The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 7

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D. ~A More Than Enough positions for our graduates. That -] is ‘the experience of Aaker’s Busi- ness College. 10 requests last week and we placed (')}ga Bentley, Emma Buhrn, . Miss ordarson, Aimee Bordeleau, and Frances Solars in good permanent positions. A few months means your success. Why do: you delay? Special department for, high ™ school - graduates. = Write, for catalog to A. B. C.,, Fargo or Grand Forks. ' ° Holstein Bulls for Sale We have several REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULLS that we are offering at $100 to $150.00. These bulls are richly bred, well marked and:splendid individuals. Come and see our herd or write - E. C. SCHROEDER MOORHEAD -~ MINNESOTA NOTICE TO LEAGUE ‘MEMBERS League members please take notice that O. M Thomason is no longer connected in any way with the Nonpartisan League or the A. C. TOWNLEY. THE LEADER’S INFLUENCE The Nonpartisan Leader celebrated its first anniversary September 21st. In its short career many political changes came in favor of the farmer. Its pro- ~gress has been rapid and the Leader now has fine prospects of becoming a " daily. It has had a wholesome and far- reaching influence not only upon the state of North Dakota but upon the neighboring states. We wish the Leader even greater success in the future and heartily congratulate those - concerned upon the results of their first year’s work.—GILBY CHRONICLE. . ROBINSON, BIRDZELL AND GRACE <+ The progressive ‘movement which is again sweeping over -the ‘northwest will present new problems to the men- who interpret laws. o It is essential that the men elected to the supreme court be men who will . view the new problems in the light of the ‘new conscience of the people. To that end every farmer—and every other good citizen should—stand like a rock for the three men selected by the farmers at the late primary. : All three men stand on the platform of Equal Justice to All. 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