The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 11, 1918, Page 2

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Editor Nonpartisan Leader: " I am not a member of the Non- partisan league but like its program. I have taken the paper for over a year and have showed and explained the movement to hundreds of farmers and laboring people. I have been in this movement for betterment of the farmers for 36 years, having joined the Grange 36 years ago, and have belonged to the Farmers’ union. Now I T am ready to join the League. Box 304 PAGE TWO St. Paul, Minn. . I left Clay county, where I have as good ‘a farm as there is in the state, and came to the mountains for my health.” I left a big lot of farmers that are in accord with the League, and have gotten something like 50 of the leading farmers of White county, where I now live, that are ready for the League. There is a Farmers’ union lodge close to me and the whole |, membership except one is strong for the movement, S. A. HARRIS. S e . 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