The producers news., 1935-03-01

OAdC1Ve OuICy Alliance, w. A. Har-
Ju, secretary; Jalno Federmeyer
Wisconsin Milk Producers Associa-
tion, Kenosha; Freeman Higgins.
secretary, Pleasant Prairie United
Farmers; North Pleasant Local
United Farmers League, Okabe
Gulbank, secretary; Caledonia Lo-
cal, United Farmers League, ].
Schwertz, secretary; Andrew Mar
gel, Wisconsin Milk Producers AS
sociatiOn, Pleasant Prairie; York
vile Local, United Farmers League
Racine County Branch, Wisconsin
Cooperative Milk Pool.
Michigan
Michigan Farmers League. State
Committee, George Casper, secre-
tary; National Cooperative Com
pany, Ironwood, Otto Poananen,
secretary; Unity Cooperative Com
pany, Rock, Oscar Duttio, manager;
Gladwin County Committee for Ac-
tion, Eber Wright; Andy Pitkanen,
secretary, Wakefield local, United
Farmers League; United Farmers
League of Upper Michigan, Frank
Arvola, secretary.
Arkansas
H. L. Mitchell, secretary, South
ern Tenant Farmers Union, Ty-
ronza; Russellville Local, United
Farmers League, J. o. Lovelace,
secretary; G. F. Monahan, Marcel
la; G. w. Davis, Mountainview;
Five Farmers of Mountainview.
OklahOma
w. G. Butler, secretary, Local
143, Farmers Unicn, Tuttle; John
Phillips, secretary, Farmers Com
mittee for Action, Waldon Local
Tuttle; John Parker, director.
Workingmen's Union of the World;
Thomas Elliott, chairman, Local II
Workingmen's Union of the World;
Locals II, 26, 27, 80, Working
mems Union of the World.
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Farmers Unity League, w. E.
Wiggins, National secretary, Win
nipeg, Manitoba, Canada; Farmer
Labor Party of Kansas, Fernand
DeCuyper, state secretary: Mack
Smith. state secretary, Wyoming
Farmers Holiday Association; A.
o. Herring, chairman, Holiday AS
sociation, San Juan Basin, Colo
RADIO; J. E. Fry. state ORGANIZER
United Farmers League, Colorado;
R. P. King, state secretary, Ohio
Farmers Holiday Association; John
Marshall, secretary, Ohio Farmers
League; Farmers Protective Asso-
citation of Pennsylvania, Franklin
county unit, H. H. Hawbaker, Sec
retarv; United Farmers Protective
Association. executive committee
w. G. Gottschalk, secretary, Per
kasie, Penn; Elba Chase. New
England Farmers Protective Asso-
citation; Fred Briehl, Farmers Ma
tional Committee for Action. Wall.
kill, New York; Albert Murphy
secretary, Sharecroppers Union
Aablama; Joseph Grant, Niola
Tennessee; Hans Hardersen, state
secretary, United Farmers League
Montana; John J. Wallace, Huston
Idaho; William Hull, United Far.
mers League, Idaho; United Far
mers League of Oregon, o. E
Snider, state secretary, Harry J
Correll, state organizer; Pierce
County Unemployed Council, Ia
camo, Washington; Spanaway Ed
ucational Society, Eatonville
Washington; Casey. M. Boskeljon
state organizer, United Farmers
League, Washington; Nationa
Congress for Unemployment anC
Social Insurance, Washington, d
c., Jan. So, 1885; Alfred Tiala
national president, United Farmers
League; D. Henderson, Agricultur
al and Cannery Workers Industrial
Union; 1. Amter, secretary, Ma
tional Unemployment Council
Farmers National Committee fo
Action, Lem Harris, secretary.
Election of Delegates
Any working farmer, farm wo
man or farm youth who has beel
elected as a delegate of farm
organization or farmers meetin,
will be seated as a regular dele
gate. Businessmen who have farm
such as banker farmers, lawye
farmers, merchant farmers an,
landlords and big farmers who rul
their farms primarily by hire,
labor, cannot be delegates. Ever,
organization is entitled to on
delegate and in addition one dele
gate for every 25 members. Al
officer of the organization Cor
unorganized, the mass meeting
should fill out and sign the ere
dentials blank printed in soml