The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-02-12

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Henry Tormala, Chassell, Mich, D
sends in one sub.
Going At It Right
VIM, Lapinoja of Enumclaw,
Wash, sends in two new subs and
one renewal. eve had better go
and see those prospective subscrib-
ers of ours today" his wife told |
him, and off they went, and this |
lis what they got.
| Steve Kochis, Calhan, Colo,
sends in another sub and writes:
"I've got the money but l am try
ing to get more and send it at
Sonce."
| John Miklola, Columbus, Mont,
pays for ITS copies of Producers
News. He also writes an interest
ing letter, printed last week. We
like to have more letters.
Frank A. Salo, Virginia, Mimi,
comes in with one sub.
Otto Wittrick, Worthwhile, Mich,
is organizing in Michigan and
writes for literature and says:
"For a great organization thru
cut Michigan. Farmers here get
SLIGO for 100 pounds of milk. In
the city they pay to 10 cents per
quart"
Towo Hiltunen, Angora, Mimi,
orders 20 extra copies for Feb. IL.
Anton Kush, Alexandria, Mimi,
wants Is copies to be distributed
at meeting.
Oluf Parry, New York Mills,
Mimi, writes: Enclosed find a
couple of trial subscriptions along
with my own renewal. Will send
in some more when 1 get around
to take some subs"
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Rudolph Milftith, Kelsey, Mimi,
sends us two subs and tells US he
will be busy getting some more
In letter printed last week he
tells about local condition.
Rev. M. Larsen, P. R. Poulsen
Jens L. Loft and Mikkel Poulser
all of Dagmar, Mont, renew Their
subscriptions.
Mrs. Christ Heiberg, Dagmar
Mont, subscribes for her brother
in Dakota.
: Archie Young, Mt. Vernon
; Wash, pays $2.65 for bundles.
John Carlson, Betrel, MINI.
. subscribes for six months.
; Donald Bjork, Iron Bell, Wis.
sends stamps for another II
copies.
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Ane Niemela of New Yorl
/. Mills, Mimi, writes: "On Febru
t airy 7th, we are holding an affai
; to finance a campaign for regu
, lar drive for subs to the Producer
News. We intend to go out wit
cars and visit from house t
house.
Frederick Coop. Store, Fred
( erick, So. OAK, pays $8.75 for %
!, copies of Producers News.
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: Mimi, has heard about the Pro
! ducers News and writes: "I woul
! like to hear from you as soon a
possible and get your subscriptio
price"
'' Arne Jaskela, Newell, So. Oak
is here again with two more sub
and pays for bundle.
From the Far West
= From San Francisco, Calf
eve have mapped out plan fc
organizing the U. F. L. For or
= of our first steps we have decide
: to order regular bundles of Pre-
ducers News. We are also tryin
to organize two squads of cit
u workers to go out in the countr
y to help the farmers organize an
d will try to get subscriptions fl
Producers News"
Merton Miller of Torringto,
: Wyo., writes for information abol
a the U. F. L. and asks for copit
If of the paper.
|. Erwin Sachow, Plentywood, pa!
:, his subscription with five dolla,
: worth Of coal.
: Fred Koskinierni, Gaclxle, N. I
- subscribes.
Bruce N. Taylor, Palisad
Mimi, sends one sub.
= Paying for More Copies
Emil Falk Of Glencoe, Mimi,
here again with two dollars al
Il Sc names to which he wants sar
pie copies of the Producers Nev
- sent.
!. Julius Meisenbach Of Hysha,
Mont, sends in 33 more names
sample copies and check to GOV
ie expenses. He also writes: "T
- road crew was laid off because
n lack Of funds. Very few local m
lie were put on the job. The irrie
al. ton company sold its stock at
he cents on the dollar so / was to
ha Considerable land is still bel
:. sold for taxes" julius was
=. delegate to the Soviet Union |,
u May and promises to write alb,
'e- it.
ar Louis J. Kadrmas, Dickinson,
lie D., writes for sample copy.
RS Frank Burns, Birmingham, A
;ab sends for a dozen coniee nf