The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23
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SENATE RATIFTES ITALIAN DEBT PACT

INC THE FARMER is
gELlBs nv UO.stime Of the POliti-
4 popular - The two words
o; n@s ns suIs 5sye displaced the mur-
,r- relle,l. ,.-.o na,' stories from the
I'd olI0lh y the daily newspapers,
5l1ss u Wr. Jardine, then It IS
lr Z is. i e'f IN Iowa, who come
.-' oalstIbs I'm some plan Of salvation
r'aTa ..1lo-. g..r Of the soil. While the
3 be lli-5 ant ana the newspapers
al.s5 ael.s5ires about this farm re-
ri. nslu' 60 tbe farmer has been re-
l.57'1, 2 ssarIy 1iIy everything he ever
fa sTre0t his whiskers and
l,u So The Dowers that prey could
8 hl'5 3. War farmer if they had hired
~ # DiekpOckets for the pur-
n- 2or the politicians see an
-'o coming up and are out to
~ farmers Of about the only
they have left-thelr votes.
.. III this talk Of legislative
=, tbe farmer has been go
h trend Of the population
- towards the cities showing
-litions on the farms have
rbaarable. The Federal
..-ert of Agriculture has is
reDort showing that five
,-s.ter1 States, Minnesota,
n ,ri South Dakota, Wisconsin
v,-tans have lost $4,000 in
--.tisr in the agricultural dis
s. l-ring the past year. Govern
satisfies. based upon actual
..irtion. show that the move
fan the farms TO the cities
~ above 100000 since 1922.
---i,is are agreed that the
--f Of population is govern
economic conditions. The peO-
rEo can no longer endure the
-t agricultural serfdOm move
s attractive fields. The slav-
II he Industrial OverlOrds seems
nwe enticing than that Of the
T1re Companies and the banks.
7t Is the reason the farmers are
g the farms even while poll
promise them milk and hone
3 The sweet bye and bye-if they
Is
TIE GOVERNMENT Of Cal Cool.
has degenerated into a kind OF
r1ng place for all the worn out
dans and incompetent back.
alsnm in the country. If the
gui,ical Wilson could be brought
b again he would seem relative
uhlle when compared with Cool
b and his collection of nit wits
a th Jellyfsh Mr. lansing Oc
1 the State Department OfIic,
gh0rdInates did not go arOunC
mining The morals OF fOreigI
-1 who want to come into tn
-.d States. His successor, Kel
N MS handling Of the KarOly
laihcart cases has shown hi
7 Z Of gOOt breeding and his un
S Tor the important position
/ aE holds. Harry New, in hi
ng Of the American Mercur
the nails and his interference
The expressions Of opinion Q
I AnekM shows that he ha
| 'iien that the founders of tn
my wrote an article in the cor
.-on guaranteeing the freedOI
le press. Mellon the Secretar
q Treasury is a man who mad
q MS money manufacturing
rate grade Of whiskey an
9a sworn to law enforcement
ne other members of the cab
AIle can be said because the
amounted to much before the
3 On the federal payroll. The
lOi 'he moment strutting poo
NE stage. They will soon r
lhe Obscurity from whiC
should never have emerge
nan at present posing as A
1eneral viii 60 back to Il
crossroads in Vermont viii
q the others will look for iOI
-Aes s, for Money Kings of Wa
= The farmers have a fl
z get favorable legislati,
such canaiIle.
SUPREME COURT is a f
Important body than most ne
-islne' Ie' Legislatures NAV "a
'a ,u'a are called statutes VIII
Ie written into the State Cod
-e public or the lawyers. a
'hdt Lney are THE LA
construed, interpreted a
Upon upOn by the Supreme Cou
0o.'' .- is frequently sharply
y the Interpretation Of 81
na ,.0 often times three Of I
.si.. .a On the state court dec
n s NO. d great Importance. Wh
sSople s seem to think that
h Specially ! a supreme CO.
ee5,,.g ! endowed with a kind
n. '.lfal sfal power of disnensi
an N. possessed by the aver;
y ss ssa"yers and some Iitiga
n. i~1eIent' Perhaps the /
ssy., .. ot a Judge is: That he
bso5g.S VINO =. is better polite
cr g 70 a stronger noi;ti