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Today's farm family relies on the telephone for: • On-the-spot news of the markets, auctions • Help when equipment breaks down • Saving time—barn and out-building extensions
make if unnecessary to return to the
house to answer the phone • Keeping in touch with town activities • Calhng into town for farm and home needs • Checking-on absent youngsters visiting distant
neighbors instant improvements and expansion of
rur^l telephone service have -^-JJe^he telephone one of the farmer's most valuable “farm hands."
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