Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-02-27
The PlentywOOd Herald
The P~lentywoOd Herald, Inc.
Publishers
Published every Thursday at Plentywood, Mon
tana, where it is entered in the United States
Postoffice as second-class mail matter.
OBJECT TO TAYLOR GANG

In our neighboring county, Williams just across
the line in North Dakota there are two newspapers
that support the farmers programs there and are al
lied against the so-called l. V. AS, being the Williams
County Newsman of Grenora and the Williams County
Farmers Press, of Williston
The aim of these newspapers together with the
men backing them are mertorious and deserving of
credit, but since Charles E Taylor and Tom OFlaherty
have gotten it into their noodles to take a flyer in
North Dakota politics, things are not sitting very well
with many Of the farmers over there who have learned
a great deal of Taylor and nothing about OFlaherty
except that he is a henchman of Taylor's. They don't
want Taylor to muddle things up the way he has done
here, and certainly don't want him to get his fingers
in the pie on that side of the line also, and in last
weeks issue of these two newspapers, they have this
to say about our honorable Charles f. Taylor:
THE Plentywood Herald last week told how
r. ". Frazier's choice for editor of the Farmers
Press had defrauded a 70 year old man in Wyom-
ing out of hundreds of dollars for board and other
credit extended to him, how is own son disowned
him and how he is now using the name OF his III
year old son in queer transactions. c. L. Taylor
sue the Farmers Press for Liable? Not in a
thousand years.
Williams County Newsman-
Paul Paulson the manager of the Newsman has
a Judgment for labor against honorable Charles +.
Taylor for about slSOO.OO which he is offering to sell
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Here is what the Farmers Press of Williston
has to saw about the Taylor Flaherty combination:
Zone OFlaherty writing in the Producers
News, Plentywood, slaps the Farmers Press, just
like that. He bemoans the fact that North Da-
kota progressives do not have newspapers to re-
present them properly. O'Flaherty is By the way,
one of the (ahem) Senator Charles f. Taylor's
henchmen.
With the gore of political battles about to
~. f.oa1- +Lo Montana Jropnrtation and aSSO-
ciates were at the state convention lending weight
TO their friends. 1t beings to look like the good
old-days were coming back. In its infancy the
League attracted a whole flock of buzzards who
came to the hinterland to lead the savages out OF
their darkness. Let no one say those crusaders
weren't progressive-progressive in making ln-
roads on Jobs and funds. Presumably lacking
SHINE. brainpower and will, North Dakota had to
be towed hither and thither by the angels OF
light, until the game played out.
But perhaps the time grows ripe. 1t is
certain there will be tremendous political battles
and more gore spilled when the buzzards begin to
gather. You can't fool a ~horsefly, nor a buzzard.
Ever since the Hon Charles E. Taylor has quit
ted his now barren camping grounds at Plenty
wood for greener pastures of this state, there IS
no doubt something rotten in Bismarck. But any
how. one buzzard missed the scent when ne tr1ed
to sink his claw into the Farmers Press-mlssed II
temporarily at least.