The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 18

PRODUCTION AND PRICES Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I think the slogan, “Summer fallow and fight,” should not be for the North Dakota farmers only but for every agriculturist in the United States. The cow, the ewe and the sow should be left to the same extent as the land. Said the late James Wilson while sec- retary of agriculture, “It is the short crop that is the most profitable to the farmer.” Said Bailey of Texas, “You call the man who grows two blades of grass where one grew a benefactor of mankind, but statistics prove that you actually pay him less for the two blades than you did for the one,” and to which I wish to add, if he is not willing to take less our benign gov- ernment will smash him with the fed- eral reserve board so the gamblers can take it away from him. President Harding is reported to have said during his campaign, “We have witnessed a restriction in the production of manufacturers, let us hope we may never witness a restric- tion in the production of agricultural products.” Are the farmers geing to use the whip that is pointed out to them or are they going to produce more and be punished ? I have read the history of nearly every government that anything worth while is known of but no in- stance is recorded of a government ever inflicting such a crushing and spiteful blow upon its basic industry. Yes sir, I hold the action of the federal reserve board to have been spiteful, and for the purpose of punishing the farmers because it was believed they were not going to support the past ad- ministration at the last election. I hope organized labor will win in its fight against a reduction in wages. They are not just fighting for so many dollars per day but are fighting for the < “'gnity of labor. We have been slaves to dollar dignity too long al- ready. JOHN A. RINEHART. Midvale, Idaho. ADVERTISEMENTS COPPER CANS iriéed Rolled 16 oz- i ICLTOCHLHARIHA Copper & Vit Screw N esd Grade C‘:n- in the world. Mail Orders Ship at once in Plein Boxes. Money Back if Can Does Not Suit. t Circulasr Free, Hydrometers, ¥ 81,50 =~ COPPER TUBING in Coils per -inch, 20c; 34-inch, 25¢c; K-inch, 35c. UNIONS: X4-in. 35c; . 3fdn. 50c;. }4-in. 7Sc. : CTANDARD METAL WORKS, 6 Beach Street P. 0. Box Essex N. P. 62. Boston, Mass, Japanese Rose Bushes 4 o2 Five for [06ls, The Wonder of the World i) Rose Bushes with roses on them in § %73 weeks from the time the seed wag DML, Planted. It may not seem possible bug " twe Guarantee it to be so, They will BLOOM EVERY TEN WEEKS ‘Winter or Summer and when 8 years old will have 5 or 6 hundred roseson 3 each bush. ‘W1ll grow in the house E:he wwinmter as well as in the ground in summer, o u:e- All 'I'hemr Aroulmg.n ‘Plc;age oct; :e& our guaran y mail, y Ten Japan Sced Co., Box 864, South Norwalk, Conn. MR. FARMER: Save money by us- ing your old drill. My patent disc at- tachment keeps double dise from spreading apart; also cleaner. Price per set of 20, $13, one or two-draw ed for . Brunt 20, $15; sample at 85c. J A. Swanson Bantry., Ne"D OVER 12,000 IN USE WRITE for Free Trial of SKINKURO for skin diseases. Satisfaction-guaranteed or money rer‘mded'S'I'EVENSON DRUG COMPANY 2502 Riverside Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers This is the place to advertise for sale and auction sales; results come from Leader Classified Ads. of 10 cents per word is made. full rate. Poultry —_—— BABY CHICKS—BEST GRADE, TESTED LAYERS. Purebred. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, $15 per 100; Barred Rocks, $17; Reds, Buff Orpingtons, Anconas, $18; postpaid. Guaranteed. Catalog free. Booth Hatchery, ¢linton, Mo. ————— e EGGS—PUREBRED ROSE-COMB RHODE ISLAND Reds, winter-laying strain, farm range, $1.50 per 15; $4 per 50; $7.50_per 100; prepaid. Jake Boom- gaarden, Wahpeton, N, D. —_— Y e REDUCED PRICES ON THOMPSON BUFF ROCKS and Jound S.