The producers news. [volume], May 03, 1918, Image 1

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A PAPER
LUME I. NTYWOO NUMBER 3
ig' "
ILL FARMERS ALLOW
SINISTER INFLUENCE
TO GET THEIR FRIEND?
NOT THEN GEE BUSY RIGHT NOW
ited States Senator Meyers, Who
as an Ear for the Clink of the
'Golden Buck" Responds to His
asters Voice, the A. C. M.
fight of the people against the
in Montana has opened.
wers of big business through
rvile tool in the United States
Henry L. Meyers, are oppos
re-appointment of B. K.
as United States District
y in this state. The reason
e is a man that cannot be
d by them and when he made
us speech at the co-operative
at Great Falls last winter
romptly marked him for
r.
past, too often, fair minded
ciLls who took a stand for
le, have beet theoitiod be
the fact that the opposition
tates District Attorney B. W
usiness Huns Have Slated Lor
{gttyr.
ematically to achegve t
who opposed them and
id not rush to the resse
nds. -
. J. Walsh has endorsed
and it is our duty to st
t we are in favor
ifice the man who
without fear or favor.
g of the sto ckholder of
Publi u Comipany at
May firt, the
signed and ý 1
TOR FROM MONTANA:
GREETING.
We, 'the undersigned citizens of
Sheridan County, Montana, feeling
that the people of this state require
the services of a United States Dis
trict Attorney, who does not Wear a
"copper collar" and ;realizing that
certain interests in this stat opose
the appointment of the. IK4 B. K.
Wheeler for the reason thebihey can
not control him Lnd his fote to. fur
ther their own selfish aims and we
having implicit faith and confdeone
in the ability, integrity, faithfulau"
and patriotism of said Honorable S.
LWheel y, 7h gmuemdd yob.
H"ioate R. K.Wer tu M'
tt th - s1
is hf~aI eci~I~itb~w~uee{
Z oý.ý t- ý ý
8At
Being an Eipet Ma iaic .He
Answer6 the Cal of Unc
- Sam. Leaves sonf."
Ira E. Worley, rWho i rntly re
signed as the secretpzy ad tesoZer
of the P ,6p1a P idt Pany
and who hs bean v .eJ o 9rp3ic
ing 't cmi psay aast= thi.
paper, has e1iate4 il United
States Army as g an yr Gas and
Steam engine sman.
Mr. worl4 in ka4 yder o *i
perlence in these n w no
doubt be ..: i thi s a g.
Mr. Dili othS State
tana, wfdd hil~on
prior to his en. tinlt.
His msay fi4 O d withi him, the
best of r*, a ri a very snc
easseuI army esar for Ulu.
AGAI BNOVR
Neweappers i e. asph *M
Where are c gel betlon of
Frak A. Vankrligma
of which .j~º -is,, llk
$632o uOOO 123 of wanaeas
1os Angsk@ anlel& th ns
ment ad a Ihthuue l
Sectary edeld
hac denounced te feaIoa of the sy
dicate and says t plans, for a nioht
house at. t polat Ipy consequen
ce been s1nagnd
The Vasty pasyu4a bought the
land In' 1918 fo- r4ý9.O fansc and
now dedfiad over $5000 an *a0.
H. W. Bari g
A. F. Mcltab Ncdew
8. 1. Hasri,* Viatywor
L. C. - Plhstwnd
P. V. Gelrou _W fq ttr# d
W. L. NichbL 214*t
DirnL *Lsth
a a. Bmer fltmt
ake W. 1a"fl t4
3 W.Fnuteen 'caq
GAZ Rasts,'*
Jih QOi$P wa i
a 4 *r
5. . -i
att
rIm,
Town Kaiser. Stop u6b
LAI Speech at Butte
TURRAN NPA
k dtoans congresswoena 3Jea
Raahfn, wa denied tle privd1t
of using the High School Audi
an at tatte for the purpose of
tiLberty Bind speech a few
ago. The "copper , collared"
of the school board who op
he On ioru for all mannen of
of th, sco decided that the
4ciel sperker on behalf of the Lib
etl Loai coul4 not hve'the use of
-.'build ;g and thereby deliberately
the Irenident and all patri
ý1] sricaiain the face.
SRantin was undounted by this
rpfupl and in her usual plucky man
Aer, clu precaz ously to th Irma
$ it.t were locked against her
.$b government of the United
and made her speech in the
lg of a blhiding snow storm.
Thli refusal on the part of the Pro
u *hool Brd of -utte is a di
uet eas of intetference with t sale
Itirty~ Beads sa shows pklinly
taw1 Abigan ted interests of
tate are not beyond giving aid
co~rt -to the enemy and that
( Me at homie to &eal with
th Linerty lesa and did her part in
a `oble iuaaer. , fro-Nun del
fy press f .the city of Butte rsiusei
to give tMd9m.ting any publicity
such, as laussally given by American
'aly. apers. In spite- of this an
es~rmeus crowd of honest, hard
working ople gathered to hear her
wAd a mubstsatal -subscription for
the Liberty B4 was made. The
comnmop -pple are. going. to 'fnance
this war asp well as fight it and the
opposition .to Liberty Bond speakers
by .the old guard politicians will sure
ly seal .their doom.
