1960 Farmers Use Telephones as a Tool Bell Telephone System – Vintage Ad

1960 Farmers Use Telephones as a Tool Bell Telephone System – Vintage Ad

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SKU: JlFoGpZ3
Condition: Used
Categories: Agriculture

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Type Of AdvertisingPrint
ThemeAgriculture
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ColorBlack & White
BrandBell

Yes we combine shipping for most multiple item purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1960 Farmers Use Telephones as a Tool Bell Telephone System - Vintage Ad Original, vintage magazine advertisement. Page Size: Approx. 8" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm)Condition: Good Here’s a tool that’ssaving money andman-hours for farmersall over the countryAll over the country farmers are finding that up-to-date communicationsbusiness of farming asWithin practical limits,for a farmer to have atare as necessary in thein any other business,it’s just common senseleast one extension tele-phone handy to help him cover the bases andmake the most of his opportunities.Utah farmer Marion Olsen has an extension tele-phone in his shop that daily saves him an averageof 15 round trips to the house telephone. That’sover 300 miles of walking a year. Or, look at itanother way—Marion’s extension costs him about120 for every man-hour it saves. Ever try to hirea man for 120 an hour?West Virginiapoultryman Eldon Hottdoes his buying andselling—most of hismanagement—witha telephone. That’swhy he has two ex-tensions strategicallylocated in his out-buildings to helphim run his 70,000 broileroperation. These telephones save him several hoursa day. He told us, “If I didn’t have these tele-phones, I wouldn’t have this place.”Near Deerfield, Massachusetts, the Yazwinskifamily recently went modern in a big way with anew dairy barn complete with pipe-line milker,push-button ventilation—and an extension tele-phone that saves 12 to 15 round trips a day to thehouse. “We just got tired of running,” says FrankYazwinski, Jr. “Then, too, in this business youcan’t afford to miss calls.”• • • • •Today the extension telephone is a farm tool thatpays its way over and over by helping farmersmake the most of their time and opportunities.It can do the same for you. Just call your tele-phone business office. They’ll be glad to help.BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM 15245-AL-6004-77

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