The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-10-12
What Others Think

The higher climb, the longer their working
day. And any young man with streak of ideness in
him may better make up his mind at the beginning
that mediocrity will be his lot. Without immense
tanned effort he will not climb high. And though
fortune or chance were lift him high he would not
stay there For to keep at the top is harder almost
than to get there There office hours for lead
ers-Cardinal Gibbons.
The time is coming when those who buy goods
over the counters of the nation will be asking some
new questions. Not only will they inquire about the
quality and price, which is important but they will
also want to know something about the conditions
der which the goods were produced.
If an article manufactured in factory where
working conditions were poor, where men and women
paid starvation wages, where children wear out
their lives, the consumer will know these things.
clothing made in sweat shop there may be some
way of branding it. the stores which sell the goods
do not pay decent wages maybe that fact will become
known.
It is important that farmers get fair price for
their products It is just important that those who
labor get fair wages That not only humane, decent
right it is the advantage of every person in the
nation. If people earn they can live and spend. If
they do not, the depression continues. The United
States will day be upon foundation of happiness
and prosperity-Record, Muskegon Heights, Michigan
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The year 1888 will goodwin in history.
Just as our grandfathers talked of the Revolution
airy period fathers of the Civil War era,
children will refer back to 1888 The greatest social
changes in the history of nation now taking
place. Europe sits spell-bound at Americas daring.
We ourselves are almost dazed to realize the transit
ton.
We are changing from ndividualistic society to
one of cooperation. There will be anxious moments
in this changing process but those who have adopted
the philosophy of John Dewey in regarding each ex-
rich ones life will benefit most from this experiment
There is too much humanity in the world for this
experiment not to succeed. We may falter on the
way, but the American people have never known the
meaning of the word fail
Frankly we would rather live in 1888 than in any
period in the history of America. For the first time
we have patriotic call without girdng ourselves to
kill That in itself would mark out the year 1888 as
an historic twelve acknowledgements, Littleton,
Colorado.
The Farm Bureau is opening a statewide drive
for new members this week, and well organized
group of solicitors will attempt to farmer in
the state in order to acquaint them with the work OF
this group.
It seems to us that there has been time when
the needed strong organization, such as the
Farm Bureau Offers much as right now With the
NRA organizing industry more than ever before with
prices of those things the farmer has to buy, rising
daily the farmer must have potent voice to make
himself heard The only way that be accomplished
is through organization and the Farm Bureau offers
such an opportunity.
In direct and immediate benefits, too the Farm
Bureau does its part that the SIS membership is an
investment rather than an item of expense The Al
club program which has been more than successful IN
this country making better farmers and better cit
liens of the boys and girls in this community and in
addition, often cash money in the boys and
girls pockets. In weed work, in information about
crops and crop conditions diseases of crops and live
stock in countless ways the Bureau investment pays
its way-Mountan Lake Observer.