The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-10-05

One Year (vvIthIn so Miles Of city, $too
One Year ELSEWHERE In United states) 81
One Year Outside United states) $3.50
n EDWooD FALLS put its right foot forward
X Tuesday when by overwhelming odds of 696 to
= 33 it voted to build sewage disposal plant and
clean up regretable condition in the park. The
possibilities of that park the playground for wide
and inducement to tourists visit the city
almost unlimited
When the plant is constructed and the park
streams cleared up, intensive advertising cam
pagn should be launched to acquain the people of this
state and others with miniature Yellowstone"
TIRE Prevention week is an ideal time to comment
the efficiency of the Redwood Falls fire depart
ment and call on the public to be as careful in
preventing fires the department is swift in control
ling them.
Carelessness, thoughtless handling of infammable
materials and improper of cellars chmneys back
yards and bonfres lead to many of fires. Clean
things up, keep the place clean and be careful is
sound advice fire prevention week and every other
week.
~ ECRETARY ICKES who has the say about the
spending of all this federal works money is being
- criticised for being too slow about handing it out.
There much tape connected with loans and the pro-
cess could be shortened to give employment
quickly
But the secretary seems to have conscience about
wasting the money! which highly commendable. Many
of the plans proposed for spending the money alb
solutely insane. Some which being urged in
own state border on that. One two proposals at
least to have been made without any thought
to how much legal work and how many months
years of litigation would be required before aboring
would benefit.
AS we understand this thing, the federal money is
the class that is already able to exc out living AS
long the secretary is moving, countenance
his being slow.
THE calibre of ball played by the pickup amateur
team against the Minneapolis Miers Monday
surprise to many fans who under the inn
preston that baseball is the down grade in country
towns.
The lads from here and there over several counties
were not awed by the regulations of their opponents
They took their positions if they playing in
their home league and executed plays in a manner
which must have been a surprise to the boys from
the big show.
The American Legion undoubtedly claim some
credit for the younger generations ability the dia
mond Another reason is that baseball American
game, solidy ntrenched the summer sport and not
likely to be replaced.
1t is hoped that the game served to revive inter-
est in the sport here. Redwood Falls should be able
to support strong team.
KUCH could be done toward relieving the unem-
INI ployment situation in this and every other
- community if all who able to do so would
have needed repairs made about their homes other
buildings now.
Nearly every property owner could do re-
modelling, renoyatng and painting to his advant
age, at the time giving temporary employment
to those in need This plan is being advocated by
emergency committees all the country of
the practical of relieving the distressing
situation which still exists.
1t is always good business to make needed repairs
promptly, and property towner today have work
done at actual saving to himself besides having the
satisfaction of dongsa worthy act in behalf Of his less
fortunate neighbor.
The Of the last two bank robberies, 81 900
at Ppestone and $4,000 Spring Valley indicates that
the requirement that banks keep 80 cent of their
money in tmeock safes has at least cut the size of
the hauls by 80 per cent. few convictions coupled
with the chance of getting only comparatively small
amount of cash would go long way toward elminat-
ing bank robberies.
1t is good to know that for once some of the gov
eminent pork is going to people who need it.