The Nonpartisan Leader dated March 22, 1917

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R — L r———— Your Governor Attécked---Ffom Behmdv ITHIN the last few days an attack from an unexpected quarter \;‘/ has been

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VOL. 4, NO. 12 In the interest of a square deal for the farmer Official Magazine of the Na Nonpartigan Teader A magazine that

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| ! | | in all particulars. Here is a mighty bulwark for BIG BUSINESS. So it was intended and so it has proved. The Old Guard

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Some Pacific Northwest apples on display at the annual National Apple show at Spokane. Louis W. five prize boxes under the

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Distributors handled over half of the 1914 crop, but they had no co-opera- tion from the private- marketing con- cerns or...

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A T R R 3 A VT B A 9t 5 2 e e s o0 Judge oung Gives Interview Counsel for Northern Pacific is Fighting Ghost of 44, But,...

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; % Some “Bunk” [L.aws in Montana Tax Measures Dictated by the Corporations—A “Terminal Elevator” Plan to Help a Few Mills to

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R | B TR LAt B 52 5 - e After Passing Fake Measures Legislature Finally Lets Through OMETHING of the way the South Dakota...

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Victory for the Steel Trus People Were Not Well Represented in Minnesota Legislature—SOme Anxious to Stop Exposure of Facts

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¥ o a3 - - xS TR , 3 : - o A i A8 T BN s e v - K L T B T LT S N S, M L83 2 r ecrs cm k S A - The prics 2f leather is going

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v # he:Leader | information 2 men. '.Some Uses of Concrete on the Farm By A. L. Schroeder, Manual Training Dept., Perham...

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L bd s e About a Little Old Sod House H, MAMA, mama, I've had my pitcher took, and Mrs. Wil- liams is going to give me #l...

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". Stopping Up an Old Gangl.ea B = s S e i v ez New State Administration, Elected by the Farmers, Begins Collection of...

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ADVERTISEMENTS WHAT EVERY FARMER WANTS Cheap and Efficient Transporta- tion His Great Need—How It Can Best Be Assured HE...

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i / X ez Producers Coupon $ AT SRRt SRRE Coupon Today Today Beginning with March 22nd, 1917, and ending July 1st, 1917, every

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‘Reduce Feed Cost ‘Why digcorn fodder out of snow drifts. Better shovel green palatable ensilage out of the silo. $4.00 worth

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' ' ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOS GIVEN AWAY o YOU CAN GET ONE_| SEND FOR MY FREE PLAN If you want a brand new 1917 Overland Touring

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¥ ADVERTISEMENTS 25, One of our moderate priced monu- ments, Our skillful workmanship is at your service. Our reputation for

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ESERSSE S e 0 B e B v s e e SO T ST ADVERTISEMENTS (HOTEL PRESCOTT FARGO, N. D. is being renovated and $2000 new fur- niture

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D 36 AT VAR R PO An Outsider’s Viewpoint ‘(Edttorial in Todd County Argus, Long Prairie, Minn.) UR attitude toward the League

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& | Xarms FARMS—BUY A FARM WHERE IT pays to farm. The EWQUITY elevator has bought TWO loads of Na. 2 wheat, balance all No. 1

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< SRR R RS RIRWIIMNWNIFGA A3 RE mue =, ‘4B e A e A RS i bl AT e s R v “{f furzgehaltener Miscellaneous HAIR COMBINGS AND CUT

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F EVERY FARMER who- reads thls could : come to Faribault, drive out south of town about one mile and spend the day with us,”