The Nonpartisan Leader dated September 13, 1917

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ADVERTISEMENTS Circus tents provided to increase the working space of the big Elgin Factories at 61st Street and Archer...

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s s T D P TR T ot Nonnarfi®n Toader . Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League VOL. 5, NO. 11 : § F. SR e e S e

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st . g, f PRICE : RE GULATING CumR: Uncle Sam, barber, has trimmed the farmer’s whiskers and hair in his price-regulating...

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THE FARMER AND UNCLE SAM HAVE A CONVERSATION Yoy Ratse A LOT OFWHEAT AND T Wikla JUST A MW ELL, 1I'"VE RAISED OE FaAIQ WWITH

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b m"““umb_-_m-w;" -~ lNonpartisan Teader Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League—Every Thursday. Entered as...

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R T N S e e s e R S N — Z must be shown the serious error of such a course. ‘‘Competitive operations,”’ which Hoover in the

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Above—Lynn Thompson telling the Minnesota farmers at_Alexandria of she benefits that labor has received from organization and

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’ to carry the flag at the head of the parade today to come forward here.” “Here is he,” farmers in the crowd shouted, and

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A FOX IN THE POULTRY YARD X -0 v o gt Ao s AY Here is another fine cartoon by Baer, congressman elected by League members. It

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“The papers of the state gave Limelight Bill thousands of dollars of _free publicity, In his “raid” on Near Beer sales. Now

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Edited by Mrs. Alberta B. Toner Women Aren’t Reading It e S = e S s S Mrs. Wise Writes Regarding BY MRS. MARY B. WISE AND...

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HOW IT HAPPENS You see, it's this way: Sometimes the editor of a daily paper does not sense the strength of a new movement in

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ADVERTISEMENTS \...

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ADVERTISEMENTS iELCAR: The Elcar is operated at less cost per mile than any car in its weight on the American market. . Sold

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=T 4 'ADVERTISEMENTS ALL and WINTER FASHIONS FREE TO WIVES AND DAUGHTERS OF LEAGUE MEMBERS September 19, September 26,...

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coneert by the farmers' band of Moe and Urness, to shake hands with Presi- dent Townley and, many who had not been orgzagized

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| your house is adapted for pipeless heating. If You may devote your whole cellar to the storage ! of fruits and vegetables

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> g ly ¥ < ‘ > J A 3 f WHEAT i All wheat received at Minneapolis last week went through the govern- ment grain corporation’s

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e ADVERTISEMENTS ; g It’s a far cry back to the year 1873—yet that is i s l the year this establishment opened for business