Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-05

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NCUTCH[0N0 Of NIN0T
Republican Candidate Third District
- For ~
CONGRESS-
You can always tell where he stands. &c never
ducked an issue or eyadeds a responsibility. He is OPP
posed to s%windling the farmers or deceiving the labor
ing men, s
This is "a time for conservation and constructive
legislation,eand not the time to be worshipping social
list idols. Too many men are aping Townley with no
more desire to servesthe public any more than he. This
is tibet TIME for them to- come out in the open and stand
up and fight.
IS II ~ Eliminating ToWnlegyyiissm we should look be-
fore'We leap and not build up a worse cabal.. It is not
safe to elect men who even hirted with socialism.
g@5zlM Cutcheon does not need a job, but if sent to
congress, would be free to work forEthose things that
every man knows to be true andright but from which
most politicians shrink from taking a1stand upon.
#The.Nonpartisan league will have no members,in
theS@pext congress, but should they have one or two
they will be SO far in the minority, that+no considera-'
ton will be given any attempt they might make for
~assistanee for their district. Your vote will be thrown
away by voting for leaguers. for congress. 4,
McCutcheon favors a federal appropriation of
$1,000, 600 for the relief Of drought stricken farmers to-
be used for seed, feeder labor to plant their crops. No
league member can get this.
He favors the extension Of the Federal Farm
Loan Bank and the establishment of a Rural. Credit
III Karin HANK @SOAfhaf mir farr1erc ~ ~ co~,,r6 80 ~bAoo 7.
money as any other person. This FNonpartisan
Lacquer could not secure.
McCutcheon IS absolutely opposed to irresponsi-
BE radicalism Of allAsorts and co1ors, no. matter BY
whom espoused. OF expolnded. Those who firt with
socialism today may become full hedged opponents
tomorroW.@S %
n Cuteefieon is absolutely opposed 70. using the
farmer. tax money, now in the Bank Of North Dako-
ta,yt gamble in any highly competitive state enter
prises. Common sense will teach everybody that poll
lisciansacannot run such affairs as cheap as the farm
els themselves, with proper state assistance along
Lines advocated tor nnanySSyeafs by cCutcheon
McC utcheon favofs "a National Soldiers, Bonus,
sosthat the boys who sacEfced| their time and their
fortunes may have, some substantial enumeration
likewise ne fayors federal assistance il immigration
problems #S#A N@
n should b plain to every vote otersthat IL our farm
men. they ustelect ongressssnla lof the majority
party and no matter how sincere nysleague may Sc
he can secure .no relief III A congqTe ss in which yhe is 81
the&lninority and has roAxoicesS@ S#
Thaessnnsorrtthn half IS thssT Third congressional dis
trietss has never had arepressntativ i'll congress and
bygall that ii fair, iisgs entities the domination. Me-.
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