-C. White Leghorn eggs: 100 for $6; 50 for $3.50; 15 for $1.50. Birchdale Stock Farm, R. 1, Alexandria, Minn, —_—— LIGHT BRAHMA HATCHING EGGS FROM PRIZE- winning stock, 15 eggs $1.50, packed in safety car- tons; 100 eggs, carefully packed, $7. C. S. Grans- berg, Kempton, N. D. —_— BABY CHICKS—LEADING VARIETIES, LOWEST Drices, quickest delivery., Best guarantee. 100-page book_and prices free. Purebred Hatcheries, Wind- sor, Mo. —_—— e e SELECTED, RICH, DARK, PUREBRED ROSE- Comb Reds, cggs 24 for $2; 48 for $3.75: 100 for £7.25. Mrs. Bert Maring, Georgetown, Minn. PEKI DUCK EGGS FROM PRIZE-WINNING stock, $2 per 12, prepaid; $6 per 48; $10 per 96. B._A. Hanson, Route 2, Boyd, Minn, PUREBRED_8.-C. BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS TOR hatching, 15 cggs, $1.50; 100, $7.00. Mrs. D. L. O’Connor, New Rockford, N. D. PUREBRED WHITE CRESTED BLACK POLISH eggs, $3.50 per 15; pearl guinea eggs, $1.50. Alfred Wetzig, New Effington, S. D. —_— . §.-C. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS, 230 TO 264-FERRIS strain, $1.50 per 15; $6.50 per 100. Henry Palm, Hannaford, N. D, —_— WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS, 100 FOR $5. POLLED Hereford Dutch Belted calves. Solomon Liede, Parkston, 8. D. WHITE CRPINGTON Send for circular. Minn. PUREBRED BUFF ORPINGTON setting; $8 per 100. J. A, M Minn. S.-C.. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR HATCHING, 5 ;») per 96 eggs. Mrs. Joha Kelder. Verona, COCKERELS AND EGGS. Henry Romberg, Sleepy Eye, EGGS, $2 PER 1smith, DBraham, MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEY EGGS: HENS 20 TO 28 pounds. Mrs. Francis Hovde, Glenwood, Minn. PUREBRED BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS, 15 for §1; 100 for $5.50. Fred Teske, Albany, Minn. —t O W BABY CHICKS $12 PER 100 UP, POSTPAID. Catalog free. Farrow-Hirsh Company, Peoria, Iil. —— - DThY, Zeoria, 1. ROSE-COMB RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS, $1.25 for 15; §6 for 100. Wm. Brewer, Oriska, N. D. —_— - heh e, N D PUREBRED WHITE ROCK EGGS, $1.30 FOR 15, J. N. Wood, Lignite, N. D. Livestock e e e e RED POLLED BULL CALVES OF THE LARGE dual purpose kind. From four to fourteen months old. Prices reduced. Liberty bonds will be ac- cepted at face value, Time will be given on bank- able notes. Theo. Thormodson, Hanska, Minn. HOLSTEIN CALVES, SEVEN WEEKS OLD, BOTH sexes; practically pure blood, $25 each crated for shipment anywhere. Registered bull calves, $50. Edgewood Farms, Whitewater, Wis. CHESTER WHITE BOARS FOR SALE. SIRED BY Alfalfa 0. K., Wildwood, Defender and others. Will ship C. 0. D. or on approval. H. F. August, Montgomery, Minn, HOLSTEINS — HIGH = GRADE, BEAUTIFULLY marked, five weeks old, $20; express prepaid. Co- Operative Calf Sales Association, South St. Paul, Minn. —_— e GUERNSEY HIGH-GRADE PUREBRED BULLS a‘nyx{i heifers. The Producing Milk Farm, Palmyra, s. — LIG TYPE POLAND CHINA SPR P1GS, BOTH sexes. C. F. Schlauderaff, Glencoe, Minn, Seed —_— FOR SALE—2,500 POUNDS WESTERN RYE GRASS seed, 99 per cent germination, at $8 per hundred; 350 pounds Grimm alfalfa seed, test 98 per cent pure seed, &t $40 per hundred, f. o. bh. Deering. Fred Desilets, Deering, N. D. —_— e FIRST CLASS MILLET SEED $1 PER BUSHEL: Stherian same price; White Wonder $2: sacks extra: . 0. b. Holyoke, Send check with order. A. Hanke, Holyoke, Col., Lamar Star Route. SEED CORN, HIGH GERMINATION GUARAN- teed, early white and yellow dent No. 13, $2.25 per bushel. Oscar Vollrath, St. Bonifacius, Minn. SEED CORN FOR SALE—NORTHWESTERN DENT, North Dakota white dent; sacked, $2.50 per bushel. Nick Cordell, Watertown, S. D. e e i S LSRR B W o s L EARLY AMBER CANE, 95 PER CENT GERMINA- - tion, 8 cents per pound. Lewis Larson, Glencoe, Minn. Dogs and Pet Stock FIFTEEN GRAYHOUNDS AND DEERHOUNDS, best of coyote dogs, $20 and up. State your wants. Stamps. . Ben Ammon, Hammond, Neb. % TRAINED AND UNTRAINED FOXHOUNDS AND staghounds for sale; guaranteed. Glenn