The Nonpartisan Leader dated December 10, 1917

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DECEMBER TENTH, NINETEEN SEVENTEEN . e PF(’E «.( Pis.::arpk rop ( i — : £ 1 D T~ %A’/?/:; - . ‘More Than One Hundred Forty

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ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS * HoreSHERMAN ==ST. PAUL MINNz=; Fourth and Sibley Streets One block from Union De- pot and...

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‘ In the interest of asquare deal for the farmers Tlonnartiséin Teader A magazine that dares to print the truth - Official

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NE day, in the spring of 1904, a tobacco trust buyer was driving near Milton, Wiscon- sin. He saw from the road a farmer...

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idea of the farmers being able to cure tobacco. They said the farmers didn't know enough. But we did it. And through being

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[.abor Hears | » Farmers’ Side The Great Speech of President A. C. Townley of - the National Nonpartisan League Before the

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L= ] - The importance of President Townley’s speech to organized labor nt'Buflulé, N. Y., was realized by the independent pape

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RS TORIAI Tonpartigan Teader Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League—Every Week Entered as second-class matter

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Bl e e S — e S 7 Tnace on honds drawing 3 or 4 per cent, for them to reinvest in property yielding 6 to 7 per cent on present

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It wasn't so long ago that the old political gang was making fun of the little tree the farmer planted. . —Drawn ‘expressly

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N2 PO N shape our copper is even worse. The Boston report to Henry Kost & com- pany of Minneapolis on October 27 contained

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ADVERTISEMENTS What a Co-operative Packing Plant Means to the Northwest Under the present system, the cotoperative ideas of

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ADVERTISEMENTS Where ch.bu Get Value Received For Your Money Hotel Metropole —and— The Cole Hotel European Plan REP. E. E.

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ADVERTISEMENTS FORMER HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAYS NUXATED IRON Should Be Used in Every Hospital and Prescribed by Every...

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i TOWNLEY SEES THE PRESIDENT The need of thousands of farmers in the West for financial help from the government was put...

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ADVERTISEMENTS Do You Want to Work for the League? Here’s the situation: We are organizing in 13 states now—other states want

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P e (Continued from page 7) wheat at 75 to 80 cents a bushel they tame out with an advertisement to the ‘tonsumers in which

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Chickens PUREBRED COCKERELS, HENS, PUL- lets, S. C. Brown Leghorns, $1 each. Barred White, Buff Plymouth Rock, 8. C. Rhode

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B e el " NORTHERN . .HERRING,. .10 car- BUY SEED CORN EARLY. GREAT shortage of early corn. Limited amount Worthwestern Dent,

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ADVERTISEMENT] " Mr. Farmer and League Member: If you livé within a day’s railroad journey of Fargo, can you afford to be...