The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 7, 1921, Page 15

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The team served him faithfully for many years and the man became well off; in fact -he was so well off that he became ashamed to have -the poor old team around, as they had outgrown all usefulness, so he hired a man to get rid of them. You see the United -States farmer is of little use to the'big business in- terests now. Of course this panic would not come before election as that would have interfered with the elec- tion of money. J. L. ABBOTT. Franklin, Neb. . RESERVE BANK EARNINGS Editor Nonpartisan Leader: In- closed find 'a statement of the federal reserve bank at Minneapolis. You will see that this bank has made a very successful raid on the black soil. Times are tighter than we farmers can endure. We produced a crop at high tide and have to sell it at low tide. Yet coal is $19.50, gas 33 cents and farm machinery as high as heaven. We can not afford to board a man, to say nothing about hiring one. I hope the profiteers that rule this na- tion will dish out 2 little better times so that we won’t have to work the heart out of our little children. E. G. ENESTVEDT. Sacred Heart, Minn. : The report of the federal reserve bank shows gross earnings of $5,309,- 368.77 for 1920, or $1,300,000 more than in' 1919. The combined capital and surplus at the beginning of the year was $6,642,950, so the gross earn- ings of the bank were over 80 per cent. Of the gross earnings of $5,309,368.77, current expenses were only $1,000,578.80, leaving $4,308,- 789.97 for surplus, reserves, etc. THE RIGHT IDEA Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I am sending you under separate cover a copy of the Kansas City Star. They are. very bitter against the Nonparti- san league. g I have been 9 subscriber to the Star for years. When W. R. Nelson was alive and at the helm the producers had a staunch friend but under the present regime I have no use for it. 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