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| Description: | People assembled at storefront along the street of a small town in "poor farming country." |
| Date: | 1913 |
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| Description: | International Harvester Agricultural Extension Department employee W.R. Baughman talking to a small meeting in Dupage County during the Alfalfa Campaign. A... |
| Date: | 1920 |
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| Description: | Group of men gathered around a truck with a large sign that reads, in part: "Kansas State Agricultural College Silo Special." |
| Date: | 1913 |
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| Description: | Professor Perry G. Holden demonstrates the benefits of growing alfalfa to a group of men, women, and children standing in a crossroads in a commercial area... |
| Date: | 1915 |
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| Description: | View down road of horses with horse-drawn carriages parked on the left near what appears to be a park. On the right automobiles are parked along near comme... |
| Date: | 1910 |
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| Description: | Men dressed in hats and coats stand with cattle on a snowy street. A large crowd surrounds the men behind a rope. Storefronts and other buildings are on bo... |
| Date: | 07 15 1913 |
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| Description: | Group portrait of the Bliss Alfafa Club of Emmet County, showing the President Mr. Grant. The group of men, women and children is standing on an unpaved ro... |
| Date: | 1925 |
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| Description: | View across unpaved road towards a Native American man wearing a plaid overcoat with two work horses. A crowd of men are watching from the elevated wooden ... |
| Date: | 1930 |
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| Description: | View across muddy ground towards a man holding a dairy cow by the halter, and on the left a boy holding the lead of a heifer. They are standing in front of... |
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