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SCAB TAKES HEAVY- TOLL
"Winter wheat everywhere east of
the Great Plains was heavily infected
with scab last year. Spring wheat
also suffered greatly, and many spring
wheat fields were left uncut, due
chiefly to the ravages of scab. The
^states suffering the greatest losses of
both spring and winter wheat include
Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, Min
nesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and Kentucky.
No entirely satisfactory control of
this disease has been developed, be
cause the scab fungi develop on so
many different kinds of grains and
grasses and on cornstalks, stubble,
straw and other trash. Two things,
however, are regarded as important.
First, the best wheat obtainable
should be used for seed. This should
be thoroughly cleaned and treated by
the formaldehyde method recommend
ed for the prevention of smut. Sec
ond, this wheat should be sown on
thoroughly plowed land—land where
the old cornstalks, wheat stubble and
grass straw have been entirely plowed
under. This can be accomplished by
use of a drag chain.
All grass and straw should be burn
ed or otherwise removed from hedges,
fence rows, fence corners and nearby
waste places. These waste places
Bhould be either plowed or burned off.
STORAGE BATTERY POINTS
Storage batteries can withstand in
creasingly low temperature as they
are kept well charged. A. R. Notting
ham of the North Dakota Agricultural
college states that the temperatures
below which such batteries as are used
in automobiles will freeze are about
as follows: Discharged, 13 above
one-fourth charged, zero one-half
charged, 38 below, and three-fourths
charged, 60 below. This shows the
need of keeping the battery charged
in cold weather. If the car is used
for short trips and the starter is used,
the battery will run down. Conse
queptly in such cases it is often ad
visable to not use the self-starter. On
long trips, where the motor is not
started often, the starter can be used,
as there will be time for the battery
to become recharged. Low temper
atures also reduce the capacity of the
Tbattery and make the engine harder
to start, so that under such conditions
the battery discharges rapidly when
used in starting an engine.
FARMER "PROFITEERING"
On 324 farms in the richest part of
Iowa, investigators of the department
of agriculture found the average
farm income, without any allowance
whatever for interest on investment,
to be $3,480 in 1918. If 5 per cent
were allowed on the land value pre
vious .to the recent boom only $1,124
was left to each farmer to pay for his
own labor and the risk oi the business.
If Qie prices for land on August 1,
1919, had been used in the interest
calculations the farmer would have
had $151 to cover his labor and risk.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Lightning Rods
LIGHTNING BODS—BIG PBOFIT8 AND QUICK
sales to live dealers selling Diddie's Universal
Bods. Our copper tests 99.6 per oent pure. Prices
are right Get our agency. L. H. Diddle Co..
Marshfleld, Wis.
Record Exchange
MONOGRAPHS, RECORDS. PIANO BOLLS
bought, sold, exchanged. Exchange price, cylinder
records, 5 cents disc and rolls, 10 cents. Becord
Exchange Co., 27 East Seventh St, St Paul, Minn.,
Dent C.
Professional Schools
UBABN TELEGRAPHY—SHOBT HOUBS, PLEA 8
ant work, salary* $140. Write for our new descrip
tive catalog. Barry's Telegraph Institute, Minne
apolis, Minn.
For Sale or Exchange
VOB BALK—A FOBD ONE-TON TRUCK AT A
reasonable prioe If taken at once. Inquire of Al
bert Buesing, B. 3, Arlington, Ulnn.
Poultry
S.-C. WHITE LEGHOBN HATCHING EGGS FBOM
selected HENS mated to males of new blood with
superior quality. Particulars gladly sent upon re
quest Egg prices, $2 per 15 $9 per 100. We
guarantee fertility and safe arrival. Pay-U-Well
Farm, F. P. Kroehler, Mgr., Henderson, Minn.
HATCHING EGGS. SETTINGS. $1 UP. FBOM
high egg record, prize-winning stock. Plymouth
Bocks. Beds. Leghorns. Wyandottes. Minorcas, An
con as. dudes, geese, guineas. Circular free.
Sloughslde Poultry Farm, Wallace, S. D.
