The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-08-07

no use. Tomorrow another one comes and those who
didn't ''bite" yesterday, bite today or tomorrow
OH, BRING BACK THAT PEP TO ME!
The baseball games (f you can call them that)
between the Legion Juniors and the members of the
local post of the American Legion proved thing,
| if nothing else It proved that the boys not
quite what they at time, not quite so young
as they were when they were knocking the Kaiser's
pitchers out of the box. Over the period of ten
years, and it has been that long since returned,
much has happened to take of the speed out Of
the legs. About the biggest drawback for most of
the vets has been inactivity far exercising is
concerned This, the boys found out, much to their
sorrow shortly after the first game started Much of
the old snap and pep after the first inning, gone.
Where it has gone these ten years seems mystery,
and is not mystery at ALL Not necessarily dissipa-
ton, but just wful neglect of sufficient exercise
It is not too late get most of that lost power back
with proper and exercise, and word to those
youngsters who so soundy trounced the vets of the
Worlds greatest war, let them always stay in the
proverbial pink" and enjoy life to much greater
degree Take it from one who knows.
Back in 1904 Pyle's Pearline household
term. Every housewife used it. Many of them didn't
know just why. They thought it must be the best
cleaner of it's kind little deving into history brings
to light information that the Pyle company spent $780,
900 in 1904. They continued to spend money for adj
vertising few years and continued to enjoy pros
porous business. Like many another organization,
however, they finally concluded that their prestige
so great that they could get along with little or
advertising and pocket the savings thus made Ad
vertisrg appropriations were cut down until 1907
when they quit advertising altogether. Strange it
may seem to some sales shrinkage correspondent quite
closely with decreased advertising The expected pro-
fits from saved advertising funds did not materiaze.
In 1916 after several years without advertising, the
companys assets sold for meager $4,000
Yes, it does pay to advertise. In fact, it is al
most impossible to business without it.
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Redwood Falls welcomes you to the Band Con-
certs every Wednesday evening.
The Company "L" Rifle Team lost in the State
Rifle matches held at Lake City early this week. The
team lost match for the first time in years. How
long ago it has been since "L' Company had just
ordinary rifle team no one to know but it has
been years. After winning the regimenta shoot this
year the team lost the state match. But it
team; team that has not worked together before;
this team pitted against two veteran organizations
representing the 135th and 206th Infantys, and those
two teams were GOOD. The Company 81" team has
great possibilities of going far next year. More pow
er to 'em
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The Redwood Falls Better Flower and Garden
Club at the clubs last meeting voted unanimously to
name the new municipal park "Tyson Park" in men,
DRY of Mr. Joe Tysons Saith birthday. This is grand
tribute to Mr.. Tyson president of the club, who, in
spite of his advanced years has worked diligently
converting a mass of underground into one of the
City's beauty spots Congratulations Joe!
Talking peace while ones nation is at war is a
criminal offence. Talking while nation is at
peace should also be considered crime If pacifst
is during war, the jingost is no less dam
gerous in times of peace Of course, armament and
manufacturers will dissent, but the cold fact
mains and will not down.-New Ulm Review
Editor Jim Landy of Olivia says no trouble will
arise at social functions the place at the ban
quet table to be assigned Mrs. Schling wife of the
newly appointed member of the farm board. She is
at home in Mortified running the farm and is content
to remain there.
Director S. w. Limburg is back in town again af-
ter two weeks vacation. With his return, SO re-
turns the Wednesday night Band Concerts. The city
welcomes you; come in and hear the concerts