The Nonpartisan Leader dated March 4, 1918

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, B e T A I — N lonpartisan Teader Natlonal Edntlon . g4 .. March 4, 1918 ’I-t--‘""!mm -w«,,—_,n Ranlroads Practlce babotdge

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ADVERTISEMENTS ~ flor.SHERMAN ==ST. PAUL MINN== Full Value Courtesy and Comfort have combined to make the New Sherman the...

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3 : » % ¢ : e *3 In the interes:“. f of a square deal = for the farmers Nonpartisan Teader 5 ¢ Official Magazine of the...

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Oklahoma, Its Constitution and “Teddy” The Flght of the Farmers and Workingmen for a Fair Fundamental =~ _ L Law and the Help

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of the western half of the state, following the land openings and especially following the discovery of oil, the population

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something. They learned that a number of leading old-line Republican peliticians had been summoned to Washington and had been

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. law, the Torrens system of land titles and an equit- able system of taxation.” And to. make their attitude perfectly.clear

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Nonpartian Teader Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League—Every Week Entered as second-class matter September

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T PR y 2 : : ki - ,. -y , T - - g > ..__,” e ’__,. Lo, _‘._—_ _‘_, SV S ___.,.,__.‘ o RN e i ) —if congress is going to let

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THREE MINUTES BEFORE PRESS TIME ANO SAP HEAD MUST WRITE SOME SORT of A STORY ON THE NON PARTISAN LEAGUE. TRE PUBLIC GETS M5

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Farmers Are Not Citizens in Minnesota! - League Campaign on in Two States—Precinct Caucuses Held—The Big Con-- spiracy in...

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I | 1 It [ i \uear as I can learn. : ‘'NORTH DAKOTA'S LIGNITE ~Townley’s Speech at Blackfoot, Idaho -North Dakota’s Start...

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-9 1 gether.. we kept-at them. We put organizers in .the field, and said to the farmers: “Here, now. You are a Democrat. You

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> § i could get, and “dependent” upon everything in sighf. z _ (Applause.) In North Dakota that is largely true, but I don’t

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: MERICAN tractors—1500 of A them—sent by the U. 8. food “powerful . obliterated. The fields are B ~clally wheat and...

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y | How Pioneers Sow and Prohteers Reap This is a True Story of the Northwest Written by One of the Women' e . Who Won High

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" Farmers Not Citizens In Minnesota ‘by phone, or telegraph him, that a (Continued from page 11) up by the chairman for the

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ADVERTISEMENTS == SHOES BUILT TO STAND THE - WEAR AND TEAR OF THE FARMG We are saving the farmer thousands of dollars on...

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farmer 1§ going to support anything in . State or national affairs if his judgment tells him it is wrong and should not be

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' Lalley-Light Spells Convenience on Every Farm Gonemflnr‘mt is 27 inches long, 14 inches wide, 21 inches high. Storage *...

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* questionable same lines that Roosevelt had -started him on. - Then Roosevelt determined on a shrewd political move. . He

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il { R ¥ H H i i [ T A e DA SR s B e se—— S. C. WHITE LEGHORN HATCHING EGGS from hardy farm raised females mated to 230 egg

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320-AC1§E DRY FARM IMPROVED LAND $2si};’rxex’u:an Ealls, {g:l:f gr;:latbwlheat bl:!t, I';OR SALI—SOM per acre; one-third...

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Grind Your Feed Fill Your Silo Saw Your Wood Shell Your Corn Pump Your Water Elevate Your Grain And to do all the other power