The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-02-24
BENNETT USES JOB ON RELIEF
TOCOLLECT INGWALSON cos
BILLSFROM RUINED FARMERS

clothing orders as possible tbero >
Mrs. David Nelson, with . fan,;i, :,
OF i've and a sick husband hoy
been having her relief orders IN m
one of the local stores. Old IocJ-
Ioneed, her tolmccept san order OH
lngwaison company, because he
said she owed bill of So there
since last summer and Until that
bill was paid she would have 70
take her orders there. MANY
similar complaints come to the
Farmers Relief Committee of the
y: r. L. Many people have an
pied for orders on Penney and
when they got them they were on
Ingwalson Company.
V1ggo Peterson, one of old
Jacks underlings, who acts as a
local keyman advises you YOUR or
der will be better and bigger if
you get it at Ingwalson's.
John Debing, another kevman
and underling whose wife makes
ms living working in the county
superintendent office, also adj,
vlses that the applicants 90 tc
Ingwalsons. Q"
These men get their orders
from old Jack. Say, Jack. what's
the reason for all this, are YOU a
stakeholder in Ingwalson & Cos
store! Has Ihgwalson company a
mortgage on your house as Sc
curlty for stock in their company?
Compare How do the amounts >,
relief orders on Ingwalson com
pany compare with the orders re-
celved by the other stores?
We dare you to answer these
questions. About this time last
year your letter to amember If
the Sheridan County Fair Board.
stated The farmers are like
bunch of children easily led. They
need someone to direct them" You
seem to be that someone, and are
directing them all to Ingwalsons.
Now Jack, what are YOU going
to do about COmrade Wankel's mo-
ton for an additional $4,000 for
the month of March from the R.
r. c.? Are you going TO continue
to be responsible fer the wan
little faces of babies whose moth |
ers are unable to nurse them for !
the lack of proper nouyishment
themselves? Is there no spark of !
human sympathy in your measly !
old carcass?
Now Phil, you are going to lose
your job with the OccideT.t. The !
farmers are gonig to boycott all
Occident elevators in. the county. !
Being a yes-man for old Jack does /
not make money for the Occident.
And you, Rev. Simundson, can
you forget that Jesus once said:
In as much as We have done it
unto the least of these We have
lone 1T unto me"?
Farmers, workers, Comrade Wan
kel has again made a motion to
Did Jacks yes-men to increase the
funds of the R. F. c. from $4,000
per month to $4,000 for the
month of March. Still there was
10 second to the motion.
Farmers at Medicine Lake, Frank
French is your member of the |
Central Relief Committee. Bring
pressure ON him 10 vote for this
Farmers at Outlook bring pres
sure on Anker who also has a
toward being a yes-man
% vote for this motion. He's a
member of the Central Relief
Committee. Yes Let's write to
he Governor, he's responsible for
Id Jacks appointment as was
Judge Paul for recommending him.
On March IL there will be the
biggest mass meeting ever held in
The U. F. L.. will
cad the fight for adequate relief
md also for feed and seed loans.
Complete program will be an
lounced next week. In the mean
ime go after your keymen, force
hem to sign petitions to the Gov
rnor for more relief. 1t can. be
9ot if we go after it. The Gov
rnor promised Marie Hansen,
member of the Farmers Relief
Committee, in a telephone CONVEX
alton that he would recommend
10000 per month for Sheridan
ounty. But old Jack, who is APP
,ointed by the Governor, refuses
o make the application. Let us
IL get together and boost this old
moron out. Your allowance should
e twice as much as it is, and it
an be. so let's go.
Remember the big mass meet |
ny March IL.
P. S. Farmers take notice! Hans ]
Iadsen, sheriff, John Debing, alb j
tractman; Joe Redmond, tire /
alesman; Oscar Collins who gets l.,
so per month pension from the
ovenment and Prune Peddler ;
orem, have all got their army
oats from the Red Cross. Have
on got yours?