. Any politician
who will lend his influence to program tending
to bring back beer is destroyed of the best in
terests of the dairy industry Dairymen, no
matter what their personal view on the liquo.
question may be, will lot sit with folded hands
when they realize the danger of diverting the
added billions of dollars spent for their pro.
duct as a result of the 18th amendment and all
that goes with it, to beer program and it's
inevitable results.-Morris Tribune
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At the last meeting of the Hutch
inson Woman's Club, held Thursday
afternoon of last week. the club went
On record as endorsing Walter L. Swan
son. candidate for sheriff of Mcleod cJun-
ty. The vote was "a to A. The four women
who voted against the motion were not
necessarily opposed to Mr.. Swanson's
candidacy for the nomination, but
thought that the club should take
action in matter of this kind.-Hutch-
inson Leader.
:. A negro preacher walked into the office of a
newspaper in Rockymount North Carolina, ami
said: 'Misto Edito', they is forty-three of my
congregation which subscribe TO- yo' paper. Do
that enttle me to have chu'ch notice in yo'
Sadday issue?" "Sit down and WRITE" said the
editor II thank YOU" And this is the notice
the minister wrote: mount Memorial Baptist
Church, the Rev. John Walker, pastor. Preach
ing morning and evening. In the PRONUNCIATION
of the Gospel three books is necessary: The Bible.
The hymn book, and the pocketbook. Come to.
morrow and bring all three."-The Christian Reg
ster
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Fling wide the gates of memory
And call them home once more,
The dear dead dreams of yesterday
That Glamour at your door.
The gay glad hours which once were yours,
} The hope Of joys to be,
The many-cargoedsships that sailed
And sank on some wild sea.
When all the songs of life are sung
And all Lies tales are told,
Fling wide the gates of memory
/. To treasures loved Of old.
Il Marjorie D. Turner.
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Everybody has propaganda" to be propo
gated and the experience of the editor Of the
Courier, a weekly paper published at Gibson City
Illinois, is the experience of such editors thu
world over. He says:
"The past two weeks have been rath-
er quiet in propaganda circles, yet the
editors waste basket has managed to ac-
cumulate fifty mine pieces of press mat
: ter, ranging in length from two or three
Of