The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-08-18

The regularly elected delegate con-
|..rsDce Of the Farmers Nonpartlsan
i aoore Of Sheridan County met in
! INV and endorsed complete county
Is;.ta+ for county Offices and directed
IT, al file on the republican ticket.
The candidates have all filed. The
h.Ilnts ll are being printed, and the
Epr;noarv oriro campaign is nearly over.
|Rnasday, #R,,,,ds1 August 29th, from II noon
rnt; III : o'clock P. NJ, the polls will be
|s:en |aso The old gang, the gang that
H. Ell Iooted the taxpayers of Sheridan
lronntT ,@1 t out of hundreds of thousands
N doIlars will have every friend out
l. helm defeat the farmers ticket. So
n vou W want to have the government
H the county stay in the hands OF the
farmers. if YOU want to continue to
III at home when you go to the
Polrt house, if you don't want the "old
|s.ne" back into every office of the
Emlntv and a return to the old condl-
aioDs. then you and your wife, your
En-, daughter, and your hired man
Emit get out on election day and vote.
kIake your plans on voting now and
Ia not let anything change your plans:
ii you are a good citizen, you will
Eote: YOU viii do Your duty on cleo
Zion day. You may be defeated, but
sou have done your part and you are
hot to blame for the results.
The opposition has been gumshoe-
sng all over the county, peddling their
boison, telling one story to this per-
bon and another to that, in an effort
10 cause a break in the solid ranks of
The League farmers. They have told
/ boe Dolin to keep still and not to
bay word about the gang ticket,
een knowing that Dolin's support
Eneans the defeat Of any man, SO the
Pioneer Press has OF a word to say,
lut just the same the gang candidates
ere getting their printing down at the
Pioneer Press Office. The candidates
b out and tell the farmers privately
Ehat they are not Dolin candidates,
Ehat they are both against Dolin and
Ehe Leaguers, but just the same Dolin
Rnd his whole crowd are supporting
1he very same candidates.
The plans are to defeat the Farm
FE Administration, dismiss all of the
EaseS against the men who have been
EhaFged with the robbing of the coun-
4 and the return of these very same
pen Ep1en to Office and the return to the
III lOotlng times of the past. If the
ssaraers want to prevent this sort of
thing they must come out and vote
4 primary day. they must get their
E|!neys IN shape and see to it that all
their neighbors votes that there are
\ Sslaekers left at homie. They must.
FlcS as they have never stuck before.
|ne only way that anything can be
IIts!eRpnshed by the farmers is by
Iang together and selling their pro-
lug together. It is more important
Elst M 9hey stick to their organization
|eV I than ever before. There is a lot
work to be finished. The farmers
|asE 'aa made good start and two
'TaS M more will see the cleaning up
saa3 sOgess completed in spite of all OBJ
EaSes' |aa Taxes will be decreased this
EaI l0r the first time in the history !
| g.S NE coVnty-this in spite of the ex-
ra E@ssgance and Wastefulness of the
\ e'elI ~ board Of county commission
u Esais F4G t9l have done everything to dis
b,om,St ru,s the league. The farmers are
Fbat Fntt5lencing to .lmake a showing, |
Pnaa5 |p@uSf they will finish their work, /
|TlcTgS ||TgI'igS entirely upon you. LET US /
|p5Jh, pJ, LET US WIN"
L Dslov ao is 5 a story concerning each of .
H. a'dbnaldates which the farmers
En- VIII ignored by their endorsement. !
h t;ohI. "lll nominate each indivitual on /
poSSSe o9SSet I Primary Day.
HF IN TI,,E :, R0 o., NOT SCRATCH -vu!E
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