The Nonpartisan Leader dated July 27, 1916

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4 try ‘sucker clubs” in every state, 2 th of ® es - and keeps prodding them up ‘to making ALAS! Gloom thought for...

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In the interest - -. of a square deal. - - VOL: 3, NO. 4 L Z= e ‘P'here’s an old swimmin’ hole up the river where the, povis

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| { ! | :automoblle line, all with the same result. ! implieitly to the advice of the ‘expert,’ or would you try to find out

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g i i o i oS s e VR ey 3 ‘he livestock features of the North Dakota state fair at Fargo were of unusual interest and...

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\ ~trolled by the~farmers. Many profes- . .ago i A PN ; ma.i,ority of our : citizens and tax the farmers elected to. the le

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’ o R S B e The Man Who Made Others See Georsge S. Loftus a Light Bearer for the People of the Northwest HEN George S. Loftus

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B i %‘ ~land is worth an average of $26.06 an: ‘Some kinds of exercise are great developers of musel It’s a great developer

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Y matlon The thousands who visited the state fair at Far wu taken while the mam program of amnsement% “New Supreme Court...

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" me. . ‘fnonths to get ‘it’ stopped.. -1 have writ- R Succéss brings danger to the farmers’ cause. The gang of corru glad

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The Last By DIC T. GRAPH HE Bard “of - Scotiand—wrote -en - imperishable truth when-he 'said- “the best laid-piams:...

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A NEW PAGE OF HISTORY : Harlow, N. D., July 2. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ‘May we just knock at your door to ] tell you how