The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-06-25

ing, and thereby contribute to the revival of nrosner
ty
Congratulations!
TsOR newspaper staff in town of less than 800
II people to edit and publish paper of sixteen
pages is quite feat. To get out paper of
twenty-four pages is practically unheard Of but to
come out with issue of forty-eight pages is Just
about the last word in publishing Yet this is what
Chas Walln and his staff accomplished with the Cav
lord Hub of last week. The issue contained at least
sixty per cent advertising and was filled with live
news, not an inch of plate matter being used To
Publisher Wan and his staff of enthusiastic workers
we offer heartiest congratulations His issue of
June 20 reflects credit Minnesota newspaperdom.
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just How Great Is Einar?
~ My recently Einar Hodale, democratic candi-
u date for United State Senator, spoke at a noon
day luncheon of the local Lions Club After
being introduced by DR.. A. Aseson the speaker said
that tnere were three great men who from Daw-
son. They were Theodore Christensen Albert AISLE
son and Mr. Hoidale himself. What difference be-
tween Einars remarks regarding Gov. Christianson
and those OF Tom Schal) just how great Mr. Hoidale
u.s. will not be known until after November L. We
have feeling that his greatness will exceed all ex
pectations.
IF you eeant your marriage to stand the
pest chance OF remaining, permanent one
1--we In a rural county like Redwood or Brown"
seems to be the moral of report sent out
by the Department of Commerce recently
For example, in Redwood county there were only
hlne divorces to one hundred eighty-sx marriages in
1929 or less than five per cent as many divorces as
marriages In Brown county the figures were ten d.
vorces to two hundred two weddings or less than five
per cent failures.
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ever which contain the cities of Minneapolis and St.
Paul, one sees entirely different situation There
the divorce rate really mounts into big figures For
example, IN Hennepin there were 1,133 divorces to
o'loo marriages, or more than twenty-five per cent
as many divorces weddings. In Ramsey county
the figures were 533 divorces and 3,O45 weddings.
rate OF seventeen divorces to every 100 marriages
Take heed, you newlyweds, stick to the farms and
small towns. They conducive to happily
welded life, according to statistics.
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Shifting the Gears
Some of the detours are not even paved with good
intentions.
Auto production is thirty-one per cent below last
year. Which is good news only for pedestrians
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Some statesmen seem to be doing lot of think
ing about that unthinkable Anglo-Amercan war.
Rumania welcomed Carol as her prodeal SON. but
may throw him out of the house later if he cuts M
Urges Training in Law Observance"-Headline.
Another fine course for the correspondence schools
Towns which lost population since 1920 should
be congratulated they got rid of certain kinds of
people
1t seems that we have now four branches of gov
ernment-egslative executive judicial and investiga
tional.
Even some who don't for Bishop Cannon en-
joyed laugh at his Investigators when he walked
| out on them.
scientist declares that the human jaw is grow
resemble Andy Gump.
former Senator's radio speech was interrupted
by fake s. o. S. CALL Most folks who have listen
to speeches feel like calling for help in earnest
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We read that radio loudspeakers are being en-
pioyed on farms instead of scarecrows Some pro-
grams might mention ought to be especially eec-
tive.
1t is reported there is law in Louisiana which
makes it illegal to stagger the street. It must be
pretty rough men going home after night at the
club with the boys when they have to watch their
steps before they get home.