Show WHERE THEY COME FROM Ii Our next president aident will be b either cither he hc son of a farmer or the son of country doctor and he lie will als also lave e the pleasure of tin knowing that a n deal of his early experience ii r I life was spent right light around a town fawn wn no larger than Duchesne For Forse and the 50 se it known that the farm mall town have hae produced more rc residents than have the cities Of the 27 men nten en who ha have beers been d to the head hoad of our govern to neat lent 16 were born on thc farm the thc list includes George Washing Washing- Son S on John Adams Thomas Jeffer- Jeffer Jefferon on James Madison I llisOn James MonO Monoe Mon- Mon O 02 oe John Quincy Adams Adam Andrew ackson Jame Polk Zachery Tay Tay- or Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierc Pier Bier c e. e Abraham Lincoln U. U S S. S Grant fas tas A. A Garfield and Benjamin Denjamin 1 two two i-two presidents i i lav V n Ji lived ell to tp their terms of Twelve of them retired to he farm two Twenty two t-two of our have haye ha e belonged for a part of heir lives to the he class clas J. J OnI Only iver ive Arthur Cleveland McKinley raft and und Wilson have not nott at t some imA im earned their living by bv 5 n ng the soil Senator Harding was was' w was s I orn tend tind reared in a village Gov GO ox was born on on ri a farm and mid today tod J was and oversees the thc cultivation of hat same farm Perhaps Governor W W. lickett of North Carolina had allf alt all tf f his t li in mind when ho ha h once said s The Thc small m. farm owned by bv the thc man ho tills it is the tho best plant bed in inv v world in which to prow grow ow a patriot t. t Sin such farm faim it is n a possible to pro pro pro-Ji r ucc Ice anything from front two p peeks pecks ks of toes ot to a hill to a President o Q of he United States States- s I t Mi 1 i |