Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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ln Your O When you tune in you can be pretty sure that the mahogany in your radio outfit and in your easy chair was brought out of tropical forests by Caterpillar Tractors. As you read your magazine you can picture Caterpillars hauling pulpwood from northern winter woods to make the paper. Your food sup- plies doubtless came from ''Caterpillar -equipped g r a i n farms, sugar plantations or orange groves. Your silverware could tell a story of Caterpil- lars hauling great trains of sil- ver ore over difficult mountain trails. The roads over which you drive are doubtless among the thou- sands of miles of roads built and maintained by Caterpillar Tractors. To produce the gaso- WI1 HOHIS line and oil for your car, Cater- pillars pioneered in roadless oil fields, furnishing low cost trans- portation of machinery, so that y 0 u r motor transportation might finally be cheaper. The parks in which your children play, your favorite golf course are probably among the many built and kept up by Cater- pillar power. In your home, your business, your recreation, the Caterpil- lar has a closer interest for you than perhaps you realized. In every part of the world, Cater- pillars are the most economical for ordinary work. They are in- dispensable for the most ex- treme conditions, because they perform tasks impossible for any other machine or method. Write us for illustrated booklet. Caterpillar Tractor Co. Factories: Peoria, Illinoisg San Leandro, California New York Office: 50 Church Street Successor to BEST-C. L. Best Tractor Co. The Holt Mfg. Co.-HOLT CA'lERPILIfiR L271J

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