The Nonpartisan Leader dated August 2, 1917

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ADVERTISEMENTS When You Travel— Ride in a fllman A fashionable, powerful car, built-on a sturdy PULLMAN chassis. Furnished

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In the interest of a square deal for the farmers Tlonpartisan Teader RS g p | magfiziru that dares t» print the truth Official

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Vrooman Hits War Profiteers N Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Says Farmers Are Patriotic—Delivers Sizzling Speech Against

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N S s e e Olaf Sjodin’s Food Factory ' How it Compares With Other Factories and Something About the Need for Organization of

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lNonpartisan Teader Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League—Every Thursday. Entered as second-class matter...

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S B Y A oAt i Mt 7 7 g % the railroads of the United States, not only for the war, but forever, to make America still safer

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‘Growing Flax for Oil and Fiber Present Shortage and Vast Fields Out of Crop Hold Promise for the Northwestern Farmers F FLAX

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R e A g AND- [ bLARIQus FEFLINC < \\\\ e FAR AN SQunRe o RE - i ¢ < < AT FRANH - CHAN EY L ~ Let Government Run the Railroads

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e The C_heese and Butter Gam What Wisconsin Farmers Have Been up Against and Some of the Things They Have Done to Help...

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{ l P — B e T prices. If the cheese dealers succeed- ed in tipping the market down while they were buying and up while they

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Mrs. Alberta B. Toner ‘ - Silk, the Fabric of King’s - T ES HE story of the principal silk fabrics is more interesting than

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e oo —— e T — it - =S EETR—— BETWEEN THE ROWS HELP WANTED BY FARMER JONES NORMAN BLACK There once was a -fat man named Norm};

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e prgr ] Scrapper Speaks His Mind Tells Editor and Town Fellers a Few Facts About Who Builds the Cities BY 1. B. RIP, THE...

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Lo S - R . T A K Uniofi Labor With Farmers Minnesota Federation of Labor Agrees to Co- operate With Nonpartisan League in Mak-

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R 3 ADVERTISEMENTS You can do this by owning and operatin oYt oneofthose wondertulult-contnh?ed floug mills, and sell most of

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A TEACHER HELPS North Dakota. Fditor ‘Nonpartisan Leader: I am a echool teacher and have been explaining ‘to the children...

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ADVERTISEMENTS Doctor Says Mixated Fron Wil Increase Strength People 100% in Ten D In many instances—Persons have suf- fered

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THE GRAIN TRADE Drouth conditions throughout ' neafi'- 1y all of the spring wheat belt a.nd much of the .corn belt compelled a

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Mention Leader when writing advertisers ADVERTISEMENTS Lieutenant to us unsolicited. “Wild Bill”’ Endicott, theh champion...

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L o ¢ b i i b Mention Leader when writing advertisers ADVERTISEMENTS He U to us unsolicited. “Wild Bill”’ Endicott, the'...