The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-03-27
HOLIDAY DECLARES FOR E-L party
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CONVENTION
: ORGANIZES
A resolution committee, was, on
motion made and carried, elected
as follows:
Luverne Hamilton, of Roundup
chairman; J. F. Kramlick, Lewis
town; Geo. Tipp, Froid: Roger s,
Murray, Clancy, and Rev. r. Carl
ton, Moore.
Also, an agenda and arrange
ment committee, upon motion
follows: Homer Hendrickson of
Butte, chairman; H. M. Callahan,
Redstone; Frank Bucklin. Red
stone; Hans Larsen, McCabe, and
Virgil Stewart, Hobson.
SEVENTEEN COUNTIES
REPRESENTED
Seventeen counties, including
Fergus, Jefferson, Silver Bow.
Cascade, Yellowstone, Roosevelt
Sheridan, Musselshell, Rosebud,
Choteau, Park, Judith Basin, Hin.
Custer, Valley and Blaine coun-
ties, were represented by about so
! delegates and members of the
Executive Committee of the Holt
day Association.
EGLEY WIRES
REGRETS
At the converting of the after
noon session, Friday, the Presi-
dent read telegram from Chas.
u. Egley, chairman and manager
OF the Farmers Union Live
stock Commission of South St.
Paul, expressing regrets at not be-
ing able to attend the conference
as planned. Mr.. EgIey greeted the |
Holiday conference, congratulated |
1t upon its splending work in the
past, and called its attention to
the fact that a system of society
must be set up based upon the
principle of production for use"
IN the place of the prevailing sys-
tenn OF production for profit"
and called upon the farmers and
workers to unite against their
common enemies. This wire was
received with applause.
LANCER SENDS
GREETINGS
The president then read the fol-
lowing telegram to the conference
from former governor VIM. LANCER
Of North Dakota, now the Nonpar-
tlsan League candidate for the
same office.
Bismarck, N. d.
"po March 20, 1886 !
,1Odney Salisbury, President
Holiday Assn. of Montana, ,
Great Falls, Montana.
Hearty greetings and best
Mlsnes for a successful confer {
ence. If there is anything us
boys In North Dakota can do tn I
nelp during the year, write. :
wire or telephone. We grieve :
with you about RemO's fitness !
and hope he will som ho mn
nlgntng shoulder to shoulder i
MANY GOOD :
Z I
The chairman then introdnco5 +
juverne Hamilton of Ronndl1n =
ormeF member of the IegisIature =
rom Musselshell county. noanoboT E
z Z the State Executive COMMITTEES n
! the Montana Federation of la i
N.OE' and also member of fha n
-AecutlVe Committee of the Hoii-
ay ASSOCIATION of Montana. who I
POKE on the General Farm Sit 8
at!on. Following Hamilton The 9
:ndlrman introduced Chas. Hem
Ickson, member of the Garments at !
mon OF Great Falls, delegate IA v
le Trade and Labor Assembly. ac- !,
we labor leader, and fornoer n
at Culbertson. Alec a Y
lemner of the executive com nm :,
y OF the Holiday, who spona IN a,
- ne General Labor Situation - I,
tier Henrickson's address t there ~ ~
- 80 s z Ieport OF the delegates from m
!, = several counties, after which -
= chairman introduced Roger 8 IN
= az OF Clancy, who discussed "1
= NelleI Situation" and the he
opposed "Farmer-Labor Partv1 > N
zen frank Bucklin of Redstone NJ
SIS introduced, who smoke on -
foreclosures. and Fvictione - dr. J.,
3 Mmch ne related the almost vi
lD aI story of the robbery ~
lie Cal!ahans by the MORTGAGE to,
ms which created great inter IF
: among the delegates who 20
,.SsNed attentively while he nm oh
leT sne story. The convention. tn,
a. unanimously voted solidaritv MD
IN nuIscnel Callahan, and dele. faY