The nonpartisan leader. [volume], May 31, 1920, Image 7

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ADVERTISEMENTS
The Farm Truck
Built for Service
Prom the ground up the Dearborn
model "48" worm-drive, 2-ton truck
4s built for reliable year around
service. Big enough, powerful
enough to haul its load with ease.
KtegHS
cost les9 to buy than the average
2-ton truck, they cost less to run
than the average 1-ton truck.
Farmers report 16 to 18 miles per
gallon of gasoline. This saving is
gained by the new, simplified
strength plus quality steel con
struction that makes the Dearborn
500-to 2,000 lbs. lighter than other
worm-drive trucks of the same
capacity.
That's why the Dearborn is such a giant
in power, yet saves gasoline, oil and tires,
and excess wear of every working part.
And the working parts are absolutely un
excelled—the best insurance of the long,
useful, reliable working life for Dear
born Trucks.
Don't buy any truck, anywhere at any
priee till you see the Dearborn. Another
truck might satisfy you, but a Dearborn
is sure to both satisfy you and savt*you
money.
Write as for book on "Hauling Expense"
if you don't know the Dearborn dealer.
THE DEARBORN TRUCK CO.
Dept. N* 2015*17 South Michigan Ave.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
LIVE STOCK
To get the highest price
and best fill, ship your
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
to the u,
Equity Co-Operative
Exchange ."j
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UNION' STOCK YARDS
Chicago, III. South St. Paul, Minn.
WRITE FOR INFORMATION
$1200°-°Balm^Hofit
think yon can easily pick np
$1200 to
$2000 baling
vrith the Admixal" Mys Moinr Carpenter of Miss.
Agricultural College. D. J. Collier, Egerton. Mo,
Dade $49.00 a day with an(
A'dmiral Hay'Press
T. T. Jones, Hickox, GaTTan Admiral owner says he ex*
pecta to nuke $1000 extra this season. John Marks*
St. Marys, Kansas, baled 98 bales in one boor. 30 tons in
10 boars. For 30 years the Admiral has been fastest, rim*
nlest, most powerful baler
made—many
doing fast work after 16 years terr^
Send name for bis:
TffW hay baling profit,
book and^details
of oar trial offer—cash or time.
ADMIRAL BAY PRESS COMPANY
Box 123 Kansas CUy. If*
Bi^ Money Boring Wells
Have water gn your own farm.
In, spare time make wells for your
neighbors. It means $1000 extra in
ordinary rears, double that in dry
years. No risk—no experience needed.
(totiits far Getting Water Anywkere
Earth augers, rock drills and
combined machines. Engine
or horse power. Write for
easy terms and five catalog.
-USJ.EMFG.COMPANY
Box 715 ClariBda,low»
and Labor John N. Hagan for their
devotion to the industrial program,
as members of the industrial commis
sion
Commends doctor E. F. Ladd's ad
ministration of the grain grading law
Praises the efforts of Congressmen
Senator J. I. Cahill,
for secretary of state.
A* S. Olsness, insur
ance commissioner*
for re-election.
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Baer and Sinclair
to obtain relief for
drouth sufferers
-Condemns ef
forts to destroy
both the Bank of
North Dakota and
the federal farm
loan banks
Indorses Gov
ernor Frazier's
action of seizing
and operating lig
nite coal mines
during the nation
wide coal strike
Extends greet­
ings and offers co-operation to organ
ized labor
Commends F. W. Cathro, director
general of the Bank of North Dakota,
for his administration of this institu
tion wtlich, as the resolutions state:
"Has made 605 farm loans, aggre
gating $2,203,812.75, and has approved
a total of 986 loans, aggregating $3,
643,300
"Has reduced the average rate
of interest paid on farm loans by
more than 2% per
cent on over $2,
000,000 of loans
thus far made, ef
fecting a net an
nual saving to
of
more than $50,
OOO
"Has loaned
money to counties
for the purpose s&
buying seed and
feed for farmers
who have .suffered
drought losses,
pending the printing and delivery of
their bonds
."Has made loans to the Mill and
Elevator association to permit the be
ginning of work on the state's elevator
and milling plants pending printing
and delivery of bonds for that pur
pose
"Has made loans to the Home
R, H. Walker* for
state treasurer.
Building association to finance its op
erations until such times as its bonds
are ready*to be delivered
"Has made~net earnings over ex
penses of better than 5 per cent per
annum during the less than nine
months of operation and has set aside
therefrom a surplus of $40,000 and is
now about to carry another $30,000
to surplus."
The resolutions conclude:
"We recognize
that A. C. Town
ley, the president
of the Nonparti
san league, is one
of the nation's
great men and
leaders whose de
votion to the
farmers and la
borers is excelled
by none. We know
his demand for
justice to all and
special privilege
to none is the
cause of the bitter opposition towards
him by the profiteering class and their
agents and we wish to assure him that
this organization will stand by him
in solving the world's industrial prob
lems and in bringing about a' peaceful
and orderly readjustment in national
economic affairs. Further, we do re
sent the abuse heaped upon him by
the predatory interests as an insult to
our intelligence."
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE
Order your coffee from us &nd save money. The
famous M. M. coffee has its reputation on quality.
Try it out and be convinced.
1 pound M. M. coffee* per pound 55c
25-pound lots*
M.
ADVERTISEMENTS
You May Not Wisely Delay
Ordering Your 1920
CREAM SEPARATOR
There are a dozen reasons why this is so.
For three years it has not been possible to make enough
De Laval machines to meet the demand. More than ever are
being made this year, but'the demand is still, greater.
M. coffee* per pound 50c
50-pound lots* M. ftL coffee* per pound 46c
If not satisfactory, money refunded.
MADSON GROCERY COMPANY
Fourth Avenue East, Melrose, Minn.
PURE EXTRACTED
ALFALFA HONEY
Thick, rich and delicious. Case of two 60
pound cans,
(24.
One 60-pound can,
$12.60.
Circular free. (I am a strong League
member.)
G. A. KOGEB, Meridian, Idaho.
Cream Separators have ad
vanced less in price than any
thing else used or produced by
the farmer during the war years.
If labor and material costs con
tinue to advance so must separar
tor prices.
Such an advance must very
soon come from increased freight
rates, if from no other cause.
Freights are still slow and
uncertain. There may be un
avoidable delay in getting a ma
"chine when you badly need it
from this reason.
The flush of milk and hot
weather are near at hand, when
a De Laval saves most and an
inferior or half-worn-out sep
arator wastes most.
There are still other reasons, which a De Laval best dem
onstrates for itself. You will have no difficulty in observing
them. Every local De Laval agent will be glad to afford
you the opportunity to do so.
If you don't know the nearest agent simply address the
nearest main office, as below.
The De Laval Separator Co.
165 Broadway 29 East Madison Street 61 Beale Street
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