The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-01-22
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Tacoma, Washington
January IL, 1871
Editor, Peoples Voice
Helena, Mont
Dear Sir:
| miss your paper very much so am
giving the above address, as | left
Missoula over two weeks ago, and the
P. o. did not follow my instructions
for forwarding mail
This is a fine country providing you
have webbed feet-rains every day
and most of it, it seems.
l have been asked by some mem
bers of a sort of Carpenters bachelor
club to speak to them on Technocracy
next Tuesday evening, some IL or 10,
all live in an upstairs apartment
am working as carpenter on the Fort
| Murray project.
RICHARD LARSON.
Wolf Point, Montana,
January Is, 1941
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find one dollar for
renewal to The Peoples Voice. You
have certainly exposed crookedness
and political corruption in our state.
| Yours truly,
DELBERT MYERS.
Poplar, Montana
January II, 1941
Mr.. H. S. Bruce Editor
The Peoples Voice
Helena, Mont.
Dear Sir:
Please find enclosed $500 for re-
newals to the best paper in Montana.
My own and one for Virgil Buchanan.
Let us hope that we will continue
publishing our paper, that we may be
able to carry the truth to the COM
mon people of our state. We all hope
that we do not see the time when it
will be against the law to tell the
truth
Your friend,
E. K BABCOCK.
Whitefish, Montana,
January II, 1941
The People Voice
Helena, Mont.
BY kindness of a neighbor | have
read your truly valuable paper, may
it live long and prove an effectua1
instrument in cleaning up graft in the
long suffering state of Montana
Enclosed $1.00 for one year.
w. @. PRICE.
Great Falls, Mont
January 5, 1871
Peoples Voice
Helena, Mont
Dear Cap Bruce:
I get a lot of satisfaction in read
ing The Peoples Voice, and your COM
ments on public affairs. | know that
your little paper has done lot of good
in Montana in the last election in re-
moving from the state capitol one of
the rottenest administrations in the
history of the state, and I hope that
you will keep up the good work and |
hope that your choice, as well as my
choice, as chief executive of this state |
will be credit to you as well as the |
rest of the independent voters in the I
state.
The actions of the outgoing gov
ernor in the last two weeks have fully
demonstrated his thoughts and his
responsibility to the people of the
state of Montana. 1t has been said
by former official of the state peni-
tertiary that the criminals who had
been released in the last two weeks
have been some of the worst criminals
within the gates of the penitentiary.
am surprised that the outgoing gov
ernor did not throw the keys in the
river, and turn out all the criminals,
as he has shown where his heart is
with the criminals. He has en-
ployed one of the worst as his con-
tact man in the liquor control de-
partment for the last four years. The
people of Montana have certainly been
fortunate through the good work of
your paper in cleaning out such an
administration. Keep up the good
work Montana needs lot Of it.
Very truly yours,
G. PRITCHARD.
Great Falls, Mont. {
January II, 1871
Mr. H. S. Bruce
The People Voice K
Helena Montana.
Dear Cap:
Being one of the readers and sup S
,orters of the foremost independent |
in the State of Montana 6
The Peoples Voice, l take this OPP t
to give you my views on
he present world situation. /
First, while l do not agree with '
our foreign affairs policy as indicated t
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