The Nonpartisan Leader dated October 26, 1916

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i o N0 SRR gAY AN\ , 'S i , ‘has happened in North less the people themselves choose their judges. 8- _them by corporation

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_ you face right now. ‘- If you do - CAUSE. : - movement was * REPUBLICAN PARTY. You have been told that - if you vote as .-

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SALARY PUMPING, ANY WAY ! ' —— A1 11 Old Gang seemed to have an iron constitution. He could punish any amount of booze, kéep

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LA Casey for State Treasurer To the Members of the Farmers’ Nonpar- tisan League: . = YOUR candidate for state treasurer :is

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— . could profit by the work being done there. . farm R S T SR Mandan Wants New State School to Teac‘h'P\ract}icél Things...

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el e - & 7 7 7 e M A Aol T 14 Control of the Legislature by the Farmers Depends on the Result in Eight Districts Which Are

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3 7 § 5 _munition makers do not want him. . PRI L = PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT | ' s...

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» - T T T A T, v L -, PRSI N IT’S ALMOST RIPE ENOUGH TO FALL e e s O IS 5 A . 5 . ] .Y, /ao ///f..fl, AR XS W\ /// / oo/f ~ !

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Efforts to Get Fair Taxation of Iron Ore De Always Blocked in Minnesota E fight of the farmers of Min- nesota and the...

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S T NS L Cheatmg the Sovereign People Some Chapters of South Dakota History Showing Just How Far Legislatures and Courts Will

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u. - JOHN . q = Bt i R e — 7 W s o e et A NP SN gt PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT BURKE'S RECORD V] IGES I'LL WIPE THE LAST OF

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(Continued from page 12) mitteemen” and “majority- county pro- posal committeemen.” - The persons elected from the precincts

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names of the candidates fo place next Tuesday, October S1. one of these slips to any voter who may be Vote L r the...

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DIDATES FOR THE SUPREME COURT -VOTE THE JUDICIARY BALLOT FIRST LUTHER E. BIRDZELL "1 H.GRACE ~ J. E. ROBINSON 50000...

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- OFFICE TO BE VOTED FOR D WERNER PRESIDENTIAL PR ELECTORS Term ending March 3, 1923, REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS LIEUTENANT

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Jl ; : Thfis is NOT:a paid advertisement. This is an official League Vote for BIRDZELL, GRACE and ROBINSON for the supreme é

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{ Wooorow WiLSON HAS GIVEN US FARMERS MORE GOOD LAWS THAN ALL THE OLD ©S PUTTING UP THE MONEY TO FIGHT WILSON ? == {0 HOS...

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2 PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT WOODROW WILSON : - “Has Stuck by You, Mr. Farmer Wlll You Stlek by Him? The same Blg Biz which

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YOU MEN WHO ARE NOT ACQUAINTED with the thoroughly superior goodness of merchant tailored clothes, who. have not experienced

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Thanksgiving Next * In a short time Thankspiving will be lere and to add to that joyful occasion we have a very elaborate and

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for dress or work an weaving ‘‘Allianceskin’’ is cur exclusive e’mpc y. Wonderful value. Only $1.00. yJ We make suits to mmn

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~ VOTE = dor McCumber by Democ'rat ‘votes. " . spoke in part as follows: ; - “So far the Congress has been deaf to their...

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i * Political Advertisement J. A. Wik Republican Candidate for Sheriff McHENRY COUNTY Has served one term and asks to be...

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A. T. COLE CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE 1 of the Third Judicial District.’ Twenty-flflc years’ law practice, twenty in Fargo. Was...

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ol s Political Advertisement For States Attorney of Tofimer County Wayne T. T. Moseley Republican Nominee Always for a “Square

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f—Political Advertisementmmm—— Political Advertisement To the Voters and Tax- payers of Emmons County ' _As a candidate for

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Political Advertisement .H. ULSRUD arl R. Gordon The Epplng Farmer Somahst t Political Advertisement For County Judge To the