Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Woodring at Annual Governors' Conference in Richmond, VA

The speaker reflects on their association with governors and World War comrades, highlighting their knowledge of agricultural issues in Kansas and the Middle West. They recall memorable conferences and visits to Kansas, expressing hope for future visits to the state capital.

What is the main theme of the speaker's message in the first section?

• The significance of past associations

• The challenges of World War

• The importance of agriculture

• The future of Kansas

In the second section, what does the speaker appreciate about the audience?

• Their hospitality in Kansas

• Their participation in conferences

• Their understanding of agricultural issues

• Their knowledge of World War

What region's agricultural problems are mentioned in the second section?

• The Southern States

• The Eastern Seaboard

• The Middle West

• The Pacific Northwest

What does the speaker hope to do later in the year, as mentioned in the third section?

• Visit the state capital of Kansas

• Write a book on agriculture

• Attend another conference

• Host a World War reunion

What sentiment does the speaker express about their past interactions in the third section?

• Fondness

• Indifference

• Regret

• Confusion