Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-25


luck the last few years They just went
and plowed up so much OF that coun
try that should have been left to But
talo Grass. But you can blame EN-.
for at that time thi lgs were high. and
when you first pillow 1t up II did turn
out some fine prairie grass And a funnJ
thing. Of all these seed companys. they
just cant seem to get the Lative seed
that originally come from tina, place. II
takes years to get an old plowed over
field back from anything but weeds
| just got a kind OF a bunch that things
are going to pick VI all around. Every.
body hollers about all this big new batch
OF money that is to be spent. but Tin
spite OF what the Republicans and part
OF the Democrats sayl he mi ST know
certain things by this time that will
bring results. You cant possibly spend
that much money without giving a loi
Of DCople work. and you cant give a lot
of people work. without them spend.
ing it. TheJ cant hold ii. they cant bury
IL. lUt1 udNt " bDtiu IL. lit idD tHCy
spend 1t with. the storekeeper and
butcher, he has to spend 1t. Its boun
to have a beneficial effect all around.
and the big ones that are hollering so
its bound to reach them. and fix them
so they can pay higher income taxes.
| am like everybody else. could sit
down by the hour and tell OF plans that
has been tried in the last couple OF
years that haven't worked. that have
maby no. only looked foolish, but were
foolish, but Carr ii all that criticism
wouldent do any good. 1t would just add
TO the yell of the pack. 1t would be just
another how in the wilderness. could
sit down from o till morning and tell
you what he should not have done. but
II you give me five minutes continuous
time. | couldent tell you what he should
have done. and neither can sny OF the
rest Of I'm They can vie Y Nth alarm
by the hour. but they cant point with
pride TO something else for a min e.
All they can say Is Let Business
Alone"
Well that all sounds fine, and 1t loo $
like a good thing to do. and ii would be
a good thing to do. but 1t was done. Il
was already done. Mr.. Hoover GER
tainly let l. alone. right during this
same depression. There was not one
sign of a handicap put on it. There was
no hollering about usurping the rights
OF the Constitution. The Coz stitution
was a-going wide open, and business
had the same leeway. Then what was
the holler? All you have to do is reme-I.
Der back.
"Why don't the Government do ome
thing?' why don't they nut out five
billion dollars?" Don't you remember the
first five billion that we were hollerine
for the Government to spendY This is
not the first time this sum Of money has
been asked for. Its however the first
time they ever got it.
But its no good going over old scores
The breaks have just been afi inst US
the same as said earlier the breaks
have been against those Door ianchers
that lived in the drouth and sand storm
districts, We are in a hole and we are
just running around in there looking
for somebody to lay 1t on Big business
wasent entirely responsible for getting
US in Their, and they are not going to
be entirely responsible for getting US
out as lots seem to think They can helu
naturally. for they are a tremendous
influence.
think this fellow Roosevelt saw that
there was a lot OF ills connected with
the way businesses were run, and he