The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-07-17
WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1929

WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1929
An Eastern paper thinks the heason few
people can buy what they need is that they are
too busv buying what they want.
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w. S. Moscrip, Lake Elmo, Minnesota, far
mer who turned Hoover's appointment to posi-
tion on the farm board at an annual salary OF
$4,000, must not need much relief.
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"A burned child breads the fire" according to
an old saying, but there is an exception to that
rule if the burn is the result of fire cracker.
Nothing will prevent the youngsters from enjoy
ing them.
A lound voice doesn't necessarily indicate
high-powered thinking apparatus. Some indivi-
duals are like the high powered broadcasting
station over which man who has nothing to
say proceeds at great length to say it.
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The rain falls, alike on the just and
the unjust.
That's absolutely true, but to some of the
farmers living in the more arid regions of the
Dakotas and Montana it sometimes seems if
it doesn't fall on either of them.
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Down at Window they have tired of having
their police motorists of traffic violations
such as speeding, failing to stop at STOP signs,
wrong parking, etc. Now they have given their
police order to arrest all violater and let
them explain it to the judge"
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Booze neckr,y and scenery gazing have long
been major cause of auto accidents. Now there's
a new one It's humble bees. Over near Fair
mont humble bee flew in a car, stung the girl
driver on the arm, frightening her SO that she
released the wheel and the car went into the
ditch.
have wondered at the desire of many peo-
pie to suppress the expression of extreme points
of view. For myself, there is nothing that makes
me so conservative as to hear a radical talk
and nothing that makes me so radical to hear
an ultra-conservative expound his views.-Janes
Myers.
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Two fiers remained in the air near
ly 800 hours last week to shatter all
existing records.
But that's nothing; know some people
who "up in the air" about something nearly
all the time.
Governor Christianson called on President
was dissatisfied with the Hawley tariff bill
which wasn't any news to the President. The
problem is this With the East outvoting us
on every detail that comes up, what are we or
what is the President, going to do about it?
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"Treat your paper as you would any FRIEND"
says the Saltwater Post-Messenger. "Allow the
editor the privilege of his own ideas and opin-
ions. If you disagree with anything he has to
say, write him communication bringing out
the other side of the argument. He will meet
you more than half way, for he will go to the
expense of publishing any statement that does
not deal in SANDER or personalities, even when
the ideas therein expressed do not agree with
those he holds himself"
A Canadian has been denied United
States citizenship because he stated he
would be unwilling to bear arms in
that he felt was unjust, although he
planned at the same time that he was
willing to fight for his country if he felt
its cause was just one.
Considering some of the immigrants we dc
accept it means that we straining at gnat
and swallowing the proverbial camel
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The failure of more Redwood folks to qualify
for the Citizens Military Training Camp to be
held at Fort Smelling during August has beer
partially explained and the explanation does
not discredit this community. In fact it is an
indirect compliment 1t seems that in many
places there large group of boys whose
parents have provided nothing in particular fol
them to do during vacation. In this locality most
of the boys have something to do during the
summer months. If they are not employed
steadily, they have part time work, at least, and
because of this they unwilling to take of
the month of August even for such good thing
as month of training Such a situation is tt
the credit of the boys and their parents.