THE CROP THAT NEVER FAILS Part 2

Description

Advises farmers to invest money in victory bonds to insure financial security. Explains to farmers considering post-war expansion and improvement that a capital reserve cushions losses from hazards, such as insects, diseases, dust storms, drought, floods, and, especially, depression. Warns that depressions follow wars and that bonds provide security. Enumerates other advantages of owning victory bonds.

Collection

General Records of the Department of the Treasury

Series

Moving Images Relating to Financial, Economic and Tax Policies