The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-05-05

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Seventy pleas for pardon denied
by the State Pardon Board. Now let
the sob sisters sob!
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It's high time some promising pub.
LEGATION takes straw vote on wheth-
er we shall have spring or not.
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"Women Must Vote to Get Men Out
of Bad Mess"-Duluth Herald. Why
else, indeed!
Pedestrians have rights all right
that nobody will deny. But try and
get 'em!
The only way to get things done is
to start them before you are ready.
Try and laugh that one off.
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We've discovered something-the
poorer the driver the less does he like
advice from the back seat.
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The St. Paul Pioneer Press. is sew
enty-six years old. Time it began to
give up some of it's bad habits. 1t
has lately revealed that it still has
few.
Frank Day calls chicken thieves
miserable, pusillanimous degener-
ates." Good for Frank--we couldn't
have named them any better than that
ourselves.
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"Wall Street Is Depressed Again"
Philadelphia Record. Probably just
bit of the blues as result of re-
morse over what it has tried to do to
the Midwest.
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Billy Nolan is out for repeal of
the Primary Law and return to the
old party convention system that got
folks somewhere. One more reason
why the Lieutenant Governor hits the
bulls eye with us.
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Ted Christianson said a mouthful
when he said eff freedom of the in
dividual is to be maintained, it can
not be done by Fourth of July oratory
but only by intelligent use of the bal
lot"
Carleton college claims that it gives
the right time to railroads of the
Northwest from it's observatory
From off that same campus also comes
records of high imeing and two-time.
ing,
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And now some enterprising ballyhC
man is trying to figure out the num-
Der of vitamines and Galleries in {
hot dog-just by way of getting
propaganda ready for the next Red
wood County Fair, we 'spose.
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Another youth met death just the
other day through trying to 'bum his
way" on freight train. 1t was 9
tragic and terrible death, occurring
near st. Peter. Probably other boy!
won't learn from his experience-bu
if they ONLY would!
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Vic Nv L CCCI WOliI0h 10 'ooiiiS OH
other for having said untrue and un
kind things about her. II that huncf
ever gets really popular with the wo
men in some of the towns we know
the attorneys will earn fat living
but it won't be an easy one,
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Sometime we hope this vicinity will
H. psx,<
Hitchcock Fraser, Dean Of Women o
the Mankato State Teachers College
Nothing finer than that could pos
sibly happen to the women and girl
of any community.
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Henry Berg who has been treasul
er of Brown County for the past TWEEN
ty years will be opposed at the com
ing election by Julius Bach of Spring
field. We don't know if Brothe
Bauch has a chance but he certain
ly has nerve.
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Political candidates over in Murra
County are taking quarter-page space
in the weekly papers to tell the voter
what Cncy are CdHuiOdtcS Aoi-di
why. That's good idear! If 70
don't believe it ask anybody who
in any way connected with a week.
newspaper.
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Banker Davis is quoted in tn
Blue Earth Post as saying upon hi
return from Ohio, II found Minn'
sofa butter in Ohio, nearly every cit
was using quantities of it, Sure
how else could Ohio expect to pro-
erly feed all those future president
she is rearing?
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Too many people are hoping for
aMinnesota Boom" We hope fl
Minnesota prosperity-just as mut
as we can stand on good SCUM
basis. But "booms' are the thlnt
we are afraid of nothing else bu