The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-02-23

OUTSIDE united states SIoV.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1889
IN ALL HIS SPEECHES GOVERNOR
Stassen is progressive. 1t must be a dis
appointment to the Old Guard that he new
er once takes slap at the Democratic
administration at Washington. He wants
the Republican party to take over the job.
He wants efficiency and economy, but the
general program of social security and
economic justice for all the people is Stas-
sens program also. He is right when he
says that the Republican party cannot win
in 1910 unless it has a constructive pro-
gram that recognizes the needs of men and
women in all walks of life-Springfeld
Advance-Press.
WITH THE ROAD SYSTEM STILL
tagging far behind the demands put upon
it by the automobile traffic which it car
ries, with the abundance of roads needed
to absorb the unemployment in useful
work, with interest and bond payments to
be met, with the counties share of the gas
tax relieving taxes on farms and homes,
this is not time to be talking about reduc-
ing the gas tax.-Morris Tribune.
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REPUBLICAN ORATORS DWELT
lovingly in speeches that filled the air waves
Sunday and Monday nights of Abraham
Lincoln as a Republican president. True
enough! But if Honest Abe could come back
to earth We have an idea he would find lot
of folks outside that party with whom he
would like to sit down and discuss the state
of the ation.-Alexandria Echo.
THE BEST TRAINED CHILDREN
these days are just as likely as not to be
found in the homes on the other side of the
railroad tracks" The training the child gets
does not depend on the size of home he
lives in SO much as upon the kind of parents
he lives with-Heron Lake News.
Q
STATISTICS SHOW THAT Al PER
cent of the country newspapers of the United
States refuse to accept liquor advertising.
Country newspapers cannot afford such a
financial sacrifice nearly so we'll as can the
big city newspapers, and the fact that they
do indicates that they really do have prin-
ciples.- Window Citizen.
SEEING THAT THE HOUSEgsAND
senate of the state Legislature are discuss
ing joint Investigations, why not have them
investigate the joints we are hearing Sc
much about in the Twin Cities ?-Milan
Times.
A STATIsTICIAN SAYS THAT ONE
out OF every 20 cars on the road will be in
volved during 1889 in an accident in which
someone will be seriously injured or killed
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch.
M1NNEsoTAs AUTO LICENSE
plates are made at the ST. Cloud reforma
tory. The plates come from where the
reckless drivers are going-Baudette Re
gion.
A SENATOR FROM VERMONT SAYS
ne is convinced the administration encour
agement of French warplane purchases twas
not unneutral" Handing a mailman a guf
isn't contributing to murder either?
A SURVEY SHOWS WOMEN PRE-
fer double beds to twin beds three to one
furniture dealers wives are suspicioned OF
beng willing to endure cold feet to hel.
hubby's business.
1T is A GREAT DEAL EASIER TC
grow seedless oranges than it is to take
the spoils system out of politics -Eveletf
Clarion.
MINNESOTA MAY BE THE WILL
west" state in politics, but at least we're
making no bids for the quick divorce bust
ness.
THE FRANCIS DRAKE ESTATE
sWlndlers have bobbed up again. Aren1
those fellows nearly old enough to pension
The BEST DEFINITION WE HAVE
heard OF a hustler is lad who, if he
found worm in an apple, would have fish
for dlnner.-Baudette Region.