The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-10-30
I, Next Legislature Session
y obiecdVes That May Net Be Reached
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Late more than actual war would do For
a ash to pay for such during peace; only credit
s Tor wars Of Americans, only the ultra inbred.
'y r,inal predatory rich type, the mutton makers
sa notiOnaI credit brokers wish to profit by war.
uubo think deeply and realize the approach in the
pH If Roosevelt second administration of grand
a unless he goes rapidly and much further to the
w. the coming matrimonial alliance between his
Va laughter of the DuPOnts pOrtends, despair of
sIg being done by one little province of Wall Street
Instana to prevent sinking with the rest This
en- :; the attitude of "Defeatism." It destroyed the
CUE Fmnire 1t has kept China in state of intellec-
% ond Industrial stagnatiOn for 5000 years It's
In Of the last two years in America is only temper
g e."
ued among the cOngeries of great industrial nations
oDe five countries have in eighteen years by steady
ion within their respective boundaries of the spread
n prOfits of the rich and income of the producers
come for themselves the worldwide depression and
snd the danger of it's return to them. They are
on Norway, Switzerland, Denmark, and the only
@ that is paying us back of the loans (that Morgan
uice commission induced us to make) Finland.
Those nations have first broken up large land holdings;
IN foSered state Insurance. cOOperatives, state banks
deyeoped rapidly publicly owned and operated hydro
c plants, acquired their railroads, telephone and
Sgap6 systems The boast of the American Telephone
n TeIegraph Company that we have the highest per-
ge Of telephones to population of any nation is not
me- switzerland has higher percentage than have.
there has never been privately owned telephone sys-
en- in Switzerland.
These nations are not fettered with an OutwOrn Con-
tutOn as Montana is Perhaps, all of our State Con-
HutOn except the Bill of Rights might be scrapped
hOut loss to us who live here but long retain
we must obey it. We have to ponder how we can
uce the spread without offending the Constitution,
Curious to relate disObedience by the Legislature,
ea BY the Courts of provision of the basic law
Increases the spread. Our corporations in Montana are
nnStiutiOnalIy absOved from state income tax equal
what natural persons pay. An amendment making
operations pay an income tax of parity with lndlV-
RE might yield enough to let do what New Zealand
just begun doing for her young folks l. e. give every
h school graduate free college education
Our pioneers conquered Montana from the Indians
F to turn it over to the House of Morgan which con-
B the Northern Pacific Railway and some of our other
operations operating here. The Northern Pacific ran
Dad granted by corrupt Congress in 1864, 68,OOO
@e miles of land to build railroad. This was built
bond issues which the railway never intends to pay
he interest is paid punctually. Fools speculate In
locks The backbone of FaScism in America Is these
railroad bond issues Northern Pacific got this land
quail in area to Virginia and West Virginia by fraud
% corruption. The original grant required sales 70
Nal settlers at price not exceeding $500 per g.
lOnS Of have been sold by the company at Iega
her prices. This accounts for surplus OF S1oU,OOU
aVO in the Northern Pacific Treasury. There remains
Montana four million acres of this land now owned
thlS company. Perhaps. the Anaconda Company mas
million of timber and other land bought cneapy
held for speculative values to be enforced against
grandchildren We will not be free, Eastern Mountains
LUIS will not develop a superiority complex tO"dIC
aporaiOns, Montana Incorporated will continue
e about railroads paying the taxes until these lane
gS are broken to pieces by taxation. Immense hOlu
g. Of natural resources give too much political power