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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16
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Edgar !. Syverud, Correspondent

The Ole Doe family were visitors
at the Mat Solheim farm home nortf
of Hanks on Sunday.
Your correspondent ACCOMPANIED
commissioner Carl Hansen to P1en,
tywood on Tuesday to a Board Meet.
ing.
An abundance OF rain seems to
have been the order for the past
week, a two inch cloudburst on We'd
nesday and several half inch and
smaller showers off and on. A b4al
OF about four inches OF rainfall in
The past two weeks considerably
changed the crop prospects. The
hay sicnghs r well filled and in
some cases contain too much water
SO that some draining has been made.
Grace Ibsen from the reservation
mas been staying with her sister.
Mrs Edwin Dahl. the past week
Several families from our
lty attended the Communist meeting
at Brush Lake ON Sunday afternoon.
It was also the opening day for this
popular resort. A fairly large crowd
attended in spite of the rain and had
roads.
Our community was saddered to
learn OF the sudden death Of Gertie
Bergen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Groskurth of Reserve. former
~ residents here. Funeral vas held
at the Danish church west of Dag
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ. R. Paulsen
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16
WOLF CREEK
mrs. B. Davenport, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell Wis
tied at Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marsl
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau ant
daughter, Thelma, visited Mr.. am
Mrs. John Severson Sunday after.
noon
VIM. Cromwell called at Jasn~,
Phelphs and Burton Davemost,
Sunday.
Miss Alvina Linder spent sunda,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Tony Linder.
Dan Campbell was to Redstone or
Tuesday.
James Cowan spent Monday a
Dan Campbells.
Gorden Mclaughlin visited nj
Burton Davenport's Mohday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Dayemor.
a the proud parents of . a. III
baby girl born Thursday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau and
son, Cecil, were to Plentywoot
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Jasper Phelps, Hazel Marsh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau and
family were Friday callers at Bur
ton Davenportt's
Nh. and Mrs. Dan Campbell am
family wses callers at the Burton
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Mrs Emma Hedge s, dauehtel
Marie, and Shirley Hedges, left by
car Thursday for Dillon, where Mrs,
Heges and Shirley viii attend the
Summer session of Montana Normal
College.
Mr. Dewitt, local high school in
structor, left Sunday, the 3rd. for
ms home IN Kansas. Jerald Rich
ardsof1 and Bernal Foster accomnan-
led him.
turing the past two weeks. Antel-
ope has been fortunate in having A
vacation church school, conducted by
the Rev. Gale Anderson OF PLENTY
wood. There were twenty-five pu-
pills enrolled. On Friday evening a
program was presented for the bene-
mt OF parents and friends. A good
crowd was in attendance despite the
rain.
Dale Murray and Bud Richard
Q made a business trip To Minot.
N. Oak, Friday.
Helen McLaughlis visited friends
IN Wllliston over the weekend.
Mn. and Mrs. Phil Ziebarth tf pler-
,oywood visited at the Fl. Hendrickson
home Sunday.
q number of Antelope people at
tended Eastern Star lodge at PLENTY
wood, Wednesday night.
tnalg Saxton left Saturday fhr
Missoula, where he will attend the
Citizens Military Training Camn.
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donna Myars, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clemetsor
and family We're afternoon visitors
at the Chris Peterson home Sunday
Mildred Myars was a town calle,
Monday.
Peter Mack was a town yiSito,
Mondty afternoon.
Tuesday Ole Hoist was a yisito,
at the Chris Petersen home.
Muriel Myars and Junior pedersar
visitors of Margaret Hove on
Tuesday afternoon.
Ole Hoist and Chester and James
Petersen Coalridge shoppers
Tuesday.
Wednesday, Kenneth Hoist and
Donna Myars visited the dentist IN
Grenora. They also called on Steve
Wise, the depot agent, while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nielsen were
afternoon callers at the Ole Hoist
home Wednesday.
James Petersen and Chester Hoist
were callers at the Jacob Lee home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hoist were
at the Ole Hoist home We'd
nesday.
Raymond Friberg was a visitor Of
Junior Peterson Wednesday.
Kenneth Hoist and Donna Mvars
We're over night visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Paulsen near Coalridpe
Wednesday.
rete Jensen was a business shopper
IN Westby Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Petersen and children
We're town shoppers Thursday.
fete Mack called on Ole Hoist o.
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. August Olson and
family left Wednesday, for Mohall.
Y, OAK, and points in Minnesota
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Petersen and
] uHMor were business callers in Doo-
ley Friday. They also we're dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fran
s1n.
Borghild Franson is visiting Muir
lei Myars for a few days, this week.
olga Strand is spending a few DAYS
visiting relatives in Crosby.
Sig Nelson drove his cattle to the
this week.
The Ed Negaard family moved out
TO the farm Tuesday. They will re-
to town this fall.
Clarice and Esther Rice returned
from Havre Saturday. Russell
Mitchell met them at Culbertson.
claris and Esther attended Normal
N Havre the past term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hoist were
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spend a few weeks.
Mr.. Theodore Thorson returned
Sunday from Dillon where he has
been attending seheel-
Mr.. Ralph Iceland came home
Monday from Missoula where he has
been in school for the past year.
Mrs. Frank KUester returned
home from Rochester where she had
a major operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Salonek and Mr..
and Mrs Frask Lund nRIored 10
Flaxville Sunday.
The Palmer Scott family were
Sunday guests at the Ellis Hurst
home.
Dagne and Gladys Void went to
Minot Sunday to attend summer
school.
The Misses Emma Wollan, Heles
Hank and Ethel Selvig returned
from school at Havre on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmonette motor
ed to Havre Tuesday to meet their
daughter Margaret who has been
taking training to become a nurse
in Great Falls. They were accom-
parted by Miss Minnie Engler of
Plentywood.
Mr.. Ruthkoski, the Seminarian
who will teach PanochiaI school. ar
rived Saturday evening. Mrs Cor
kerry will act as housekeeper during
his stay here.
The Outlook End team PLAYED ball
at Whitehall and got the worst of
it. Score 8 to 3 in favor of White
tail. |
Mrs. Alexander is visiting for !,
few days with Miss Sara Hanson
of Flaxville and Professor is hoein9l
furiously ! n his garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Olson and
family Went TO Whitehall Sunday to
see the ball game.
Henry Wolers, Mr.. Amilson, the
Clint Cosper family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Casper were Plentywood
on Thursday.
Miss Myrtle White was housekeep-
CT during ire absence off Mr.. and
Mrs. Lux.
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F r N K
Mrs. c. R. Brock, Correspondent

