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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
5
Letter to Idaho farmers denounces the Nonpartisan League and Townleyism as a criminal organization while acknowledging some reform needs. It warns farmers that professional agitators mislead communities and urges readers to resist socialism while recognizing some true grievances.
A speaker urges Idaho farmers to form strong organizations while criticizing leaders like Townley and Scholtz. He contrasts pledges kept by parties with agricultural needs, cites bipartisan support from farmer lawmakers, and calls for an education campaign to expose enemies of good government.
A farmer leader declares he has spoken truth about Nonpartisan Sague leaders and challenges Mr. Farmer to continue the fight against excessive railroad rates. He asserts farmers pay the highest freight rates and vows to press for parity with other U S farmers.
A speaker urges farmers and the public to avoid class conflict during an embargo on wheat and railroad strain. He warns against Townleyism, calls for calm, clear thinking, and unity to prevent panic and disaster for the nation as war efforts continue.
A speaker denounces Townley Le Seuer and allies as dangerous to America, compares them to Lenin and Trotzky, and urges Idaho voters to banish them. He defends Roosevelt, warns of Socialist influence, and claims ninety five percent of Idaho farmers are loyal citizens.
A Idaho senator condemns antiwar opponents as traitors and pledges continued Senate action to lower freight rates. He emphasizes backing Idaho industries and maximal state development while supporting national war measures and sailors.
A anti Nonpartisan League pamphlet urges Idaho voters to oppose Townley and the North Dakota led leaders. It claims the “Big Five” pay 75 cents in taxes and accuses them of treason and manipulation. The piece attacks federal officials and calls for an investigation if seated. It urges voting against the League’s candidates.
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