The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-07
snuirreI Food

l'sJSo,vical as all this may seem
7 the first glance
d The Republicans under the NOR
Inc ne Intellectual leadership OF
. an4 tvnicaI mainstreeters, Frank
taoss .s y and L. S. Olson, won all
f!s ~ county offices by substan-
d q 'r mssi tSi except the import
Ia n nifi Of County Commission
an ~. Jl Farmer-Labor candidate,
Ell e. n Hansen, of Coalridge, raced
S sone in that contest, and thus
Di5s the big wilmington a Coun-
mac C1ommissionership is worth all
y he other offices put together
81 81 c conrse the farmer-laborites are
..,yy about the defeat of Hans
S soi-y The defeat of Hans
p I,as,r,u is reproach to the
i.tsiligence of every voter in the
, .mrty: for if Sheridan county ev-
..' IsS an honest, capable, efficient
sticial. a man absolutely honest
nan, nan Of more than ordinary abili-
= W" who served the people faith
xiv N Il was Hans Rasmussen
That That thew should defeat him, in
t ir,, Of Bob Wheeler, a person OF
~ ability. whose only function is
f. draw his warrant at the end OF
tEe month. is beyond human com
rrsbension. Hans Rasmussen is
nncbt because he is honest, be-
,snse he will not bend the preg-
rsrt hinges of his knees that
thrift may follow fawning. Hans
Rasmussen is needed by the tax
Davers of Sheridan county in the
office of Surveyor, and his defeat
Isl reflection on the people anC
NOT on Hans, and is a folly which
thew will pay thru the noses for.
Ed IversOn, the old hypocrite
buffOOn and renegade, was repudi
sted. There is a lot of satisfac
ton in that fact. That is on
wise credit to the people. 1t is thu
last we will ever hear of Ed poll
ically. He goes to join that 9th
g renegade, plug hat Aage Lar
son. So be it always to traitors.
There is still another renegad,
at the court house, who puts hi
own pie card above principle, VIII,
serves whenever it seems to prof
MIN and he can get away with il
and who then favors the opposition
to the French machine when
seems wise to do so. Sooner o
later characters of this sort vii
be found out, and will then go +
defeat, unwept, unhonored and un
sung: despised alike by all partie
and persons. A person may wi
on this basis for a while, but h
always pays in the end.
Grant Blackwell got under tn
wre again and thus is insured O
slOO month bonus, free offic
rent, free lights and free fuel. H
can 60 on for two years more wit
MS cheap prosecutions and finanC
ng.Of mOOnshine ventures, but hi
career is ended, and it will be tn
last office he will ever hold
SAendan county. The people hav
his number.
n Hans Madsen was re-electe
Sheriff. He will no doubt continu
sS economy program: as far &
He Office is concerned he don
NOW what is going on in it. tt
ae was reelected his majority VIZ
.sduced by One-half over two yeal
n s9O' Norton made a fine run ar
ne will not be forgotten.
Y Inc farmer-labor candidates 2
:" vent home smiling. They recei
- line vote on a fundament
4 y IoOS program, receiving abor
WV straight votes. This in itse
= something to point with pri,
n sS,.I Iney DO not have the respo
S ~Olnty Of trying to salvage Il
S..n .y rom the wreck the Repu
5san have made, which won
W. Qeen a dismal job.
NAVY, WV tne republicans and the t;
S S,9t5 " will stew in their ov
n, 'l. This fall only about six
t,y.o cent Of the first half of t
S ,aHSs will be paid; next spri1
bss about 2096 of the l.
5 5s5.. Will be paid. The warrant
win TE'eOnesS will increase. Ban
va y, soon be discounting sala
tS stfs n In fact it NAV occ
have ' tS holding the offices m
year 40 = 60 60 without salary. NJ
81 lime me taxes "a must 90 to at Ie,
Sa,@a !. The school taxes a. ss i1 !
countv work S, nor dragging. Sherid
S5T' y Evil will reap the harvest gt't s ~
Far1na@rt french E g; and his outfit and
bonn r,.9i candidates all GIiu W,
al h. s%Illaltlng-lmowing that lat a at
GOOD Inv, voters had done them
Ha %osev e., the voters endor,
and fit, and the Republican u pa
votes. ' Tb.,' cent wheat by Il Il
more Of = they have and W
cent S good and plenty tVe{ foo VIII I. 8
Republican, don't give them emo,
cent wS rsa !, DIemOcratismn ef 70,
les nen FL, Wlll help fill their i
hess iail, when tho s,,,oiI, I
Thsn s 9,ons with the the Ol waSb !
Of MoSnIis.sss will grow on tS WOOD %,
i 1sss..T Sere o oDs. sheep viii l gr
hss'@S,ss agricultural s1 ' section d
they f first the the gods would dos.
and S sDo1l, the intellectual, !.
Continues of the rep u
''o on Page Four