The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-07-24
times


Dance IN Evening
In the evening tbevo
dance with music furnishes va
"Wranglers" a new and ol5y &
orchestra Of Plentywood DC tn,
enjoying great popularitv tWa9llch i
son and which orchc.,'.,aa nus yea
formed to the delight Of ia ps.
erous dancers who trim ''e nun
light fantastic until tho P d he
hours o. the mornin'. we s@I
Will Rush organizaton
The organization Of tho :,
Farmers League in Siberia ohtd
ty will be rushed NEXT CO.. c.. eouN
afternoon a meeting WIN suidal
in the Quickmeyer precinc, Ov neg
a local will be organized ana Wien
rotary elected. The mee,; u zee
occur at the school hopso WI
o'clock. Meetings will he S az two
every precinct in the coun %.,o u
quickly as possible. y a
When the county is organic,
committee Of action will bc me-" t
ed and definite steps taken iOrn-
tect the farmers against ~, ~ PF0'
to resist the collection Of nc e,,'lo3
taxes by sales, and to proto ..sOn y
farmers against the TACT ue
ruthless collectors. Ever. o.
blooded farmer with spine en-, nd
to fight for his family and 'O1ga
home are urged to become ID. as
members Of the United Fa ,a''e'
League and TO prepare TO st linen
for the land which is tbeirs 'sEe
the chance TO live and feed %, ana
children. Those who do No, Nei
TO wait for the Organization WE, "la
lngs can leave their applicatio,no.' 49, 49,.
the Producers News office o. ~, "a ~
Rodney Salisbury. who b,s n"a
appointed the provisional co ~.n
secretary pending the first co oua
'''"y
The fees are 81 per wear ., .,
'ents per quarter. II n farm. y
boo poor TO pay this 25 cent -.
IN a statement to that effec, m,
With the secretary. n memhe,.tlu
ard will be issued to such ,nng
ant free. A number of f,r rTp-
lave already Joined voluntarily
1t IS very important that this o..
,anization should be rushed VA n
III possible speed. There is no fin,
o lose. ~"
Farmers Starving
Hon. Robert Larson rcportad /,
is precinct that there wero tS,..
n four families that are actnan.
tarvinR and had not been able !,
'et help from the county u,
aid they could not wait anv lors.
r. He told Of one instance wbe,.
e divided his flour with n motbs,
T six children who broken down
nd cried over her distress and tbs
ries Of her hungry children M
aid the husband was n worko,
nd a good farmer and that he b,d
cen to see Frank French. the com.
Missioner Of his district. but hal
cen unable to get any help from
i'm; that nearly the whole French
amily is on the county pay roll
ecause French was sore nj him
ecause he had been active in The
forts 10 Gust French from Office
,veral years ago. Larson repor.
! the farmer rs desperate. He
aid however that this man had
zen promised $50 worth Of FOOD
thursday morning at Medicine
AXE.
Report TO Producers Jews
Every woman in Sheridan coun.
who does not have food for her
If and children are urged 70 re.
,rt at once TO the Producers Nevs
Hing her exact conditions A
ember Of the United Farmers
,ague will call at once and stems
III be taken TO see TO II that aid
extended at once. No one IN
ant should hesitate a moment IN
1king the fact known. No foolish
ide should delay her for a mo-
ent. People shll not be allowed
starve in the midst Of plenty.
There Is n large organization al
ldy in Minnesota and North and
nth Dakota nd thousnds Of farm.
in the south Of Joined. A mem
rship Of a million is expected
thin a year. Sheridan county VIII
organized 1000 in the next %
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