The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 9

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The state manager is holding meetings almost every day, and his explanatiofi of the mnew plan meets with enthusiastic approval and imme- diate action by the League members. Plans are progressing rapidly for the establishment of a new $250,000 daily paper at Aberdeen, S. D., to be known as the Free Press, and.publish- ed by the substantial farmers of Brown county and will support the program and candidates of the Non- partisan league. The plant already has ‘been purchased. New farmer papers in Sanborn, Miner, Roberts, Day and Grant counties are now in successful operation. The state publicity paniphlet, issued under the provisions of the new Richards primary’ law, has just made its appearance, containing statements of the principles and policies of the various political parties. This dis- closes that the administration party in this state is pursuing a “watchful waiting” policy. 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