Mrs. S. Gustafson returned to he
home in Canada this week after
months visit here with her children
She was accompanied home by Mrs
H. G. Peterson, who will visit rela
tives in Canada until July 9TH
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Bnock enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lipscomb
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lipscomb ant
family, and Misses Bessie Lipscoml
and Esther Geiser ON Wednesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Bergen of near Hanks. N
Oak, is a visitor at the Ed Smith
home.
Henry Lipscomb came home from
his work a few days last week to
visit with his aunt, Miss Bessie Lips
comb, during her visit here, return
ing to his work Tuesday evening.
The serenson and Torgerson fam
lies attended the Communist meet
ing in Brush Lake, Sunday.
Miss Lottie Lipsoomb called on
Mrs. Henry w. Henke on Friday af-
ternooTl.
Mrs. John Marion is in the VIII
llston hospital for treatment.
Ole .Hogne, daughter Clara. and
two SONS were Saturday callers OF
A. F. Lipscomb's.
bro. Emerson and wife drove over
from Westby for an afternoon ser
vice Sunday, returning afterward to
conduct a vacation bible school at
Westby for the coming week.
Sophus Christensen went up Sat
urday to spend Sunday with his sis
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Plum
beck, of near Dagmar.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Wikum and
children of lear Williston, N. Oak.
visited home folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lipscomb and
bessie Lipscomb and Esther Geiser
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Lipscomb and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Patterson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Rongstad and family spent Sunday
at Alex Patterson's.
Joe Fredrick's family ara Victor
Rydeen were Sunday visitors al H.
G. Peterson's.
The Ed Dahbtrom family and H.
Z. Peterson attended the Communist
meeting in Brush Lake, Sunday.
Tins vicinity has been blessed with
bountiful rains the past week which
surely came just in time to save
OF the crops. Much OF the a
Y seeding, especially on dkrinr.
lad already been relinquished to the
family. Everyone seems 80
ae as grateful for the prospects OF
garden as for a crop.
bro. Emerson and wife b to
conduct q daily vacation bible school
Sunny Hill in the near future.
any one desiring their children
% enter the school for about two
weeks are welcome.
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"A M IND
sflora Jordan. Corresponding

