The Nonpartisan Leader November 25, 1915 | History Worm

The Nonpartisan Leader dated November 25, 1915

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e 1San FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1915, Numbzr 10 The Farmer's Share 7 - I | ST RS 7 Y § AT NN 11147 4 So...

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used in the superdreadnaughts_now . .-Mare Island Yards with an estimate . will"be ‘made to _induce:the ship‘com- - 'panies

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PAGE THRER i Picture N ews sna sho'ts As a protest against interference with neutral shipping, Secretary Lansing sent a...

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PAGE FOUR of ‘the fnrm, people are turning from _it. S S e S e S age size. Y ECAUSE we aim our shafts at the banker...

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THE NONPARTISAN LEADER PAGE FIVE Among The Live Boosters For The League HERMAN LEMATTA, - : 7 Herman Lematta, near Guelph,

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PAGE SIX - ' THE NONPARTISAN LEADER PUBLISHED WEEKLY : Official Payer of th: Farmers Nonpartisan Political League of N. Dak.

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$THE NONPARTISAN LEADER \ i : ; VN PAGE SEVEN sensational disclosure that nearly a thousand (993), national...$

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$PAGE EIGHT e e THE NONPARTISAN ‘LEADER * PAGE NINE a1 > Wty g 1 : \’\LLu\l - Wiy 3y [T LT AR g Mgt ) Mé%%u(ﬂ . P f=) =2 TCHE$

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..of 'the digestive tract is similarly af- " plied twice a day to the ulcers. Per-| _ care what the country wants? ing tank.

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- bilized. . we're TILLAGE INFUENCES SOIL FERTILITY AND . MAKES FOOD FOR TREES The effect of tillage and cover crops on the

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Wﬁmemﬂ+mnnemmu+memﬂeuum PAGE TWELSIE THE NO-NFAR-'HSAN I.EADER. Starvation. C ause of Pellagra Scourge Dr. Joseph Goldberger

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- PAGE PHIERR Washington, Nov. 23.—Another de- terstate commerce commission advanc- ing railroad rates. The action is re-...

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Copyright, 1~uy, ™ “You are entirely mistaken as to the plans that Jane and Aunt Augusta have for the league they are forming

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$Progressive and Practical Ideas for Women { _ Edzted By Audrey A. Harrzs How strange in its workings i$ hu- man logic! We...$

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e T Py B SPC L PAGE SIXTEEN Since the passage of the Federal: Reserve Law, it has been the boast of President Wilson and the