The Nonpartisan Leader dated December 2, 1918

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“In the interest of .a square deal ~ Official Magazine of the National Nonpartisan League ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, DECEMBER 2,

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7 ’I%//I/I// 6%// onparfi¥én Teader Minnesota, under the Act of March 8, 1879. OLIVER S. MORRIS, Editor Entered as...

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:= these agers handled it badly. In the absence of a direct argument of the president for the people to stand back of his...

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I i Plans for Demobilizing the Sol.‘diers - What the More Progressive Members of the Administration 'Think Can Be Done to...

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Amerlcan Federation of Labor Aims | Recent Statement of Things Organized Workers Want Shows Why Political . Union With...

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ADVERTISEMENTS t.. o~ e MANURE i Straw Worth $8 a Ton---Dont Waste It gfll statements approved by Experiment Stations,...

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- Washington correspondents. that in . Senator Puts Foot on Militarism Martm of Vlrgmla, Democratic Leader, Considers Huge

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Double Your [§ DoultryPROFITS [ LAYMORE is the "'wonderful new laying tonic - that is making big, increased profits for...

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L Iy . the country. It has b Farmer Control of Land Banks Coming Secretary of Rural Credit League Believes Borrowers - Should

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ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS Your Ford! SILO R Pump Your Water, Grind Your I-'«d. mvf::rwm Plans for Demobiliz- | ing the

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ADVANCE IN RATES tising. were blhhod and with th circulation, = this. business i Leader Classified Department “THE FARMER’S

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} . Hoiland Manufacturing Co. . ~—"T0 NON-PARTISAN LEADER READERS ALBERT HOILAND, Pres. BEWARE OF WILD OATS! Farmers of the