The nonpartisan leader. [volume], April 12, 1920, Image 14

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Baldwin Milling company of Oakes,
N. D., which originally appeared in the
Milwaukee Journal. In this letter Mr.
Neumeister says:
"Whoever told anybody North Da
kota was selling its flour to the peo
ple at $9 a barrel must have been try
ing to sell him a membership in the
Nonpartisan league. A short while
ago one of our merchants at Oakes
called me into his store and told me
some farmers in this vicinity had re
quested him to obtain flour prices
from the state mill at Drake. He pro
duced the quotation, and the figures
would not enable him to sell state
flour on a competitive basis with other
well-known brands."
Farmers in several Wisconsin locali
ties are having considerable fun over
this letter. They have copies of a let
ter written by J. A. McGovern of the
North Dakota mill and elevator de
partment showing that the Drake mill
has sold flour right in Wisconsin,
purchased at the Drake state mill for
$8.30 a barrel. Mr. McGovern in the
letter says:
"We have a flour that is called first
(Continued from page 4)
was the chairman of the League state
convention and was so popular that
he was proposed for nearly every of
fice under consideration. Mr. Vollom
was born in Norway 43 years ago, be
ing brought to Minnesota when five.
His father's illness made him head of
the family at the age of* 14. He
farmed until 1900 and then entered
business to earn enough money to
complete his education, graduating
from Concordia college, Moorhead,
Minn., in 1905. Since that time Mr.
Vollom has devoted practically his en
tire time to managing farmers' co-op
erative enterprises, including stores
and elevators. He is now manager of
the largest farmers' co-operative tel
ephone company in the state, the Gar
den Valley company, with 3,300 sub
scribers and 2,400 stockholders, of
whom 1,800 are farmers. Mr. Vollom
is married and has five children.
Paul I. D. Ostby, candidate for rail
road and warehouse commissioner, was
born in Minnesota 42 years ago, the
son of a minister, who was also a
farm owner, and has been a farmer
since the age of 17. He is now oper
ating one of the best stock and diver
sified farms in Freeborn county. He
has always been interested in public
affairs and has made an especial study
of the laws of the railroad and ware
house commission and the duties of
the office. He has also been active in
farmers' co-operative enterprises. He
is married and has 10 children—five
boys and five girls.
George L. Siegel, candidate for
justice of the Minnesota supreme
court, is a brilliant St. Paul attorney,
who has consistently championed the
justice of the cause of organized
farmers and labor. He is 35 years
old and was born in St. Paul. Since
his graduation from the St. Paul Col
lege of Law, Mr. Siegel has served
two terms in the lower house of the
Minnesota legislature, and in the 1917
session was chairman of the commit
tee on labor. His record as a repre­
Some Drake Mill Flour Facts
McGovern Calls Lies of Private Millers on Sales in the
State of Wisconsin
I S O N S I N
papers opposed to the or
ganized farmers have
been reprinting a letter
from Herman Neumeis
ter Jr., manager of the
League-Labor Candidates in Minnesota
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clears that we sell for $8.30 per barrel
that is worth much more than lots of
their so-called patent flour. We have
shipped one carload of this first clears
to a farmers' club at Whitewater,
Wis., and after trying it out they or
dered a second car. That has not been
delivered yet. We shipped three car
loads to Cleveland, Ohio. The only
trouble with this flour is that we can
not make enough of it to fill
:our
or­
ders."
Of course the Drake mill is only a
small experimental mill of about 250
barrels a day capacity. When the
3,000-barrel Grand Forks mill is run
ning the demand for state flour can
more nearly be met.
BROOMCORN WATCHED
Importation of broomcorn has been
prohibited except under permit which
provides for careful disinfection at
port of entry because such importa
tions are likely to spread the corn borer
pest. Living larvae of the corn borer
were found recently in 97 bales of
broomcorn imported from Italy.
Broomcorn is considered responsible
for the fact that the corn borer is now
found in New Hampshire, Massachu
setts, New York and Pennsylvania.
Other plants likely to harbor the corn
borer are likewise under quarantine.
sentative has been 100 per cent. Prior
to studying law Mr. Siegel obtained
business experience as a clerk, ac
countant and credit man. He is mar
ried and the father of a six-year-old
daughter.
The picture and biographical sketch
of Miss Lily Anderson, candidate for
state treasurer, will be found on the
Farm Woman's page.
AN OHIO BOOSTER
Editor Nonpartisan Leader: As I
withdrew from the Grange some years
ago because it was dominated by an
organization whose leaders were and
are yet the pliant tools of the interests
which exploit the producer and whose
hold it seemed impossible to break,
you will understand that I rejoiced
when the League was organized. It
will continue to make good because it
is the most practical organization of
its kind in the world today. I only
wish I lived in a League state so that
I could be a $16 sucker.
We who can belong to one of the
old parties for nothing are getting a
good deal less than nothing out of our
membership. I want to say that the
farm bureau is, like the Grange, allied
with the farmers' exploiters. The un
pardonable sin of the League, in the
eyes of politicians and other tools of
Big Biz, is that ,it is getting some
where. That is why its leaders are
persecuted. As a matter of fact the
leaders of every movement th«t really
tried to do anything worth while have
been persecuted since the race was
created.
I want to say that your report of
that United Farmers of America
movement has filled me with hope that
there is something better in store for
us in the field of national legislation.
We certainly need a national organi
zation such as the U. F. of A. prom
ises to be. I certainly hope it gets
under way speedily.
ARTHUR S. HALL.
Lebanon, Ohio.
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