The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-10-10

list had been paid for. Nothing
ike this could be expected from
the republican-democratic g ang
that is operating Sheridan county.
AS a result of this sort OF poll
CIV the taxes in Sheridan county
have mounted by leaps and bounds.
If the Republican Democratic com,
bination are reelected, it Will
mean a vote of confidence, vote
of approval, and next year, the
wild squandering will be increased
and the back-breaking tax burdens
will be Just that much harder to
bear. 1t is very unlikely that
more than half of the taxes Will
be paid this fall, because of the
low prices of commodities ana t1e
exorbitant amount of the levies-
and next year there will PROBABLY
be less.
The Sheridan county taxpayers
realize that the county, with its
funds now deep in the red, will be
in a condition of bankruptcy next
year, when wheat will no doubt be
lower than it is now.
Farmers Got Enuf Republicanism
However, there will be change
IN the county administration. The
farmers are going to vote for the
Farmer-Labor candidates and econ
omy and honesty in the admins
tration of the funds of the county,
and vote for it almost solidly.
They have had enough of what
they have and they know when
they have aplenty-they know now
anyway.
Dagmar Farmer-LabOr
A farmer coming in from Dag
mar and calling at the Producers
News office said, in speaking OF
the court house gang, "Ihey
are republicans, they are running
on the republican ticket, they
support the republican party, they
work for the republican state anc
national candidates: for a party
that has betrayed and ruined Us
and plans on driving us into the
shambles which has robbed The
workers in behalf of the exploit
ers, and will continue to do so. Th'
farmers are thru with these re
publicans and democrats whethe
. they be candidates for national
state or county office. They ar
, part of the gang. The party /
bigger than the men and we ar
I for the party. The republlca'
] candidates for the state senate an
: for the legislature are just a
, much a part of the system, as ar
the candidates for Congress an
i the United States Senate. A vot
r for the republicans or democrat
: is a vote worse than thrown ava.
/, Of course they are all good lie
c lows, yah, good for what? To vol
: the way the bankers tell then
J, and do what the bankers tell thel
= every day.. No, we are going
I: vote for Robert Larson for Il
I State Senate; we know what Be
will do, he has been in the Legi
: lature for two terms and he has
I. record that shows that he is n
IT afraid to speak or to vote al
Y time or place for the farmers
n workers. Why experiment WI
: green timber when you have g
IN seasoned? And Hans Harders
&C and Andy Hansen, just compa
them with the republican cane
- dates. Would one be foolish
20 20 vote for bankers when we ha
p men like them to vote for. Out
: Dagmar, the vote will be almt
~ solid for the Farmer-Labor ticke
p And so the reports come III.
= Raymond a group of promine
Z. farmers are going to canvass
IL cry farmer in the precinct.
le- Outlook, the home of John LII
'-p several farmers met the otl
Or night and made plans to make
personal call on every farmer
90 the precinct. These farmers
90 that sentiment is almost solid
200 the farmers ticket. In the villa
zoe the Farmer-Labor vote will be
Wv largest ever cast.
'"'' Good Reports Come In.
300 Reports coming in from ot
' For precincts are almost of one b
cry. Farmers campaign committees
nee; being organized for work in eN
o 81 precinct. Money is being "a
tsp for the campaign. Meetings
- be held at strategic points wi
anG the issues of the campaign
fail be discussed. The candidates
tiers be in the field all the time a
1Apt October goth.
Ticket Popular.
re- The ticket has met with all
the universal appreciation from to
hich bottom. There never was b.
the or stronger ticket presented tc
nday voers of Sheridan county. E
sked, candidate is an outstanding ci
Ilins, in his community, with unimp'
tic able reputation for honesty
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