The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-06-22

Coolidge is at the Black Hills In spite of
that there are still some vacationists who prefer
the parks of Minnesota.
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| Not to be outdone by anyone the local theatre
manager hailed LUCKY Indy" in song together
with the film showing our national hero's ova-
ton in Paris.
| The new traffic code covers great number
of the evils of the road, but one of the worst
the glaring headlight still glares. We have head
light laws but they are not enforced. We are
waiting for the next legislature to do some
thing about this evil.
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straw vote taken by 1000 weekly newspapers
gave Coolidge a large majority for nomination
for President by the Republicans Governor Low
den of Illinois running second. Governor A. Smith
of New York led the field among democratic can
Ididates, Senator Reed of Missouri running Sec
ond
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In few days Canada captured the stranger
who has been sought in the United States for
months for dozen murders. He committed two
murders in Canada, and with Canadian courts
and Canadian sentences the world will soon be
ridded of one of society's worst criminals We
would do well to emulate neighbors in their
methods. If we did this we should soon forget
one of our most popular phrases, ''the crime
wave"
Remember Emerson's essay on Compensation.
He brings out quite clearly that there is law
of compensation in all walks of life: briefly that
every harmful act which we do will ultimately
react to our disadvantage, and conversely, that
every helpful act will in time react to our bene-
fit. Under such conditions how can man afford
to be aught but his brothers keeper?
How distinctly life, as we live it and see it
lived, bears out his contention. Wise, indeed,
is the man who realizes that "He can not live
unto himself alone"
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How do stories get started? A week or two
ago we heard by word of mouth that Brandts
Hot Point Orchestra had met with an accident
and five of the players had been killed. At the
time we were unable to verify the rumor so pass
ed it up, though it would have made capital
sensation. Last week the Wells Mirror Brandts
home town paper carried story of the or
chestra's appearance a week after the date that
rumor had them killed They are alive and very
active and not at all killed. Now where did the
story get started? Was it publicity stunt or
was it not? Whether not it was such stunt
the players did enjoy the lmelight for few
days. x.ses pA.- .---->~.s
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Congressman Frank Clague will deliver the
Fourth of July address at Jasper. In Mr. Clague
the Second district has an ideal congressman: one
who looks after its wants and needs and one who
never gets away from the idea that he is the
hired of the people. In years gone by
this district has had congressman who got away
from the people, men who seldom came near the
district except about election time They repre-
scented US from Washington. Mr.. Clague does
not do this. He spends the time between ses-
sions going over his district and there are few
towns that do not receive visit from the genial
congressman during the summer months.-Lakc
Wilson Pilot.
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| CITIZENS MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS
By Will NJ. Maupin
Omaha Bee-June A. 1920
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