The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-01-29
Ready to Organize


for organizing the farmers than
right now. They are practically all
in the same boat. What they are
producing is sold below cost Of
production and somebody else is
fixing the price. They can not
pay their taxes, nor the interest
on their mortgages. They are fac
| ing sheriffs' sales, eviction and
starvation.
They want 10 organize into |
something worth while and don't
know how to go about it. Their
local papers have always been
fooling them. What they need
more than anything else is their
own paper-a paper that can tell
them about the United Farmers
League Producers News.
Farmers Paper Needed.
Thru our paper we can get In
tcontact with more farmer more
lquickly and more effectively than
| in any other way. Read what
Twas done on the firing line last
!week. We are doing fine for a
lstarter but we must do much bet
tier. We must get the Producers
News into every community as
ouiclkly rs possible. Action Is
what counts right now.
Happenings of Last Week
Ellen Lemponen of the Tyomies
Society at Superior, Wis, sends In
9 new subs
Arvo F. Husa, Belden, N. D.,
sends us 1928 for bundles to be
delivered during the next five
weeks.
Orval w. Lame, Green, Mich,
sub.
Merton Willer, Torrington, Wyo
writes: "Wish / could subscribe
for your paper myself but the
system thru the Mountain States
Honey Producers Assn, has rob
bed me so systematically that
am broke. However, you may b
sure that l shall be the means o.
getting a number of subscriber
for your paper"
M. M. London, Blaine, Wash
"Please send me a copy of tn
Producers News along with all in
formation as to sub rates and tn
III. F. L."
Quick Action Counts
. w. w. Labbo, Henry, Nebr,
"Just run across a copy Of you
, paper Saturday and am sendin
you the following subs with chez
for $500 to cover same. Pleas
, send me a few sub blanks" b
sent 8 subs-he does not wait fo
George to do it.
Frank Brown, Kansas City, Nc
"Please let US know your tern
e for distributing the Produces
: News. The issues you have sen
us we have relayed to farme,
close to Oklahoma City,"
7 Art w. Kutsi, Ang0ra, MINI
4 oredrs two subscription books.
r Roger L. Murray, Butte, Mon
!. writes: "We are sending in an a
! ticle for the paper. We are Sc
III ing the Producers News now
n the streets of Butte and we a
4 having good success with it. Sc
, us some subscription blanks a
we will work among the farme
" on our way to Anaconda"
= Covering Large Territory
. Emil Folk of Glencoe, Min
comes in again: Enclosed fl
SOC for which you are TO send
," sample copy of Producers News
the following names" Emil /
paid for several hundred cop
and had them distributed. Tha
what we call spreading the new
l. v. Maxi, Robert, Mont,
here again with one more sub.
Matt Ala, Geyser, Mont: Oh
are four more 6 months subscr
lions for your paper" Then
sends us four dollars.
Donald Bjork, Iron Bell, w
"Instead of sending me five COZ
every week, send me 10 continu
ly. You will receive cash for ev
copy you send"
G. E. Tucker sends in s
from Flaxton, N. Oak.
George Wisty of Larson, N.
-ba sends in a $500 renewal. A
one sub.
M Emil Falk of Glencoe, MINI.
of here again. That boy is a go-i
he ter. He sends us 1925 and
Oh us to send sample copies to e
= of 50 enclosed names.
Getting a Good Start
ers Erick Sweet of Bonetrail, N.
IN is also one of the live wires.
ced sends z subs, all paid for.
ore are doing fine Erick. Hop to
- We appreciate it.
Au Jacob Berg from Lagle, Id
writes for a sample copy.
"a H. M. Larson, Frederick, s.
he sent US one sub.
- Felix Kunz of Malin, {
writes and tells US to be sure
ViIn write his address correct.
does not want to miss a paper
Angora, MINI. u. F. L.