The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
p,,reau Meet
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4, 70 -.
4 IS to'i' ,sx;n,uni smount to
apssd to to an mich may be used as Ie
d sW' supplies and PROVISIONS, =
kss: for suef or feed and oil and IL
psx yin Maximum: and for seed $
u.s. ,sotal amount soon' 3
! ar to''. ,;,arions De received .
/ That !. ap banks and acted en- by
gbs locan ro,,th Relief COMMITTEES.
lpcsl p[o and Recorder and pre-
10 Cls shs COUNTY Commissioners IS
ID 20 /. after loan has been grant
las' be given applicant snFo sasr Il
El:al o.. pun application and order IS
h in tnr ,rebase IN the open mar
! ssr+lernent for such
| !, 5 contract a : z.Ts7: as provided.
:, If meeting between citizens
| , 1a1'nty Commissioners , n .o !
! budget for 1920, f .=1s sAon
;' D Room. Attendance
s'p n.,aaet was again presented by
buas The absent County
aa !.s;oners failed to be present |
kSrlSSlOIkCiS L. ,<hav. u-seaaA5
9 Snss,sa;dderable argument followed. |
t a;asns demanded reason. The
au1er' Commissioner had most
loa nlcsral dislike for the County
ei ssvnderson-but said that the
e11 a Asent bought oats for Co
tB 5ai t. without auth0rizansn:
!. County Agent was called in
.u Wv no;nts of difference Coun-
innt Anderson asked ). y. MAJ
as sat the disagreement was over.
w., Ts+k; ms, mentioned the ordering
as'. .arloads of oats without an-
~. Mr.. Anderson explained 1naI
Y have authority at that time 70
y a', everything that he needed
/ \. eonher work. He further ex-
;' l. That kat he had not definitely or
j s. .h I'll three cars of oats and stat
y. ". circumstances. Mr.. Sowis
Ela y NJ. Anderson up by phone at
N po;nt They made arrangements
-. .s 1t Bainville the next day and
! Pfentywood next day together.
sarIes did not show up. The
tsinp-Mr. Anderson knew that
uts had arrived.
r. hther Mr.. Watkins wanted to
'. .ry Thy Mr.. Anderson did not re-
\ An oats received from Jack Dug
! At time requested. Mr.. Ander-
snlained that he had tried to
he weights of every load, but
n Iuggan would not deliver them
Is weeks later the commissioners
.rpsted the weights but Duggan
withheld them. Finally weights
n secured from Duggan but bus
sg Of delivery were wrong so that
could not approve them. DuggaI
his report had two loads delivered
ios the mixing was opened. Furth'
Mr. Matkin seaid that Andersen
# the County Commissioners IN bat
nj the strychnine orders, In tina
neson knew the order had bee1
land then called for more bids MI
herson explained that two bid
NE opened and presented on Satur
II. He recommended to the Count,
transformers to allow the bid OF tn
latywood Pharmacy provided til
hHmacy would furnish the sac
arne at 81 per ounce. This mean
bit the bid was not let. Huxol Dru
: 4 and Hudson-Crawford Co. IA
= IDS ready to present on Monda!
Ne Plentywood Pharmacy then cam
with bid Of 81 on saccharine. s
b Anderson recommended that tt
y be allowed to the Plentywoo
hmacy. Mr.. Anderson further e.
sned that this saved the Count
bout $500.
NJ. Matkin would not sign an.
lung relative to the County Age
The citizens and farmers requisite
alty Agent Anderson to send Of
% Information on Drouth Relief al
continue to have the communltI'
elect Drouth Relief Committee
ageed.
We, the undersigned members
Sheridan County Farm Bure;
10 free holders in said count
Ae the following recommendation
Connection with the coming Sc
ssIn or dc5uth relief election to
70 on January 3rd, 1920, viii
afaOn is being called for the pr
M Of voting on bonding the S;
y for the sum Of 100000 ]
u Relief Of the Drouth-strick
-ners in this county:
! That the maximum amount
loaned to any one farmer shall !
AVE. s'ted $500, which may be used
saaWs For provisions, 500 ma
~ ,aa Tor feed, oil, or repairs, s.
'aamum; for seed, $500 maximum
A. That all applications be sent
A. ~. Ncal Farm Bureau committee
sutton and approval.
NJ u That all amounts approved
sa ~ 70 the local bank for distrll
% N.Y. 10 be used for the specific p
s t,s.s applied for, and that the APP
S,s S De given the privilege Of 2
H. sSlle the seed. feed, or supplies
y open market.
ha@a, That in settlement for s
a a contract be given as provl
\, mat an additional charge Q
,,, vent on the face of the amo
fnUsed be made to defray expe1
sssSss!!alon, which 5 per cent shf
s. s,uMutlonal to the regular rate
sess charged on contracts.
Signed:
GGEE00RGE CROSSE