The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
MIKE
SEE:

I've herd of guys hiding be-
hind a woman's skirt but 70
like to knoe what a guy wood
hide behind if the woman was a
fan dancer.
Say, have va noticed my pit
cher this week. Bein' that I'm
gonna be the State Representa-
tive I hada change my pitcher.
My campain manager Johnny
Burns says that if I don't look
more business like that I was
gonna hafta git a new Campain
manager. Everybody knoeS that
I'm really lucky to have a man
like Johnny Burns for my man
ager, so my pitcher is changed.
Who wants to look like a
Hardin millyoniare, not me. I'd
rather look like a rancher or a
farmer, because then everybody
will talk to me, exceptin' the
Hardin millyonireS. + amt been
| dom much business with the
| high mucky MuckS lately be-
| cause all they wanna do is Jew
| me down, an heck, with the
| war on if I lettem Jew me down
too much I won't be able to
buy my War Bonds every month,
like I promised to do.
Talkin' about polytics makes
me think of a good friend OF
Bert Kronmiller's His name is
! Guy Derry. Boy there is one
heckofa swell guy. You knoe
when I was in Billings las week
I run into Judge Derry and I
| thot he wood pass me up like
a hot patotoe but he shakes
hands with me and says, Hello
Mike. No use in sayin' any more
about Judge Derry because no
matter what I say it won't be
nuthin bad, only good.
You knoe I herd a guy talkin'
in a Barber shop the other day
when I was gettin' trimmed. He
sed. Yup that Mike Kuchera is
runnin' for another job. You
| wood think that he wood quit
monkeying around. Then he Sed
| Mike don't want that job either
but .,all he is dom is maxim a
joke out of it. You knoe that
| guy is all rong. I wanta make
it this time, no foolin', cross my
hart with both hands, not be-
cause I herd that I kin make
$500 for one months werk, and
maybe make a lot on the side.
| It's not the side money that I
wanna find out about. It's the
defence werk, gathering mater
ial, winning the war, and help
ing rite here at home that I'm
interested, not the money at all.
(AS long as me and MIR. Ander-
son, my Banker, are good
friends I'm not worrying about
the money!. Then again what
good is the money if we don't
win so I gotta e about win
ming and worry about the mo-
ney any time afterwards. This
time it's dismiss.
Some people say I can't win
because I amt owner of a ranch
with Berkshire steers. This time
I can win without Berkshire
steers. You knoe if that rep
resentative job is good enuff
for others, then it's good enuff
for me. To me it seems like
some click in and otta town
seem to wanna run everything
and I don't like it, neither does
the plain people like it. I sed
some click - you callem what
you like, because I'm not in
the click.
Boy, oh boy, there goes an
other one. This week another
man in the Service is gonna
start gitin the Hardin Paper for
the home news. It goes to Pvt.
James A. Clawson, seth SIS AC
RTC BKS T-168 Chanute Field
RanToul Ill. Thanks to Mrs.
Floyd Warren. They say it can't
be done but its done agin, kill
in 2 herds with / rock. The War
rens are really gonna rest on a
Beautyrest mattress and Jimmy
Clawson is gonna feel good
reeding the home news. I my
self think Citing the home pa
per will make most any boy
feel good even tho it may make
them a little home sick. If any
of you guys or service men
wanna say somethin jus rite to
me here in Hardin. It will reach
me, just rite to Mike.
I heer they've been sending
bombs to Tokyo by air mail. ]
guess they were delivered al
, rite. but not at the post office
l MIKE.
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