Postcard: Message from Geo. B. Ross

Authors

Geo. B. Ross
O. H. Harkreader

Files

Identifier

FLSC_TJPC_01272018_0783

Publication Date

9-29-1915

Description

This color printed postcard depicts three illustrations and a black and white photograph of Geo. B. Ross. The portrait is in the lower left side. An illustration of a sunflower is above the portrait. An illustration of the capitol building is in the center and an illustration of cropland and a crest of a farmer plowing is on the right side of the card. Printed text is at the top and bottom of the card. Printed text and handwriting is on the back of the card.

Physical Description

4"x 5" photographic postcard

Subject

Kansas City (Kan.), Wyandotte County (Kan.), Sunflowers, Agriculture--1910-1920, Food adulteration and inspection, Grain

Rights

This item is in the public domain

Publisher

Digitized by Forsyth Digital Collections

Collection

Tim Johnson Postcard Collection

Repository

Forsyth Library Special Collections

Comments

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Recommended Citation

Ross, Geo. B. and Harkreader, O. H., "Postcard: Message from Geo. B. Ross" (1915). Tim Johnson Postcard Collection. 687.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/tj_postcards/687

Language

eng

Transcription

Rich with alfalfa, corn and wheat, Gleaned form Nature's richest dower - Peerless Kansas on the Plains - Even the sun has kissed our flower. Kansas City, Kans., Sept. 15, 1915. My dear Farmer Friends: - I just want to say to you that The State Board of Agriculture and the State Grain Inspection Department are intensely interested in your success and welfare and the continued upbuilding of one of our greatest agricultural and live stock states. People generally realize and appreciate the fact that much credit is due that Kansas farmer for the great achievements of our state. This is evidenced by the fact that the name "Farmer" attached to any Kansas enterprise now certifies as to its stability. We ask you to co-operate with us in building up these departments to the highest standard efficiency, that we may merit the respect and confidence of other states as well as our own. Yours sincerely, GEO. B. ROSS, Pres. State Board of Agriculture, State Grain Inspector. O. H Harkreader, Arcadia Ks.