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9 No rooster ever laid an egg, yet they all crow! 

 And when "Biddy" finishes her day's work, she 

 too, tells the world! Now a farmer, by tempera- 

 ment and tradition, is not inclined to crow or 

 cackle about the job he is doing. Yet his story must 

 be told if he is to receive proper recognition. This 

 is one of the functions of the Farm Bureau — to 

 help keep a busy nation aware of the importance, 

 the needs, the problems of the farmer. More and 

 more, in the postwar period, the voice of the Farm 

 Bureau must have greater volume, greater prestige, 

 greater power. The Farm Bureau finds its strength 

 in numbers — in increasing numbers of aggressive, 

 alert Illinois farmers. There's a neighbor near 

 you who does not know how much Farm 

 Bureau is doing for him. Get him to join 

 and you'll both be stronger. 



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