The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-08-17

The next war win be . radio war
says Scientist Marconi. Fine, ther
we can turn it of whenever we want
to.
From the tone of their criticism
we conclude that some people arr
partisan enough to hope the "nev
deal" fails.
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The definition Of news has beer
revised: If a bandit shoots police
man its minor story but if a police
man shoots q bandit, that's NEWS.
The public works program will b
highly successful when large hum
bers get much needed employment
It will be doubly successful if all thu
would-be grafters get nothing.
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Progress:-Science has discovered
sound waves which will break glass
under water. If we can. find some rea.
son for underwater glass breaking
this will be just fine, thinks the Sar
Diego Union.
One large millinery establishment
now has lounge for the use of its
customers. The idea is to provide
them with a place where they can
rest for few minutes while the
fashion changes, observes The Hum
orist.
Fairmont plans to vote on bonds
for sewage plant improvements Sep
TENDER IL when the state decides to
repeal or not to repeal. If Redwood
is to have such an election, this plan
would save the expense of two cleo
tons.
When the horse racing bill was up
last spring certain factions were
sure it would be a great thing for
the state. This week three men were
sentenced for doping horses in a
state where they have this "great
thing"
We are not particularly impressed
with talk about the MIRA violating
federal boycott laws. In wartime we
legalize wholesale murder; in recon-
struction it does not seem unusual
that we should call upon all to CO.
operate in unemployment.
Hotel and resort men Of Minnesota
have launched campaign to develop
winter sports and make the state a
year around recreation center. With
fishing, hunting, swimming, tobog-
gaming, skiing and dozens of other
activities, there is no reason why the
plan should not be successful.
Intelligence is what you get from
home. Common sense you must de-
velop yourself. Learning is what
you obtain in school. Knowledge is
what the world hands you. Judgment
comes only with years. Experience
is a bitter medicine administered by
life itself, and must be taken with a
bit of conscience. Wisdom is a phan-
tom often chased but seldom over
taken. Success or failure is a mat
ter of opinion. Reputation is the
golden scale. Contentment the final
objective.-Buckeye, Archbold, Ohio.
The charge, appearing in newspa.
pers, that Minnesota's lieutenant
governor was drawing upon the state
contingent fund to defray his ex.
penses while travelling around the
state making political speeches, go,
under the gentlemen's cutical anG
elected an explanation that was real
ly and truly Solbergian in its nature
Mr.. Solberg not only admits that h
had been making speeches but just
flies the use of the contingent funt
to pay expenses of the speech-makinl
trips. To those cognizant of the Sol
berg frugality last winter in the mat
ter of getting his daughter Eleanol
glued to the state payroll ION thu
quiet) while many were making mucl
talk of nepotism, while his son ais
was drawing stipend from tn
state, these recent Solbergian acti
vities cause no surprise. Mr. Sol
berg is ministerial looking person
but he has an eye out to closely sup
ervise financial matters to the en-,
that the Solberg family shall not sui
fer.-A. M. Welles.
Sanborn Resident
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