The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 19

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'Hurrah for for DunnCOUIltY ' ‘Where crops bave never failed; -——Where fiax is yielding 20 bushels an acre; —Where the 1916 crops alone will pay the entire purchase price of the f: —Where the entire country is underlaid with the best lignite ' ‘world and where flowing wells are found at 112 feet. - If you wish to buy farm on easy terms or if you have money to invest, NOW IS THE TIME for ; Ka ou to investigate this Iand of plenty which abounds w:th rain and sunshine, Y The Alf. 0. Nelson Land Co. “WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT” - DUNN CENTER, NORTH DAKOTA. lfifityuuinbuineuhl)nlm The laws of the state of North Dokota provide that women can vote for school . officers.” All women who have the inter ests of the country schools at heart— and that means all farm women—should make use of this right in this election. The future of .the country -schools is at stake in the contest between N. C. Macdonald, the Nonpartisan League candidate, and his opponent, a man of city school training and affiliations. Mr. Macdonald, the farmers’ candi- date for the position of state superinten- dent of public instruction, is famous all over the country as an authority on rural schools. In his position of inspector of rural, graded and consolidated schools, Mr. Macdonald has already worked a revolution in improving the country schools of the state.. The country schools need improving. They need more help and - supervision from the state. .Mr. Macdonald has de- voted his life to the interests of the rural community and the rural school and he is ambitious to make North Da- kota’s country schools the best in the union. It is for that reason he wants to be elected state superintendent. Every farmer’s vote should be cast for Mr: Macdonald and every farmer’s wife should cast a vote for him. ¥ Wives of members of the Nonpartisan League should insist that their husbands take them to the polls on election day. Let.all the family of voting age vote for Macdonald for school superintendent. 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This is for YOUR INFORMATION nnd to guard AGAINST SERIOUS ERRORS IN THE OFFICIAL RETURNS. Fill in the returns on the blank printed to the right on this page, or use a sample ballot for the same purpose and mail it to the Leader as soon as the votes are counted. : If you can not attend to this yourself will you not see that some one else does it? : INO. VOTES LUTHER E. BIRDZELL E. T. BURKE SUPREME RLES J. FISK COURT i i s E sl |- R. H. GRACE J. E. ROBINSON ‘ | BURLEIGH F. SPALDING| = SO RS TR TR IR GOVERNOR cH LIEUTENANT a e GOVERNOR SECRETARY OF STATE WILLIAM OLSON CARL R. KOSITZKY STATE AUDITOR G. I. SOLUM JOHN STEEN STATE TREASURER ' P. M. CASEY N e e e W R TP LB (AL S T3k WILLIAM LANGER ATTORNEY GENERAL G. S. WILLEDGE - COMMISSIONER oF | S A OLSNESS INSURANCE B s o e St DENIS M. LYNCH COMMISSIONER OF JOHN N. HAGAN _ S. J. AANDAHL CHARLES W. BLEICK COMMISSONERS OF RAILROADS M, P. JOHNSON B. F. BROCKHOFF CHARLES HEIN MARTIN C. MURPHY STATE SENATOR weeceeeeener. 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