The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-05-24

who have been here less than ten years. Clerks and
managers serve an apprenticeship here and are pro-
NOTED to larger places, businesses open up, old
businesses change hands. In recent many high
way employees have lived here for brief periods.
We wonder sometimes how many persons here for
only year or two, go away feeling that Redwood
Falls is very friendly city is really surprising
we told, how few women, busy with bridge and
clubs, find time to call newcomers. Business
sometimes here months without being invited to
join business mems group.
Not only would it tend to make Redwood Falls
better and happier place if all these people
quickly absorbed in business and social way but it
would have splendid advertising value if every family
that moved away could honestly and willingly sal 'Its
wonderful city and every citizen to want to
make you feel you part of it from the very day
you arrive"
Experiments in psychology being carried
enthusiastically with many kinds of animals sub
jects test reported from the University of Chicago
is quite interesting.
Kernels of were placed in the floor
with every third kernel tackled down, and rooster
permitted to help himself Failing to lift fastened
kernel he would pass and eat the next The missing
kernels replaced and the next time he made at
tempt to devour the stationary kernels Then the third
kernels oosened but he still passed them by until
his foot struck and moved it; when he back
and ate them ALL
Some who witnessed the experiment believe that
it proved the ROSTERS ability to count while others
skeptical. Possibly he unusual bird, had
been Influenced by his university environment.
We don't vouch for this story, but if you doubt it
try the experiment on your own rooster.
Without attempting to pass upon the business of
the truck strikers demands, it is obvious that laws
either too lax too poorly enforced which allow
group of workers to tie up business only its
home city but to degree in every nearby city, to
riot damage property of others including persons hav
ing connection with the dispute and threaten if
take lives of innocent persons and assault police hired
to preserve law and order.
Many truck farmers who were victims of the riot
ing which resulted while they selling their
in the Minneapolis market place. many workers whose
jobs hinge getting materials through to factories
where they work whose families found it difficult to
get food because of the tie-up coming to realize
that striking has been condoned by the state
administration and that strikers have been treated
with the softest of gloves lest the labor unions take
offense.
Although only few of the rank and file of Far
mer-Labortes, meet them from day to day, ap-
proved of the Farmer Holiday violence the seizure of
the HORNED plant by rioters Austin the pitched
battles in Minneapolis there has been little said the
governors office in favor of law and order some
high in the organization made soap box
orations at the scenes Of the crimes, favorng the
crimes.
The loanng of As cents per bushel on corn sealed
in cribs was well received by the rural public from the
outset and apparently is still the popular agri-
cultural relief measure of the administration.
Since the corn still the farm, there was
no need for digging up records of past production in
all too many carelessly kept. reliable party
with knack of figuring bushels in various shaped
cribs, could close the deal with several farmers in
day and the money was available at once
These were mechanical advantages AS it works
out corn is increasing in value and it is likely that be-
fore time for paying off the loans giving up the corn
farmers will be able to sell the corn repay the loans
and have surplus. Since few farmers would have
been able to hold the for this price without
the loan the farmers will make any profit which 9th
erwise would have gone to the SPECTATOR
With drouth fact strong probability in many
sections unforeseen advantage may yet devel
op If the is needed for relief or for feed this
fall, it has not been shipped terminals and conse-
quently available without payment of shipping char
Obviously this is advantage which all hope will
not be necessary to take.
About the only criticism heard of the corn loan
plan that it gave to those who had corn but did
nothing for the whose fields failed to produce be-
of drouth Obviously the drouh victim has case
of another kind Besides being short of cash because
of depression ills, weather illtreated him. His case
could be handled in only manner by direct relief
young woman in Redwood Falls was arrested
and fined recently for violating state law which
quires persons who practice beauty culture to have
licenses. Frequently persons who sell from house
house fined for not obtaining licenses More re-
Gently the MIRA has supplemented laws of this kind
with further protection Of the woman who in-
vests money in bushes and pays heavy taxes upon
it. In many such cases, the law is much protec-
tion to the buying public to the licensed operator