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TWO OF THE FIVE ELEVATORS in operation at the Aaron Hostetter farm
on Tuesday are being fed by some of the 49 men who came to help harvest the 65
acres of corn. Corn poured into three cribs at once as wagons made a steady
stream to the barn from the seven pickers. F, Photo.
LINING UP FOR DINNER at the home of Aaron
Hostetter are some of the 49 friends and neighbors who
gathered Tuesday to help harvest the 65 acres of corn.
L. F. Photo.
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first yellow ears -began to bang ting that h)alf the com was ii
A KlAinkknre HnrvAcf the wa^oll beds. By mid m'orn- the crib.
w iweignours norresr ingi 49 men were on hand to All the cooperation was not
(Continued from Page 1) keep a steady stream ot corn m the field. Twenty-six women,
tractors and equipment to har- flow .j ng ap the five elevators were on hand to prepare and
est and store the corn. an< t m t o the cribj- serve a lunch, o t meat sandiri-
The first of the seven two- B the fcjnie Hershey dalles ches, hot maoarom and cheese,
row puckers pulled into the the mea to kno , ck off f or (jin- aU kinds of salhds, relishes,
field at about S a»m. and the pikers were estima- (Continued on Page 1*1)
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COMING IN FROM THE FIELD these farmers
hitched a ride on the wagon. They had been in the
field since about eight o’clock and were ready for
the lunch. More than half the 65 acres of com were in
the crib before the men “knocked off” for lunch.
L. F. Photo.
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