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Borrowing money is the only way farmers are able to keep off welfare, according to Del Busche, whose income has dropped sharply with the falling price of grain
Borrowing money is the only way farmers are able to keep off welfare, according to Del Busche, whose income has dropped sharply with the falling price of grain

Borrowing money is the only way farmers are able to keep off welfare, according to Del Busche, whose income has dropped sharply with the falling price of grain

Date1/16/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Borrowing money is the only way farmers are able to keep off welfare; according to Del Busche; whose income has dropped sharply with the falling price of grain.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023092F
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