The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-01

would still be here, and the farmers
would stick together and protect Ont
How many people would lose
old Jews had, and wipe off all the
would lose by it, would it not be f
should be done. Organize the farm
of it. Get them to subscribe for tn
cuss these problems.
LAST WEEKS DOINGS
Chas. Tura, Lesser, ILL.,, sub
scribes for year.
John A. Wilson, Davenport, la.'
Writes for back copies Of the Pro-
lducers News and says: I'VE are
about to start a drive among the
farmers in this district. The far
mers are looking for Organiza-
ton"
John Mankinen, Fort Bragg,
Calf, subscribes.
Ellen Lemponen, Superior, WIS.,,
sends one more sub.
Parke Ludwig, Helena, Ohio,
sends in three subs.
Towo Hiltunen, Angora, Mimi,
is here with one sub for year.
]. B. Welzenbach, Wolf Point,
Mont, renews his subscription and
offers to send us some books.
Takes No Chances
Marvin Tande, White Earth, N.
Oak, extends his subscription an
other six months. He writes: 81
sure don't want to take any
chances on losing out on any of
the Producers News papers if pos
sible. 1t sure is a fine paper. The
only thing l do not like about it,
is that it is not a daily paper"
Elmer Ross, Knappa, Oregon,
renews his paper ana pays for 10
-25c sub cards and bundle of SO
papers.
VIM. Sorbeen, Hinsdale, Mont.
subscribes for six months.
Roger L. Murray, Butte, Mont.
writes for sample copies.
Roy R. Meisenbach, Eden, Mont.
subscribes for six months" Sc
far this community has not beer
hit as hard as others. They are
able to pay taxes and keep off th'
bread lines, but how long is wha
they are asking now"
H. L. Barritt, Buffalo, Missouri
pays for another three months
eve can't do without the Produc
ers News" he says.
Issues Challenge
James O'Neil, Spokane, Wash
orders sub books and orders bun
die of 25 copies: "The last bundl
went in no time," he says. He
also challenging Rogers P. Murra
Of Butte, Mont, to see who ca
get the most subs in the shorte
time-hop to it. That's the wa
we like it.
Uno Ranta, Geyser, Mont, sen
in two subs.
Ida Kuivinen, Ottertail, MINI
sends in eleven 25c subs and on
for three months.
Fred Ponder, Ladysmith, Wis
writes for information about ii
paper.
J. Parke Ludwig, Helena, Obi
renews for another year.
70 Strong on Sample Copies
: Emil Falk, Glencoe, Min1
8 sends in another 6Oc to pay f,
- more sample copies to be sent on
U Geo. Keith, Bull, Idaho, sen,
Is in sub for one year.
g w. G. Schultz, Napoleon, Obi
renews for another year and pa,
tn for four more SOC subs to be Sc
he to his friends in four states.
es A. Schlemmer, Chisago Cit
tv MIMI, pays for four 25c subs.
,e VIM. Harma, Menahga, Min
:. writes for samples and inform
" tons about Producers News al
g United Farmers League.
1h1l1p HdulSon, 1almar, MIC
Is writes for copies and says he "
ru try and get us some subs.
o. Onnie Manikko, OntonagS
ey Mich, sends one sub.
TIL Arne o. Kainu, Roberts, Nor
at sends one more sub.
Frederick Cooperative Me
ba Co., Frederick. So. OAK. sends
another five subs.
]. I. Whidden, Pittsburg, Ks
- sas, orders 200 copies for drive
NJ Albert Finnila, Cook, MINI,
.o- going out getting subs. He ord,
ID a receipt book and sample copie
s." Robert Kirmo, Braddock, N.
re- orders so copies of Produc,
no News.
lc- Elmo Maxi, Iron, Mimi, sends
&c one sub.