Plentywood herald., 1931-06-11

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News claims. know what am writing anc
can prove every word OF 1t.
The Herald also furnished supplies
other than printing, to the county. And those
supplies were furnished at prices as low as
the county could buy from any firm or deal
er.
The Herald is a business house. Its pub
fishers are business men, The Producers
News is a fraud and sham Its editor is a
notorious crook, an abominable liar and a
CRATER. That's the difference between the
Plentywood Herald and the Producers News
and its publishers
Is it a wonder that the commissioners
Of Sheridan county awarded the contract to
The Plentywood Herald2 With the present
price of wheat and other farm products at
absurdy low prices, the saving Of the tax
payers money is necessity.
Facts to Remember
The Plentywood Herald has been pub
lished in Sheridan county every week since
90S, making it by far the oldest newspaper
in the county. 1t has had the county print
ing only two years in all that time
The Publishers of the Herald invite
anyone, newspaper men, members or offic-
ers of Taxpayers Associations or other in
terested taxpayers to examine any or all of
its claims during the time it did have the
contract and to find. if they can, one instance
wherein the Herald overcharged the county
tor anything
Are the other newspapers that have
had the contract willing to submit their
claims to that test?
The Publishers of the Herald invite
Taxpayers Associations or any other indiv-
inc any and all Of the claims it may file un-
der the present contract beginning July |,
lo31) and challenge any item or claim they
believe to be an overcharge
Is that fair and square proposition9
AS stated before am not the least con-
cerned with any personalities the News or
its editor may indulge in. | know the News
editor to be such an abominable liar and
crook that hold no brief for those who be-
leve otherwise and care not the least what
they think.
| have been a business partner of MIR.
Polk s and Mr. Westdahls for several years.
have found them to be gentlemen square
and upright business men, What Taylor may
say about them or about myself makes no
difference to the writer or anyone else A
comparison of their lives and dealings with
the public with Mr. Taylor's would prove
very unfavorable to Mr.. Taylor, who longs
to be the All Capone Of northeastern Mon
tana.
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dahl and myself purchased the Herald from
c. S. and Anna Nelson, Mrs. Nelson re-
tanned $ 900 of stock in the Herald corpor-
alton. Otherwise it was all outside money
that went into Plentywood
Since that time more than $4,000 has
been spent for new equipment to make the
Herald better newspaper, one worthy OF
the city of Plentywood Mr.. Polk and my
self have put in more cash frequently to
maintain the paper, but neither of us have
ever took one dollar out of it for dividends
salaries or otherwise.
Has that been giving Plentywood and
Sheridan county square deal?
The Herald has paid its taxes. Has the
Newsp
The Herald has never libeled anyone
has never tried to hijack or blackmail any
one or bulldoze anyone into patronizing it
Hasn't the News2
The Herald has never classed any Plen.
tywood doctor as butcher, murderer, a
fake pilster or as DR.. Salvarsan 0, yes!
Has the Newsp
Although interested financially in the
Herald for almost three years never inter.
fered with its policy other than to direct tina,
it observes newspaper ethics and be worthy
OF the city. Being interested in other news
papers with the Herald stockholders, have