The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-05-13

want stability and security They want to 60
ahead steadily year afer year, feeding and
clothing the people of the nation, and getting
a fair price for so doing. They want to make
their money by farming and not by speculat-
ing in land. hope the United States depart
ment of agriculture and the land grant col
leges can cooperate with these young farmers
in building for security and that we shall never
again be afflicted by the excuses of land
boom. Fortunately there is evidence of
such boom at the present time. Land values
are recovering in sensible and conservative
REDWOOD FALLS BUSINESS MEN
who saw "The Bride Wakes Up" at Heron
Lake last week are enthusiastic about this
motion picture cooking school film, a full
length feature which contains an interesting
story as well as thorough lesson in cook
cry, which will be shown at the Redwood
Theatre at 2:3O matinees Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. It is impossible to bring
the outstanding talent which conducts such
schools in large cities to the smaller places
but in the movie cooking school, the small
city and country woman is offered the very
best in culinary instruction in her local
theatre. Even in the big city schools, it is
an accepted fact that only those in a few
rows of seats near the front get the full
amount out of the lesson. With camera close
ups, this difficulty is avoided in the movie
school, We recommend "The Bride Wakes
Up to our readers. We believe you will en-
joy it. Come early and often and bring
your friends.
PUBLICITY RELEASES FROM THE
state highway department frequently review
the number of arrests made by the state
highway patrol during a specified period.
1cI oil DIN m
victions resulted in all cases." It certainly is
a strong recommendation for the patrol, one
to be coveted by all law enforcement officers.
It indicates that when a patrol motorcycle
or car pulls alongside of your car, they real
ly have the goods on you. 1t speaks well
also of the small city courts in which most
of these cases are heard. Apparently they
are not so easy Ito fix as tags in some of
the large cities have been in the past.
INCIDENTALLY, THE RELEASE
this week contains the news that federal
highway aid allotments to states in which
part of the road funds are diverted to other
purposes have been reduced by the bureau of
public roads. Fortunately Minnesota mo-
florists, while heavily taxed, have the salts
faction of knowing that their gas tax and
license fee money is spent on roads. They
haven't been robbed to support other
governmental functions.
THE FARMER-LABoR PARTY DOES
MT like the conservative senate but it really
is one of it's best assets. Every law passed
and signed that doesn't prove popular can
be blamed entirely on those reactionary SEN
ators. And those laws that would have been
popular had they passed, certainly they were
all killed or mutilated in the senate cham
bers.
THE EDITOR OF THE WASECA
Journal, which is now constructing a new
building to house it's plant makes this re-
port on progress: 1--WE are coming along
fine. The roof will be on in less than two
weeks and the mortgage is on already"
A SLEEPY EYE MAN HAS THE DIS
tinction of having sung duets with Aimee
Semple Mcpherson. Whether that is claim
to fame or not depends on whether you
judge her by the good she may have done
or the trouble she certainly has got into.
ONE MANS LOSS is ANOTHERS
gain according to an old saying but the
Fairmont Sentinel comments that the Farm
er-Labor party has slipped considerably
since the first of the year without appre-
ciable gains on the part of other parties.
SOAK THE RICH is A GREAT
slogan. Trouble with the scheme is that the
rich got that way because they were little
smarter and quicker than the rest of u.s.
Well pay their taxes the same way we paid
them their profits.
THE MORE WE READ ABOUT THE
coronation, European troubles and other or
/ II l. H. l. L.
more we suspect that Edward made good
deal when he traded it all for Wally and a
half million dollars
HAYCRAFT, FORMER GRID STAR,
stiff armed Latimer in the warm-up game
and won the nomination. Now he must re-
cruit the leader of the other faction to run
interference if he hopes to score in the big
game this June against Leach.
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