| Show WHAT KANSAS DID men from towns and cities i town ton men if YOU please are harvesting the great wheat crop of the middle west and the west of course it be done the professional pent ts persistently proved ver vers conclusively thai it was utterly impossible and alto stac ridiculous is een to attempt it town tow n riffraff riff raff and soft office pen pahe for the far farma they sneer asee elf cd why the farmers wont stand it and id the town people cant stand it 11 dearl dear dearl dear what an inezn ct c t government why Wh ghinet ashin Inet gloo p press a button buttmi or bething me thing and send plenty of per li or experienced farm labor 1 to th lh farmers N rill rut strangely enough the far farm ars ra did stand for it und and st stranger rangel enough the worn weaklings wea klings did stand the hard perhaps the b tiann do I 1 read the lamentations of the C can n ado t do it crowd and know they were foredoomed fore doomed to failure Ifer haDs they were more interested low in nipping the kaiwi than in hearing reasons why they were sure to fail down on the job perhaps beinar plain ev rv day americans who are so absurd a as to have alaur cince ance they can do anything they just went ahead with confident calm ness and didiot did it really it is too bad for the huns that these them kans kana ans us listen to the lugubrious it of the impossible Squad so billing t to 0 show that it just be d done net what a pity to hurt hin den beres bergs feelings by doing it even if it vas mis impossible the ba latter ater part of may kansas been degn to put into effect on a chols hote sale bdie bays the program which for many months the united states department part ment of Agn culture had bad been urging in every community that town men go to work in agricultural territory adjacent to them during emergency farm labor needs of end cul or r hartest kansas started im an intent intensive I 1 campaign for the enrollment roll ment of town and city volunteers for harvest labor kansas made r ready dylo to shut up shop during the h harvest period kansas prepared to every activity for a few to the one supreme job of if savin living the big wheat crop from ery e eaf ry town end and city I 1 in the state men worse women and boys to in such num ns beis as were necessary went to the fields the men to work as harvest hands handa the women to cook for the volunteer army of harvesters the boys boya to fit in wherever they could bea this kansas harvest A army r my of nearly men did the p h b alt all the outside help that could be secured was used of course but by far the largest part of the hip came from ft right at home the soft town our who jut sim ly do it and who wouldn t be tolerated by the fil farmers irti and in just the aanie a way ay the war winning wynina wheat heat crops will be harvested in nebraska and minne ata to and north dakota il aad so south uth dakota in just the barac w way when necessary and where us necessary 11 P will it be saved ed in very every state of course it cant be done for that a have the word of many em anent critics of the united states department of agriculture and nd the government in general no doubt the kaiber himself hia has said aid so rod and 8 ly the crown prince will 11 BUS tain adin the statement if further author ry ny be mc mckenary cenary I 1 it just cant be d achl r but the simple pa weaklings wea klings oj of kansas seem to pay more attention to straight from the shoulder get there or bust american common sense ensa than they do to Frue stanish cant do it clap chip claptrap trap and to sky scraper editors of literary journals do dc who write prettily phrased editorials thia tude giving pit bf horas of peevish re reamona us why failure is certain kan a seems to like to do better than to tn listen hiten to why it is 13 impossible to do kansas kann jut goes ahead and harvests har veata the wheat I 1 OUT our state will do like likewise iset true w it cant be done the faint hearted and the hun hearted will tell you so a on every hand so do it iti |
