The people's voice., 1939-12-13

Stdte anu WltHln my memory the NOR:
, tone of politics and journalism !
|, Montana was never at such a low eb
|, as it is now-not even In the day
of the DalyClark feud and the ANA
gamated-Heinze battle.
| have seen several ventures lik
that of The Peoples Voice come an
go, among them Jere Murphy's MOI
tana Outlook and Lew Penwell'
Montana Progressive. Presently w
have Jerry O'Connell's Montana Lii
eral-undisguised personal journal
ism" and for that reason quite inef
fective and lacking in influence.
My best wishes attend The People
Voice-a voice, for the present, a
least, crying in the wilderness of Mon
tana's political degradation. 1t makes
a good start-temperate and re
strained. The facts will speak TO
themselves and will be damnin.
enough without any sauce of indigna
tion, invective or vituperation. If TIL,
Peoples Voice succeeds in impressins
the people that it is unselfish an(
honest in purpose and devoted to the
general welfare instead of the selfish
ends of politicians Of a low order il
| should go far. l hope it may.
Sincerely yours,
wAIrrp .1ruE>1
I,ewistown Mont
Your first issue received and viii
say it is chuck full of good readino
material and very neatly arranged
wishing you best of success, enclose
two years subscription.
HUGH EGAN
Great Falls, Mont.
Dear Cap:
Congratulations on the first issue
of The Peoples Voice. I surely have
been looking forward tn receivine II
| believe we are going to po . LONG
ways and will be able to eet many
more subscriptions now that wa have
something tangible TO show to nros-
pective subscribers
| think The People's Voice should
be congratulated on its editor.
Yours fraternally.
uErun1 nr pIYnn,nnn
Columbia Falls. Mont
December 9. 1889
Friend Cap:
Pooaivod Tho f;a. .o - MI
nle Voice TODAY and wont 10 oou
gratulate you on it's content and make
No one knows more than we do the
need for independent newspapers in
Montana, papers that are not con-
trolled in any way so they can really
SPEAK Lne lruth. we only wish that
we couiu nave several more for IL is
hiio"h lact tnat you or can never
please everyone and there are some
VINO are not proadmlnded enough to
oe aDle 10 reao newspaper without
oeihs aoie 10 keep thinking OF some
'nihs lnat IL III the DacK or their
nihds that they ala not ike IN the
paper.
win your location right at the state
'apltal you snould De able to give,
tno know you VIII, the proper sur
'ey OIL things that are wrong with
constructive program for betterlng |
ne conuitlons.
nope tnat we Will be able to work
ogetner TO promote progressive and
Independent thought IN the state and
nat other papers Will be started along
ne same line.
Fraternally yours,
TOM D. CAVERLY.
Clyde Park, Mont.
Dec. 10, 1899
n tbe Editor of "peonle,s voioen
Telena Mont
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