The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-10-20

CdIld drTnorS f1OllQay Assn.
statement endorsing the Confer-'
ence and calling for support from
all farmers. (The statement is
printed elsewhere on this p,ge).
Plans Laid in Nebraska
On Oct. 7 and 8, the State Execu-
tive Board of the Holiday Asso-
citation of Nebraska madison
County Plln) endorsed the Confer
ence and issued instructions to all
} local Holiday organizations to hold
meetings and elect delegates. AT
: the same time, it urged all unor-
ganized farmers in Nebraeka to
do likewise.
? The state of Nebraska was di-
3 vided into 10 districts and a cap
r tain appointed for each one, to
: tlke care of Conference prepare
] tons and arrangements in his dis
: trict. Harry Lux, state organizer
of the Nebraska Holiday is in
charge of all district captains, as
e well as Conference preparation for
e the whole state.
> The whole State Executive Boarc
o of the Nebraska Holiday will at
t tend the Conference. In Sherman
k county, five delegates have alread,
/ been elected from Webster town
.e ship and four from Washington
It township.
Meetings in N. ID.
d.
O. Ashbel Ingerson, secretary OF
y the North Dakota Farmers Stat
70 Committee for Action, and Pa
a Barrett, state organizer of tn
O United Farmers League in Nortl
n Dakotl, are attending series o
+ meetings at which delegates fol
the Chicago Conference will be Sc
cured. Their schedule is as fol
lows: Sat. eve. Oct. 81, Max; Sur
eve. Oct. %, Benedict; Oct. %
n Bergen; Oct "a, Wing; Oct. 81
Menoken; Oct. 26 and q Bismarc
At and Oct. % Beulah.
IN Paul Dale and H. ]. Cornell G
the Oregon State Committee o.
v Action are touring their stlte fc
1 the Chicago Conference.
U. F. L. Active
n Reports coming in from Unite
Farmers League locals throughol
the country indicate that they al
rapidly carrying out the instruc
g. tions of the National Secreta1
'r- and are getting big delegation
'el from their communities.
Roberts county in South Dakot
~ has already elected 8 delegate
and Grant county two. Eight al
o. expected.
Id Greenwood township in Clea
su' water county, Minnesota, has a.
10 ready elected three delegates.
eit John Kjorstad, Jr. was electt
e the delegate of farmers in Stone
ne Creek township, Williams count
N. D.
ie Cowlitz county turner's in Was
ne ington have elected M. ii. Pakka
u. to represent them in Chicago.
eel Another county conference W
be held in Iron county, Wisconsi
. on Nov. 5, where Delegates to e
Chicago Conference will be electe
Wisconsin Not Asleep
The United Farmers Leagv
u State Conference in Wisconsin Q
IOct. IL stressed to the delegat
present the necessity of wide pre-
'ue arations in that state for the CT
cago Conference. A committee
ell five was elected to attend the Wi
'us consin Farmers Unior conventic
md and put forward there the questi
lys of the Farmers Second Nations
ON Conference.
Of RENO Tantilla, state organic,
of the Minnesota u. F. L. is tor
ed ing three northeast counties of
ms state on behalf of the Conferen,
ms (See page 8 for dates md places
q Present indications, reports I
ion Farmers National Committee f
emit Action which is calling the CO
Va ference, are that the original es
mate of 1000 delegates will
of about right. Members of the st:
lis Of the Farmers National Comm
nd tee for Action are now in Ct
cago completing arrangements
in taking care of the delegates. n
Ike preparing the opening Of
ne greatest gathering Of dirt far
ers in the history Of the country