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Show A good practical farmer that we know, bought a team for $300 a few years ago, when his neighbor bought a tractor for $3,000. The "horse farmer" has made a consistent profit out of his farm, even during the depression, de-pression, and his team is as efficient ef-ficient today as when he bought it. The 'tractor farmer" is broke too much capital invested invest-ed for the possible earning power pow-er of the land. The tractor is on the scrap heap. As with banks, so with farming; farm-ing; their salvation depends on men who "know the business." All the "relief measure.;" in the world cannot save the inefficient, the wasteful and the ignorant from failure. |