The Nonpartisan Leader dated June 27, 1921

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JUNE 27, 1921 - “It's about time to drop ‘e, boys!” > W ;= ) 2, Consymer 39 i T VY @ v/, S AN 7, ' ‘ Farmer y “The Keller Tax

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ADVERTISEMENTS Delivers An Even, Steady reshing Power Here is the Oil-Gas Tractor that drivessteadily like a steam engine—

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IN THE INTEREST OF A SQUARE DEAL FOR THE FARMERS Entered as_second-class matter at the postoffice at Minneapolis, Minn.,...

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il ing to $74,279.71, g0 that the state had actually earned only $104,- 003.58 of the $178,283.29 in premiums collected. A

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The Keller Tax Bills and the Farmer A Little Discussion of Taxation by the Editor, idian Explanatlon of a New Revenue Plan

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’ o Co-Operation Is Winning Out in Italy People Hope to Produce and Distribute All the Country Needs by New System—Banking

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~ Texas Farmers Who Saw the Light - How One Group Helped Themselves to Better Conditions and What They Say About It...

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= Neatest Tie Novel Cross-Strap Kid Slipper Brown Kid Theo Tie 5 Pump Brigus Vi o medaiion o Femhtng. g i Y Z Work...

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. Canadian Farmers Fight the Sales Tax il How the Revenue System Big Business Advocates in the United States % Works Out...

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Labor ’ DISPATCH. from Chi- cago indicates that the North Dakota bond sell- ing eampaign is on in earnest. The people’s...

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‘v News of Women's Nonpartisan Clubs A Hard Philosophy The Price Mrs. B. Paid for a Comfortable ; Old Age Miss Gray has been

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(Continued from page 5) ning with estates of $20,000 to $35,000 there is a tax of 1 per cent; $35,000 to $50,000, 2 per cent;

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[ 5 ADVERTISEMENTS Befifyg%;dons Ownt Satisfaction . Guaranteed or Mone Baol Look what Betty § Gordon brought back from Broad-

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What Is the Law? Under this head legal questions of gen- eral interest will be answered. No charge is made for this service.

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. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers ~ $3,000,000 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA 10 to 27 Year 53,9 State Bonds | Exempt from