The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 19

= RS - SEE SR TWENTY Unearned Goethals Against Paymg Land Speculators for Nothmg « The way in ‘which commumty growth enhances the .value of land without the effort of those who may own it is forcefully set forth in a re- cent article in The Public by Allen Farquhar relative to-land values in the Panama, Canal zane. The great value of what is common- ly called the “uneained increment” is illustrated by the fact that the own- ers of the land necessarily the government when it built the canal, now insist that the government reimburse them according to present prices instead of the prices that pre- HOLSTEINS AND BOOSTERS ‘Mr. W. B. Hancockof .Pemlu,na is progxd -of his. biooded, stock -and is justified. Beside him .in . tassel cap i Wm. Qunnell of the township just west of Pembina, who came "to.help the- organizer.. b:oa.‘k into mew. terri- tory 5 WHO SHALL STOP THEM" . There. is no meed for class feeling between the man-in the country and the man in the city. have the- right to organize for their own protection, no one can deny the farmers the same nght —Fargo Forum. V. E. BEAUDRY STEAM AND HOT WATER 'HEATING. PLUMBING AND . GAS FITTING. y New Rockford ']---——--—--i—-—-—-—-—‘ 'C. BJERKE & COMPANY Hardware, Implements, Fumi‘i'i L OF ALL K!NBS and. gum:a.fiee : four work and. quick service. i i- We have the largest plant in the state. . We have a.portable: outfit. :zu;;i can come $o your job en short hnotice, FARGO FOUNDRY €O. FARGO i N. D To the Readers of the Nonpartisan Leader: We want to mail to every render a Tbe package of Noxatl Cbmpound Free for TRIAL before spring work starts. § It's the greatest healer of barb-wire cuts, § | sone shoulders, sore necks, and wounds. § | Don't take our word for it but let us mail . you that package today and convince you..- [ self. Use the coupon below and mail to us with 10c for- mailing expenses. Ad- | (dress ALSEN PHARMACY Algen, N. D. | My name is.. We will appreciate a few addresses of | farmers who wi appreciate a. 75¢ . : age FREE for 'IRIAL. i But if eity men opflp._u-ououu‘.uoun i._.:..0....l,.....00.0_0.......0Q;‘l...,‘0.b‘..,.’.”’!!’:’.!&!f vailed in 1903 when the enterprise was put under way. General Goethals, builder of the canal, insists that the government is bemg robbed, according to Mr. Far- quhar's artlcle, but the eommission appointed to appraise the land takes the “view that -these holders should '’ now be given the benefit of whatever inerease in value has come by the ex- penditure of hundreds of millions of money taken in taxes from the Amer- people. All that has made this land more valuable than it was 13 years ago is the enterprise and expenditure by the American people, he points out. “MAKES APRICOT HAMS " California Farmer, Unable to Sell Fruit Feeds it to Swine. * Interesting, and- at the same time illustrative of poor methods of dis- . tribution, .is the story from Pomona, California, of a farmer, who had large qnantm:es of apricots for sale, but which he could not market, and the way he turned them .to ultim- ate profit by making pork and bacon of them, .- - ‘Last year, with a fine crop of apri- -_cots’ on hand, fruit that no doubt -~ would’ have- been welcomed in many ‘amorthern ;home, he conceived the ‘feéding them to-his pigs. The ed the luscious fruit and - Aipon it. A short time ago two of them were butchered ’fl"};uxghed 245 pounds. ricob larnd, seven pounds of e, Toar fine apncot hams, and -ymantity-of “spareribs, bacon and _a'wm,.tn say nothing of 100 pounds-of rapricot soap. : = POLISH WHEAT USELESS - . Polish whedt has now ceme forward to take.the .place of the fraudulent “A]a,ska” wheat, which a few years ago was being sold in some sections of the west on_promises of enormous yieelds. This Polish wheat 1s being offered for sale to farmers in Mon- tana, aeccording to a warning from the department of agriculture, at $1 a pound on representations that it is a prolific producer, and the government * has. issued a warning that it is almost useless for flour making, and says “from. our present knowledge it is not - recommended for growmg anywhere in-the United States Phene 926, THE NONPARTISAN LEADER : ! o e Increment <farmer produced 15 gal- 2 AU TOMOBILE SPECIALISTS When you have tremble with your auto phone or write us. We will save yon money and long delays, “* We do everything in Welding and Machining. Special machinery to make any parts wanted, often giving qmcker service than sending for repairs. Dakota Welding & Mfg. Co. 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