The Redwood gazette., 1939-08-10

dumped lot OF dubious political practices
down the hatch.
ANYWAY, THOSE HIGHWAY BUT
removed every fall for snow-plowing.
CONGRESS MAY NOT HAVE AC-
complished much else but it certainly bang
ed in the eye the idea that were headed for
dictatorship.
..
THE PRAIRIE DOG IS ABOUT THE
only thing left in America that knows how
to get himself out of hole-Blooming
Prairie Times.
ANTS MAY BE THE HARDEST
working creatures in the world, but some
how they find time to attend all the pInics.
Detroit Lakes Tribune.
| ASKED HOW HE ENJOYED HIS VA
cation trip, fellow we know replied: Fine,
we found several beautiful spots which
weren't obscured by billboards."
THE APPLETON NEWSPAPER RUN
by Martin MCGOWAN has column called
| Martins" 1t would be poor pun to say
that it isn't dry reading either.
IF YOU HAVEN'T JOINED THE RED
wood Falls Pioneers, consider the matter
carefully. It's bargain in personal satis-
faction when you can be among the boosters
for buck.
THERE ARE TWICE AS MANY MEN
under arms in the world today as in July
1914 when the World War broke out; but
that doesn't mean 1889 war would be over
twice as quickly.
| PERHAPS WE'RE OVERLY SUSPI-
cious of politicians but certainly Senator
Lundeen's objection to the advancement of
State WPA Administrator Glotzbach was an
| ideal opportunity to break into the head
| lines.
| MINNESOTA GAME WARDENS WHO
ESCAPED the recent conservation departmerN
house cleaning hope that the open season oil
game wardens has closed. .-Wadena Pioneer
Journal
IT'S NEITHER TOO EARLY TO PRE-
dict that the Diamond Jubilee and Fair Aug
ust 20-24 will be whopping successes nor to
credit the success to the fine cooperation
between the two organizations and almost
the entire community.
THE HEAT ON HIRING AND FIRING
has been terrific but when Ed Shave left tie
tourist bureau he got the biggest round of
applause for good work and his superiors,
| the biggest blast against 'that kind of poll
tics" the state has seen so far.
@ .
THE HUTCHINSON LEADER CAR
ried classified ad last week warning the
public: mo charivari-allowed on, before or
after blank-blank wedding Saturday, Aug
ust 81 Such an ad seems almost certain to
produce results, especially since the date is
mentioned.
THAT PENSION N-FOR-EVERYBODY
| fellow who was showed under in the seventh
district last fall apparently has a cohort in
Congressman Knutson of the sixth. Knutson
voted for the Townsend bill recently and was
among those who thought congressman
ought to be pensioned.
IT is RUMoRED THAT SOME SORT
of mimeographed publication will replace
"The Conservationist." That doesn't sound
like something that will capture the public's
fancy. Propaganda, even when it's the de-
sirable kind, must be attractively presented
Grand Rapids Herald.
AMERlCA WILL SEE "A DISTINCT
business revival within another year,
through the great resurgence of small in
dustries." So states julius H. Barnes of
New York and Duluth. People like to read
such announcements and under breath are
praying that Barnes knows what he is talk
ing about.-Eveleth Clarion.
THE NEW CONSERVATION COM
missioner -to-be brags that by firing one
third of the state game wardens he saved
the state $4,000. By firing the remaining
two-t thirds he could save $240,0OO-if econ
omy (not game and fish protection) is all we
want,-Park Region Echo.
IF A PERSON ENGAGED IN BUSI-
ness in small way along Minnesota main
street wants to know how small he really is
let him read discussion in congress on doing
something for "small business !" An ecOnOm-