The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-20

THEY AXE IALklNG ABOUI.
What they have to say is of vital
interest to the people of Montana.
This state, as the result of intelligent
action on the part Of the people should
be entering upon the most prosperous
in its history.
The opportunity is ripe for great
strides forward. Broad cooperation,
unselfish cooperation will work Won
ders in this state.
From every. corner Of Montana let
ters are pouring in from people who
are coming to attend the great gath
ering.
Read the program. Glenn Plumb,
.. E.. +. Ladd. Gov. Frazier Of North
Dakota, lsg Dr.. Taylor Of the Depart
!tlaent aef- Agriculture, Washington, ;45,
c., President Atkinson and corps Of
agricultural educational experts, ).
bkots Stae Mi sSd fa GeSaos tns Fot Gs
ISOLATION IN ADDITION rs THE
BEST BRAINS THAT CAN BE
FOUND IN MONTANA: The ap-
pearance of President A. G. Townley
will be Of special interest to the
League members.
The addresses will be practical.
This is not pipe dream congress. It
is for the purpose of disseminating
trustworthy information.
THIS PROGRAM IS FREE. While
there will be immense crowds. you can
get seat as in addition to the Pal
ace Theatre, two other big halls have
been secured and overflow meetings
will be held where the program will
be exactly the same as ar the Palace
Theatre, the same speakers appearing
at both places.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME. HIM
dreds Of town people from Great
Falls and all surrounding towns will
be here, as well as farmers from ev-
cry corner Of the state.
If you miss the Cooperators Con-
gress, you will miss the best program
ever provided in the state. IL you
miss it you will 3e a back number for
you will not be in touch with the
people in Montana who are doing
things.
Monday Evening, February q.
Address Of Welcome Louis New.
man, Mayor.
DR.. E. F. Ladd, President N. D. Ag-
ricultural College, The Future Agri-
culture and What We are Doing in
North Dakota"
Glenn Plumb, "The Plumb Plan Of
Railroad Operation and Control"
Tuesday Evening, February "a
Steve Ely, Chairman
w. S. Mccormack, kalispell.
Hon. S. C. Ford, "'Taxation.''
Gov. Lynn J. Frazier, North Dako-
ia, "What We Have Done and Our
Future Aims"
Wednesday Morning, February 25
Hon. r. C. Arnold, Cpheim, Chairman
w. J. Hannah. Big Timber, Farm
Loans at Three Per Gen.
r. A. Haste, Scientific Farming"
c. E. Taylor, Plentywood, "1he
Press"
Irrigation, Genera Discussion.
Wednesday Afternoon, February Is
DR.. E. B. Craighead, Chairman
w. L. Beers, Extension Division,
Agriculture College, "New Ideas IN
Cooperative Marketing"
Pres. Atkinson, Agriculture College,
Bozeman, Enhancing Higher Educa-
ton in Montana"
Miss Mignon Quaw, "The Farm Bu-
reau at Work and at Play"
Prof. M. J. Abbey, New Demands
Wednesday Evening, February rs
B. C. White, Chairman
DR.. E. B. Craighead, Missoula,
Thomas jefferson and Where He
Would Stand Today"
DR.. H. C. Taylor, Agr. Dept, WASH |
ington, D. c., 'The Cost of Produc-
ton and Farm Profits"
J. M. Anderson, Pres. Equity Co.
operative Exchange, "Our Fight"
Thursday Morning, February Is
H. o. Folkestad, Chairman
Sam Hampton, lsozam;.n.
3. c. White, Buffalo.
Ole Sanvik, County Assessor, Dill
County, "Taxes md Other Things"
William Bouck, Pres. Washington
State Grange, "The Triple Alliance