The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 10

e [} (:. | | | 854 | 83} il i i | % Mr. Goettle’s Figures DITOR :Nonpartisan Leader: Seeing Mr. Goettle’s field record in the Leader of January ‘12, also that 'the Leader: would like to have the field records of more farmers, here is mine: Butter and eggs .......$202.01 -Wages earned .............. 9.8b Total income ............ $211.36 Total expenses, such as.feed,.seed, machine. repairs and oil, also supplies for the house, but with no wages charged for man or team, $1,387.48. | Crops ‘were a complete failure, Land owned, morth half of south | half and south half of north half see- tion 32, township 18 north, range 52 east, M P. M. Taxes in 1918 were $64.90, in 1919 $122.14, ' If North Dakota has any- thing on Montana in the way of in- creased taxes I would like to see it. ALBERT HARMEL. ‘Terry, Mont. The Human Side of Semce More than ayear has passed In every place efforts at res- since the signing of the Armis- toration are unremitting. The tice, yet all the world still feels = loyalty of employees who have the effects of the War. The staid at their tasks and the fine Telephone Company is no ex- spiritof newemployeesdeserve ception. - public appreciation. - Editor Nonpartisan Leader:: Mr. Goettle’s crop report in the Leader of January 12 shows total man and horse labor of $181.50 and other expenses of $68.20, so the crop cost him $239.70 ‘and ‘brought him $298.70, ieaving a balance of $59. If he put in the work himself with ‘his' own horses he took in" from that field, above. expenses, $240.50. So it seems to me either his figures or his conclusions are wrong. The crop was raised with hardly any More than 20,000 Bell tel- They have worked at & dis- [ phone employees went to war; . advan : some of them never-returncd. .fimfismd;tyqfiaxngfirm i\ For eighteen months we were - jmportance to both the com- 1 ‘shut off from practically all mercial and social life of the supplies. i country. : [ ‘War's demands took ourem=- I ployees and our materials, at Trlllésetwo hundred}::h ousand i e SR T rs' are just-as human as | G R e unng - the rest of us. Theyrespond to - : kindly, considerate treatment Some districts suffered. In. and are worthy of adequate. many places the old, high - remuneration. And the reward standard of service has been should always be in keeping rwtored iy : with the service d&sired. : June it might easily have yielded 11 bushels: ' I say, have courage, brother. Donnybrook, N. D, A READER. " But we are inclined to believe, with Mz, Gdettle,, that mneither $59 nor THE EDITOR. : Ofi'ers All-Wool Suit for $25.00 CHICAGO, Feb. 22.—Mr. James D. Bell, head of the Bell Tailors, Adams at Green st., Chicago, IlL, said to be the largest made-to-measure clothing establishment in the world, recently stated that his firm is now able to quote prices on spring and summer suits 35 per cent below what others ask. To prove his point he showed' the writer 'a very attractive piece of wool cassimere for which ,.;f‘”*'r AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES One System Universal Service One Policy - they ask only $25 a suit, made to in- wounEnF“L P“n"nun APH / 8 - dividual measure, whereas the same . T | e Sy B\ fabric is now being offered by others = nmuour:-wsm. D.L. cn:g:ph—th-h‘d provement—wi born. : ; at $3b to $40 per suit, Even larger 1i, durableand practical; 5 HEai)S Batibed: tans ar BIsCk Japasntd. mk.x%ndfi?mfifi&%afl“ S comsmesne | S2VINgS are offered on their higher eatiogy ,m‘,:';,“”,mm':m’,?’{,"“{d_}l“ one winding, speed — 4 priced suits. Every reader of the Non- dhph::f:uwhlahmlkuportwtregrodnfiionlnfmmotmnnlo—- i ¥ iz partlsan Leader should write Mr. Bell for his price list and a free copy of his Up fo7in, and § £ style book No. 897 which contains ayshn nl“nflcord““&ml um#ll‘,l ; & large cloth samples of many beautiful 2 : ‘patterns.—Adv. 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