WHITE WYANDOTTE AND BOUBBON
turkey eggs. Booking orders for White Wyondottes,
$7 per 100 $1«75 for 15. Turkey eggs, 35 cents
each. Prairie view Stock Farm, Knox. N. D.
FOB SALE—MAMMOTH BBONZB TUBKEY TOMS.
Sired by the first-prize torn at Minneapolis and St
Paul poultry shows 1920. Also a few Barred Bock
cockerels. Arthur Bhom, Murdock, Minn., B. 1.
BABBED PLYMOUTH BOCKS—THE KIND THAT
win and lay. Hatching eggs from selected stock $2
per 15 $10 per 100. Book your orders now. Arthur
Bhom, B. 1. Murdock, Minn.
BOSE-COMB WHITE LEGHOBN HATCHING EGGS,
per 100. Good winter layers. Write for prices
on my selected pen. blue-ribbon winners. Arnold
F. Nienas, Thompson. N. D.
EGGS PBEP AID—BOSE-COMB BHODE ISLAND
reds, farm raised, winter-laying strain. $7 per
hundred $3.75 for 50 $1.25 for 15. Jake Boom
gaarden. Wabpeton, N. D.
8IS?Ii5iCl?S,
100. Belle Kin8ey. Towner. N. D.
HIGHEST PBICES PAID FOB CHICKENS. BBOIL
ers. Teal, horse hldes. cow hides, pelts, wool. McKay
Produce Co.. St. Paul. Minn.
BABY CHICKS—TEN VABIETIES PUBEBBED:
reasonable prices. Catalog. Murray McMurray,
Box 58. Webster City, Iowa.
BOGS. COCKEBELS, BOSE-COMB BUFF LEG
noms. Silver and Golden Wyandottes. L. Johan
nesaohn, Beltrami, Minn.
BABY CHICKS. TURKEYS. HATCHING EGGS:
prize winners great Chicago show. Blue Blbbon
Farm, Hopkins, Minn.
HIGHEST PBICES PAID FOB POULTRY, EGGS,
horse hides, cow hides, pelts, fur. McKay Produce
Co.. St. Paul. Minn.
BOSE-COMB BHODE ISLAND BED COCKEBELS,
$3 each. Carlson Bros., Hallock. Minn.. B. 1.
LIGHT BRAHMA COCKEBELS, GOOD ONES AT
*2.50. C. S. Gransberg, Kempton. N. D.
Farm Machinery
GAS ENGINE FOB SALE. EIGHT HOBSEPOWEB
Olds gasoline engine, good running order. Have
installed electric motors to replace this engine. It
is taking up valuable floor space. Will sell cheap
if taken right away. Pagel Pump Co., 241 Fourth
Avenue South. Minneapolis. Minn.
FOB SALE—ONE, 15x30 PLOWMAN TBACTOB
one three-plow John Deere tractor plow one double
disc harrow, eight feet wide. All practically new
and will sell at a bargain on account of having
rented my farm. Call on or write to H. F.
Droege, Hamburg, Minn.
FOB SALE—12-25 AVEBY TBACTOB: 7 3-14 Inch
bottom John Deere plow motor in first class con-,
dition. Beason for selling unable to obtain com
petent help. C. Wlsner, Parkston, S. D., B. F.
FOB SALE—AULTMAN & TAYLOB 18-36 GAS EN
gine and four-bottom Avery self-lift plow engine
has only plowed^ 150 acres. Beason for selling, crop
failure. Price, $1.650 cash. Fred Orn. Power, Mont
WANTED—DEER ING 12-FOOT BINDEB PABTS.
LEADER CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
This is the place to advertise your stock, farm machinery, chickens, eggs, produce
for sale and auction sales to make your wants known and have them supplied. Best
results come from Leader Classified Ads.
Bates are 10 cents per word per isBUe. To members.of the National Nonpartisan
league when advertising to sell their own products or .supplying their own needs, a rate
of 8 cenis per word is made. League members mast give the number of their member
ship receipt when claiming the 8-cent rate. All advertising for sale of lands carries the
full rate. Ads must reach us two weeks before date of publication.
Axle with roller bearings and hub washers also
grain and bull wheels. Harry Horning. 572 Went
.worth St, St Paul, Minn.
