The Nonpartisan Leader dated May 3, 1917

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e e YL TR Ty e TSI T TR TN R TR A N I I SR SR R AT AT I PRI a0 @ N Xoxewstd o e e . ¥ QN 3O 00§ 38Th 93848 2 L THAT'S WHAT

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WE ARE GOING To’ LINE up BORDER LINE /" fflflfll-\'%mm—% mnémn — e SOMEBODY CUT MY CLOTHES“LINE ' ~ AND MY PAPERS ARE GETTING

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In the interest +of a square deal for the farmers Nonpartigan Teader [= Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League

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This original timber dam on the Cedar river, furnishing the power for the little cit <ustomers, against 18,000 served by the

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‘Public enterprise is compelled to fight its way against the organized power of associated big private enterprises which are

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Farmers’ College and Its President What Has Been Done in a Quarter Century of Work - in the Interests of the People . BY E.

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- | 7 % | | ! { { IS 15 L4t f i « b T e S ———— until 1907, when the legislature began to play Santa Claus and an engineer-

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L | Bewa re of the Political Quack Doctor ‘ - P 5 3 ______-—- —IEE Z = —_— This is the season when the political quacks...

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i s e IS The League “Herd” in the Legislature The Old Political Gang Refuses Help in “Carrying the Truth to the People”...

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R 4 B (& ¢ < Farm Rental as a Partnership =SS BY HOMER DIXON HICH system of land rental offers the greatest advan- tages?...

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-0 “ Harm ‘When Food Costs Are Mo S 0 PRING 1is here and the ques- tion of canning fruits and vegetables: will soon be claim-

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Sorry Tells What's Wrong But---Wait a Minute and Learn What It Is That’s Gives Mr. Sorry His Pain BY RIP, THE REPORTER EER

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o - prSSEey v % R -t . v . [9 Dickinson .....June 9 Fargo .... Big Speakers in Ten Counties Four of the biggest leaders of

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ADVERTISEMENTS r------- ave te Tresh‘ill From the Stack “‘We easily saved our thresh bills by using the Red River Special,’’

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ADVERTISEMENTS FRECKLES Now Is the Time ta .Get Rid of Those Ugly Spots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling...

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ADVERTISEMENTS SHIP US YOUR ~g53: + LIVE FTOCKZ® Send your name and address for our Free PERPETUAL VEST POCKET DIARY Also...

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* ADVERTISEMENTS BurnsKerosene “ALLWORK”TRACTOR “Successfulsat all’la “Tractor " Demonstrations lasf{ ] years’ J Wi Largest

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% 4 Farms IPROVED FARMS, unimproved agriculture J FIRST CLAS running from $25.00 to $45.00 per acre, all heavy black soil in

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Statements condemning the Nelson County Observer, a weekly paper pub- lished at Lakota, for an at?:ack upon President...

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Form-A-Tractor Specifications Pulls 2 to 6 plows — 20 to 8 40 horse power at the belt— 10 to 20 horse power at the draw-bar.