The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-10-25
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FARMERS AND FARMERS WIVES
OF EASTERN MONTANA
- FARMERS AND FARMERS
~ WIVES OF EASTERN NON
TANA:

tanners wives Oh CcASuS Souutys re
s sDectfully invite your attention Il
tse candidacy of Carl Riddick, /,
farmer of Fergus County, for Rep
tentative in Congress from eastern
voDtana. and we respectfully urge
.n IN vote and work for his election
IN the following reasons:
+ He is 100 per cent American
farmer, loyal and patriotic leade,
:. al war efforts, a liberal contribu.
~ IN all war work. He has two
cans in the army in France. He
rnoUs frst-hand the problems and
needs of his fellow farmers.
He has the ability and cour-
900 to represent the farmers patriot
ism and farmers needs in Congress,
ond if elected you may personally de-
mend upon his rendering faithful ser
vice to all farm interests.
g. Big business interests are all
well represented in Congress. Farm
arc suffer because we send so few
men to Washington to give special
thoughts to our needs. The agricul-
hral needs of the nation and state
we're never more important than now.
LET us send a real farmer from east
ern Montana to speak for us in all
matters.
T. The farmers of Fergus County
four years ago elected Carl Riddick
county assessor to correct tax in
justices. He did the job so we'll that
We reelected him by vote that was
5000 over the head of his ticket. He
4 has safe-guarded the farmers tax
interests and at the same time has
given just treatment to every tax
II paying interest.
5. He has been attacked by par
tsan newspapers. Be not deceived
E by these newspaper which may be ex-
q pected to go even further to try and
prevent Mr.. Riddick's election and
to elect candidate who will serve
their purposes. Let US stand by
Carl Riddick who has stood by our
interests in the past and who may
be relied on in the future. We, farm.
gs Of his own county, who know
him, unreservedly vouch for him.
Carl Riddick is a Republican AMI
his name will appear on the Repub-
lean ticket as follows:
For Representative in Congress,
III x Ind Congressional Dist. of Mont.
CARL w. RIDDICK
No matter what your politics be
sure and make an x before his name.
Very respectfully yours,
samuel D. Rankin, Theo. Hoag-
land, James Chittic, Geo. Cowger,
Bert Z. Blackman, R. L. Thompson,
&C. Bennett, Jos Manos, Mrs. w. A.
Wood, Robert Lucas, Matte Sher-
man, Joseph Koutensky, Tom F. DIV
e. John Won Lindern, R. F. Toon,
antoine Mlekush, M. W. Nichols.
MAS. R. Grow, James Higgins, Os-
Sf Rutledge, Arlulf Beck, II. r.
"neron W. A. McEwen, J. H. Fitz-
saad' Mrs. W. L. Bragg, R. f.
%As Mrs. James Higgins, Henry
hawkins, Mrs. Chas. R. Grow, Andy
oANlky, J. G. Sherman, Mrs. H. r.
v'nsfOn, Joe P. Oliver, S. S. King,
I% H. Hawkins, J. C. Foster, Mrs.
rFpA Oliver, Mrs. J. Won Lindern,
water A. Wood, Mrs. W. A. New
I', A. Holland, Mrs. Andy Sharky,
Issa Nlekush, Henry Johnke, Mrs.
IS uroW, Tarla Beck, Ella May,
f. mcdonald, Mrs. Oscar Rut-
.As Mrs. S. S. King, John 4.
Mrs. Laura Bennett, Charles
~, ~s''' Mrs. J, Manos, Mrs. J. C.
l, S'' William W. Wescott, Mrs.
r n'S Chlttic, Mrs. Johnke, Carl &.
. " raul Perleberg, David Wheel
v,,s E,ueS "ashburn, Mrs. James
1Oom' George Green, VIM.
Man, 4sy' Mrs. Robert Lusac, George
aDa s' r.. A. J. McCaHerty, A. E. La
San. "OOert Finley, Orvide La
Ss,,, T. 3D. b. O'Rielly, Frank Gilman,
c,+s 81 Glllen, Geo. Bertrand, L. NJ.
ln, ~ frank McQuat, T. H. Lewis,
Gin, a, =, 9arue, A. W. Rae, J. A.
&psor' vi Uharles Hassett, A. C. An
40 , Aioen Freed, R. A. Mayford.
~ IA as1nderDurg, Mrs. ]. A. Griffin,
Np NJ nae, Mrs. N. P. Ander-
Aian,~ Ms, Is E. ]. Freed, Mrs. E. J.
slen NJ Ms Nellie S. Rankin, John
margaret A. Sellers, Eliza
NTH ! HAYWARD, H. HOneke, Joe
IA. ME- n :. Mcmillan, Benz. J. Hill,
lans Nun, J. H. Holt, T. B. Me-
Mn WI William She'll, Jennie She'll,
easl, Insn M c. F. Hannah, H. w.
e | p p NJ. Nicholson, Britton Bur-
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