Honey and Cheese
FINEST QUALITY CLOVEB HONEY. SO-POUND
cans. $8.50 10-pound cans. 29 cents, and five
pound cans, 30 cents per pound. Every order care
fully packed and promptly shipped. Sample, 15
cents. Price list free. M. v. Facey, Preston. Minn.
HONEY—FINE^ EXTBACTED (LIGHT). TEN
pound pail, $2.70 parcel post weight 12 pounds
$14 for 60-pound can $27.50 two cans. Five per
cent discount on 60-pound cans a short time. Chris
Bahr, Almont N. D.
PUBE WHITE CLOVEB HONEY—TWO 6O-POUND
cans, 25 cents per pound one 60-pound 26
cents 10-pound pail, 28 cents. Herbert Kietzer,
Vernon Center, Minn,
Dogs and Pet Stock
BEAUTIFUL DAPPLE CHESTNUT SHETLAND
pony with white mane and tail. First check for
•85 takes him. Highland Farm. Atwatar. Minn.
WANTED—ONE OB TWO-YEAR-OLD SHETLAND
mare pony. E. L. Gillespie, Colony Bay, Mont.
FOB SALE—STAG AND RUSSIAN WOLFHOUNDS
reasonable. Gene Knowles. Page. N. D.
FOB SALE—SHEPHERD PUPS.
Bruesehoflf, Norwood. Minn.
Territory going like wildfire. $26 sample outfit and
Ford car free. Write quickly. L. Ballwey, Dept
292. Louisville. Ky,
WANTED—MEN TO DO OBQAN1ZATION WOBK
among the farmers. Address Nonpartisan League.
Employment Dept. Box 495. St. Paul, Minnu
Wanted to Buy
WANTED TO BUY—SCBAP IRON IN CABLOAD
i£ko rags, robbers, tires, metals and hides
of all kinds. Write for quotations. M. A, Naftalln,
Fargo, N. D.
WANTED TO BUY—SHOTGUN. BIFLB AND BB
volver. M. A. Naftalln. largo. N. D.
Ifentfon the Leader When Writing Advertiser* PAGE FIFTEEN
ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE
Livestock
HOLSTEIN FBIESIAN BULL, BOBN JANUARY 28,
1919. A. B. O. record, seven days. 15 pounds but
ter. Thirty-day record 66 pounds buttorfat A
line, straight, well-built bull for $230. Also two
months-old bull calves from A. B. O. dams Her
man Schumacher. Vlllard, Minn.. Box 22 A
FOB SALE—REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULL. 11
months old about half white. Sire 21%-nound
grandson of King Pontiac Champion. Dam a large
framed heavy-producing cow. Price. $90. Also
two young bulls. The Wilcox Co., White Bear
Lake, Minn.
FOB SALE—SHORTHORN COWS, HEIFERS AND
bolls, all ages. Percheron stallions and mares
1
Duroc sows and gilts, bred. All from prize winning
want'to^NnMh0!?^'0
F(i?
WiUTlS ORPINGTON EGGS, *8.50
100: $4.50 for 50: {2 for 15. Flock headed by
w? from Morris. Henry Romberg,
Sleepy Eye, Ulnn.
EGGS FOB SALE—PUBEBBED 8.-C. WHITE LEG-
fl»e
lookers bred to lay $6 per
Come or
write what you
"Qrth Side Stock Farm." Busbmore. Minn.
LAKE SHORE HOLSTEIN FABM, FOBKST LAKE,
JS2P-V.0tere Holstein bulls nearly for service
worn high-record sires and dams. Send par-
ggagiCat.onceready*for-o,)-
B§eVE»"-» J??8?7 GILTS__FOB
$65'
Basmus
JJUIiUU JUKSEY GILTS FOB
*•.. Bred^for April and May farrowing, $50 to
TP*?8® P^Paid and pedigree furnished,
rnms C. Madsen. B. 2. Detroit Minn.
SALE—TWENTY HEAD OF YOUNG HIGH
jradsi Holstein
TOWS,
P0P.
bred to pure Holstein* bull to
freshen soon. Becords and test. Verdant Valley
Farm. Powere Lake, N. D.
