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•''WE haven't hap a late hailstorm roump here for 



VEARS. PON'r BELIEVE I'll renew MV crop hail mURAHCi* 



IT PAYS TO PLAY SAff 

 AGAINST CROP HAIL LOSS 



Sure as we have summer, we have hail- 

 storms. But there's nothing sure about 

 where hail will strike. So to be on the 

 safe side — better insure your crops against 

 hail loss. 



Farmers Mutual o£Fers you a non-assess- 

 able, participating policy. If hailstorms 

 are heavy — loss-payment claims will be 

 heavy, but if the hailstorms are light, divi- 

 dends will be heavy. . 



See the agent in your 

 Farm Bureau Office 



FARMERS MUTUAL 

 REINSURANCE COMPANY 



608 Soirtli Dearboni, Oucafo 5 f 



VbLL, MAype HE'5 RICfHT THOUGHT 1^ AfTER ALL 

 If AMOUNTS TOqUITE A FEW PENNIES EVERV VEAR 

 AMD NOTHING HA^ HAPPENED TO MV CR0P5 50 FAR ... 



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