The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 21, 1916, Page 16

MG ; Instéad of pubhshmg a ‘new paper and gomg mto dlrec ' .mpefition for husx v ness with the evening and morning riewspapers of paper depends largely upon local advertising for ts exlstence—the Nonpartlsan Publishing - Company: has purchased the Fargo CouneraNews. This not onl assures a better field for the: Nonpartisan-Daily, but it disposes of the bltteres enemy. the Nonpartlsan League and 1ts cause had in the state. i oS e The new Courier-News—the Nonpartlsan daxl’y-—wfll be a real newspaper It will have the best news services. "It will print. the news of the world every day; all the stock and grain market quotations, sports; etc.” It will be the best newspaper that reaches your ‘part of the country—-and it will be your news- paper—AND (mark thxs) IT WILL PRINT NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Subscnbe for It'- :Now_ GOOD. FOR EVIL posmon -among the statea today. ‘A blg (detonal in Kensal (N. D.) Progress) Regardless of the fact that the majority of small-business men throughout North Dakota’ opposed the Nonpartisan: move- ‘ment - and. were even discourteous on Lynn J: Frazier’s mtroductory visits, this magnanimous public. man is’ planning an administration -which- will_be a direct benefit to the whole state.. -His campaign ‘was made on a platform of political -and economic reform with. special ~inftention;. - to proixiote the state handling. of farm produce in: the finished products of mxll' and packing plant. In: the infancy of" the Nonpart:san movement the ‘League appealed to ‘the merchants of the small towns to co-oper- ate with ‘the farmer, believing that the more money made by the farmers would mean @ general prosperity.. Regardless of the non-support of the commercial faction. Lynn Frazier now appeals to 104 commercial - clubs. asking-for ideas for.’ leglslatlon which ‘will ‘benefit small’ busi- ness men, and civic, organizations. 4 North Dakota stands in & conspicuous ';(detonal man will_ sit ‘in ‘the executive: chair and" do’ big ‘things—things which ‘will" bring thoqsands of . families and ‘thousands’of farmers into this commonwealth; for he ““and his' colleag'ues will make" wonderfuny productive North _ Dakotg mvfl:mgly~ profitable to producers. ; 7 We - shall :see wonderffil chang: "wrought by a real popular 8t te government. ONGD. AN EXAMPLE in ‘Don rook “Cou The farmers, League people, accomplished of ‘getting .control of ‘the sta istrative, legi _latxve “and ‘judicial machin- ery. without -a’ hitch. It ‘was-a_ sunple (N D) ) 4 or: the Nonpartlsan thei task 'ma.ttei' once they had started on