Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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Wayzata Cleaners 8: Launderers, Inc. Jlinnrtonku's Fincst Prompt Service KVayzata 310 GI FTS PRESC RI PTH LVS FOUNTAIN SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Deephaven Drug Store Minnetonka Blvd. at 101 Deephaven 630 Excelsior Unclalmed Frelght Excelsior, Minnesota Highway Number 7 at Vine Hill Telephone Excelsior 44 1 -W Deephaven Excelsior 316 HERB MILLER MOBILGAS And MOBILUIL READ IT IN THE DEEPHAVEN ARGUS Complete Local News Coverage Phone: XYayzata 349 x Tonkaway Eat Shop HOEKSTRA Country Club Oil Co. 84

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rm, .. ..... em. . , hm. lPioneers Conquered This Land With Their Hands.... ,1' 5., ' . . T.; ....4 . .. l. -. :,h.. . . Modem? MachinesMadeelf a La ml .of Plenty1 f l ..J... Iwi hewmwd w; t , 3; ii... ,..;.x..wuswr, PIONEERS came with their axes, guns and hoes, wr pi'wr ' ' their wooden plows, iron plows, steel plows, oxen and horses; and through hard work, unimagin- able hardship and drudgery carved for themselves homes and farms from a rugged, new land. Their farming tools were in many respects quite the same as those used in Biblical times and not much better. But unlike the people of older times, men in this land had equality, opportunity, aggressive ingenuity, freedom from oppressive restrictions . . . time and opportunity to think and plan. And men prospered . . . invented machines to help do their tasks faster and better. The last 100 years was a period of sudden, swift progress . . . real pro- gress . . . and it parallels the history of the farm machinery industry. More progress was made in the last fifty years than in all the ages before. That progress continues under the American system of free enterprise and capitalism. Men who plan beyond tomorrow know that modern methods of agriculture will assure posterity of fertile, productive soil. That is why more and more progressive farmers demand MM MOD- ERN TRACTORS, MACHINES, and POWER UNITS. They know that the MM trademark is the recognized symbol of highest quality since 1865. Today MM modern machines of proved dependability and economy . . . machines built to do the work with comfort, convenience, and safety enable the farmers of America to supply the world with food, fiber, and oils. Todayis farmers using modern methods and modern machinery are truly Pioneers of Progress! M Qh' MODERN IACNIIEIYJ MINNEAPOLlS-MOLINE MINNEAPOLIS 1, MINNESOTA