Cattle Ranching and Farming / President Wilson Campaigning / The Making of a Man-O-Warsman / President Wilson Campaigning / Lumbering
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Cattle Ranching and Farming / President Wilson Campaigning / The Making of a Man-O-Warsman / President Wilson Campaigning / Lumbering Produced: 1921
Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Hereford cattle grazing, herded by men on horseback - barn, windmill, and farmhouse in background - cowboy on horseback - range cattle - horse-drawn cradle cuts wheat - hand shocking of wheat - farmer poses on cradle - forest scene - tall trees. [1921] b. Crowd scene, outside building decorated with flags and bunting and sign, ‘Our Hats Off to the President Who Has Kept Us Out of War,’ on building - automobile decorated with foliage and parade float. [1916] c. “All work and no play make Jack a dull boy therefore he is encouraged in all healthy diversions while athletics form an important part of the routine under the able direction of the doctor.” Football team runs drills with naval officer and sailor looking on - football player with naval officers - teams scrimmage. [1917] d. Large crowd scenes - crowd lines parade route - crowd presses around speakers platform - President Wilson - crowd along parade route - building with sign, ‘Our Hats Off to the President Who Has Kept Us Out of War.’ [1916] e. Forest - logs drawn by horses - loggers - felling trees - mountain lodge with tourists - lumber yard with workers stacking lumber - street scene .(Johannesburg Manufacturing Company. - men and boys file past - mountain forest scene - automobile drives through fields and forest along dirt road - forest fire - stump removal operation - workmen cut off roots. [1921]
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