The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 9, 1918, Page 16

ADVERTISEMENTS X /4 2'3— Avery Tractors Helped to Raise It Avery Threshers Helped to Save It ? HE crop this year has been a big one. It would fiot have been possible had it not been for modern motor farming machinery. Avery Tractors S ATEY it supplied a large amount of the power back of this big national cro&). Avery torsand Plowsturned thousandsof acres of ground, prepared the seed bed and planted and harvested the grain crops. Avery Motor Cultivators planted and cultivated thousands of acres of corn, cottonand otger row crops. Avery Separatorsthreshed andsaved millionsof bushelsof grain, _An Averyized Farm Means Success service through the Avery Brangf Houses and Distributors covering evety State in the Union and over 60 Foreign Countries. When you get an Avery, you get a Tractor with renewable innercylinder walls, adjust- able crankshaft boxes, patented sliding frame, Patented gasifiers that turn kerosene or distillate into gas, and a tractor thatyon can attach instantaneously to any machine, either for belt driving or pulling at the drawbar —the coupler is automatic and the belt pulley is always in place. All the special features in Avery Tractors as well as in Avery Threshers, Motor Cultivators u(::d Plows are shownin big free Avery Motor F! 'arming Catalog. See nearest Avery Dealer or write'direct for catalog, - AVERY COMPANY, 6219 lowa Street, Peoria, Ill. e anch H Distri and Servioo Stations In Every 5"-:. !n the u:!bl:':gn than Bfi'onlp Oo':mfrh. . Tens of thousands of Avery machines are insuccessful operation throughoutthe world. There is a size Avery Tractor for every size farm, an Avery Plow for every size Tractor and an Avery Thresher for every size run. With one of these outfits in the size you need and an Avery Motor Cultivator, your farm power requirements are taken care of. Motor Farming Machinery | 0 . 'rne Avery Company are motor farming | machinery specialists. Avery machines are built complete in the three big Avery fac- ¢ toriesand backed by prompt and permanent. 8.16 H. P. Avery Tractor, for Pri Write Us Diroct, Fally Warranted » ] size Avery everysizerun and Plows AVER tor Farming, Threshing. TIRES [EQUITY EXCHANGE SERVICE || YEARMELL TIRES ' CUT OUT THE. Let us handle your grain and live stock on commission. > PR If you are interested in the co-operative elevator system < '“RB rmm : & We ship them to you — let us help you and advise you. D O ABIRDVAL [9) Plain $8.80 §.9 $2.0 1 .50 EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE pors ST. PAUL, MINN. ... HUNTING “NO The only wai'sto keeg in_constant touch w1th the E&uity Co-Oper- NO MONEY IN ADVANCE N T 1C contains & Frsa Tt f ous micll oo ey ere it e e TR G , D. It conf a price list of our mail order e] X 3 to. ma- 5 Give us your next order or shipment. ¥ s terial and -workmanship. A FRIEND IN ARKANSAS ; Paragould, Ark. Editor Nonpartisan Leader;: - I am just an ordinary bonehead farmer, never having had an oppor- tunity to get a common education. But in spite of this handicap I can read the handwriting on the wall, and - know that education and knowledge - must preceds organization. Co-oper- ation and co-ordination - will follow knowledge as night follows the day. But the dull, unthinking worker can not be torn from his ways except by force, or he must be shown by edu- cation and agitation. So I am trying with all the knowledge I can generate to be prepared when the psychological moment arrives, which is now, to or- ganize our forces from the ground up. Make every schoolhouse a forum for real organization, which is the only material hope for the human race to make the world a safe place to live in. - If we can’t or won’t organize that we may be made more efficient to help win the war, I say, if we fail or refuse to organize while we ‘are on the stage of action, then posterity when it steps in will have to develop condjtions -more conducive to real life. Then we will be numbered among the unworthy and soon will be forgotten, and we will merit it. J. I'/‘.—CAMPBELL. AUTOCRACY MUST END - Wheeler, Texas. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: - I have been reading the Nonparti- san Leader and appreciate it very much, and while reading and reflect- ing back over my 40 years of exist- ence through toil, trials and bard- ships for the betterment of mankind, and realize old nature has carried me to the highest peak of the mountain of life, and as I look over and down the descending slope of that old mountain. of time, I see the dawning of a"Sweeter and happier day for the hand workers of old nature’s God. My profession is carpenter and have been a farmer the greater part of my life, while I have held several othet positions of public service.: My nical monarchy must cease; sor its source than the flesh and blood ‘of the toilers. J. A. LOTT. : Gothenburg, Neb. Editor Nonpartisan. Leader: I am not a League member, but such doings as those in Wahoo will swell the vote for the League candi- dates. : Farmers of Saunders county; law- ful and orderly people, having the well-being of their country at heart; ‘had assembled to discuss publiely poli- tics and transact their business. A raging mob broke up the meeting and & man posted in the open.window of an upper story. shouted into. the raging mob: “Hang him; hang him.” This man was a public officer, a member of the. council of defense, holding a public trust. . ' - e If public officers commit such out- rages, what will ‘be: the consequences among' the ‘people ? i i © -, C) F. PRIETANER. A WISCONSIN BOOSTER - : : - Scandimavia, Wis. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: - - 1 have ‘recently become a reader of - | your -valuable paper and have just | got my fifth issue.” I indorse alt that ., on such-good literature but, to make a long- story short, let thus suffice. We 'have, here two. good organizers. ahead. Farmers are as a rule patient, - but let no one step on their corns, for observation is, autocracy and tyran- - support must. come from. some other - BAD MEDICINE IN NEBRASKA is stated, . I could give you velumes ‘They did good work while here.. It a beware of a farmer’s rage if his rights