The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-28
DESTRUCTIVE. CRAFTSMANSHIP ~

DESTRUCTIVE CRAFTSMANSHIP ~
The proprietor of the ronne Press the local kept oIgan
BzS lot x on the string termed the destructive CRITICS." OF the
In ether %oE s: ; h paper h ecRac"' for telling the tut"
if the rr"duces News said nice things Do.n and
Of Sheridan" co"y suppressed the Of his activities
Joined with him NH hi; and @ en- a h
dy sse News o e ss and s a ns% o @
in Sheridan county and Eastern Montana and its editor states
soe with i'm nd S a%%s'f Ss his friends; ;,,
money! S s % S sr e nns s by sn n
teng the tu6 and its fidelity to the
mics and the variety Of sqoe,s and which the
said emit and by the number Of readers which it has and
labor and its xcaG of friends and n ed Of enemies lies
the who works and produces the bread which they steal and
upon The poea cooties" and the court house parasite, don't
like the Producers News and was never meant expected that
Lice don't like hot water be''"gS c'r'oe acid and
duc News then honest should with good
the I d we hc of the s e%G Sc Of nt He
agns the deliberate and planned robbery of honest YokiE so-
sctiye t6en this and this editor proud to be
Now take Dolin for example: has probably
$5ooo from Sheridan county he first secured the contract
first got the contract because of the fact that he opposed
prohibition and supported and encouraged all the elements Of
ton an was then power had sso q the in
GOT G"s
coun of e GSpG s S in The & S the
six when corrupt grating element gets into
c ~n % e Go co s 6a ana m9fy icy hd be-
such that it almost impossible to remove officer he
succeeded after in securing the printing
We're called for very little attention " ~ paid tine " cot,s c"
the the bids filed! the bids on the t of Doin always
his bids and contract with the county while the Board
all ove, h~ state printers and the Sheridan and Valley
$ : the i"""" * "x i '' 'i"
the e; ' n Of m' r vhe c, , mentioned
t h "y n1d dIt had c i" 'Gn' , !h the and
ducv News al! day the integrity of the claim,
items d Ike s should be PAID v"d this rir testified (" the
head the vs1noy fSo" " th ~S eot u { ' r ' 'a
t " claim n, was "a D ya and his decision" put the
c''rt' Joke and the subject OF Jest.
insist that the best that he knew that tt the dcc;SoH
ws Just nd honeand maybe he thinks that sut
t to read the laws and the contract KNOWS the
ud and it is hard G for zen EDITOR of %S e o Sy
News not to honestly think and to honestly believe Judge
see a Joe S%f claim S "'{ us 'n nS @ S
don given Hef t this editor before him was correct and
what we do think and feel that Judge Conner knows that
Yet Judgs Conner vii! insist that he h":
ated by the highest motives rendered
And that decision he knows gives the Pro- &c
ducer News has said and feel he knows that
News has told the truth. !"
And Judge Conner about and talks to students in
sa about tont n m0 e sns d sS o % t M
rendered in the I)olin
dececyand G f. Conner thinks Tat he can r away with this
stuff.
Surely, conscience must him, and III the end he
will pay for it, don't forget that
And when the Producers News speaks the Gods
this sort OF carrying dci''nc>1 H. Il =: "
and craftsmanship and n he
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