Barnes, care of V. 8, Hunter, Towner, N. D. . e e M S bl L T U, PEDIGREED SCOTCH COLLIE PUPPIES FROM high class_registered, working stock. =~ Okeh Farm, Christine, N. D. it e ) AT Te G ENGLISH SHEPHERD PUPS FROM HEELING parents. Gerhard Wolter, Hamburg, Minn. — e e Honey and Cheese —_— . BEEHIVES AND SUPPLIES FROM A RELIABLE house. Quality first. Accurately made. Best service. No delays on orders from my factory. Send for free catalog. Charles Mondeng, Minne~- apolis, Minn, LEADER CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT your stock, farm machinery, chickens, eggs, produce ° to make your wants known and have them supplied. Best Rates are 15 cents per word per issue. league when advertising to sell their own pro 1 League memb ship receipt when claiming the 10-cent rate. Ads must reach us two weeks befo ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE - oy ' ers must give the number of their member- All advertising for sale of lands carries the re dpbe of publication. : To members of the National Nonpartisan ducts or supplying their own needs, a rate Farms —_—— REGISTER AND SECURE A FARM. OUR COLO- nization plan offers the man who wants a farm a greater opportunity than a U. 8. homestead. Good man can register and get good land, and we fur- nish him four-room house, barn, cows and tools. To show good faith, settler deposits $500 on buildings and stock—that is all. After three years, settler pays for farm at $1,000 a year. Over 100 registered, got farms and started_last year. Many from Minne- sata and Dukotas. Good places on new road ready right now, so write for free books, maps and regis- tration blank, or come at once to look. National {find Colonizing Company, Box All, Ladysmith, Wis. FORWARD MARCH! A FARM HOME OF YOUR own, for yourself, wife and kids. If you have a willing heart and a little money this is what we can sell you on long-time or crop payments. Best black soil in the world, tractor, prairie, little timber in spots. Lakes, creeks, game, fish, creameries, good crops. Drouths and failures unknown. Write at once and say you saw this ad. Scandinavian- Canadian Land Co., 613 Phoenix Bldg., Minne- apolis, Minn. —_——————_— IF YOU WANT TO BUY, OR OWN AND WANT TO sell, improved farm or good land anywhere in Wis- consin, Minnesota, South Dakota,- North Dakota or Montana, write for particulars of our co-operative service. Buyers, we can probably tell you about a place will just suit you and give you name and address of owner. Buy direct. No commission. Co-Operative Real Estate Bureau, Dept. J, Minng- apolis, Minn. —_— FORTY ACRES OR A SECTION, FINE STOCK OR dairy land; heavy soil, almost prairie; close to school, creamery, ‘mail and good roads. Southern Cass county. $10.75 per acre, easy terms. Thos. Keefe, Staples, Minn. e el S SO SCURL SRS R e BAYFIELD COUNTY, WIS., CHOICE LAND, NEAR station. Clay loam; grain, clgyer, vegetables. Sure crops. $15 per acre; five years to pay. No interest. For particulars write George Besser, L-805 Ply- mouth Bldg., Minneapolis. e e e T FINE MINNESOTA FARMS, EASY TERMS. COME to the cheaper land. No high rents, no hardships. Give full details of your wants first letter. H. J. Maxfleld, Pioncer Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. SELL YOUR FARM, BUSINESS, ANY PROPERTY located anywhere, by co-operative plan. Quick ac- tion. Less than half usual cost. Particulars free E. F. McCormick, Oakland, Cal. FOR SALE—GOOD STOCK RANCHES, 1,000 TO 10.000 acres, $10 to $15 per acre; good terms. Also improved farms. Write for information. Wilber Malyon, Roundup, Mont. FOR SALE—IMPROVED IRRIGATED 80 ACRES sunny southern Ildaho, Snake River valley. Bar- gain if taken soon. I. G. Clayville, Rupert, Idaho. e o e S e il Ak o A e o T bl 1 HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SALABLE FARMS, Will deal with owners only. Give description and cash price. Morris M. Perkins, Columbia, Mo. FOR SALE—EIGHTY-ACRE