VIM Ewing and family Of nent-
wood passed through Raymozd on
Lie1r return from their vacation in
Canada
Carl Hovdey was in town Oh Sat
urday.
Lorrain Gibson and June Stewart
went 70 Plenfywood On Monday to
VISIT friends and relatives.
Thee. Thorstyedt went tn plentv-
wood, Friday.
I'd BJerke has been fencing for
Henry Hill and August Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Nelson. Art
Nankle and family. Melvin Even
o and family, Ben Void. Ed Han
nah, Carl Fink and Dave Dubxv were
among those attending the Speaking
at Plentywo1d, Thursday NIGHT
Jack Geartin and Mrs. Lair Cpuuse
were Fentywood shoppers last week.
MT and Mrs. Jacob Schikurski
and Mr. and Mrs Louie Schmidt
came ever from Canada on Sunday
to visit relatives
lreorge LAGRANGE and III. Void re-
visit rear M;n+o. c. '0A IS Va .
G. w. Young Is relief cfs,a~
the immigration Office during tha
absence of Mr.. RepIinpar
Kenneth Collins visited near Min
Don, Sask-, Sunday.
Ed Hannah md ch;Ia~a~
nome hast week from their trin nrrtn
OF Regina They endOuu2ared had
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16
RAYMOND
Eleanor Holland. Correspondent

The Misses Florence and Mildre.
Brown spent Tuesday afternoon a
the Lena Wilson home.
Several farmers from this vicin
ity went 10 Raymond TUESDAY Il
attend the Farmers Union meeting
held in the school house.
c. b Loutzenheiser and son. Mar
vim. were business callers a the Oh
Shea home Tuesday evening.
Pete and John Fink vera Plenty
wood callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Fink called at the Johr
Fink home Wednesday.
Leroy Holland called at the Art
Wankel home Thursday.
Roy McBurney called at the Joe
Brown home Wednesday.
Mrs Joe Brown visited at the
Johnny Malcolm and Joe MfBurney
homes Thursday and Friday.
Thelma Holland spent Saturday
at the Leo Hiesler home.
Roma Wilson called at tie Joe
Brewn home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fink ard Flea
nor Holland left for Minot. N. D..
TO spend a few days.
Harry Fink Is staying It the
Harry Holland home while his folks
are away.
Mrs. Jake Nielsen and family
visited at the Joe Brown home en-
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Henderson and
Billy, visited at the w. o. VIII
home Sunday.
Alvin Clay was very seriously
by being thrown under a pillow
while blowing. He was taken to
.~lentywocd by Leo. Hi4sler for
treatment
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. P. NRhcIs and
'on, Aldon. called at the Harry Hol-
and home Sunday
Hianch Budke visited With Flea
aor Holland Sunday.
Mr. Brown and son Vtrn were
Raymond callers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Nek Nelson and
on. Arnold, called at the Sam
Nalkden home Sunday.
Mildred and Ruby Brown called
It the Harry Holland home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Euens1n and
.nlldren motoFed to Brush Lake
Thelma Wilson was taken q the
.lentywocd HospstaI Monday.
Miss Haneh Budke was q RAY
nond caller Monday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16

and Mrs Ward who are farming her
farm this year
Ole Gurderson and family spent
Sunday with Alkabo friends
A group of ladies were luneheon
guests at the home of Ms. Ghas,
Johffson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morrisn and
daughter were Sunday guests Al the
C. l. George home.
Mrs. Bob Juve and o ale visit
ing relatives IN Canada this week.
Chester Onstad of Plentyvgod was
a visitor in Westby SUNDAY.
Orln Olsen and Jens Peterson Of
Elkhorn spent Sunday in Nestby.
Nictsr johnson and Andrew Chris
jefferson left this week for the west
to look for work.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16

VIM Ewing and family Of nent-
passed through Raymond on
their return from their vacation in
Canada
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16
NORTH DOOLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Henderson
y son, Billie. spent Sunday at the
W. @. Wilson home.
j.. l. Rorvig made a business trip
to Outlook Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Dahl yis-
tied at Ernest Klakkens Sunday.
Elmer Brightsman made a trim ia
the coal mine near Raymond Tues
day.
Mr. n Mrs. Bert Klakken spent
Sunday at Albert Petersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BYE were
shopping in Plentywood Tuesday
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w E S B Y
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Correspondent

