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November, 1929
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4-H Club Champions Visit International Harvester Company
A New Two Reel Film
Vi.iit the Harvester Tuine Mills with the i-H Club Champions. This view shows a group inspecting the intricate spinning machines.
THIS new motion picture film shows the Champion 4-H delegates to the Seventh National Club Congress on their trip through the Harvester factories in Chicago. The manufacture of tractors and twine is seen in detail as well as the harvester officials greet
ing these future citizens.
The film, besides interesting the grownups, would very likely be the means of spurring to greater effort the boys and girls of your community who also are ambitious to
win a similar
trip to a 4-H Club Congress. It is educational as it portrays many
of the processes used
in the manufacture of
farm machinery and
twine.
Method of Distribution The film is printed
on standard 35 mm.
non-inflammable stock
and is loaned without
charge by us, but the express charges must be paid by the recipient. It is understood that the film is to be returned to us immediately after being used unless other arrangements have been made with us. A report covering the number of showings and the total attendance should be furnished us.
Many phases of tractor manufacturing go before your eye in this unusual film. Here the i-H members watch tractors come off the assembly line.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY
606 So. Michigan Ave.
OF AMERICA
(Incorporated)
Cliicago, 111.