The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 2, 1918, Page 10

ADVERTISEMENTS t.. o~ e MANURE i Straw Worth $8 a Ton---Dont Waste It gfll statements approved by Experiment Stations, epartments of Agriculture and progressive farmers). Science and the experience of many up-to-date farmers prove that y(i:g.rogen stuwA:tack cotnt}:xpna tm:xém of ll:umusyfarglmmuchuphosx;hom, ppofafi: and n presen prices, W as a ertil p— valuable to burn or sell at a low figure. il iy fon %0 In addition to that, it prevents the winter kxllmE of wheat, soil blow or washing, conserves moisture and makes tough, sticky soil much more fria.ble But you can’t get these results by haphazard, wagon-tail distribution. The straw must be well shredded, well distributed and put way of getting all these results is to use the NG on Srealy. Theonesm NISCO 2XX Straw Spreading Attachment i { You can put this attachment at small cost on your trusty Nisco— i the original wide spreading spreader, and make it perfect machine for both manure and straw—two machines in one. Spreads atraw evenly 8 to 10 feet wide. The Nisco has always been the bellwether of spreaders. It is always in the lead with new improvements and is built for a life-time of service. ‘“Not a cent £or repairs” is the statement of thousands of farmers who have used the Nisco or years. See your Nisco dealer and have him show you the advantages of both the Nisco and the straw attachment., Don’t wait for him to call on you as he is short of help now. Insist on the Nisco. Don't take some other machine or you will regret it later on. Ask the 5 dealer or write us for illustrated circular and book -on manure. Act -now and be prepared for the spring drive of 1919. New ldea Spreader Co. Spreader Specialists Coldwater, Ohie ERE at last is a high-grade incubator at a reasonable price for those who act quick. As a special introductory pre-season offer, this genuine, $25. 00 value, Mayer's Big Hatcher is offered to the readers of the Non- partisan Leader for only $12.85. If you are going to buy an incubator here is your opportunity to save money—but you must be quick. Many Special Features Mayer’s Big Hatcher is built of l4-inch insulating ma- terial, which absolutely protects the eggs from changes of temperature. It holds the heat inside and keeps the cold outside. It also has a five-gallon kerosene tank that requires one. filling for the entire hatch. Many other features too numerous to mention here. Order at once direct from this ad. MAYER’S HATCHERY iitCopai Yina: REP ‘,llRS FOR ALL FURNACES AND STOVES Send us Name and Number and we will supply REPAIRS and PARTS. [ 17 8. Tlurd Streef U. S. STOVE REPAIR COMPANY, aneapolis, Minn. IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA INDICESTION, OR ARE CONSTI- fim. fou. 8 zgookflerflmm mught and cl zm mthat dellcl ous msta. Th:« are good a.lhlw '.ol!fl.l s, Fur 18 and you will enjoy anln' -1 - shippli n fish. 100 lhs. net welzhulo. 50! I'n?mn 4 net w%m, sa.oo. 20 1bs. net g FANCY "ARG: "o PICKLED FAT MELT D OE. ALASKA HERRING packed Norweglan style. Thefavoritefish COMMISSION wlth the snndmsvlans who know quality fish, These EEess s Game Cata~ ars of our 3 ) only. Alluntrltl. m e md'mdn. < * ; Woumm ‘hiorse ) . avweasel gl nnlnc‘hnl'n nldulormbug'd' 8 our. it mmw""‘fi: $A5 Fepalring and Taxidermiots’ work | |- work . ficm ”’&mocm-up, : Peomnt, Petiron. : Iq.anllonl‘rnndn'c..'- § Send for Pree Price List on Furs and Hides. § \ iable T o HENRY STREIFY FIR 0. Dot 12 Mewrs, Wi o i e, | v , from mmipulanon'by tlle _banking in- terests for their own gain, - The American. Federation of Labor believes that the issuing of money should be a government fpnction in fact as well as in name. At the pres- ent time the bankers control the issue ernment prints ‘the paper. The print- but the amount of issue and the rate of interest are and that is why the bankers have taken control of them. 20. We favor a system of federal government postal savings banks. The present system of postal sav- ings banks is practically a fraud on the common' people.” The postmaster receives money from the public to which he pays a ridiculously low rate of interest and then turns this money over to the banker across the street, the favored banker, for less than this banker has to pay for money from other sources. At the same time the government is paying 4% to 5 per cent for money by the bond-issuing method. There is no reason, for instance, why the postmaster could not get at least 5 per cent for this money by in- vesting it directly in federal farm loan bonds and in turn pay the deposi- tors 4 to 4% per cent interest. The reason why the postal savings bank is not put on a businesslike footing is the fact that it would then compete with the private banking monopoly. A GREAT ORGANIZATION A fair idea of the size of the Amer- ican Federation “of Labor may be " gathered from the facts that 110 in- ternational trade unions, with over 24,000 local unions, are affiliated with it, that there are 45 state federations, 715 city central bodies and 542 other local trade and federal labor unions having no internationals, and that it employs- 1,885 volunteer and special organizers in addition to the officers of the unions and the federation. There are over 2,000,000 members. It is the result of over two genera- tions of great effort on the part of the workers and their organizers and lead- .ers to better their conditions of liveli- hood and to make their country a bet- ter place for the common man to live in. It has been built, as the organ- ization of the farmers is being built, with much sacrifice and. in spite of bitter, unfair and unlawful persecu- tion by those who” are anxious to ex- ploit the people. .- The federation of labor, however, does not “comprise all of organized labor. There are many local and na- tiontal organizations that have not af- filiated with it either because the fed- eration will not admit them or be- cause they do not -want admlssxon. the' question of ' whether workers should be organized in crafts or:in- dustrially. There is also the question _of whether labor’s organized effort should be confined to securing better wages and ‘shorter hours mainly or where ' they are anxious to make labor's influence felt politically in re- form legislation. More discussion and .more organization on both sides of tlon. PLEASED WITH LEADER Ed:tor Nonpartisan Leader: ciples of the Leader and hope to see them in practice soon. Dry weather caused me to lose my crops this year, but I _have 70 acres. of wheat sown ‘again. with hopes, of course, for the harvest. J. HECKMAN and the rate of /interest and the gov-. ing of the paper is not very important,: should wage a determined fight also | on the interests that prey on the work-. . er’swageafierhegets it. ; " Practically all the labor groups,. }- however, are in the frame of mind | the fence are the chief things needed to bring farmers and city workers to-: | gether pohtxcally throughout the na- Hobait, Okla. I“am much pleased with the pfin- . ADVERTISEMENTS IIIHIIIIllIIIHllllIIIIIHIIIHIIIHIINIHIIIIHHIIIIHIIIH!HII“ , F o instructive, prof catalog is abeo-. e & e REE ety ?”".muy Shonid havs thix oo book ) at once. 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