The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-09-29

Farmers League, the newly e
Sumption, Of Frederick, and tn,
stad of Sisseton, were elected d
ference. 4
At the state conference Of the
Washington United Farmers
League held in Seattle SEPT. II,
resolution was adIptnd instracting
all ,aunty organi"at 'ors 1" hold
meetings and have delegates eltct- !
ed at an early date. All u. F. l.. /
locals ave been ms ucteI to APP
point one of their members to
carry out the task of getting other
organizations than the UFL to
participate in the Chicago Confer |
ence. A truckload of at least 10
delegates from the state WIS
pledged.
To Approach Farmers
Union
At the same time, J. C. Kings
bury of Lewis county was appoint
ed to attend the Farmers Union
Convention in the state Of Wash
ington, for the purpose of bring
ing before the members Of the
Farmers Union the question Of en-
dorsing and participating in the
Farmers Second National COrfer-
tencc.
At all the Harry Lux meetings
on behalf of the Wisconsin United
Farmers League, farmers pro-
missed to elect and send delegates
to Chicago.
Local Preparations in
2 Wisconsin
J. The following letter has been
received. from the secretary of the
Russell local of the United Farm
ers League in Wisconsin.
: 81 will try my best to, explain
f how we are going about to arlange
the Farmers Second National Con.
L ference.
/ There must first be taken VI
the raising of funds, for even if 1
l. farmer be willing to go there
would be the question of funds t.
go on. The first thing we are
going to do is give dance, selling
sandwiches, candy, and home made
Is ice cream. We will also have
r speaker take up a collection. 1
this does not raise enough none,
we will then circulate collection
d. lists.
= Sending 8 Delegates
III There are three United Farm
ers League locals in Lincoln cour
ty. A delegate will be electe
G. from each local. We are going b
car, because there is no truck W
could get. Five or six persons ca
u ride in a car.
G. 1.-THE room for the other tw
al we will leave for delegates frol
other organizations. We will 6
to them and ask them to call
W special meeting and elect thei
delegates; also take up a cole
ton for the purpose of financin
their delegate.
IN
u. f. L. Must Lead
"The United Farmers League i
n;s Gals must be the leaders in tn
Ia work of preparing the Farme,
wv Second National Conference.
"a 1--WE should hold United Farm
- ers League membership meeting
cl at which we elect a committee TIL
win carry out the work of gettir
delegates from other farm organ
zatiOns and from among unorg
nized farmers. It Is not enoue
for United Farmers League mer
IN bers, speakers, and secretaries
announce the Chicago Conferen
~ at their local meetings and expe
the rest to take care of itself. r
it never viii. Committees mu
,ns be formed and it Is the duty
NY the executive councils and oth'
leading bodies to see that tn
work Is carried out.
~ "T most sincerely hope I
1ss Farmers Second National CONF
s S ence VIII be a success. Let
10 United Farmers League memt
~ =, forget that TO make this Conf'
- ence a success we must get far
' ere from other organizations a
~ unorganized farmers to particip;
al. IN It."
90 Mrs. Vera Swirbul.
lille