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’HERE is no need to go without 
the silo you need next fall be¬ 
cause skilled help is scarce and 
it’s hard to get anyone to erect it for 
you. Buy an Indiana and put it up yourself. Any farmer can follow the simple directions 
we give for putting up the Indiana. You can have your silo up and ready when you want it. 
Seventy-five thousand 
American farmers have 
bought the Indiana Silo—and 
hundreds of them have bought 
again and again, until some now own as 
many as 15. They find that the Indiana is 
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better silage, allows less 
waste, stays in better condi¬ 
tion and lasts longer. 
Long experience, large 
purchasing power, and a business con¬ 
ducted on a large scale enable us to give a 
the best and most practical silo, more than bigger value for every dollar than you can 
pays for itself, every year. It makes get in any other silo. Ask Indiana owners. 
find our terms are so liberal the silo will almost pay for itself before the buyer has 
to pay for it. Write for catalogue, easy payment plan and early buyer’s proposition. 
We are the largest manufacturers of silos in the World . Agents wanted in every county . 
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T HIS one-man, single-unit tractor works not 25 or 30 days a year but as 
many days as you now use your horses for field work. Plows as much 
as two good horse teams, cultivates, pulls harrows, discs, drills, rollers, 
mowers, binders, potato diggers and orchard tools. 
There is no riding implement that it does not hitch to. Numerous users 
have eliminated horses entirely in farm work. Excepting for the plow it uses 
the horse tools you already have without expensive hitches. One man does 
the work, riding on the implement. The Indiana tractor weighs no more than 
a farm team. There is no excess weight to drag around and no waste of fuel. The Indiana does a year’s work of 
four horses at a gasoline and oil cost, that is less than half the cost of feeding and keeping the teams for a year. 
Farmers who have big four-wheeled tractors 
are now buying the Indiana to work their row f‘ 
crops and prepare the seed bed when the ground ijjljl'' 
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Write us now for book of pictures made 
from photographs showing the Indiana 
Tractor actually doing all the work that 
horses and mules do on a farm. Biggest 
dealer proposition ever offered on a tractor. 
THE INDIANA SILO & TRACTOR COMPANY 
LARGEST SILO MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD 
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