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Owners Dean and Julie Folkmann walk hand in hand with their 16-year-old daughter, Katie, at the family hog farm in Benton County, near Newhall, Iowa

["Newmar," Senator George Almer Newhall house, 1761 Manor Drive, Hillsborough, California. Rose garden]

Arthur D. Newhall, Deputy Director of Purchases, Office of Production Management (OPM)

Hogs live out their last days in the "finishing shed," where they are grouped by weight to give smaller animals a fair chance at food, on Dean and Julie Folkmann's hog farm in Benton County, Iowa, near the town of Newhall

Piglets, separated from their mothers for the first time, keep their distance from strangers in the heated swine nursery at Dean and Julie Folkmann's hog farm in Benton County, near Newhall, Iowa

Dean Folkmann cradles a wiggly piglet in the farrowing (birthing) shed of his and his wife, Julie's, hog farm in Benton County, near Newhall, Iowa

Mr. Arthur B. Newhall - safety film negatives, Library of Congress

Hogs live out their last days in the "finishing shed," where they are grouped by weight to give smaller animals a fair chance at food, on Dean and Julie Folkmann's hog farm in Benton County, Iowa, near the town of Newhall

Milwaukee fire, The; or, The Burning of the Newhall House

Dean and Julie Folkmann's hog farm in Benton County, near Newhall, Iowa

Hogs live out their last days in the "finishing shed," where they are grouped by weight to give smaller animals a fair chance at food, on Dean and Julie Folkmann's hog farm in Benton County, Iowa, near the town of Newhall

Milwaukee fire, The; or, The Burning of the Newhall house

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