The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-11-17
: SHALk TOWN TALK

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It is reported that no educated man in Brazil
ever gets drunk. Now we wonder just where they
educate those Brazlians.
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Blonde hairs are finest, the BARRIERS supply
convention announced, but they look like the At
lantic cable when attached to blue serge suit.
Portland Oregonian.
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new description of "Out Where The West
Begins" has been given. Some says its
"where men are men and coffee is five cents sau-
cer'
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For centuries the people of China have had
a custom of cleaning up all bills before the New
Year. If some of US are going to do that we'd
better seriously begin about November II, 1926
a. D.
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Remembering the havoc of war should bring
about universal demand for sanity, good will
and lasting peace. This generation has learned
it's lesson-but unless we teach and preach peace,
the lesson will be lost for those to come AFTER
St. Cloud Journal Press.
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The Ivanhoe Times says" If you want to en-
joy good joke go home and look at photograph
of yourself taken about fifteen years ago." Joke
We tried it. 1t tragedy! Even in our blu
est moments we had never realized that we looked
as bad as that.
Redwood Falls resident told were
"too high" when we came out the morning after
election with statement that Ted Christiansons
majority was $4,000. AS matter of fact it was
more than a 100000 Not even politeness will
keep us from gloatng bit the next time we
see that too-high fellow. By the way we saw Ted
the other day and asked him if the results of the
said 81 thought it rather a pleasing little ma
jority didn't you?" We did-and do.
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Instead of harping about "hard times"
Let's sing Of the good things that are ours.
If "hard times" envelope us, as claimed by
some, but which can't be substantiated, what's
the good of yowlng about it? Yowling long,
loud and pronounced never bettered anything, and
Hibbing is no exception.
Were it not better to sing song of praise !?
It's easier than yowling, anyway.
And commands far greater audience
Hibbing News.
"We will never bring disgrace to this, our
city, by any act of dishonesty of cowardice nor
ever desert our suffering comrades in rank. We
will fight for the ideals of the sacred things of
the city both alone and with many. We will
revere and obey the citys laws, and do oul
best to incite like respect and reverence in
those about US who are prone to annul and sci
them at naught. We will strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic duty. That
hive IN trans ity
only not less but greater and more beautiful
than it was transmitted to us" is the old Athen.
ian oath. Not bad suggestion for an oath fol-
modern city in these modern times.
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| One of the first acts of the coming session
of the legislature should be to take such step:
as will insure to John B. Paulson, a jackson
county farmer ownership of the farm which
he lived for nearly half century 1t has nov
developed that fifty years ago when the land wa
transferred from the Federal Government to tn,
State of Minnesota some error made in tn,
description of the property. Recently this mis-
take was discovered by an outsider who immed
iaty proceeded to file upon the land as a home
stead AS the Jackson Pilot states, "there is n,
question as to who is the rightful owner and i
is reasonable to suppose that Mr.. Paulson will
be protected by the state. Continuous occupanc.
of the land for fifty years of itself should assure
ownership let alone paying the taxes thereon fo
this long period-Blue Earth Co. Enterprise.
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Here is comment from the pen of Editor
Erickson of the Springfield Advance-Press tha
could be properly referred to the postoffice de
partment at Washington IF the Advance Press
prints a large sale bill circular for home
merchant to mail to the farmers in this vicinity
the merchant must pay liz cents postage there
on. But if a city catalog house sends out small
catalog of SO pages, Uncle Sam will carry it al
the way from New York or Chicago and deliver
it to farmers in this vicinity for one cent. Sucf
rank discrimination in favor of the catalog hous
es shoulud not be allowed. Evidently when the
new postal bill was prepared last year these
gentlemen were right on the job. Have congress
and the postal department no finer sense of JUS
tice?"