In order that the Government may meet its full obligation toward our countrymen in distress through no fault of their own, I recommend that an appropriation should be made to the Department of Agriculture to be loaned for the purpose of seed and feed for animals.
Herbert Hoover: “In order that the Government may meet its full obligation toward our countrymen in distress through no fault of their…”
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Hoover advocates for government support to provide loans for seed and feed to assist farmers in distress.
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