The nonpartisan leader. [volume], November 29, 1917, Image 5

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Equity Show and Sale
Go-operators Announce Important Events
South St. Paul for December
The Equity Livestock exchange has
announced a' thoroughbred livestock
show and sale to be held at South St.
Paul on December 11 and 12 It is
not as a money making: proposition but
Is for the benefit of small farmers,
breeders and men in business. Any
thing that benefits the farming busi
ness will benefit the towns sad cities
at which the farmers transact their
business and at the present time
there is nothing that will benefit
business more in the Northwest than
increasing the breeding of purebred
livestock. It is to encourage the breed
ing of purebred livestock and to make
it easier for the small breeder to
dispose of his good stock without car
rying' on an expensive advertising
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THE FARMER IS SATISFIED WITH HIS THANKSGIVING TURKEY
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campaign, that the Equity Co-opera
tive exchange is holding a show and
sale where any breeder with thorough
bred registered stock can list the same
for' sale with only a minimum amount
of expense charged to bim foe selling
his stock. There is no one making any
profit whatever out of this show and
sale but it is being held simply for the
purpose of increasing the livestock in
dustry and getting the small breeders
in touch with others that are in need of
breeding stock that they have to offer.
The show and sale will be confined
this year to cattle^ sheep and possibly
a few hogs, but many letters are being
received by the Equity Co-operative
exchange asking if chickens and horses
will be admitted to this sale. It is
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hoped that'in time this show will be
come one of the big events in the live
stock business and that it will include
all classes of stock produced on farms
of the Northwest, but this year the
bulk of the stock will be cattle with a
few offerings of very choice breeding
sheep and, a few head of thoroughbred
hogs. During the last few days many
letters have been receive^ from farm­
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FROM MRS. M'ADOO
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON
,, November 10, 1917.
Editor Nonpartisan Leader:
On behalf of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee I want
to extend to you our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the
splendid co-operation you gave us in obtaining nation-wide pub
licity during the Liberty Loan campaign just closed.
considerably in a year. And today his
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w. will I., th.
ers who expect to be In St. Paul
on December 11 and 12, not only
on account of the show and sale but
to hear Governor Frazier of North Da
kota when he addresses the farmers'
meeting on the evening of December
11* This will be the first opportunity
that many Northwest farmers have
had to hear the farmer-governor of
North Dakota.
Yours very truly,
MRS. WM. G. M'ADOO,
Chairman Women's Liberty Loan Committee.