News Advortrser Creston. Iowa
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Southwest Iowa Welcome for Friendship
The Abraham Lincoln Friendship Train, which stopped in Creston last Friday to collect two carloads of wheat to help feed the hungry in war-ravaged European countries, is shown as it prepared to leave the Burlington station. Part of the crowd which attended the welcoming ceremonies in the depot here are shown on the platform as the train gets ready to leave. The two freight cars at the right ;tre loaded with
wheat purchased in South Dakota with money contributed in^his area to the Farm 0ure?u-sponsored Christian Christmas campaign. To the left is a decorated car containing sugar donated in NebrajRa, with the business car carrying the party accompanying the train ff the extreme left.—News Advertiser photo. ^^
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Caption reads: The Abraham Lincoln Friendship Train, which stopped in Creston last Friday to collect two carloads of wheat to help feed the hungry in war-ravaged European countries, is shown as it prepared to leave the Burlington station. Part of the crowd which attended the welcoming ceremonies in the depot here are shown on the platform as the train gets ready to leave. The two freight cars at the right are loaded with wheat purchased in South Dakota with money contributed in this area to the Farm Bureau-sponsored Christian Christmas campaign. To the left is a decorated car containing sugar donated in Nebraska, with the business car carrying the party accompanying the train at the extreme left.—News Advertiser photo.
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