The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-05-10

lli0 TaIIowing are some eAcei
..l' tbe farmers have been
% at0 effect the most I'M
puIl. Dpt points of mass struggle
Pof'4ID'; Immediate demands, we
Tor W" 80 continue 10 ulify these
wan f'rtber Therefore we ar
'tI, ... llr'l'' to dissolve the U.FL.
plyiR~OIb' Dakota in order to help
Dld Nv, all possible obstacles 'n ia
Iel' t' ia nlaeed in the way Of at
HIs"' This unity of action. Al
I"l!H"s tba urograms Of the RI
uv ,o{5iaIidav are to a large degree
'Du the same lines, nevertheless
'''5 separate set-ups III many
A' 'l' tended to separate our ac-
' +"n instead of bringing 1t under
' ''o'' fighting united front ! mere
f' we propose that IN order TO
i w. scrouplish this great UNITY
DI'r is so necessary for eur wei
~ omong the farm masses IN
Nah lI'r Dakota. that the UfL Will
dissolved and urge all OF our
MIXERS and sympathizers who
m are members Of the Holiday
Farmers Union, to become &C
1--WE in those organizations, help
mo 10 build them stronger ana
Litter 10 carry on the fight for
D9r mutual needs. Those of our
msmbers who at this time are not
members Of the existing organiz-
.bol, of the community, we urge
that Won become members and ac-
6,ely carry on the building of the
EXAMINATION, making 1t a real
uqapon in the hands of the rank
ard file farmers to realize their
demands. In those places where
neither of the above organizations
are in existence, then We urge our
members and sympathizers to or
ganize the Holiday as the mass
organization of the farmers and
build il to carry on the fight for
The farmers of North Dakota.
"We especially urge our mem
hs,s and sympathizers to bring
forward the program adopted at
the Farmers Emergency Relief
Conference held at Sioux Falls, S.
b.. On March 25-27, 1885, at which
delegates from 10 states represent
i mg A organizations participated
and agreed upon the program that
met the requirements of all inn
pOyeushed farmers. The program
briefly is as follows:
a. Increased relief without
forcing farmers into debt.
% Production credits to res
tore our farms TO full production.
3 Cancellation of old feed and
seed loans which can't be paid.
u Immediate repeal of the
AAA seduction and destruction
program.
a. Repeal of all sales, process
ing and special taxes put on the
~. Of the common people.
q. Immediate enactment of the
famefs Emergency Relief Bill,
hR. 8lli, by congress.
In order to carry on the work
Of the Sioux Falls conference, d
slate combinations committee was
set up composed of seven mem
ltrs as follows. p. j. Barrett, San
ISL secretary of committee; OliveI
hssenhurg, New Rockford, chair
man OF committee; George Ross
gasnsoni John G. Walz, Fessen.
u1ni Sam kabanuk, Max; Effit
Al1lslad, Wiliston, and ArVo Husa
u beldea. These represent the
holiday, farmers Union and UFL
Ihe United Farmers Leagu,
s'a.e committee believes that this
aO'l0n Of dissolving the organiza
NUh IN the state of North Dakot;
VIII he a sep forward in the real
,4'''g' OF unity Of action of tn,
'atI,lers' This unity is the mos
''el and important key to guar
aa''s the farmers the possession
VI cur homes and farms as vel
"a The struggle for adequate
',lei Tor our families and suffi
s4 production credits to carr
sI.S 0uf farming operations. w
bna as 'eaVe no stone unturned il
1ilalhg "a broader and more eff
s 1--we unity of all impoverishe,
wv Middle farmers as well a
NJ TS'Isrs of the towns and cities
~ ''e members of the United Farm
league state. committee pledg
larry on the fight for our unit
IiplP pan Of action, even after En-
a.. Is dissolved, and we are con
aS that our fellow member
.iSRs s5ympathizers in joining an
san uaIlng with other organizs
Il OF the farmers, will continu
d, y active and sincere fighter
aeeds. ''h VI our mutus
,,s Forward to greater unitv 9
NJ I0e OF the North Dakota farm
u'th Dakota United Farm
~ ~ League State COMMITTEE
az secretary, Arvo F. Husa
organizer, P. ]. Barrett.