The National leader. [volume], April 17, 1922, Image 9

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]the grain corporation. The Sinclair
Ladd bill to accomplish this is still in
the -Senate and house committees of
agriculture at Washington, D. C.
Readers interested in bringing
about a fixed price for jfroducts that
will assure farmers cost of production
this year and thus enable them to get
on their feet at once through ability
to get more credit NOW, can help by
writing their congressman and sena
tor. No blank petition is needed to
guide you. Simply make out your own
petition, a brief one asking your mem
ber of congress to support the Sin
ciair-Ladd bill and help get it reported
out of committee. If you want to cir
culate a longer petition giving all the
reasons for price stabilization, consult
back issues of the Leader, which print
ed such a proposed form of petition in
full.
Individual. letters to congressmen
are helping as much as anything.
Have you written a personal letter to
your congressman 'V
Following are the recent reports we
have had from the field:
L. K. Moulton of Conrad, Mont., sent a peti
tion with 58 names to his members of con
gress.
Miss Louisa B. Larson of Lemmon, S. D.,
has written congressmen as well .as circu
lated a petition.
Frank Cierpiszeski of Arco, Minn., sent a
petition of 51 names to Senator Nelson.
Fred Park, Dowling, S. D„ got 27 names on
a petition, sent to Senator Norbeck.
Pedar J. Hjelmstad, Edmore, N. D., got.85
signatures and sent petition to congress.
P. J. Doell, Hampton, Neb., -76 names on
petition. H-. J. Foote, Baker, Mont.-, petition
to congressman and. non-commital reply re
ceived.
Mary Peterson, Avondale, Mont., wrote con
gressman and got a.letter saying he was tak
tng'a "special interest" in bills to help farmers
get better prices..
Isaac E. Wilson and others of Plummer,
Minn., signed and sent a petition to Congress
man Steenerson.
George K. Broughton of Minneota, Minn.,
bag -a reply from Congressman Volstead in
which he says he is supporting revival of the
grain corporation.
Edwin A, Kampfe, ""Gothenburg, Neb., has a
letter from SenatoT Norris in response to a
petition, in which the senator says that, while
he is for such a bill, he'doesn't think it can
be gotten through.
H. M. Moon Burley, Idaho, besides getting
a lot of names on petitions has been corre
sponding with Senator Borah.
M." F. Gilbert, Riverside, Wash., petition to
Senator Jones, who- replied he Was against
plan.
Farmers Ask Price Stabilization
Pressure on Congress for Action Continues—More Reports
From the Field
EADER readers continue
to bring pressure on
congress for stabilization
of farm products and an
all-year price for pro
ducers through revival of
W. E. Grabenhorst, Dayton, Ore'., has been
writing congressmen.
Adrian Peterson, Chowchilla, Cal., 23 sig
natures on petition.
Elling B. Anderson, Hillhead, S. ,D„ wrote
Representative Johnson, who replied he was
for the bill. .T"
Nikolas Nelson, Hillhead, S. D., has corre
e- spondedwith members of congress, urging the
matter.'
Joseph F. Vavra, Stanton, N. D., 66 names
on petition.
J. W. Thrailkill, Montague, Mont., letter?
to congressmen.
Ole Sanvik, Gildford, Mpjit., 50 names on
petition.
Ludvig La resell, Galata, Mont., 24
and letter to Senator Walsh.
G, v. Kness, Voiir, Col*f circulated petition
and has, reply
CHEAP MOTIVE POWER
Editor NatipnaL Leader We have
been interested readers of. the Na
tional Leader for two or three years.
I wish to say that we as farmers are
with you heart and soul. It certainly
looks good to see that at least some
of the farmers have their eyes open.
If the farmers' movements, such as
the Nonpartisan league, farm bloc,
etc., fail, the farmer might as wtell be
gin digging his grave and the sooner
he gets into it the better he"*willbe off."
One thing which has been very in-,
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I understand that Henry Ford has
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It seems to me that it would be a
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