The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22

L1ON county has pldCeu Udu Ol
gambling and driving car, except to and
from work, by relief clients. This cruel,
capitalistic age.
WE READ much about the girl with
the shapeliest legs in Hollywood. To date
we haven't seen line about the star with
the best mind.
JUST WHEN Redwood Falls was about
to get fine baseball diamond on the new
athletic field, the city finds itself without
even the semblance of team.
FOR ALL the fuss made in America
clude the Revolutionary war was but a
dream and that we are British subjects.
A FEW flowers, several shrubs and
trees and the bare house becomes an
ESTATE" A few such estates and shabby
looking town becomes ''the city beautiful
THE WORST enemy of the community
is the man who lives in a community and
makes his living there, yet continues to
knock it and it's institutions.-Heron Lake
News.
A FEW generations back buffalo roam
ed the plains, wild When Ramsey park en-
thusiasts wake up to the danger of losing
their tame buffalo, it will be their turn to
get wild.
IF ANYTHING very complimentary is
said about the just completed session of the
legislature it will be that at least it didn't
pass lot of the foolish laws that were in
troduced.
MINNEAPOLIS courts are giving 80
days sentences to men guilty of molesting
women and children. Either the laws are
too lenient or the judges have no wives and
daughters.
IF SCENERY appeals to you and
you long for trip to the Black Hills, yell
lowstone or Glacier, that you can't afford,
visit Ramsey park in the spring and be sur
prised at the beauty right next door to
home
THE NEW Falls theatre will have a
crying room for mothers of babes who object
to western thrillers but to date no silencers
for peanut crunchers and popcorn addicts
have been included in the specifications.
A SUCCESSFUL publisher recently
made this comment on editorial writing
Don't write them they aren't read anyway
and if they are, they just get you into trou-
BILE. Buy the canned kind that fill just as
much space, say nothing and therefore Of
fend no one.
ANYONE who had anything to sell or
mortgage two or three years ago could be
vic tod ;f hn bod bod foifh fho try
and little nerve. And we blame the sys-
tenn because a few are rich and most of us
are poor.
DRIVING lessons for youngsters is a
step in the right direction. But if any of
them grow up to be truck drivers, the con-
sideration of others part of the course will
be handicap. In case this seems unduly
hard on truck chauffeurs, it is specifically d.
rected at those who think Mill street is a
racing course.
DOWN at Window they are planning
to blow the fire siren several times each
election day to remind voters of their duties.
Then if someone will spread the word that
the polling places are in flames, and the
crowd that assemblies is roped in, it may be
possible to get out respectable percentage
pose bond issue or put the liquor question
on the ballot.
THE next State Bank and Trust COM
pany dividend will bring to 100 per cent the
payments on deposits in the institution
which closed February 6, 1888 Interest
which had accrued on time deposits, to the
closing date, will also be paid, in checks to
be sent out soon by the state banking de-
partment and there are still some assets to
be liquidated. Costs of liquidation have been
held down to Al per cent of collections, a
creditable showing for the department and
the receivers.
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ONE APPARENT advantage of the
uni-cameral legislature, after watching on,
two chamber system in operation the last
four months, is the elimination of the temp
tation for buck-passing and trying to cause
the other house (of different politician com.
plexion) embarrassment We presume, how
ever, that some method will be found tx
further the purpose of legislators who put
party matters above the welfare of the state
THAT both sides lose, may be as truth
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