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buucung a strong fence. And every 

 fanner knows, too, that a comer post when 

 braced and supported by other posts will stand 

 up better against the strain and stress of daily 

 wear and tear. 



When farmers stand together joined through 

 organization . . working for a common pur- 

 pose . . . they have a better chance of solving 

 their problems. Agriculture needs such organ- 

 ization, fortified with more and more members 

 to fight its battles ... to secure needed legisla- 



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tion ... to resist the pull of forces that would 

 drag it down to penury and decay. 



Through organized effort farmers gain 

 power and prestige ... representation and 



respect . . . that assure 

 their interests equal con- 

 sideration in the councils 

 of state and nation. 



Get Your Dleighhor To Join! 



ILLINOIS AGRICULTURAL 

 ASSOCIATION 



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Greatest State Farm Organization 

 in America. 





