The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-04-10

Spring is here-but it is still April. So
watch your step bit for she is tricky young
damosal.
Redwood Falls can't have flower show in
the fall unless it has flower planting in the
spring. And now is the accepted time.
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Speaking of cornstalk paper, of the
bright upstate boys insist that when free pub
licity requests begin to come in on this paper
the waste basket will become silo.
The picture of Salmon P. Chase is tri1e
darker on some of the new one thousand dollar
bills than on others. We compared two of ours
and found the difference notceable-so we dis
corded the darker one.
eve have ended war between families; we
have ended war between tribes; we have ended
war between cities and feudal domnions; and
we can end war between nations, if we want to-"
Alden G. Alley, Lieut. U. S. Infantry.
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Some fellows pay their dues when due,
Some when overdue,
Some never do,
How do you do?-Wisconsin Journal of Ed
ucation.
The next generation won't have such easy
time that they will grow soft and muscle bound
not so long as the present generation has strength
left with which to load the future up with bond
issues.
"Pare" is the name of French surgeon who
served four French kings. Sixteenth century
history does not tell whether he earned his name
by careful attention to the thin peeling of his
victims anatomy or by taking bits Of the month
ly bill.
A lot of country newspaper boys are printing
one edition of their papers on corn stalk paper
But don't get the idea that these boys are all
standing for the corn-stalk-paper advocate in the
United States senate. The next election will
make that more evident than we are able to make
now.
For the first time in the history of the United
States newspaper man is authorized to see
Washington Newspaper twice daily and to
tell them the things President Hoover wishes
made public. And the man thus singled out for
the confidence of the president is George Aker
son, former newspaper writer of Minneapolis.
newspaper man can boost his town
until he has used up ton of ink but
just let him make one wee, little break
and all the boosting is forgotten .And
he is dragged across the frying pan of
criticism like stuffed sausage.-Kana-
bee County Times.
Truer words were never written.
Young Bob Forest who is now editing the
Lake Wilson Pilot and doing good job says
that prohibition will never be successful until
leaders in communities quit making drinking
Now if Bob had just added the
names of these "leaders" in his Community"
that innocent looking little editorial paragraph
would have become corking good news item.
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We no longer get that first delicious thrill
when we see fat robin pulling his breakfast
out of the ground, but not even several days of
spring has managed to curtail the goosefesh of
pleasure we feel when we hear the notes of the
meadowlark. That is an all-summer-long pleas
ure.
ST. James is rejoicing over the prospects of
a new school building. eve are now progressive
city keeping abreast OF the times writes MRS.
Curtis in her paper, the Watonwan County Plain
dealer. Remember when Redwood Falls was
fussing over whether it would or wouldn't build
a suitable grade building? Well, we built it
and how many of wish now that hadn't =?
We seriously doubt if a town ever regrets the
money it puts into such structure.
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Dr. Mayo, who deals in physical
troubles acquired by other, says that too
many sick people rush off to socalled
specialists when their home doctor could
patch them up better And DR.. Mayo
has forgotten more about doctoring than
lot of specialists will ever learn
Baudette Region.
Which reminds the writer that she has |
heard Dr. Will Mayo say not once but several
times, that the present need of the nation was
not for specialists but "for doctors to take care
Of sick folks"
CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS?
What have Minnesota judges said about the
fve-day waiting period bill to amend the mar
rage law?