FOB. SALE—ONE FULL-BLOODED BOAB PIG IT
?olani Cbtaa, two years old this spring.
Aug! B. Nelson. Deerwood. MlAn., F. D7 1, BOX
FOB SALE—MY IMPOBTED PERCHERON STAL
lion Lambruck, register No. 92121 (97831). Albert
O. Anderson, B. 1, Green bush, Minn.
SALE—Purebred Augus buU and heifers, Hol
stein-Friesian sires. Write me your wants. W. J.
Thompson, Page. N. D.
FOB, SALE CHEAP—BEGISTEBED HEBEFOBD
bull three years old. William Bahr, Glen Ullin,
N. D.
FOB 8ALB—FOUR YOUNG BEGISTEBED SHOBT
N "D Write Herman Schoeler Sr.. Courtenay.
WANTED TO BUY—TAMWOBTH GILTS AND
boar. Address Paul W. Kruae, B. 3, Crofton, Neb.
D^!20£
.SP1?8-
tBT
KINGS COL. 9TH. BBED TO
my Pathfinder boar. Wm. Brewer. Oriika. N.
BEGISTEBED DUBOC BBED On/TS, GUARAN
teed. P. O. Sonstegard. Georgevllle. Minn.
FOB SALE—PUBEBBED BELGIAN STALLION
six yearB old. Al. Evans, Garrison, N. D.
BEGISTEBED HEBEFOBDS, BOTH SEXES. FOB
sale, H. Pfaender. New Ulm. Minn.
Employment
AUTOMOBILE, AEROPLANE AND TBACTOB ME
chanics, vulcanizers, 'acetylene welders needed every
where. Only auto and tractor school north of Mis
souri which trained soldier mechanics for the Unit
ed States government Day and evening classes.
Free tuition to Minnesota service men. Write or
£*11: special rates now. Modern Automobile &
Tractor School, 2512 University Ave., Dept 25.
Midway, 8t Paul, Minn.
AUCTIONEER ATTENTION! EXPERIENCED,
honest live-wire auctioneer and sales manager for
livestock and farm implements can establish himself
in lucrative business in rich field. Nonpartisan
preferred* Daily American. Yakima. Wash.
FIFTY YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
learn telegraphy. Salary. $120-$200 month. Earn
expenses while learning. Free catalog. United
Railways Telegraph School, Bremer Arcade, St
Paul. Minn.
FABMEBS NOTICE—IF YOU NEED A FIBST
class farm manager or working foreman, write,
stating wages and particulars fully in first letter,
Trl-State Employment Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED—GOOD MAN TO WOBK ON FABM ALL
summer. Will pay good wages. Bobert Koenig,
Juanita, N. D.
TBACTOB EXPEBIENCE IN THE FIELD BOOK
let $1. L. M. Amdahl, Fillmore, N. D.
Lumber
LUMBEB—LATH—MILLWOBK—GET OUB DIBECT
to-consumer prices before building. Catalog and
plan book free. Contractors' Lumber Supply Co.,
455 Lumber Exchange Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
LUMBEB AND SHINGLES AT BEDUCED PBICES.
Farmers' trade ottr specialty. Best quality. Bobert
Emerson Co., Box 1156N. Tacoma. Wash.
BUY DIBECT FBOM MANUFACTUBERS WASH
ington red cedar fenceposts. Any length or size.
Ellis Company, Tacoma, Wash.
ALL KINDS OF CEDAB POSTS AND POLES. PAY
after you unload. Write C. H. Flony. Box 302,
Outing, Wash.
WBITE FOB DELIVERED PBICES ON CEDAB
posts. Pay after unloading. J. B. Overton, Sagle,-
Idaho.
HEBMAN
Agents Wanted
AGENTS—$100 WEEKLY. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
everywhere wild with enthusiasm. Marvelous In
vention doubles power, mileage, efficiency. Saves
ten times its cost Sensational sales everywhere.
WILL QUOTE DELtVEBED PBICES ON CEDAB
posts upon inquiry. C. B. Foord, Colburn, Idaho.
