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ILLINOIS HEALTHIEST GIRL AND BOY 

 Scoring 100 for the second time in history, Constance Kircher, 15, Pike county, won top honors 

 at the Illinois State Fair, Springfield. Rayniond French, 17, Marshall-Putnam county, led the boys 

 with a score of ^J'/l- 



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A PEDALLING POOCH 

 Priie picture of Helen West, Peoria county 

 and her Boston Bull, who likes to ride on her 

 velocipede. Sent in by Helen's mother, Mrs. 

 George West. 



A NICE WAY TO LOSE A GRAIN FlELU 

 A lighted cigarette tossed from a passing car ignited dry brush 

 beside an Illinois highway endangering a corn Tield. Luckily, the 

 fire was put out quickly. 



GOOD HUNTING. LAD 

 A new electric refrigerator on an 

 Illinois farm is just as good raiding 

 as the old kind. Better, says this 

 hungry young fellow. 



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PIGS TAPROOM 

 Priie picture of two pigs taking on a little 

 light lunch with ol' Bess serving her non-paying 

 guests. Sent in by Mrs. R. Taylor, Anchor, III. 



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LISTEN TO THEM AT THE FARM SPORTS FESTIVAL, SEPT. 4-5 

 Boone county Farm Bureau Band will open festivities with a concert in the big stadium, at 

 Urbane, Friday, 7:30 p.m., September 4. Ed Foley, Boone county Perm Adviser guarantees they'll be 

 there on time. 



PROMINENT GRAIN MAN 

 Prize picture of Bobby, 6 month's old grand- 

 son of Mrs. M. Madsen, Lake county, as he 

 loob over the grain situation. Sent in by 

 Mre. Median. 



Betty Rae 

 Madison cou 

 the Happy 

 year* old. 



