The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-09-21

THE REDWOOD |
Grove Patterson, writing for the Duluth Her
aid says that Competition is as important as
cooperation" Grove P. is probably dead right,
but there is no comparison in the two qualities
if they are to be compared for pleasantness.
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Field Marshall Haig says the AL
lies would have won the war without
the aid of United States. GOSH How
we wish they had!-New York Sun.
Too bad the Field Marshall didn't pass this
information on to us early in 1918 instead Of
1927.
Long ago one scientist said: 81 have swept
the skies with my telescope and found no sigr
of divine ruler" hoptoad might sweep ar
express train with it's inquiring eye and fnt
no sign of an engineer-to say nothing of 6
chairman of the board of directors, far away
Arthur Brisbane.
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During the past year American
women spent more money putting waves
into their hair than Uncle Sam did
keeping his fleet on the waves. Some
thing more than 325 millions of dollars
went for hair dressing while 318 mil
lions were expended on the country's
navy. The national anthem "Oh, Long
May It Wave" now refers to perman-
ent."-Montevideo News.
Evidently Mrs. "Lud" has just had a per-
manent- and the bill was sent to Lud!
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The sauerkraut zone is moving west
ward according to report from the
government bureau of agricultural &C.
onomics. The report shows that Min
nesota promises to rank ahead of New
York this year in acreage of kraut cab
bage with Wisconsin third. This season
shows gain of 10000 kraut acres over
last in the report.-Grand Rapids Her
aid Review.
And two-thirds of all the kraut there is in
the world will be at Springfield October 9Th!
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It is difficult task to keep an en-
terprising man down. Pandolfo, who
built the Pan Motor plant at St. Cloud
and went to Leavenworth after being
convicted of mail frauds, says he will
establish a doughnut factory in St.
write a book-Exchange.
We would say that the gentleman has am
billions to go back to Leavenworth All he has
If he does go back he will undoubtedly have plen-
ty of time to write the book.
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More money and time is spent on
the American hog than is spent on the
American baby.-Bob Forrest.
Will the devoted mothers of Ameri-
can babies agree to that statement ~
Mankato Free Press.
The mothers of America who worked long
and hard for the Shephard-Towner Bill and SIM
liar legislation, will certainly agree with the
first part of that statement. And one has only
to visit the home of some of the pure bred stock
of the country-and then make contrasting
visit to some of the slum sections of our large
cities, to recognize the truth of the last part
at least it is sufficiently near-truth to cause
some unpleasant reflections if one cares to re-
fleet. Bob Forrest knows his onions-also the
things that are wrong with the rearing of fu-
ture generations.
The Gazette echoes sincerely the following
tribute to C. H. Frederiksen, published in last
weeks issue of The Springfield Advance.
In the death of C.. H. Frederiksen,
Shutdown township loses one of its real
leaders. For years Mr.. Frederiksen was
an active force in the community He
was a successful farmer, one of the most
successful in this community. But he
was better known for his interest in
public affairs. He was well informed
on all public questions and his opinions
carried weight with his friends. AS
county commissioner of Redwood Coun-
ty he zealously guarded the countys in
| terests. He was a booster for good
roads, good schools and high grade cit
| izenshp. Men like him are needed in
every community. He was real leader
who could be trusted.
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What has become of the old-fash-
\ toned woman who stayed at home Sat
urday afternoon because she could not
leave the bread in the oven for fear it
would burn? asks the Blue Earth Post.
Mother has become wise in her day an
generation! She has learned that the baker
ihocouso ha hakos in nuantitv can furnish he