The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 10, 1921, Page 2

Permanent Wood SllO Guaran teed for Ten Years ! of wood—at much lower cost—and get & silo that is fllaranbeed to outlive any wood gilo made. at means money in your pocket— less work and the best poss o investment ever offered. The Una.dllla Sflo is guaran to stand up for ten years in every weather condi- tion, except cyclones and tornadoes, or we rebuild it absolutely free of charge. Build for Permanence Satisfaction and Profit! lll G aranteed oodsfloaarerec%?l ery= 'Unad s the be:t sllngwcon tainers. All beer-bufld- wlg and mllk-nroduclng value ot the crop is saved fot e dry spells wh Save On Feed Costs—Feed Ensilage ! ’ 30% to 40% of the feed value ol the eorn CTO) Sedna was "wn fifx wed 0 3 in the ndd eed bsma—-con ed stock pays you bmt. Over 100 000 farmers, awck- men_an airymen have solved the winter I problem with the Unadilla Silo. Prove to yourself that the Guaranteed Unadilla Silo will serve you best—and save you the most money. Send today for complete facts. Also agsk for our spe- clal discount offer on early orders. Save time—ade 'ess the office nearest you today. Farmer Agents Wanted CENTRAL UNADILLA SILO CO. 622 S. W. Ninth St., 346 No. 1st St., Des Moines, Iowa., Minneapolis, Minn. Eastern Factory, Unadilla, New York \\on This Eaese{ Self-Earning Plan! You won’t feel the cost at all. The ma- chine itself will save its own cost and more \ \ before you glary you need ‘We ship any size separator from our factory and = \ give you a whole year to pay our low Q Eeat of$44an up Read wi ch es. mge ng more th;rn 'i Why mm New Butte Alfred n, O., says: “We wite the Sreais we wers is very easy to clean and not ta! guaranteed '91'.7 epamtor for g and letit earn m; cost by what i nam! New BUTTERFLY Cream Separators have these exclusive, high-gradi e features: g8 bathed in oxl-sel!-dnlni bowl— ll.llllill-ll“!l c0., 2225 Ilarslull Boulmrd. CHICAGD “WANTED” 500 people to prepare for positions in banks, wholesale and railroad offices, in law and real estate offices. Also as auto and tractor experts. tions in garages and machine shops. week. ress Posi- Board and room $4.50 to $6.00 per CROOKSTON COLLEGE J. C. SATHRE Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers Crookston, Minn. erating at South St. Paul. Now *you canbuild a permanent sflo' 'AStriking Result of Advertising BY OLIVER S. MORRIS, EDITOR Some remarkable facts have been given to me by F. B. Wood, man- ager of the Equity co-operative live- stock marketing company at South St. Paul This farmers’ marketing com- pafly was established only four years ago. Last October the company handled 27 cars of stock more than any other one commission house op- During the same rmonth it handled more stock at Chicago than it handled at South St. Paul. and moved into a fine new building of its own at South St. Paul, costing $70,000. The company has become the largest co-operatlve livestock market- ing company in the country, and one of the largest, if not the largest, com- pany of any kind handling livestock. . All this in four short years. This result, says Mr. Wood, has been obtained solely through adver- tising in FARMER-OWNED papers. By “farmer-owned” papers Mr. Wood means papers in actual control of farmers, like the Nonpartisan Leader and other Nonpartisan league papers. The Nonpartisan Leader was the chief medium used by the Equity to adver- tise its business at South St. Paul and Chicago. Nonpartisan league official state papers in several states also were used. No ads were run in the daily papers or in the so-called “farm press,” that is, in the farm advertis- ing mediums which some advertisers prefer to real farmer papers edited in the interests of their readers and not in the interests of their advertisers. FARMERS WANT "A FEARLESS PRESS This is a striking result obtained by use of the advertising columns of free and fearless papers. It shows that the readers of the Nonpartisan Leader, for instance, are so interested in the paper that they read and heed the ads. In the case of the Equity . livestock department, the ads caused them to try the Equity service, and the service being good they continued to patronize the -Equity, with the re- sult which Mr. Wood shows. Farmers are more interested in reading matter and advertising car- ried in papers edited in their interests than in those edited in the interests of advertisers or of big business gener~ ally. Then there also is this proposi- tion: Farmers are anxious to show that they appreciate manufacturers and business firms which advertise in independent publications. They know that when the ad of a dealer appears in the Leader it is placed there for the purpose of doing legitimate busi- ness with farmers, not for the purpose of influencing the editor in political and economic matters. They know that, because they know that the Leader does not accept ads from any- body who tries to influence its edito- rial opinion. In thus patronizing the advertisers of the liberal press, read- ers are helping to put a free press on a firm foundation in this country. The offer I made to readers in the last issue still holds good. I will con- tinue to send an original, authograph- ed cartoon drawing by Baer or Morris, large size for framing, to each one of you who writes to an advertiser who uses OTHER farm papers but does NOT use the Leader, telling him why he ought to use the Leader. Send us a copy of the letter you write and we” will mail the original drawing to you. : PAGE TWO .The company has just erected- E ADVERTISEMENTS I have wrltten a book, en- titled “All About Silos. » It describes silos of different types, and explains the good and bad points of each; tells about silage as feed. It is a plain, practxcal book. If you are con- sidering building a silo, just write your name and address on this advertisement and mail to me, and I'll send you the book FREE and without obligation. WILLIS BRINDLEY, Manager. Hewitt-Lea-Funck Co., 767 Funck St., Sumner, Wash, TAN YOUR HIDE. The MILLER WAY ) lined Fur Robes or Fur Coats, from your Cat- tle and Horse es. Beat the High Cost of Fur Robes and Fur Coats—and the low price of Hides. ‘We guarantee to save you money and please you with our Tanning. Our large Factory and skilled Labor costs you no more than a poor job of Tanning, so why take chances. Our 26 years of experience, guar- antees you first class work in the shortest time. Price list, also shipping tags al FREE for the asking. We also tan hides inte harness and lace leather. HILLER TANNING CO. Dept. Crookston, Minn. BE AN AUTOMOTIVE EXPERT! XPERT Automobile and Tractor Me- chanics are in demand everywhere. Well trained men earn big money. YOU can qualify for these positions. We teach you by daily actual practice under skilled instructors. Experience in training thousands of mechanics for U. S. Govern- ment. Course include all branches of automobiles, tractors, welding and tire vul= canizing. Day or even- ing classes. Our free catalog tells how we train men to OCCupy ex= pert automotive posi- tions. - Send for your copy NOW. ‘Motor Institute, Inc, 2622 University Avenue S. E. Minneapolis, Minn i High School Course ih 2 Years F o, ol Be.h 1 Course at im!de two ears. Meets all nqulremenh tor ez\- %nnd the ludlnc pmteu ;T AMERICAN SCHOOI. Dept. H 1162 Drexel Ave. & 56th St. _Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers