The Nonpartisan Leader dated July 26, 1917

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ADVERTISEMENTS ° The Weight of W Theheavy hand of war has dis- turbed the balance between supply and demand the world over.

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Nag VOL. 5, NO. 4. ~ | OW extensively the ene- mies of the farmers and their political and econom- ic movement in North Da-

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More Proof of the Grain Stea Sanderson, Agricultural College Miller, Gives Results of Experiments That Confirm Former...

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tions on No. 1 Northern for the first week in December (1915) and found the mills were paying $1.029 per bushel for it, and

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7 B oL AL SECT lonpartisan Teader Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League—Every Thursday. Entered as...

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_ alleged to contain treason: AN thrown overboard, as oppressive and tyrannical, the very methods of hindering free speech

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R TET, T PO Begin Tiling in North Dakota Tired of Thirty Years’ Delay, Individual Farmers Try Solving Drainage Problems. BY

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* months, Hoover Shows Food Robbery Finds No Justification for System That Beats Down Prices to Farmers and Raises Them to

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Minnesota Farmers and Families North Dakota Crop is Poor Investigation by E. C. Rodgers Shows a Probable Crop of Wheat of...

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PeCH— e ——— RSP o ~ o €N ) OTTON is the most widely - distributed and most uni- versally worn fabric “in the world. The many

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' DO A THOROUGH JOB ‘A man in New York printed some sections of the Declaration of Inde- pendence on a handbill and beneath

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A e s | s ¥ H b i Z 174 ADVERTISEMENTS FARGO = MANKATO :: LA CROSSE = SUPERIOR FReDW-KRruseCo: Women's and Children’s...

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ADVERTISEMENTS See the Pullman ex- hibit at Booths No. 10-11 at Inter-State Fair this week. When YouTravel— Ride in a...

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T 28 (Ged) ADVERTISTMENTS T SHERMAN ;-fl()SngAUL%lNN--- Fourth and Sibley Streets One block from Union De- pot and Nonpartisan

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Another Paper Sees Light HE following editorial appear- ed, since the election of John M. Baer to ‘congress, in the St. Paul

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