IRRIGATED RANCH; 45 in alfalfa; price and description on request. Adolph_Skoubo, Boardman, Ore. —_— MONTANA FARMS; IRRIGATED AND NONIRRI- gated. Oil leases and royalties. Booklet free. M. 0. Malmin, Saco, Mont. Professional Schools WANTED—BOYS INTERESTED IN ENGINEER- ing. First 100 students may obtain hor study courses . free, Drawing, mechanies, m1thematies. Do not miss this opportunity. Wisconsin School of Engincering, 710 Grand Avenue, Milwaukee., EX-SERVOCE MEN USE YOUR BONUS NOW. Learn auto and tractor mechanics. Begin training now. Pay when you get your bonus. Werite the State Auto School, the master school, Dept. L., Aberdeen, S. D. L b el e e SR S N P P S R S SR, 100 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WANTED LEARN telegraphy. Salary $120-$200 month. Earn_expens- es while learning. Free catalog. United Railways Telegraph School, Bremer Arcade, St. Paul, Minn, LEARN TELEGRAPHY, SHORTHAND OR BUSI- ness. Salarles §100 to $300. Write for free de- ifiiptlve catalog. Barry’s College, 903 Minneapolis, nn. Patents e PATENTS SECURED. PROMPT SERVICE, AVOID dangerous delays. Send for our ‘‘record of inven- tion” form and free book telling how to obtain a atent. Send sketch or model for examination. reliminary advice without charge. Highest refer- ences. Write today. J. L. Jackson & Co., 163 Ouray Bldg.,, Washington, D. C. PATENTS—SEND FOR FREE BOOK. CONTAINS valuable information for inventors. Send sketch of your invention for free opinion of its patentable nature. Prompt service. (Twenty years’ experi- ence). Talbert & Talbert, 4854 Talbert Bldg., Washington, D. C. Kodak Finishing —_———— SAVE 50 PER CENT ON PRICE OF FILMS. WITH each film sold we give a 50 per cent rebate coupon which can be applied on orders for developing and printing. Send for new price list on finishing. Prints made on dull or gloss finish by experts. We sell Eastman films, kodaks and supplies. Tri-State ]l\’(l‘low Company, 21 North Third St., Minnecapolis, nn. e e e MAIL US A FILM ROLL AND 25 CENTS FOR developing and six superfine prints. Quick service, Oftedahl Studio, Little Falls, Minn, Help Wanted HUNDREDS U. S. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS open to men—women—girls, over 17. $135-$19) month. Quick raise. Paid vacation. Short hours. No strikes. No layoffs. Common education suffi- clent. Pull unnecessary. Write immediately for list positions. ~ Frankiin Institute, Dept. Ld48, Rochester, N. Y. §35 WEEK. BECOME AUTO EXPERTS. boys. Earn while learning. Write stitute, Dept. L412, Rochester, N. Y. Farm Machinery P R s e oy A S CASE TRACTOR, 12-25, IN GOOD ORDER. WILL MEN— Franklin In- trade for truck, auto or Fordson. E. Hendrickson, Sorghum Sacred Heart, Minn, .30; five- n can, $6. e ry lst. model. Force sel . A. J. Lien, e Clirts’ Bahr, Cathey, N. D. kY Minn. gt S 3 PAGE NINETEEN s A A e A A ML s D A A WHY FARMERS ARE POOR Following is a comparison of the cost of production of five grains in North Dakota, as ascertained by Rex E. Willard, farm account specialist of the North Dakota Agricultural col- lege, based upon data secured by 619 farmers who kept uniform itemized accounts, and the Fargo prices for the same products April 13, 1921: Production Prices Pet. of cost Crop Cost at Fargo received Wheat ....$2.44 $1.21 49 Oats ...... .85 .29 34 Barley .... 1.08 40 37 Rye ....... 1.87 1.08 56 Flax ...... 