The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-06-30

President ROOSeVelt'S last hreSlde TALK was
not that the government will spend more
billions in an effort to entice permanent
prosperity back into the nation, fact
viewed with some alarm in many quarters,
but his admission that labor trouble was
partly responsible for the recession.
The nation was we'll on the road to
recovery more than a year ago when labor
unions took advantage of efforts to fill
crush" orders to force their demands. The
one-sided handling of such disputes natural
ly frightened. employers and was factor in
slowing business expansion, necessary aid
to recovery.
On his indication Friday night, it may
be assumed that the president will be more
active in preventing strikes in the future.
If so it will be boon to recovery attempts
MILK, BUTTER, CHEESE AND
other dairy products are the finest foods.
Help boost farm prosperity by eating more
of them. ....
THE MINNESOTA LEADER GIL
kept press) thoroughly enjoyed rubbing it
in last week because Twin Cities political
writer's, forgetting St. Louis county, had
Benson losing with about half the votes
counted. Fortunate in being weekly, The
Leader had no occasion to climb out on a
limb, otherwise the editor might have re-
signed during that dark hour for the Ben
son forces.
MARIJUANA? WE HOPE THE CAM
paign doesn't end until several patches with
in the city limits are eliminated
THE PREMIUM BOOKS WILL SOON
be out It's time to think about exhibiting
something at the Redwood county fair Aug
ust %, %, "a, rs.
THE NUMBER OF CAR ACCIDENTS
in which persons at fault have no insurance
and are not otherwise financially responsible
will eventually bring about law in this
state making an insurance policy as manda-
tory as license plate.
AMERICANIsM: TAKING AS MUCH
interest in prize fight as national cleo
ton. And the press is partly at fault.
WHAT THE MOTION PICTURE IN
dustry needs is more pictures of the calibre
of Robin Hood
MORAL: KEEP HAMMERING AWAY.
In gun factory bar of steel, weighing
five hundred pounds, and eight feet long,
was suspended vertically by a very delicate
chain. Nearby common bottle cork was
suspended by silk thread The purpose
was to show that the cork could set the steel
bar in motion. 1t seemed impossible. The
cork was swung gently against the steel bar,
and the steel bar remained motionless. But
it was done again far ten minutes, and 10!
at the end of that time the bar gave evidence
OF feeling uncomfortable; sort of nervous
chill ran over it. Ten minutes later the chill
was followed by vibrations. At the end of
half an hour the great bar was swinging
like the pendulum of a clock.-The Mime
sofa Press.
MANS INGENUITY IS DANDY, BUT
how do you suppose China's feeling just
now, recalling the fact that several centuries
ago 1t invented gunpowder?-Worthin
Daily Times.
EVER LOOK AT 1T THIS WAY? IN
1900 four cylinder Packard car cost $500.
In 1897 an eight cylinder Packard car, i'm
measurably better in every way, cost 81 ,075.
Between 1910 and 1887:
The cost of federal government went
up, per cent, 1,06S
The per capita federal debt went up,
per cent, 2,120.
The total federal debt went nm ner
cent, 3,075
Federal taxes in Michigan where Pack
ard cars are made went up, per cent, 1898.
The price of Packard cars, greatly inn
proved, went down, per cent, 88.
/ Which needs reforming, business or
government ?-Long Prairie Leader.
/ A TREASURY REPORT SHOWS
that of the 130,000,000 people in the u. S.,
43 had incomes of $1,00O,OOO or more in
1887. Their aggregate income was $73, OOO,-
600. If every penny was squeezed out of
them it would not meet the government ex-
penditures for 48 hours-ex
THE MOOSE is SLOWLY BUT SURE
ly being drawn taut about the neck of the
employer, big and small The employer VINO
thinks is going to get out from under as
quickly as possible. The best advice to give
young man or woman starting out in life
today is to find something at which to make
living whereby he or she can be her own