The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-03-04
WHAT HAPPENED LAST WEEK

WHAT HART ENEO LAOA WGIA
This week starts out with tele-
gram ordering bundle of papers
sent to Rudolph Harju, Superior,
Wis, and Hanna Maxi, Iron River,
Mich.
Ellen Lemponen, Superior, Wis,
comes in again with a sub.
Josephine Waltz MechanictOwn,
Ohio writes: 81 might get a few
subscribers since farmers are feel
ing the pinch and beginning to
talk more freely. l sure want the
Producers News"
Lewis Tveit, Forbes, N. OAK,
renews his subscription another
year.
Edur Bauman, Bagley, Mimi,
sends in one sub.
H. C. Powell, Tuskahoma, Okla
homa, wants a copy of our paper.
Daniel c. Miner, Wheelock, N.
OAK, gives us a dollar and orders
the paper sent to two farmers.
Martin Tveit, Frederick, S. OAK,
subscribes for himself and three
more farmers. Also sends list of
names for sample copies.
Arthur Kutsi, Angora, Mimi.
sends us one sub.
John jacobson, Meadowbrook
Mimi, comes in with three subs.
Let's Get Going!
w. w. LabbO, Henry, Neb., lis
going after it right and getting
results. He sends us six subs anC
writes: "COme ON bunch! Let's
get going all you class conscious
farmers. Let's not lose a minute
In getting our views to the rest
of the masses of oppressed people
Get subscriptions TO the Producers
News and get the farmers Orga.
nized in the u. F. L. We've JUS
got to do it, that's all-Get subs
That's what will put it Ovea Let's
keep busy"
w. J. Husa, Belden, N. Oak.
mailed US one more sub.
Oscar Kangas, Green, Mich.
sends dollar for four 25c subs.
| Roy Miller, Frederick, So. Oak.
wires for bundle of 80 papers.
Emil Falk, Glencoe, MIMI, il
here again this week with another
two dollars and Sc names to whicI
he wants sample copies sent-Emi
is sure doing his part.
Henry J. Frenette, Boise, Idaho
subscribes.
Frank K. Morchinek, Independ
ence, Wis, is organizing a u. F
L. local and writes for samples o.
paper.
F. jacobson, Meadowbrook
Mimi, sends us one sub.
Arvo F. Husa, Belden, N. Oak.
sends US four subs and says n,
will try to send in more soon.
Oskar Johnson, Winthrop, MINI
renews his subscription for anoth
er six months.
Going After He'll
William F. Boda, Omaha, Neb.
subscribes. for year and writes
"Well, here is hoping may be o.
some help to you, help to destro,
hell and build a heaven here OF
earth"
E. Hervi of Brentwood, Wis.
comes in with one sub: ''The farm
ers realize that it is a fighting pa
per, struggling and organizing fO
their rights" he writes.
M. Miller, TOrrington, Wyo., i
sending one sub.
Louis Wallin, Van Hook, N. D,
sends US two more subs and pay
for bundles.
Matt Ola, Geyser, Mont, is her
again with three more subs.
Uno Ranta, Geyser, Mont, sub
scribes.
Geo. Keith, Bull, Idaho, send
one sub.
Mrs. Fred Hueth, Boomers Fer
ry, Idaho, writes for information
about the Producers News.
A. Jaskela,-. Newell. S0.-- Oak
comes with another sub.
Sam J. Olson, Forest CITY, Ia
renews his subscription and send
one more sub.
Towo Hiltunen, Angora, MINI
sends in two subs.
Wants to Do His Darndest
John w. Marshall, LeetOnia. o
writes for bundle and says: 8
want to promote the circulatiO
OF Producers News and do m
darndest to get subs for the papel
/ am starting out on a tour of tn
spots in Ohio where we have tn
best contacts"
Waino Jakela, Brentwood, Wis
sends for 100 copies of pape
They are going to have a drive.
Gee. Wirtanen, Makineu, MINI
sends US one sub.
Clyde Beverung, Cedarberg, Wi
writes for the subscription pric
of the paper.
E. w. Riggs, Clintwood, Va
wants a copy of the paper.
August Schlemmer, Chisap
City, Mimi, tells US, as soon as
can get out of the snow, he is q
ing to get US some subs. "Farme