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If you're planning to see that fire doesn't start- 

 you have the right answer. But, just knowing 

 what to do isn't sufficient. You have to actually 

 put your knowledge into practice and never let 

 up for a minute. You must drill the idea into the 

 minds of your family and employees and see that 

 they practice what you preach. Here are a few 

 simple fire prevention rules that saved farmers 

 millions of dollars last year. 



Prohibit smoking iti your ham. ' 



Provide easy access to the attic. 



Protect woodwork near stoves and furnaces. 



Inspect and clean flues frequently. 



Never store or use gasoline indoors. 



Re-roof witk fire fnoof material. 



Don't store hay until properly cured. 



Install lightning rods. 



Have ladders and water always available. 



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Keep fire extinguishers handy; be sure they are 

 aXways filled and ready for use. \ 



Inspect all lyiring at least four times a year. 



Preaxh fire prtevention to your neighbors; ^ac- 

 tice it yourself. - . ,. 



Above all insure adequately at low cost in your 

 own friendly company— Farmers Mutual. Then, 

 if all your efforts to avoid fire fail you will have 

 a prompt settlement of your claim and the in- 

 surance money to make a new start. See your 

 County Farm Bureau NOW for rates and details. 



FARMERS MUTUAL 

 RE-INSURANCE CO. 



608 S. Dearborn St. Chicago, Illinois 



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