The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-06-14

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all Montana poultry growers to rigidly
Gull their flocks of all non-laying and
low-producing hens.
Besides wasting scarce feeds, the
low producers in the laying flock are
Improbable since a hen must lay at
least $50 eggs a year if she is to show
a return above feed and other costs,
Miss Cushman said.
Growers who wish detailed informa-
ton on culling will find many helpful
suggestions in the extension circular,
"Cull the Farm Flock and Save Feed"
which is available from county agents
presidents veto of the labor-shack-
ling Case bill. In giving his reasons
for the veto President Truman point
ed out that the bill would not only
g. . fail completely to shorten strikes
- but also 6. the bill is a piece
meal measure which strikes at symp-
toms and ignores underlying causes of
strikes -. :" Chalk this latest D'Ewart
vote against the people down on your
list which already includes his stand
against price control retention, his fav-
oring passage of the Bulwinkle bill,
and other pieces of legislation which
will NOT benefit the common citizens
of Montana.
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One day this week | saw our highly
Wanted Montana hospitality receive
quite a kicking around. A very elder
ly out-of-state lady while in town de-
cided she would like to tour our state
capitol building. She asked the State
Custodian if there was guide service
available This worthy gentleman
paused long enough from reading his
paper to inform her that no such SER
vice was available, and then dropt his
nose again into his newspaper, while
the old lady was left to wander about
the best way she could l don't know
that such sightseeing activities come
certainly, when out-of-state people
come to the capitol, and he isn't busy
he shouldn't mind making them feel
welcome. We here in Montana make
big hulla-baloo about our western con-
geniality over the radio, through the
press and in out-of-state advertising
and it seems to me that there should
be "carry-through" after visitors
come to the state. If at present no
funds are available for guide service
through our most cherished public
edifice, then certainly the next leg
islature should provide for it. Let's
take the sham out of our boasts about
Montana Hospitality by doing some
thing to make it more than many
printed words on highly colored book
paper
I. i. 4.
Kermit Daniels, Harry Jones and
Jerry Anderson, the first two who
were admitted to the state bar Tues
day, and the third law student at
Montana U. were Voice visitors this
week. Kermit plans to seek the demo
cratic nomination for county attorney
Of his home county, Powell. while
Harry is thinking very seriously of
coating in Thompson Falls, heart of
he Western Montana Scenic Wonder
and. Jerry is the son of Judge A.. E.
Anderson, and is out aiding the cam
oaign of his dads for the supreme
,ourt associate justiceship.
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It's rumored that there's a lot of
republicans up Cut Bank way who
ire thinking about voting the demo-
ratio primary this year. No news in
hat, exactly, since that's an old COP
labit = except - they're voting this
ear against rather than for a contin-
ance of office tenure for the senior
enator. Incidently inner sanctum
nembers of the Wheeler for Ex-Sen-
tor Club tell me they are receiving
lany favorable reports from all COR
ers of the state. Finally, in my wan
erings this week l caught Brother
alley Stortz assiduously digging
trough old files of the Voice, over
istorical library way, vainly trying
, find something to help his candi-
ate for the senate Have noted here
late that Brother Stortz has been
,oking awfully tired land maybe a
hit discouraged). He's been working
armed hard trying to keep the old
,publo-crat jalopy from falling apart
ntil after the primaries, but l think
Q realizes, like the rest of u.s. that for
| of the oil applied on various parts
! machines mechanical or political)
nally wear out and must be cast a.
de- AS a matter of personal opinion
think it will be a good thing for Bal
y that his candidate be defeated
e's young man with tremendous
Mount of ability, a fine personality
Id liberal record (while in 1egis-
ture) and his talents shouldn't go
wasted for the people because of
S continuing in a secondary role to
ontana's most chameleon-like poll
ian.
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millions starve, while
llions of Americans overeat while
)over and Anderson make pretty
eeches, while official Washington
is "delirium Trumans" and the
nsters wisecrack ITO err is Tru-
IN Iowa Union Farmer.
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w. P. "Biil' Pilgeram, one-time
eaker of the house as a represen-
i've from, Cascade Comfy hut now