The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 19, 1916, Page 20

;Tn the Voters and Tax- payers of Emmons. As & candidate & or re-election to the‘ ] office " of * State’s: A Attorney for th J county. of Emmons, I take this oppor? solicit the support of all tlon regardless of party 8fihatlon. : League flfer:iidnsmin‘ "'i'osmm "Ward ale pencer 8, Connty. Notth'Dak , endorse Mr g general elec- |- ", Van Amam | FOR. SHERIFF, a fumer-of Cass County for four-, teen years. Your vote and suppo;t will be awreciated. # . . GEORGE N. SHEPHERD Republican: nominee for -Co ‘Aud- v itor ‘of Grigg§ cotnty, is a f:nmynet, ‘has been a Republican "hig life, has' been a member of the' Non l,eague_.. ever gince its drganization, and has been & resident of the county for fifteen years.. sg:iit.s your aupport ut the Nmmber ; Use Leader Want Ads. : 03‘,000000000300 i han a_s la}rge as North Dakota: > d 1) ‘....C‘.0.0QOOQ..'..... PLEASE GIVE L _US THAT NORMAL SCHOOL, FOR school id the southwestem part of -~ PETER BLACK Candxdate for Sheriff of McHenry county on the Democrahc ticket. Every one who believes in 2 FAIR DEAL to all -classes alike is imvited to give me their vote and influence, . PETER BLACK,‘ Berwick, N. D.: (2 [ ° e ° v e ° e ° ° L3 [ ® ° ° [ ] ® [ d ° [ J e e o [ ] (] [ J ® (] [ 4 ° [ J [ ] [ ] [ J L] [ J ° ® ° ° ° o ® ° ® [ J ° e ° L J [ J 2 [ J ° [ J L ] - e [ ] [ J [ J @ [ J ° @ o ° ® ° e L o e ® 3 ® @ ® ® ° an arrangement would give North :fion, smdmregard to the normal schools of #“One mormal school in each of the te is an ideal plan: for organizing normal training.” In only 4.3 per 1000 people in all 'our state schools from west of. -TOO FAR, Give\ns a Sclwol within a reasonable distance and we.w hool nly three per:cent of ‘the youth in-our State’ Scheols even perun of the btudents of each school