The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-01-19
What Others Think

Minneapolis newspaper reports that for the first
time in history there more Irish than Scandina-
VANS at the University of Minnesota The Irish may
have the University but the Scandnavans still reign
supreme in the state capitol.-New Prague Times.
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Every in while some "debunker of history"
along to toss little mud at the memory of the
nations heroes. And after digent research into
old records A. S. Saey secretary of the South Caro-
lima Historical association feels he has the proof that
George Washington actually told a ie.-Bem:dji
Pioneer.
While statesmen argue and argue over the two
questions of production and transportation intelligence
should tell them that the all outstanding problem that
needs solving the question of distribution With that
question properly solved prosperity would return to
the United States of over nght.-Jackson Pilot.
Two men in this county recently died. Appraisal
of their estates disclosed $4,000 in each that
has been taxed. There is today not less than
two million dollars of that class of taxable property
untouched source of revenue in this county, and
it will continue long continue our senseless,
unfair dishonest system of assessment of taxation
-Fairmont Sentinel.
A colorado congressman has introduced bill pro-
viding that congressman be elected for four-year
terms, onehaf of the members to be elected in pres
Dental years and the other half to be chosen during
the off years 1t would appear to be sensible legisla
ton tending to promote economy efficiency and good
government Under the present twoyear term,
congressman barely learns to get from his hotel to the
capitol without asking for directions, when he has to
home and start campaigning for reelection
New Prague Times
The last year has been a hard one for everybody,
and the newspapers have felt it quite painfully
any other group But there is not great deal
newspaper do in the way of retrenchment, when
hard times 1t can't suspend operations for
time, mine factory A newspaper exists,
first, last and always, to tell people what going
in the world, and the world ways along in bad times
just as it does in good times, and people just
anxious to know what is happening then they
at other times. No, the newspaper can't relax for
moment. That the newspapers of the country, daily
and weekly, have carried on theoretically and ably
during the depression is of the things Cor which
people be thankfu.-Blua Earth Post.
He dared to be himself He stood out because he
did not try to be like somebody else That made him
different. 1t did not embarrass him at all to go back
from the White House to that almost shabby little
house Massasot Street. to be seen shaving HIM
self before mirror in the back kitchen in the old
home at Plymouth. He didn't try to keep up tn the
Joneses; he had but automobile in his life, and
that secondhand when he bought it. The kero-
lamp, the center-table, and the ow-ceiled
which formed the setting for that dramatic in
which village notary administered the oath which
made his son President, symbols of the Cool
dge, the outward signs of the inner character that
his.
Coolidge stood for the things which are longer
part of typical American life but to which clings
the fragrant of memories revered by those who
middle-aged We make copies of antique
furniture, reprint old books, enjoy radio pro-
grams that feature the old SONGS and it is perhaps
for similar that we, the American people,
were drawn strongly to Calvin Coolidge.-Theodore
Christensen
WANTED-a man for hard work and rapid pro-
motion, who find things to be done without the
help of manager and three assistants. man who
gets to work time in the morning and does not i'm
peril the lives of others in attempt be the first
out of the office at night man who is neat in ap-
pearance and does not sulk at an hours overtime in
emergencies. man who listens carefully when he
is spoken to- and asks only enough questions insure
accurate carrying out of instructions man who
moves quickly and makes little noise as possible
about it. man who looks you straight in the eye
and tells the truth every time. man who does not
pity himself for having to dig in and hustle. A
who is cheerful courteous to everyone and determin
ed to make good.
If interested, apply any hour any day, any place,
to any employer.-Fairmont Daily Sentinel