The Nonpartisan Leader dated March 29, 1917

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a i xo;eweza 91638 An American Example. of Public Ownership and Its Benefit to the People. o AR e S...

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n Praise Men Who Made Goo Farmers Welcome Representatives and Senators Who Were Faithful—Ask Others to Explain Their Conduct

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In the interest of a square deal for the farmer Tonnartidan Tader A magazine that dares ¢» print the truth Official Magazine

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The farmer, after all his long hours of planning and toil, sees his product. made the sport of a lot of food gamblers, its

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Part of the waterfront at Seattle, taken by the author fromrthe deck of the Steamer Tacoma. front in the middle of the...

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P SIX-MILLION investment of public funds in paying en- terprises. ord. to 20 cents a pound for fish at the re- tail stores.

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Trans-Pacific steamships loading and unloadmg at the Stacy street publicly-owned wharf in Seattle. When the people regained

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v “Spuds” and the Cost of Living Fewer Potatoes for More Money or More Potatoes for Less Money? The Farmer Has a Problem as

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WE WANT YOU TO, PLOW UP THE. COAST ! - [ WE WOULD LIKE. SOME PLOWINGH OUT IN CAL. neighboring states is well under way. NEEDS

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Fun and Profit in Club Contests (By Homer Dixon) HAT great national movemerit, ' boys’ and girls’ club work, has again been

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& Looking Back to*SChO(;Tbays The Story of An Agricultural College Class and What Its Members Are Doing “Oh, Mrs. Ladd,...

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4 e Mention Leader when writing advertisers % ? ADVERTISEMENTS The A Round Whee! Trace beAsersts Rodd Wheol Tre ol ese...

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“Spuds” and the Cost of Living (Continued from page 8) traffic seems to stand it. In Duluth & firm is charging $20 per car.

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ADVERTISEMENTS (HOTEL PRESCOTT FARGO, N. D. {s being renovated and $2000 new fur- niture added. ROOMS 50c TO $1.50 City Steam

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ADVERTISEMENTS TRIPLE WALL zdn. \ > fj 1 e T S == = I i N v = H 7/ Successful dairymen, farmers, agricultural colleges,...

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} ! e e R e M i ADVERTISEMENTS Dr. Ferdinand King, New York physician and medical author says: be no strong, vigorous, iron

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Olson is Feasted Bowman Shows -Its Gratitude for Good Work : . of League’s Frends Obert A. Olson, representative in the North

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Farms i HAVE A FEW WELL IMPROVED farms for sale in Foster County, N. D. Near market, church and schools, Tele- ghone and...

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S Ry L Miscellaneous s G SO sy ormaderbet e ACUAT AT HAIR COMBINGS AND CUT HAIR made into switches, etc., by one of the most

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o S -~ i 1 <X Our New 1917 Fully lllus_trated will make it a pleasure to work out your spring prob- lems. This book contains