The rural free-delivery is of the greatest use and convenience to the farmers, a body of men who live under conditions which make them ordinarily receive little direct return for what they pay toward the support of the Government.
Teddy Roosevelt: “The rural free-delivery is of the greatest use and convenience to the farmers, a body of men who live under conditions…”
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This statement highlights the significance of rural free delivery services for farmers, who often do not receive adequate returns for their taxes.
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