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We hoped to have it here for
your appproval. But with all
our engineering skill and
producing facilities, with all
our success in its develop
ment we did not -care to ex
hibit it until it was ready to
go to. work.
If it were here and you saw
it work you would exclaim:
"That's the most sensible
tractor I've seen."
And you would be right.
The new Hart-Parr Tractor
is built to fulfill the require
ments of the largest possible
number of tractor users.
And by "requirements of
tractor users" we mean just
that. We went to thousands
of farmers and said: "Wlrat
do you ask for in a tractor?"
We found out what you
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wanted and we have Built it
for you.
And all this has been done
in such a way that this trac
tor will go to the user at a
price which will enable every
worth-while American far
mer to own one.
Look over all the tractors at
the show. Study them close
ly. Set down what seems to
you to be the best well-tried
and successful feature of
each. THen wait for the
announcements of the
three-plow Hart-Parr Trac
tor in national publications
and see whether or not this
tractor, is what we claim it
to be - the most' sensible,
the most practical, the most
economical tractor, the one
you'll buy.
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' ' Charles City, Iowa.
One of the new Hart-Parr Tractors to be given aivatj. Call at our booth for particulars.
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