The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-05-04
A YEAR AGO TODAY TWO LIVES

A YEAR AGO TODAY TWO LIVES
were lost in a Redwood county traffic acct
dent, the second and third Of the years
record toll of eight. To date there has been
but one fatality this year. Mend your driv-
ing habits and help prevent these needless
deaths.
SPORTMEN'S CLUBS AND OTHER
advocates of conservation have given Wen
eel hearty welcome whenever he has appear
ed at their meetings, and there has been
little just criticism of the manner in which
he has handled very difficult position. But
politics is politics, and some friend of the
governor needs the job.-Park Region Echo.
EVEN THOUGH DIFFERING WITH
the Roosevelts, one must admire their will
ingness to meet and mingle with the crowd
on common ground. A Canadian girl report
er recently attended press conference at
the White House and came away astounded
at the way it was conducted She was espe-
cially surprised to hear a fellow-reporter adj
dress the presidents wife as Eleanor. I'm
Canada" she said, 1--WE wouldn't even think
of addressing Lady Tweedsmuir unless she
spoke to us first, and she never does speak
to us" = Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch.
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~. - ONE TWIN, CITIES NEWSPAPER IS
already suggesting in series of articles
that the legislature will have to return and
appropriate more for it's reliefers. Even
economizing and eliminating the chiselers
won't prevent it and the city is reaching it's
bonded debt limit we are told.
Didn't the solons get this information
while in session, or didn't they believe it :?
Minnesota, 1889 Bright Spot" pamphlet
circulated by the Twin Cities newspapers
farm papers and radio stations and believed
that instead?
ANYONE WATCHING THE CUR
rent trend in business and listening to the
walls of some concerning prospects, taxes,
war and what not cannot fail to develop re-
spect for the car manufacturers. This one
important division of big business has seen
fit again this year to expand and produce
beyond what the immediate market was GER
tain to absorb. 1t now is proceeding, with
inspired selling and effective advertising, to
justify that faith in Americas future Jobs
are offered, materials are purchased,
throughout the country business is stimulat-
ed. Less wailing and more doing through
out the business world would accomplish
wonders.
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+. MARSHALL HAS ADOPTED A TWO
hour parking limit. New Ulm already has
such regulation. Most cities where park
ing is problem-and that's most cities
have parking limits, not to regulate visitors
who seldom offend but to get at business
or professional men or their employees who
take up the choice locations in the morning
and hold them throughout the day. Redwood
Falls has tried every other solution but will
eventually have to come to restricted park
ing.
Another parking problem we have is
the consistent double-parker. The city grants
the right to double park momentariy when
no places next to the curb are available but
it is no rare sight to see half dozen cars
double parked almost in front of sections of
curb long enough to hold three or four cars
UNCLE SAM WON'T LET ANYONE
run lottery, but his weather bureau gets
by with one. 1t sends out balloons to which
are attached meteorographs. Finders of these
instruments are advised to return them to
the bureau and will receive reward of from
SIS to $50, depending on concealed number
In other words, there is reward of SIS and
lottery as to the other SIS. All the essen
tial elements of gift enterprise such as
newspapers are not allowed to advertise are
there. The law prohibits advertising
through the mail gift enterprises cor similar
scheme offering prizes dependent in whole
or in part upon lot or chance" There is a
chance" to win an additional SIS, depend
ing on a concealed number. The punch board
racket under government sponsorship
Springfield Advance-Press.