8.76 1.15 31 ———— Sanatorium DR. BIORNSTAD'S SANITORIUM. SPECIALTY: Chronic long continued aijlments where drugs, operations and old-fashioned doctoring have failed. Rheumatism and_ sciatica, nerve ailments, stomach trouble_and constipation, catarrh and kidney trou- bles. ~ Blood, skin and urinary diseases treated and cured every day at Dr. Biornstad’s Sanitorium. TREATMENTS: We have every treatment known to modern medical science, No health resort or ‘“Hot Springs’” here or in Europe has any treatment that can not be obtained here. All known baths, the “‘Swedish movement cure,” all scientific mas- sage. Surgery and drugs when necessary; the “light cure,”” chiropractic and osteopathy; medical electricity in all its forms; vapor and hot air baths; {‘rest cure,” serum treatments and the ‘‘human bake oven.” 1t you are sick and broken down it is to your_interest to investigate Dr. Biornstad’s methods. You will not be disappointed. Visit or write Dr.. Biornstad, describe ailment, and request free, richly illustrated interesting book and com- plete information. Prices reasonable. No charge fur“consulmu()n. 2346 Nicollet Avenue, Minne- apolis. Miscellaneous 'INE MOCHA COFFEE DIRECT. no money. Get a_ten-pound trial order for $2.70, postpaid, C. O. D. Legally guaranteed, Public Grocery Co., Barnesville, Miun, * FARMERS! TRY KILLER GOPHER POISON! Money-back guarantee. 50 cents per box, prepaid; six boxes, $2.50. M. F. Wedeman, Clinton, Mont. NTS — LEADING VARIETIES TOMATOES, bbage, peppers, 110 for 75 cents; 1,000, $3, de- iivered. W. D. Haymann, Enid, Okla. RAZORS HONED, 50 CENTS; HANDLES REPAIR- ed, 50 cents. Send coin. Prompt service. J. L. Scherner, Alamo, N, D. McKAY PRODUCE CO., ST. PAUL, MINN., PAYS ;\Hhost prices for chickens, eggs, weal, wool and hides, _—mmm—m— Lost or Strayed —_—— SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES FROM THE WHITMAN pasture, five and one-half miles west and four miles south of Berthold, during the winter, DBay gelding, with white star in forchead, white hind foot, four years old; bay gelding, four years old, stripe in forehead, one white hind foot, quite blocky; dark gray gelding, coming three years old, small eyes, foretop clipped last spring; dark gray gelding, com- ing five years, considerable white in face, rawhone, BUY GENU SEND P I}umnn n black gelding, coming four years, little white in forchead; black mare, coming two years, small spot in forehead; bay mare, coming two years old, Finder please notify M. G. Whit- man, Berthold, N. D. Lumber M I, FIR LUMBER, DOORS, MILLWORK, RED CEDAR shingles, fenceposts, rom mills straight to you. Send bill for mone ing prices. Lansdown, Dox 909K, Everett, Wash. LUMBER—POSTS. GET OUR PRICES BEFORI: ordering. Send lumber list for when unloaded. Kirk, Box 1138-N., Tacoma, Wa LUMBER AND SHINGLES AT REDUCED PRICES. Farmers’ trade our specialty. Best quality. Robert Emerson _Company, Box 1156N, Tacoma, Wash, estimate. Pay Tobacco KENTUCKY TOBACCO o Ssomeerr———————— KENTUCKY TOBACCO—*“A SMOKING SPECIAL,” three years old, aged in bulk, 10 pounds, $2 post- paid. ~ Order quickly—it’s going fast. &. Rosen- blatt, Agent, Hawesville, Ky. TOBACCO, POSTPAID; FIVE POUNDS WEAK smoking, $1.25: medium, $1.75; chewing, 40 cents round. — Aden Francis, Dresden, Tenn. HOMESPUN TOBACCO, 10 POUNDS, $2.50; 20 pounds, $4. Farmers’ Union, Mayfleld, Ky. Barber Colleges —_—— - LEARN THE BARBER TRADE AT THE OLD RE- liable Moler Barber College. = Established 1893, Low summer rates. Time and expense saved by our methods. Catalog free. Moler Barber College, 107B_ Nicollet Ave., Minneapolls. Lightning Rods v TN X LIGHTNING RODS—EXCLUSIVE AGENCY AND auick sales to live dealers selling *‘Diddie-Blitzen Rods.” Our copper tests 99,96 per cent pure. Write for agency. Prices are right. * L. H.. Diddie Co., Marshtleld, - Wis, For Sale or Exchange —_— FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—QUARTER T1 Minnesota timber land fo'r cattle; also sufigcregx tered Red Polled fall bull calves. George B. Pad- dock, Oak Park, Minn. Real Estate SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY FOR CASH NO matter where located, Particulars free. Real Es- tate Salesman Co., Dept. 535, Lincoln, Neb. Agents Wanted WANTED—SALESMEN EVERYWHERE TO SELL l{ldlos' Wholl::e anruns.s'k Y;u Icn% ean& $15 éo $30 a day, {7 now. au 0! 540 West Seventh St., St. Paul, Minn. = o lPanve Wanted—Farms WANTED TO HEAR FROM O for sale. 0. K. Hawle.v,.BaldWmh. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers OF LAND , -5 R