![East Montpelier, Vermont. Charles Ormsbee and his son Conrad, age eleven, in the milk house on their farm. Mr. Ormsbee, with the assistance of the Washington County [Extension Agricultural] agent Gordon Loveless, has signed up with the Food for Freedom program and agreed to increase his Jersey herd](https://thumbs.arkivism.com/loc-2017866486.jpg)
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East Montpelier, Vermont. Charles Ormsbee and his son Conrad, age eleven, in the milk house on their farm. Mr. Ormsbee, with the assistance of the Washington County [Extension Agricultural] agent Gordon Loveless, has signed up with the Food for Freedom program and agreed to increase his Jersey herd
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Credit lineEast Montpelier, Vermont. Charles Ormsbee and his son Conrad, age eleven, in the milk house on their farm. Mr. Ormsbee, with the assistance of the Washington County [Extension Agricultural] agent Gord. 1942-01-01. Henle, Fritz. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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