The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-08-09
The "Crdcked Pot" Are Busu
Traitors Seize Militant Paper

PlentywoOd, Mont - The Producers News a mill
CdnC farmers paper in Sheridan County, Montana is a.
gan IN the hands of the bunch of unprincpled
heCeerS who in past years again and again have used
le paper as matchmaking Sheet and instrument
" sponsoring racketeering organizations.
49,, by threatening the of strong-arm Methods
ana by raising all the corrupt means at their disposal
at stockholders meeting, held here July o. group led
ny CnarleS E. Taylor and AShbel Ingerson was able to
ntmIdate the president of the farmers corporation
nereoy gaining full control of the meeting, and of the
"The Producers News is now being used to snonsor
new organization founded by Taylor for the purpose
O sWndng farmers and workers out of substantial fl
hancaI contributions
The full story of the robbery of one of the most
IGIloaole weapons of the American farm movement
VIII appear IN next weeks issue of the Farmers weekly
The above is from the columns of an obscure paper
Formerly published in Washington then in Chicago and
now IN Minneapolis, calling itself farm paper gotten out
by group of parlor reds" and their companions" the
sons and daughters of rich dads related to some other
nge who supports them while they entertain themselves
10y Leading the farmers" somewhere
1hls tribe OF remittance in the radical movement
call themselves militants and of very high moral
They do not need to worry about their pork chops
VeS provide such accessories for them when they need
them and when worn OUT leading the farmers and work
Idy's yacht
Anybody in the farm labor movement poor and need
ing money to live on feed and keep family they call
Their principle entertainment disrupng and destroy
Ing every movement that has anything to do with them
Some OF these remittance" men, because of their dis
department of Justice" y ~
Now k of this sort have had lot to do with the Pro-
ducers News during the last couple of years which paper
they discredited and ruined.
The meeting mentioned in the above article happened
TO be the Annual Stockholders Meeting duly advertised It
was rank and file meeting such farm leaders from
the side walks of Ney York; and other points on the
earth given to pratte about The meeting elected man
farmer the secretary of the Montana Holiday Association
to preside, which he did
The election OF a board occurred 1144 shares of
stock representing the the farmers and workers
stockholders voted for the board composed of poor
mes and workers. against 329 shares of stock owned bv
rancher rich farmers and capitalist protection Tor the old
management or rather supported it, for when this group
like maniacs, they left the hall and the election of new
board of directors proceeded peacefully.
The next morning the paper turned over to the
new board financially and physically wrecked and the writer
made editor and has gotten the paper out since which
will speak for itself.
/ The expose of the writer Charles E. TAYLOR nv the
cracked pots on the Farmers National Weekly will he in
terestng reading doubt maybe interesting than
the stuff appearing in that poor weakly" We have been ex
exposed disposed reposed decomposed and inn
posed often and survived that are not badly worried
about the efforts of the Farmers National Weekly with itc
361 readers who will quit their subscription e
pire.
The weekly" boys and girls are not too reliable are NOT
repressed In their desires at all by the truth However in
due course of time will write expose of these farm
leaders and their antics which will make amusino as wei
and interesting and instructive reading - ~
i Of don't know what the Cracked nots' arc
going to expose Ahbe ngerson for as about the on
he has done outside of farming it feed and buv as fo,
these militant farm leaders, but no doubt these noyets'
will concoct something.