The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
]. w. Schnitzler AS He Is
known AtFroid, His Home
Home Folks Anxious To See Him Senator-Know That
What He Has Done At Home Is An Earnest of What
He VIII Do AT Helena.

(From Froid Tribune of Aug. Is, PA
The Tribune is very glad to pub
lish the following article, which is
signed by a representative lot of
Froid farmers and business men, a
nent the candidacy of our fellow
townsman, J. w. Schnitzler, for the
Office of State Senator. Little can
be said by the editor that is not al
ready covered in the article; suffice it
to say that mans qualifications are
best known at home where he has
been tested. Half truths and polit-
ical falsehoods abound at time like
this and it is we'll for the calm think
ing voter to take eleventh-hour fod- I
der, fed out by the enemy, with
grain of SALT Schnitzler is like the
ship that has weathered the storm
and is safe in port; his record here,
and wherever else he has been is an
open book and every page tells of his
eagerness to further the best inter
ests of the community he lives in and
sings of his courage and steadfast- ;
ness to sound political principles. :
ToRoosevelt County Voters:- !
The day when we shall exercise
our right to name the men who are {
to represent us in the county, state, :
and nation, draws near. We here in "
the Froid community want to tell you r
of a man who is candidate for the
oficeof state senator that we feel
should have the support of every
voter-it matters not 7
where he resides. This man is J. W.
We are mindful of the
fact that Mr. Schhitzler cannot go
out and make the usual field cam
Daign Che advised his friends so prior
20 making his announcement) hence G.
We use this effort of telling the vo- W
,ers of his qualifications and of our
;teadfast faith in him.
His Residence Among Us
Fifteen years ago he came with 4
is and among us from an agricultur-
i section in North Dakota, and at 81
nee fell in line to help develop this ~
ection with willing and effective ~
ands and mind. He first came as a -
rinter and established the Froid ~ -
'ribune, then as a banker and follow -.
no close as a farmer. AS a banker f.
e soon widened his scope of useful n;
ess and his institution has grown n.
18th the years-good years and ad- ~
erse years-until now it is recogniz-
as one of the best managed in
itutions in the state. During these UT
wing years he has used his personal Wi
lnds to help tide over many man
! these lands, who would otherwise
ave been required to iquidate at
heavy loss. During the develop
ent period he spent two winters
the East (when the East frowned roa
Montana investments and when the
rm loans could not be sold at any in
emium) and induced investors to /
ter this field and help develop it y
rough loans on farm lands. AS U. Wi
Commissioner he "proved up" over sta1
hundred homesteaders and assist to
them in securing final title to for
cir lands-this was in addition to the
other work and we, who know, Sur
We often heard the keys of his type leaC
tier click long after others were Kat
st in sunderland. He is from a Eue
lg line of agriculturalists and his dire
tural drift is to the soil, so it was peel
/ long until he was riding the plow rou.
i busting the sod; he has dug the
ks off more acres, broken more L
'es of sod and seeded it to crop Il
n any other individual in Mont ions
/. His farm today is pointed to as L. 4
nodel III CnlS secIloH WneIe oIueI Frol
| good work is the rule and where torn
mony prevails in every branch. says
has fostered corn and dairying este
whole year around two years ago heal
Mt several thousand dollars to local
p a creamery in operation here
shipped lot of registered Mar c.
seed wheat from Canada and has Ri
S fostered the drift into better one
l. He employs from fifteen to that
Y men all the time and if you dav.
It to know anything about J. w. ent !
nitzler, yes, "Ask the man who oped
ks for him and with him." Berg
His War Record Repu
hose of us who have our political missi
close to the ground hear rumb- ment