The Red Cross bought a half million assortments of seeds, fourteen to eighteen varieties in each collection, to give to drought-stricken farmers for garden plots, Antique Poster

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Library of Congress record: Created 1930 or 1931 American National Red Cross Collection. Disaster Relief The Red Cross bought a half million assortments of seeds, fourteen to eighteen varieties in each collection, to give to drought-stricken farmers for garden plots. Here, at Stuttgart, Arkansas, the Red Cross is distributing these free seeds, which will plant a quarter acre plot drought - Hine)".

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