The Nonpartisan Leader dated August 24, 1916

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~ Say Thes jét i § e PASLAY WANTS IT Bditor Nonpartisan Leader: Sure, let us have a daily. B. F. PASLAY. ZIMMERMAN HAS VOTED

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_ VOL. 3, NO. 8 “FARGO, to hold this year. The pxcture was taken by the Leader for No. 3 wheat-as the price farmers ought to

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.ATTACK on the people’s candidates for the supreme court is being ' the supreme court. ~ Whose court is it, the lawyers’...

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Sky ine of the great milling district of -Minneapolis. Here the grain of the northwest - pours in- and is turned into flour

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3 ] i # § T A e RS S P RN R0 DRI L R read h j form, however, it never came to a vote. It was read the second time two days i

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i 3 i T W SR i P TS i H In It was read the second time two days before the legislature "closed and that «was the end of it.

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-has- seen- in" years has come. a - 'the utmost importance.- - " '.-Shall farmers have a voice in fixing " . five_ il...

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S All Hoople Pleased That Real Ablllty is Recogmzed ; OOPLE, North Dakota, has no doubt about who’s going to be the next...

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‘- . 4 the eyes of the childferi thié plump - little mare is one of the most important creatures about the place, 50 it...

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SRR : Whang! wnang! whang! Clinkety-clink-clink! Merrily ring the hammers on the anvil. Pretty soon, SMASH! Hammer busted. .

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3 et 2 B i — S ARSI Ce il %5 | e e L rain Board ~ (By Leader Staff Correspondent) INNEAPOLIS, Minf., August 19—The ....

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_Great Increase In Dairying Business men in touch with the pres- ent grain crop failure ‘are finding much cause for optimism

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AT N R EA RN A . Public Expendlturee Increasmg at‘ en Alarrumg Ra‘te' Heavy State Deficit to Be Faced: First of Next Year \

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\ G orth to be C réanized? Some Examples of What Workers, Professional Men organization he : belongs to effective for...

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g % {3 i $ £ 2 § i 4 { i Warning Insurance Companies (Ed_itoi-ial in Mercer County Republican) Under the heading “Peril in

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3 i v e Hettinger, has been involved in the last ‘few weeks in & ‘newspaper controversy over taxes with some farmer members

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_‘—-_,_——’_—'_._._:_____L_'_.__-W.W,_.me_,_w.m,.__,_v,_ > N S 53 N PSR e A S B TR— | et e e —————- KODAKS Developing and...

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P RR AT o S The Nonpartisan Leader PUBLISHED WEEKLY—EVERY THURSDAY Official Paper of the Farmers’ Nonpartisan: Political...

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<« ? N Dakota farmers have to’ pay one of the highest rates charged according to bulletin 384 of the United States department

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e grain combme at aneapgl.\sr according.. .to--a-redent report of- the' niversity .. of Minnesota agncultural expenment...

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oaoocodc‘noo'o'o‘ooooo‘-ooocooofioooo'o'oo" Eifn : Branch Sales Office, Fargo, N. D. (Cbhtmued from page 16) bshed and...

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YOU CAN SAVE' 525.00 to 365 00 ON YOUR BUSINESS COURSE For free catalogue and particulars write to NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE...

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i FOR SALE OR TRADE—200 ACRES HEAVY - 160 ACRE FARM FOR 'SALE—80. ACRES | * T0 EXCHANGE—BRAND NEW "MODERN 18- Leader...

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THEY'RE COMING FASTER NOW-- HAVE YOU SENT IN YOUR LIST? One woman booster for the Leader——she isn'ta League member and...