The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-02-09

$633.72 worth of tobacco last year. That's al
most as valuable as Cold Springs chief product
in the pre-Volstead days.
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One county in the northern part of the state
has overorawn its Road and Bridge fund by
$450,000. We'd like to know how counties get
away with this overdraft thing.
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Can you remember away back when little
red heart with cupid it would thrill you for
days and days? Youth is a great institution
Especially when one views it backward!
word to the Legislators now sitting in
wise council down at the State House. If you
consider bank guaranty bill (which we hope you
Iwon't) be that bill contains no provisions
which will tax the honest banker for the unethcal
transactions of the dishonest one
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You can do either of two things; you can
stand in your window and see in the street out
side the makins for future happiness and pros
perty, Or you stand there wondering what
is the first step to take in getting away from the
doggoned dump" One gets out of window or
out of a town just about what he gives to it.
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There are twelve banks in Green county,
Wisconsin, and they have total resources of
more than $12,0O0,000. There are no large COM
mercial centers in Green county. 1t is purely
an agricultural district with the dairy cow as
the leading spirit in money-getting. No one
is worrying over the price of grain in that Sec
ton. The cow is contented and the diaries and
cheese factories operate from one years end
to the other. A mortgage foreclosure sale in
Green county would be an event out of the or
binary.
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One of the many bills introduced or about to
be introduced into the Minnesota Senate is one
asking for the reduction Of the jury from twelve |
members to six. AS matter of speed and econ
omy this change might be good one. Just what /
wisdom is to be obtained by virtue of having six I
extra minds considering question is pretty much /
problematical. And the saving in money would /
be considerable when we estimate the number of i
counties there are, each with its two court terms
every year.
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Editor Tony LaFreniere of the Grand Rap
ids Independent is claiming the credit for having
first suggested a perpetual closed season on deer
in Minnesota, and there will be no one to quar-
rel with him that score. 1t was the best
think he has thanked in long time and one !
that if adopted will bring greater blessing
lpon northern Minnesota. In a recent editorial i
IN the subject he puts it succnctly thusly "Deer
'unning around at large in the woods are far /
more valuable to the country than as targets for
hunters" The deer is one of the prettiest Of our
Wild creatures, and it is pleasing to US to note
he growing sentiment in favor of continuing I
eer as part of northern Minnesota beauty
1bbing Daily News.
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T. B. Walker, the plutocrat lumber man is "
uilding monument to himself in his million
ollar art gallery in Minneapolis. Walker does
ct need monument in northern Minnesota.
very mute and blackened stump along the shore
thousand lakes are monuments that will
asst for ever in the minds of the people who have
cen them. No picture ever painted by an old
Italian master could ever match the living beauty
crystal sparkling Minnesota lake. With
IS fringe of green of the eternal pines, the rip
lie of the water, the clear blue sky with its icy
louds and the sigh of the winds in the pines it
you'd leave fragrant thought and more
ender memories in the minds of the people than 81
Il the "old masters Tom Walker can ever hang t,
his art gallery.-Bob Forest n
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At last the mystery has been solved and Il
rafting world knows just why it is that woman 81
aks more than man. And it's good alibi, 81
DO. Listen to what Dr. Hollander, noted London il
rental specialist says: s.
Science has found that the aver 81
age woman, although her brain weighs 81
five ounces less than that of the average p
man, is not less intellectual than the p
man. The woman's brain is deficient
in the temporal lobe, which furnishes
fighting power and brute force, making T
her not so strong bodily as the man. a
But this is made up by greater devel- RI
opments in the brain section which n
governs feelings, emotions, and affec- c,
tions. Hence she uses, not force, but r
language to give vent to her anger. o,
This is the reason for the volubility of il
her speech n
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We learned the other day that the State s,
'ank of Redwood Falls has at present 1857 ac- Il
cunts. Of these 79S consistently carry bal b
nee of less than fifty dollars many of them N