The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-01-04

porch and read it and draw my own
conclusions about what is going on,
which is not difficult when you have
read as many dailies as I have and
here is my method of arriving at the
truth from the daily papers-f they
tell me to vote for John Doe, why I
vote for Roe Johnson which | realize
of course is not the answer to our
| troubles as they don't care which one
| is elected as they can control either
one.
| Ii they tell me to vote for certain
bond issue, I vote against it and if
everyone would do the same our coun-
try would gradually straighten itself
out and would in time revert to a gov
eminent of the People, BY the PEG
PIE and For the MAJORITY instead
of what we have now, which is gov
eminent of the majority by very
small minority and the whip which
they use is money.
Yours for larger and larger cir
culation for The Peoples Voice so
let's have more interest for those
folks who don't know what is going
on in these United States of ours and
give 'em some more cartoons and
jokes for them to get Interested in
and then smack 'em between the
eyes with the cold facts and the rot
ten truth in smaller patches and see
if you don't get out more truth to
more people, which after all is the
ms n 7
you would have to make paper many
times the size of our daily papers
il you were to print half of what you
could, but keep them readings the
main issue
Yours for success in bringing light
to the darkness. R. C. STEELE.
Rossfork, Mont, Dec. 20, 1915
Peoples Voice Pub. Co.,
Helena, Mont
Dear Mr. Bruce:
Please pardon the delay in sending
in my renewal. I have no excuse to
offer l certainly have no intention
OF letting my subscription lapse. I
have secured some new names for
your subscription list and hope to get
some more. Will list names of new
subscribers below Will enclose check
for same as well as for my own re-
neWal
Hope we can increase your subscrip-
ton list materially this year
Yours truly l. A. JOHNSON.
Glendive, Mont, Dec. %, 1916
Peoples Voice,
Helena, Mont
Enclosed please efind check to ex-
tend my subscription to The Voice.
You are doing wonderful work for
The common people of the state of
Montana. Give them hell and keep
right on doing just that. Our good
government and the Power Co. need
10 be set on their ears. | am really
ashamed of our top man.
Yours truly,
C. DeVRIES.
Box 1927
December 81, 1945.
Ion. Harry S. Truman,
The White House,
D. c.
You have made a wonderful sugges-
ion towards the elimination of the
Iousing shortage and our future i'm
migration but think you should go one
tep further and give priority to the
xtent of 25 per cent for all building
materials, housing equipment and APP
liance for homes of $4,000 or less;
mother 25 per cent for homes of
$500 or less and another 25 per cent
or homes of $4,000 or less leaving
My rs per cent for the building of
homes and new business
locks. This is of vital Importance
Or at least year. Personally think
he immigration laws should be dou-
led or trebled at least from certain
ountries, namely, Poland, Finland,
Iorway and Czechoslovakia as this
ountry is vitality in need of domestic
clip, farm labor, coal and handbook
liners and also lumbermen. of which
lere is an extreme shortage as most
our people have been spoiled due to
Ugh wages received during the war
nd are not content to assume these
uties. These immigrants will be the
asis for more democratic America
| generation to come. There should
. plenty of work for our home peo-
10 if we proceed to harness our riv-
IS and complete the highway program
lat is now in prospect Regards,
E. B. COOLIDGE.