Maurice johnson arrived hom,
from Sidney Sunday.
! Earl Anderson and Chester Mad
ser of Danville called on Westh,
relatives Sunday.
Elf. Alvina land Mrs. Anderson
motored to DanviNe Sunday. Mrs.
Anderson is up and around agar
after = siege Of illness
Mrs. Oscar and Agnes Juve. Ches.
ter Rasmussen of Pleasant Valley
spent Sunday in Westby.
Marion George is visiting at thu
Ole Hovgen farm at Elkhorn this
week.
Ruby HnHgren spent the week
end out on the farm.
Ed Ferguson motored to Fortuna
Monday.
Miss Jennie Stubbe motored ID
Dooley Tuesday tpS visit Enper Olsen
and on Friday Enger and Jennie
mctored to Dillon where they will
attend teachers college.
Dir. Kittleson and Johanan Johan-
Q OF DaneviIle called on Westby
friends Wednesday.
Florence McCallister lis visiting
at the Bill Stordahl farm this week.
Mrs Esther Graham and daughter
Patty Ruth Elingson, Hesen
johnson and Donald johnson motor
ed TO Crosby on Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Iverson OF MeEI-
roy wer Westby shoppers on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hass of
Pleasant Valley called ON Westby
friends Wednesday.
Debby Hulgren had the sad mis-
fortune Of breaking his arm on
Wednesday when he fell off a horse.
he was rushed to the Noonan hos
pltal where he was given good care.
y ID. Larsen of Daneville was >
Westby caller IN Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Dan LeininCer and
son, OF Norge, Sask, called on West
by friends on Wednesday.
Maurice Sutton of McElroy was
shopping m cur city on Tuesay.
Henry Wertz of Pleasant Valley
called on Westby friends on Tues
day.
1ver Larsen of Norge, Sask.. call
ed on Westby friends Wednesday,
Ball Morgan and Renie Jensen Of
Coalridge called on friends here IN
Wednesday.
Walter Peterson and son Laverre
"a Elkhorn township shopped In
Wesfby on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Chxss. JJeaar,sfr,
Burton spent Tuesday at the IA
version home at Pleasant Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. August Hultp-ran
Mrs Mae Sathers were Snndav
guests at the Elmer Hultgren home
Mrs Enger entertained Rev. and
Mrs. Emerson at dinner Monday.
Miss Alpha Anhoh has returned
from the State Teachers CoIl-
,ge at Minot, N. ID.
Miss Clara Ohristofferson has fin
lsned 9 year ut the State Teachers
of Minot. She is v;s;t;no
before she returns home.
:, Rev Almlie returned the first Of
Inc weekfromMinlaapolis where he
attended the Lutheran convention
Mrs. Ole Helm and family Snent
last Sunday out on their farm ~
Lone Tree, being the guests Of Mr..
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every sectisn of Sheridan County

Davenport home Saturday.
Charley STEELE was a caller al
Hackmann's of Navajo and Redstone
caller Saturday making the route
horseback.
Kenneth Campbell spent a day
visiting at the Art johnson home
Saurday returning Sunday.
Wolf Creek has enjoyed a fort
night of rainy weather butthere are
a few who r anxiously waiting for
1T to cease, they would like to get
some more flax in.
Gordon Mclaughlin and Walter
Under were callers at Burton Day
export home Saturday evening.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16
o OUTLOOK
ella West, Correspondent

MI. Archie johnson returned from
Havre Saturday accompanied by his
brother, Claire and the Misses Vel
ma G8odlaxon and Gladys Peterson
The young people have been attend
ing school for the past year in
Havre.
Mr.. Harry JUL went to New York
city ON Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Wolter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Cosper and family, MI. and
Mrs. Earl Cosper, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ladd, Senior, motored ITO
BrushLake on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lux drove to
Havre Wednesday to visit their
daughter Bertha, returning on Sat
urday.
Francis and Minnie Fellon were
shopping is Outlook Thursday.
Miss Inez Olson who has been
spending the winter in the East re-
turned home from Minneapolis last
week.
Mr.. Arnold Kieniatz accompanied
by Einar Klofstad left Thursday for
Minneapolis and other points in
Minnesota
The Commercial Club held a bust
meeting Thursday mite.
Dan Eggar iretrned from Minot
on Wednesday and reports Mrs. Egg
ger recovering from her operation
MIR. John Lindbloom from the
Raymond country was t~ransacting
business here on Friday.
The Misses Margaret, Esther and
Mayme johnson and Lucille and
Clarence Boo started Sunday for
Spokane, Wash, where they will
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-16

II m~nckrackers go to heaven they
must lind it difficult to adjust them
selves to conditions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-21
100000 Tax Spending Bodies


