The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-06-29
SMALL TOWN TALK

Grove Patterson in the Duluth Herald tells
US this about the "saturation point" for motor
cars:
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Jiggs elephant must have a name by July
LIST. We sincerely hope he may be dubbed Den
mis-. That's just how fond we of the brute!
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wise magazine writer recently wrote
"Girls smoke because they think it is smart I"
That's weak Of thenl-but have their brothers
any better reason for starting the habit?
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"When is Man Drunk" editorially inquiries
the St. Paul Dispatch. We should say he is in
the condition when he is in such state that he
figures in the first sentence of the first para
graph of a book by Sinclair Lewis.
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This June has certainly been the month of
local showers Some of them are the kind the
prospective brides are crazy about but the most
of them have been the kind for which none of us
have been particularly eager this year.
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Gertrude Ederle advises Charles Lindbergh
to Capitalize his fame without delay" Cert
rude knows through bitter experience what hap
pens when popular ardor is allowed to cool. But
lat that we have little fear the young aviator will
take her advice. He is too sound and too we'll
poised to put himself on the bargain counter.
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Graham M. Torrance, a son of the former
good Minneapolis judge, Ell Torrance, has been
made District Judge up in the Fifteenth Dis
trict taking the place of the late Judge Stanton.
Judge Torrances ability, record and ancestral
background all point toward the fact that once
more has Governor Christensen made an ap-
pointment worthy of his reputation
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1t took Frank Day of the Farmont Sentinel
to say the final word Charles Lindbergh and
here it is-and right true it is.
! The cause for the extraordinary
amount of adulation given to Lindbergh
has been finally uncovered by the phil
osophers. 1t the fact that he reach
ed place of world prominence without
harming single individual. The cele-
brations over his feat are of kind to
give heart to the idealists and to
vince the socialists that they are not on
the wrong track entirely, ,v,--~-
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Redwood County is this week having series
of clinics, nine in all, which started with the
,Orthopedic Clinic at Wabasse last Saturday
That is wonderful record for one county and
the good results of these clinics are not to be
estimated. But those same results are wei
worth thinking about-and let US never forget
that they are made possible only as the little
christmas Health Seals are bought each year
Lets begin right now saving our pennies so thai
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may have nineteen clinics if we need them. A
any rate let US work toward the goal of provid
ing enough clinics so that every child needing al
examination tand that includes practically ev
cry child in the county, may have this service
lit is little matter if each one of US shoulder
his or her own personal responsibility.
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We wonder if all Redwood County farmer
realize what a wealth of helpful information i
to be found in the University bulletins which vii
come at the expenditure of two cent stamp at
Itached to request for them. These bulletins
prepared by experts on the teaching staff at tn
State Agricultural college cover almost ever
phase of farm work and they offer some rea
4 solutions to the problems confronting the farm
!, ler Not everyone can have Lynn Sheldon jus
! when he is needed-Lynn is quite sizeable bu
. not big enough to stretch himself all over Red
; wood County IN one stretch. When he canno
he had the complete set of bulletins offers fai
Substitute as well as fairly complete education
/, on agricultural subjects. You farmers pay tn
taxes which support the big institution of learn
ling down in Minneapolis. Why not get vha
direct returns you can from these taxes? Tn
4 information sent out by the extension division
a lis by no means an inadequate direct return
t Mail request to the Division of Publications
University Farm, St. Paul, and be convinced tia
r 1.-THE University has something of real value 70