Kodak Finishing
LET US DEVELOP YOUR KODAK FILMS.- IF'
you have heen disappointed with work received from
other firms give us a trial. We have hundreds of
satisfied customers throughout. the United States
which is good proof that our work is sure to please.
Write for latest list and sample prints. We furnish
film pockets for mailing us your films. Cash with
order. Stamps not accepted. C. B. Moen, Expert
Kodakist Box K, La Crosse, Wis.
KODAK FILMS FBOM ALL PABTS OF THE
world. Deliveries daily. Send for price list and
I mailing plan. No wrapping of packages. Ask
about free enlargements. Northwestern Photo
Finishing Service, Mnndan. N. D.
Financial
WE PAT 5 PEB CENT ON TIME DEPOSITS. ALL
deposits in this bank are guaranteed by the state
of North Dakota, under the guarantee of deposit
law. Individual responsibility of stockholders over
three-quarters of a million dollars. Correspondence
with homeseekers and outdde investors welcome at
all times. Write Fanners Bank of Bergen, Bergen,
N. D.
Farms
FOB BALD—400-ACRE FABM. EVEBYTHING
you need—feed, seed for spring. Carry $8,200 ln
on .buildings
and
personals. Worth about
£14,000. Three hundred forty for spring crop, all
first-class, including Advance threshing outfit ready
for work. Full description if you write me. Money
can not buy any better. Price, $77 acre: $80 after
M*y I. One-third down or less, balance easy
Sea„B°n for selling O. H. Micliaelsen,
Norma, Benviile County, N. D.
STEABNS COUNTY, MINNESOTA, LANDS: 320
acres, good buildings, $125 120 acres, fine improve
ments, $150: 80 acres, good buildings, $135 540
acres, well improved, $135. Fifty other farms in
corn belt We are owners, not agents. Tell us
what you want H. J. Maxfield Co., Pioneer Bid*.!
St Paul, Minn.
$2.50 PEB ACRE ON 10-YEAB PAYMENT PLAN
secures 40-60-80 and 820 acres. Excellent clover,
grain, stock land. No sand, rock, swamp or hills
Good schools, roads, markets. Crop failures un
known. George Besser, Owner, L-825 Plymouth
Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
A BARGAIN AT $1,400—648—FORTY-ACRE FABM.
ferule soil, new buildings, one acre cleared, balance
easy to dear and stump. Fuel and building Umber.
Near neighbors. Numerous other bargains. Send
for catalog. Ev. Luth. Colonization Co., Dept 2.
Merrill, Wis.
FOB SALE—IMPBOVED FABM COMPBISING
nine quarter sections, eight miles from railroad
station, In northern Burleigh county nearly all till
able prices and terms upon application. Bismarck
Bealty Co., Bismarck, N. D.
FOB SALE CHEAP—200 ACBES WELL IMPBOV
ed, near Marshall, Minn. Will take some cheap
western improved land as part payment What have
you? Give all particulars in first letter. F. W.
Adler, Marshall, Minn.
FLORIDA FABM AND PECAN GBOVE IN BEAB
ing. Northwest Florida ideal climate winter and
summer. Fine loamy soil, clay subsoil, no stumps
or stones. Forced sale. Samuel E. Kidder, Monti
cello, Fla.
NEW YOBK STATE FABMS—WBITE FOB COM
plete list We have a size, location and price to
please you. Stock and tools included on many.
Mandville Real Estate Agency, Inc., Dept L, Olean,
WE HAVE GOOD FABMS BANGING IN PBICE
$75 to $150. on easy terms, in the garden spot of
this part of the country. Let us hear from you.
Chas. H. Kelson, Lake Park, Minn.
FOB SALE—FABMS IN ROSEAU COUNTY, MINN.,
wild and improved. All prices. Best land in
state. Am a farmer here. For information write
L. E. Olson. B. 2. Badger, Minn.
I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOB SALEABLE FABMS.
Will deal with owners only. Give description, lo
cation and cash price. James P. White, New
Franklin, Mo.
I HAVE SMALL FABMS FOB SALE ON CLOVEB
belt in Wadena county, Minn. Forty, 60. 80 and
160-acre improved farms. Wm. Buona. Sebeka.
