The Nonpartisan Leader dated July 13, 1916

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) 2N ki PR - {52 ALMOST A SURPRISE ' 'After recovering his breath Parson Guild says “it is not a, surprise.” Maybe ¢ not, but

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: Go to Fargo” wm be the general rule. VICTORY S0. overwhelmmg as that scored by the Nonpnrt: League candxdates in the...

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s P S S I L st S A S e o e % |ql\ They Flocked to Stu _p Lake to.] e et lb- }' Iie together with respect to all candniames on

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| ~ Now Is the Time to Get New Members r 4> Stump Lak Saturday, Jun _over the iake_ most interesting of North ....

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R YR RO A ptist A — A RO ———— e - itude for Mr, Loftus’ work by adding to this fund for his family may do * When the Serva

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i s e e 3 < \ | Telling the Story of a Great Victory . Willey ~ opinion.” Hurrah! X - FITH bigger and better educa- 5 .-...

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1 - This is a view looking south 6n Fourth street, T;argo, during the present unprecedented summer floods of the Red river. A

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; LynnJ ane -} But the almost complete count presented : state; indorsed- for ‘Yenomination by ‘the ITH practically all the

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| ,E S e " Leader 'SAM J. AAN DARL GANDIDATE FOR \\\ RAILROAD COMMISSIONER \ QU £l g ‘*AND THEY WERE N TiaT it % ; RE ' ‘ "