The statement was recently made
from an authoritative source that
there are upwards of 100000 tax
spending bodies in the United States.
1t is estimated that during the fis-
cal year to end June 30, these bodies
will have spent the sum of s140O0,-
600 000-one-fifth of the national in
come. Where. in 1903, the per capita
annual cost of government was SIG SO,
it is now about sl25-an increase well
in excess of 600 per cent!
The present predicament of the
country is largely the result of these
tax increases, made necessary by po-
litical waste, inefficiency and selfish
ness, and by the creation of new bu-
reaus and boards, each with its list
of employees, and by unwarranted ex-
tension of government activities into
fields which should properly be left
to private initiative Unless a start
is made toward genuine government
economy, which will lop off unneces-
sary commissions and eliminate waste
and duplication of effort, the wealth
and earning power of our citizens will
be confiscated by taxation.
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on long journey and as soon as all
traces of her feathers were cleaned
out of the house the patient found
complete and permanent relief.
There are lot of similar stories in
which cats, dogs, canaries, geese,
horses, camels, or their hair or feath-
ers or "dander" have been found re-
sponsible for the asthma, alleged hay
fever or hyperesthetic rhinitis.
Pittsburgh physician reports a case
of dermatitis of the right upper eye
lid of a married woman. After six
weeks the left upper eyelid became
affected too. Much itching and burn
ing with the rash, worse mornings.
Lady said she always slept on her
right side with her head buried in a
long bolster. On the same bolster
her husbands head lay beside her.
The lady had recently tried a pro-
prietary hair tonic" but she applied
it only few times and then gave up
using it, because it seemed unsatis-
factory. But her husband, being
thrifty man, began using it on his
head and he was still using it regu-
larry.
According to analyses Of the prepa-
ration made years ago by DR.. Wiley it
contained a quantity of arsenic and
also a phcnol derivative, probably re-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-21
A Parallel Case for Germany

Probably history never exactly re-
peats itself, but now and then il
comes close enough to give nervous
shudders.
Right now students of the Euro
pean situation are asking themselves
If Republican Germany is about to
follow the course steered by Republic
can France in 1848. There are two
or three little indications that it may:
and, if it does, all lover of peace
can do is pray that history will re-
peat itself so far but no farther.
In l848 France was a republic. Ma
poleon Bonaparte had been gone for
more than three decades, and with
him had gone-as Frenchmen saw it
all of the glory and prestige that
France had had under the first en-
pire.
So, in that year, the French elected
as their president Prince Louis Napo-
leon, nephew of Bonaparte. The elec-
ton came as a climax to turbulent
year Of revolution-a year not greatly
unlike that which Germany is living
through now. And shortly after his
election, Louis Napoleon changed
France from republic to an empire
and had himself proclaimed emperor.
The emperor then led his nation
into an erratic foreign policy that
eliminated in the Franco Prussian
war, in which France suffered a
defeat and almost declined
to the position of a Second-class |
power.
The parallel with modern Germany
IS unacceptable.
Germany has lost her emperor, as
France had lost her Napoleon. Hard
times have followed his departure.
The power and the glory that the ma
ton knew under him have fitted over
the horizon. A powerful CLIQUE of
army officers and aristocratic land
owners wants the monarchy restored,
as was the case in France in
l648.
Furthermore, it is constantly re-
ported that the son of the eX-kaiser.
The former Crown Prince William, will
eek the presidency of Germany
shortly. with Won Hindenburg resign
ng to make way for him. William
Toes not deny it. 1t is an open secret
hat the Junkers want him to.
What would happen then? Restor-
alton of the Hohenzollern monarchy,
fight to regain the lost place in
he SUM-" new war with France
he possibilities are ominous. We can
'nly hope that in this instance his
DRY will not even come close to re-
'eating itself.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-21
Wants Frazier Bill
Beach Advance)

The more we note doings at WASH
ington the more convinced we are
that had the various farmer friends"
in the senate forgotten all about other
things and devoted themselves to get
ting the Frazier bill before and
through that body. that measure
might have been a law before this. or
at least We would have known it's fate.
But too many sidelines distracted
their attention until half a hundred
money-raising measures for various
things took the center of the floor
and the farmers much needed legis-
lation is still where it was many
months ago. We agree with MANY
others, that the farm bloc went to
sleep on the job, or the sidelines were
too attractive to be resisted, but It
does seem to us that If we were in
congress from farm state that we'd
forget about everything else, and
would trade our boots, if necessary, to
get through the legislation our peo-
pie needed. There are some features
OF the Frazier bill that we are not in
favor of, but none can deny that it
would mean the salvation of hun
dreds of thousands Of farmers, which
to our way Of thinking, Is Just as i'm
portant as the salvation Of industrial
interests. which generally get what
they want