NEW FARM BUREAU MEMBER 



L, V. Moye. Omaha. Gallatin County, signs up ' t|i,^ OH'ce 



Farm Bureau oHlce in Ridgway. Frank Ramse\ q* latin ( 



fice secretary, looks on. jtud 



MISSISSIPPI SHARE CROPPERS START CO-OPERATIVE 



Undef guidance ot Dr. Sherwood Eddy, (behind man at table) these share croppers plan to set up 



co-operative 'arm at Hll! house, Miss. Each gets $20 a month io tive on, buys supplies at own co-op. 



itce. From earnings, these farmers will buy farm o^er a period of vears title going to the group. 





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OHIO RIVER FERRY BOAT 



At Shawneetown. Gallatin County. The ferry 



chugi between Illinois and Kentucky. View ii 



locking northeait. 



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DIKE AT SHAWNEETOWN 

 (Lett) Old Riverside Hotel, famed old-time stopping 

 place tor Ohio river travelers. The 30-toot dike kept 



Shawneetown dry since 1913. 



WHEN WE WERE YOUNG 



JOHNNY WATSON AND HIS BIG BROTHER YOUNG BAMBOROUGH 



Siity years ago. John C. Watson, now tax expert This 10-year old chap finally grew up to be 



of the lAA. had his "pitcher took" with his C. E. Bamborough. lAA board member from 



brother William who died forty-two years ago. Polo. Now who'd a' thunk it? 



"YOUR QUOTA IS 120 NEW MEMBERS" . O. G. BJ 



O. D. Brissenden. lAA Organization Department dent Co 



(right) tells Art Johnson, Kane County's new farm lAA com 



adviser. 



FARM BUREf 

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PUREBRED SCOniSH SHORTHORNS 



Pari of Chas. V. Parker's herd. Harold Hum- Carried «♦ b 



inger Is Kerd$mar>. Located near Harrisburg *o be seconc 



Saline County. holdii 



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