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YESTERDAYS HARVEST 

 Their work done, and a new growing sea- 

 ion contrasting its bright green with their 

 drabness, these dry. rattling cornstalks fake 

 their last noc3 to each other and slowly sink 

 ciack into oblivion. 



IT PAYS TO ROTATE CROPS 



This is the story told by the famous 

 Morrow Plots, at Urbana. The strip to 

 the left has been growing nothing but 

 corn for more than 60 years. Corn to 

 the right has been rotated with oats. 

 The difference in yield Is even more 

 striking. 



CHAMP COACH NOW ORGANIZING SPORTS FESTIVAL 

 Roy Johnson, eitreme left and his State Champion fivestoci fudging team 

 from Mahomet. He is now busy helping organize the I. A. A. Farm Bureau 

 "Sports Festival" to be held at Urbana Sept. 4 and 5. 



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SEVEN OUTFOXED FOXES 



Prize Picture fronn Jeanette Warfleld Bureau coun- 

 ty, who says her father. Monroe Warfield. caught 

 the foxes last winter — two In three hours. 



CUTTING TOBACCO IN ILLINOIS 

 Prize Picfure from Mrs. Elisha Hudson Clark 

 county, shows ao old Kentuck'an who raises to- 

 bacco in Illinois for Leitington. Ky. market. 



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YOUR HONOR. I SUBMIT" 



Young Paul Mathias, oi the I. A. A. Legal 

 Department, shown trying his first case before 

 a photographer some 30 odd years ago. 



"GOSH THIS COLLARS TIGHT' 

 Sunday eipression on Master A. E. Rich- 

 ardson, now manager of the I. A. A. auto in- 

 surance company. The picture was taken more 

 than 30 years ago. 