Minn.
SELL YOUB PBOPEBTY QUICKLY FOB CASH
no matter where located particulars free. Beal
Estate Salesman Co., Dept 6. Lincoln. Neb.
400-ACBE SPLENDID WHEAT FABM, TWO MILES
from town and high school. Country school in yard.
Frank Van Berkom, Powers Lake, N, D.
IMPBOVED FABMS—IN THE FAMOUS MILK
Biver valley. Stock ranches. Write for free list.
M. O. Malmin, Saco, Mont.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL OB EXCHANGE YOUB
property write me. John J. Black, Fourth St,
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
158 ACBES OF GOOD LAND FOB SALE OB
trade. Adolph Norman, Hallock, Minn,, B. 1,
Box 02.
WANTED—TO HEAB FROM OWNER OF FABM
or Improved land for sale. O. K. Hawley, Baldwin,
Wis.
WANT TO HEAB FROM OWNEB OF GOOD FABM
for sale. O. O. Mattson, St. Paul, Minn.
I HAVE A GOOD FABM FOB YOU EASY TEBMS.
F. D. Woodworth. Driscoll, N. D.
Seeds
GIANT MEXICAN POPCOBN! SUPEBIOB POP
per and ylelder. Selected, virile seed, grown at
6,000 feet altitude 10 pounds, $2.50 postpaid. Why
it pops and food value with each order. G. F.
Near, Colorado Springs, Col.
HEADQUABTEBS FOB SEED COBN, SEED
grains, alfalfa, timothy, clovers, sweet clovers, rape,
etc. Bargain list free. Write Beckman's Seea
Farm, Cokato, Minn.
SEED COBN FOB SALE—CANADIAN YELLOW
flint $3 per bushel white Dent $3.50 per bushel.
Good test guaranteed. Nick Cordell, Watertown.
S. D.
SEED COBN—TBY THE EABLY HIGH-YIELDING
Wisconsin Golden Glow No. 12. Ask for prlceB.
Golden Glow Farm. Plain, Wis., Box 20.
SIX DIFFEBENT KINDS OF SEED COBN. KILN
dried, picked before the frost Write for prices.
P. O. Peterson, Chaffee, N. D.
FOB SALE—EABLY OHIO SEED POTATOES. SE
lected stock, $3 per bushel sacked. Nick Cordell,
Watertown, S. D.
PUBPLE-TOP BUTABAGA SEED $1 A POUND,
prepaid. B. L. Montgomery, Poulsbo, Wash.
Harness, Automobiles and
Accessories
U. S. GOVERNMENT HARNESSES AND SADDLES
—We have for sale 1,000 set of U. S. government
harnesses and saddles, awarded us by the govern
meat. These consist of artillery harness, ambulance
harness and transport harness also officers' saddles
and McClellan saddles also 9,000*government wool
lined canvas horse blankets, just as good as new.
We are the only concern in the Northwest who has
been awarded, these government harnesses, and if
you are in the market for any harness, saddles or
blankets, don't fail to see our stock before making
your' purchases. Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway
Horse Market St Paul, Minn.
HEAVY NEW 134-INCH HALTERS, $1.35 EACH.
Hame straps, 1 inch, $2.25 per dozen. Largest
stock of new and second-hand harness west of
Chicago at pre-war prices. Write for illustrated
catalog free. We accept Liberty bonds. Midway
Harness Co., 1953 University Ave., St. Paul. Minn.
Tobacco
TOBACCO—"OLD HOMESPUN" CHEWING OB
smoking. Grown and sold by Kentucky farmers.
Not doped—just plain old natural leaf. Trial offer,
two pounds postpaid, $1. Kentucky Tobacco Asso
elation, Dept P, Hawesville, Ky.
Miscellaneous
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT NORTHEBN
Wisconsin send 25 cents for three months' sub
scription to Northern Wisconsin Farmer, Block E.,
Chippewa Falls. Wis.
Nursery
HABDIEST STRAWBEBBY AND BASPBEBBY
plants. Big producers. Catalog free. Crescent
Fruit Farm, Moorhe&d, Minn.
Mention the htmiex Wen Writing Advert!sen

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