The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-09-19

One way to keep blboards from obscuring
the views of forests is to cut down the forests
to make more billboards.
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Unless almost everybody has few thousand
dollars to spend bucking Wall street, we say the
times not prosperous
wit watching grade crossing designated
his job "floor walker in an angelfoundry."
That's a suggestive little thought.
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"Smith Displays Small Interest in Maine
Vote" the newspapers tell u.s. Why should he
be interested? 1t wasn't his vote.
The Cottonwood County Citizen believes that
some get $4,000 miles and more out of set
of tires and some men tell the truth"
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Now they have tractor that functions
without guidance by human intelligence. Here
tofore this ability limited to pleasure cars.
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The big question in Minnesota political cir
cles last week where to have Governor AL.
Smith speak on his visit to the Twin Cities
September 81.
Women are now wearing dresses of a mater
ldl Cdlleu UdHdHd ClOIu lHey SuOulU uldhe
something nice to slip on when you're in a
hurry.-Ivanhoe Times.
There are always new vocations appearing
upon the horizon. Just recently man some
where in the U. S. A. set about starting farm
for growing rattlesnakes.
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The worst has happened Nicholas Butler
has out for Hoover while still advocating
much modification of liquor laws. Such incon-
sistency isn't much of an asset to any campaign
One thing we certainly don't like about this |
political camaign. 1t reminds of that
we remember away back when "Sidewalks of
New York" was sung as popular song and not
political propaganda.
another state that is doubtful unless
there's enough money to keep it regular is the
state of matrimony" says the Washington Star.
One more wisecrack like that and we'll stop our
subscription to that smart-y sheet.
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Speaking of Tunney and the publicity he
doesn't want-think of how easily he could have
avoided it by the simple little process of letting
himself get licked in his last fight.
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81 am opposed to the repeal of the Eigh- |
teenth Amendment and in favor of the Vol
stead act and its strict enforcement said Ar
thur E. Nelson in his opening speech at Ovation
ma. Few words, but expressing a high standard
in Nelson's usual fortnight fashion.
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"What is needed is stricter enforcement and
modification. The women of the nation will |
show the Democrats thing or two next Novem-
ber." This isn't perhaps the greatest truth in
the world but it is of the most startling
since it made its first appearance in the Brown |
County Journal.
Mrs Hoover is not discouraged because the |
cause of prohibition has not grabbed hold of the |
United States with firm a grip as many
hoped "Ths is big nation; we cannot expect |
it will turn from the habits of generations all in
a moment" she says. That expresses a good
sense of proportion as well as of patience.
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The men of both parties are preparing a
cute little alibi by procaiming far and wide /
that "the women will elect the next president"
And some surface thinking women are simply
tapping up the doctrine, thinking they are being
handed the balance of power. What is really
happening is that they being prepared as a
goat-sacrifce for the fires to be started on poll
teal affairs November sixth.
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"The claim is made that agricultural college
experts have estimated that it costs in excess of
SLIPS bushel to produce wheat in Nebraska. As |
it is but rare that wheat producers ever get that
sum for their wheat, the puzzle remains unex-
planned how they manage to purchase cars, cloth |
es, and other necessities of life, and why they |
keep on planting wheat year after year. In Kan |
sas 100000 acres to be planted this fall, |
and so enthusiastic were the producers that their
tractor-pulled plows followed close on the heels |
of the combines. In western Nebraska, in the
panhandle section, where a fifth of the states
crop is grown, the banks had so much money last |
summer after harvest, that they had to find in
vestment outside that section"-Lncoln (Nebr)
Journal
The Mortified news quotes Phil Leisch of
the New Ulm Journal like this.
Senator Thos. D. Schall has given out
statement that he will take active