Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-06-29

nG81 AA1d. but II WA1 doubled up when
- lid It
We won't make the mistake Of getting
81 O. this debt thing today. for that's
Ent enough people fighting ALREADY. I
mDDcse We win wind up by paying them
m thy have been out In trying to even
gst ~ to cancel Its kinder like In tho
old days Of arEueing prohibition. you
coaIdenf argue 1t with anybody. yon
tust hAA to wait and tIee how 1t worked.
Ton msst neve tell = thing. you must
Illustrate H. We learn through the eye
x.A 10 through the noEEin-
But lets get onto nor pleasant and
less controversial subjects. You know
| think told you over the radio on my
last broadcast shout Ill the Senate ask
EEx me to stay ON the air. that they en-
joyed IL and they al signed this appli-
czsionL Well do yoa know 1t was one OF
the Non pleasant things | ever had
happen to ne- Here was the IT, $. Sem
ate that Am always kidding about. and
here they rome and do 4 nice thing like
thai why | never will get through
thanking EN- the whole mess OF EN-.
Why that petition Will remain one OF
ny most priced possessions, and the
K fellow that knocks the Senate will
have to answer to me- That's my priva-
kEe and nobody eIses-
Toa know after all with all their ar
Enezeafs and time taking. they do 4 lot
C EDod- These old boys catch 4 lot
of xt1K that ii ii .a8ent for them would
b rzIIrpaded through They are really
MoEe Ut ! might Waterman than the
H0aze r. The Senate Ii kinder like
= 0f these things you have in q kitch-
ez sink to keep the spoon and plates
IND Steve and Ill those little things
frDm EuEng On through There is some
pretty smart homhres In there We
ISIS - land they need IT'D but they
are pretty much doing the best they AN
NH the time Every n OF EN- liz a dema-
Eoxze II - l. a man that don't agree to
things VIE do
We ourselves are all O. X Our ideas
xre MI perfectly sound and have moth
ing to do with any personal preference.
Bat theirs u always eockeyed- So take
IL MI IN MI under our style OF Govern
neat why I guess they are about our
A~st Mzbr not. but / guess they are.
Well we have got = busy summer In
FRONT III M There mas been 50 many
schemes for relief and for everything
eRse andsr the SUN. that 1t will be an
interesting thing to see how they all
wDrk cat You ARE going TO get a lot
hnlIefing I told you 80" but ON the
whcas everybody ought to get a little
pesce of the dough handed out That's
Ehat Roosevelt intended anyhow.
Fxnny 10 watch these states now that
hvenf Eot beer and have to read about
tie revenue that their sister state IL
dragging down. seedng your whole state
~ naxt door to shop don't nit 80 good.
nAa too they bring hack enough to last
60 N week Y0u see tho whole prohibi-
tiun thing - 1t has been brought about
= = 4mextfcN Of economics, and not OF
MO<zk We are living In IN age OF
What czn We get some taxes out OK.
fw the maintenance or our town and
xtzte government that shouldn't be
costing ~ anymore than its worth"
So the old revenue has changed many
- opiniOu- There win be quite a few
special legislatures called il they can
SEC znT domEh In 1T for EN- ont OF reve-
This new al they got now where
= DR. prescription will get you q Darrell
a > pint has got the old boot
leEer EroEgT- He cant peddIe booze
when y0u ran order Ii like a case OF
canned peaches or tomatoes.
About b countrys luck when we
get the unemployed pretty well back to
uaEH- Why By that time there will be-
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