The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-29
MAY WE suggest again that a payment
on your subscription before May Is will save

80 cents per year.
THE OFFICE optimist contends that
every bumper crop ever raised in this coun-
try was planted after late and disagree
able spring.
THE HIGHWAY department is calling
for bids on more highway construction.
Highway II improvements should be in one
Of the early lettings.
NEW STATE laws seek to curb thought
less driving, arrests being prescribed for
those who fail to profit by less drastic les
sons in highway safety.
AT WORTHINGTON one of the news
papers and the gas company will occupy the
same building. All right friends, make your
about appropriate combinations.
MARSHALL firemen complain about
crowds at fires. Seems they get under feet
as soon as the siren sounds over there, same
as they do in Redwood.
THE FEDERAL department of justice
reports considerable increase in violent
crimes in 1886. Maybe people don't stand
as we'll as they did the depression.
INDIANAPOLIS News.
ED HOWE says that an old maids dog
gets better treatment than most husbands.
It perhaps should be added that lot of hus-
bands get better treatment than they de-
serve Blooming Prairie Times:
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ONE PROBLEM 1880 history teachers
will contend with is that of explaining why
we are spending more for relief in 1887
when times are comparatively good then we
did few years before when they were I'M
questionably bad:
SELDOM do civic organizations work
together so tremendously as have the re-
creational association, school board and city
council on the new athletic field. The field
community teamwork:
A PUBLICITY release says John Hamil-
ton is going on the air again for the Repub-
lican party because ''the time has come to
look at the new political picture" A lot of
Republicans feel the picture would be just as
pretty if Hamilton wasn't in it.
WE HAVEN'T seen it either, but we
believe we are bringing something the wo-
men of the community will enjoy in ''The
Bride Wakes Up" the movie cooking school
which combines entertainment with instruc-
ton. Check the dates on your calendar and
bring your friends, May II, 1S and 10.
THE MANAGER of Milwaukee res
taurant had reason to shrug his shoulders.
Committee for Industrial Organization pick
cts were marching in front of his restaurant
carrying signs: Unfair to organized labor"
Behind them trailed American Federation Of
Labor pickets with signs, ''This Place is Fair
to Organized Labor"
BEST CARTOON of the week is entitl-
ed etiquette for Americans at the corona
tion." 1t shows one man giving advice to
another as he sets sail for England. The
advice: and don't laugh at the trick CO.'S
tumes-and be careful not to make any
cracks about the crown jewels looking as if
they'd be worth enough to pay the war
debts!''
AN OHIO pastor is author of bit of
homely advice to candidates for June brides.
always give him an experimental mo- on
first proposal, even though you mean to &C
cept Then wait few days. If your answer
makes you feel relieved you have done the
right thing. If you are not relieved, answer
good pastor assumes the modern swain is as
persistent as his father was.
THIS NEWSPAPER has opposed the
sales tax, not because we believe it grossly
unfair or burdensome to the little man.
but because it is constant nuisance and re-
quires an army of collectors. Those who
contend that by crowding taxes onto the big
corporations they are protecting the little
fellow are kidding themselves or the little
fellow, who by now has about woke up to the
fact that every item in the cost of manufact-
uring, transportation and retailing an art
icle he buys must be added to the sale price
There is no magic exception in the case OF
taxes.
BOUND TO COME
THE PUBLIC demand for civil service
in state government continues.
Knocked out by the legislature at this
session because of disagreement over meas
ures, and a probable desire to hold on to
patronage as vote getter, it is only ques-