The sentiment of the comma
people at Butte and elsewhere was
well ekpresskd br one imaky miner
at Butte attbis meeting who aid
"Miss Rapic, I ,want to giver. tis
bnfletsb they can :hrry and clean
the 1er. 'flien wchi start clean
at ;home.t
Rankin )flh '410 prpvented
from mpnkin for the IAberty Loan
by thu pettyj peticiazw of Deer
Lodge, Mointan*. this city they
refueed be4tte vs sf any hell and
prevytt der epe4K by tlqeets of
vio It appears that t.e politi
cal Fe mn o. eptr Voatana are
aiding S d0ermas p egeand4 by
seuc. ljarferquces with the I~berty
Lf a Persl in s I on P
bea ev&*e I >t 4a thip ad
n thewa W p s
cdtlhwfr the a h hmccy
FAIlIRW LCL A~. o . a -
t*wCs w *.i eat t'
-it *U a fS
414n
5ll
isy:ý
PE? PUM
COPANY'S_ CON
Seven Prominent Farmers and Lea
gue Boosters Elected--Mwny other
Leading Farmers Get Big Vote.
Pursuant to the call published in
The Producers News, the Special
meeting of the Stockholders of the
Peoples Puhlisabi Company was
held at ti Community Hall in Plen
tywood ean the first day of May, 1918.
President McElroy called the meet
ing to order promptly at 2:30 p. in.,
and a majority of the stock was
found to be represented at the meet
ing. After minor routine mztters
were attended to, the meeting' voted
to -accept the resignation of the
board of directors and after several
ballots, the following farmers wire
elected to All the said vacancies: J.
S. Nyquist of Homestead; Clair Sto
ner of Outlook; J. JL McElroy of Me
Elroy; J. C Gmeavoid, Guy Mellon
and G. H. Rowley of Pleatywood and
A. F. McLean of Dooley. Many votes
were casts for Theodore Larson of
Dagmar; J. M. Fletaehman of Cul
bertson; Emil Moe of Archer; Ira E.
Worley and D. J. Olson of Plenty
wood. For }several ballots the r1
suits were in doubt
*ATE S IN TUB CWRTY
(OERS-KILL THEM ALL
Gofer 2xIaa ti n,May 15th to
22&. Gofer Day May, 18.
Aivery Sunshiny d&y is a (iofer day.
Success is now. Get the Gofers to
day. Buy County Poison (your poi
son) from the di4ributor in your
IocsA town today, put it out and apply
to county agent for Free Poison to
put on State, Gover aspt and indian
lands. Faxmtrs of 1.h township
shouMt club together to buy and dis
tribute poison on their soldier's land.
They ahould also recommend some
man as township Gofer Exterminator.
He could get *he turmers together
and sep that all State, Government
Indian and $o14e"s Lands are pois
onaed as well as terse ot the Non
residents and residat land owners.
Get all the Gofers, before the First
of June.
The poison oats prepaed from 7000
ounces of powdere4 & kmn alka
told and tih other necessazy Ingredl
ents will be put out is hemidsea Co.
this year. The land owners and all
others interested in the extermi atiou
of the Goftrs must buy the poison
bait prepared frosi the 5000 ounces
siti the ether 2000 ounces will thea
be given away free, to be put out as
above stated. Get your possoa today
Bid Sheridan Couaty `of Gofers.
¶IEverybody's doing it now" Killing
Goters.
Dr. w". Be. Dureas Biological
firue, U. 3. Dept. Asof uturwe
Wash In q, D. C., 6. A. Roosevelt,
8cleaggy Aagistsat, omas of Bio.
Army, and r -ames, arrived
saturda , AptI1 as inX - eate
tb# agaags of the 41,fe (tapaighp~
invr e Gsa y w t as 1*st I*
ýt. fou
ll , ` s work
.. _A r S z . g
k. I
sfi 4da
The Board t Disrectois as nseected
is fairly representative of the far
mers and the Nonpein League of
Fheridan County and no persen can
now truthfully say that this paper
is not controlled by tbp farmers at
Sheridan County.
Mr. McLean, one of the directors
named is one of the m~mbers of the
Executive Co mmttee of the Neapar
tisan League of Moantina.
Mr. Nyquist has been before the
people of this county before as the
caqnrdate for the legislature on the
Democratic ticket and all of the
otherienembes +s thp b.Md are well
known farmers of als cosaty.
The meetisg was barmo aous is
every respect and 4he' stockholders
are well satisfied w their invist
Ment and with the proipects for the
success of this piper.
After the election thy new bq'rd
met immediately and o zed. J.
. McElroy was el presidpat,
qty Mellon, vice-preal~ent and J. C.
Stunvold, Secretary-T eurer.
1st. His death delay*l the gaoera
ment end of the work at least a
month.Mr. Roosevelt will have abarge
of all the Rqdent control work lp Ka
tana.
Mr. Newman will hew the deld
woek in the Northeas ta 1corser of
Montana. 'He is aow mixing all the
rest of the poison bait that will be
used in this ceouty.
These genutlema pap that two
,years ecnstructin wore will make
gofers a scarcity. slp humber of
acres of State awhoo1 ladin and
Government lands in towaship
is being calculated a y so that
when "the farmers of . htowasaip
buy their qcota at C kty Poie ;
free bait will be given out for the
above lands.
Fathers and mothers who pre In
terested in both lthbe 4 girls,
and the gofers, abshe W
dree a ceat apleoo fr very .Pier
killed. Pay them whk War $eniag
Stamps. Teach the bore and giste to
amy* thereby eatermiat. the Gofer.
How to Pat oat Pa t.
The County Ages oee has hosa
NmOsed that sese farmers baw e
alected to seed ad oteo lwf ths dIr
ections jfor seattaring uicer polesn
beit attached to oae semk and have
therefre brot sheet the lees of stock
The p neomed eat. meet be acatw.d
about pmpejrly. If wouise of lre
stoek occar, t pe f~e . out
the poisn erIlosly , e .foss
the dpmsgge that -WOt. Do
surs to scatter psi"s bait earedlliy
on duns, dry beeagsm s- ia the
up e eateto t it is put out
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