The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-06-02
Few Farmers In Attendance
At Commercial Club Picnic

for treating women worse than
dogs but you people have set back
and laughed at his actions. Then
you wonder why the farmers do
not come in.
Did old Jack send $4,000 in R.
F. c. orders to C. G. Christianson ?
If old Jack and G G had to work
out the profit they wrenched ont
Of the mouths of hungry children
ON the above amount, the same as
they wanted the farmers to do. |
dare say they would both begin to
'holler' something like this: The
City Of Plentywood never bor-
rowed this money. Sheridan coun-
ty didn't either. Then why should
We work it out? 1t was all right
for the slaves who got Just a few
dollars relief but my God, we can
rot work that out in the next 8
wears.
And then supposing Judge Paul
was asked to work cut the $500
, per month and expenses that he
extracts from the district and the
rest Of the county officers. Would
it not be terrible?
And then supposing that their
(nOt Our's) senator and represen-
tatives had to work out the relief
they received at Helena last win
ter while they were passing laws
to lower the auto license fees on
the big cars of the well-to do and
while they left the license on the
small cars the same. Now the
little fellow pays $40 for a little
car and the big fellow pays SIC
for a big car. Great the way these
old fellows equalized this WASN'T
it. I'll bet the A. G. M. lobbyists
had a good laugh about it. Oh
yes, you also pay a penalty now
if you haven't got your licenses
Again they extract another 10 pei
cent out of the little fellow be.
cause it is always struggle fol
him to get the money. He has t.
work for it, so it comes hard un
der this kind of a system.
The big fellow farms the farm
err and works the worker so h
doesn't have to pay a penalty
That's the system.
. TIE little fellow pays NOR fo
everything he buys because he i
forced to buy in small quantities
The big fellow pays less becaus
| he has the money to buy in larg
, quantities. So, the big fellow get
| bigger and the little fellow get
smaller.
Once long ago, the fishes of tn
sea called a meeting and it wa
decided without dissenting voic
that big fish were eating the littl
fish. It was pointed out that tn
little fish were in the great ms
iority while the big fish were
the small minorityy. So it wa
decided to appoint a committee {
small fish to go and interview
representative of the big fish.
The big fish was a fine lookin
fish, he was looking fine, he We
dressed good and he felt good. I
spoke with assurance.
h In a very pious way he Shove
the small fish how each and evel
o one of them had a chance of b
r coming a big fish. That one
\ every million of small fish ha
n become a big fish and escaped b
: cling eaten. So the little fish we
IS back satisfied. AN EQUAL o.
J. PORTUNITY TO ALL.
S. Comrades, let's quit supportil
h and voting for our own executio
t. ers. Let's support our class al
o, overthrow this insane system.
| Mainstreeters take notice:
7r Watch the crowd at the Ro
RS to Life in the Orpheum, JUNE
7e Then watch the crowd at t
&c Farmer Labor Temple at the
F. L. convention June 10.
Il Say, Spaulding you are at Ii
nd erty to publish our correspondent
s. if you like. Did you show tn
. last letter to the Governor?
- To whom it may concern:
We understand that the pious
G.. Christensen beat Mrs. Helf
son out of one of her famo
= brands of clothing by posing as
y big fish. Maybe c. G. is going
reform and quit the shop VIC
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