If I were to draw Thomas E. Watson, a prominent figure in American politics and a notable advocate for rural reform in the early 20th century, I would have him holding a few symbolic items that represent his contributions and beliefs.
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A copy of the Populist Party platform: This would symbolize his role in the Populist movement and his advocacy for farmers and working-class people.
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A farmer's tool (like a plow or pitchfork): This would represent his strong support for agrarian interests and his commitment to rural communities and their challenges.
These items would help convey his dedication to social justice and reform during his time.