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BUSINESS AS USUAL AT SHAWNEETOWN 

 This Aladdin Gas Sarvica Station Is Littla Tha Woria Aftar 12 ft. of Watar. 



business in Florida. For 12 years he was 

 with the Cleveland Municipal Electric 

 Plant in the engineering and operating 

 departments. During his service with 

 the REA he was consulting engineer in 

 the survey for building a municipal elec- 

 tric plant at Memphis, Tenn. in connec- 

 tion with the TVA. 



Col. Sass will act as a consulting engi- 

 neer for all the electric co-operatives 

 affiliated with the Illinois Agricultural 

 Electric Company. His years of experi- 

 ence in the field of electric power con- 

 struction and operations promise to be 

 a great value in getting the Illinois co- 

 operatives under way on a sound basis. 

 His employment is underwritten by the 

 lAA and he will work in co-operation 

 with Paul E. Mathias and G. W. Baxter 

 of the lAA staff who have been assisting 

 the County Farm Bureaus in getting their 

 electrification projects under way. 



Col. Sass is married, has a wife and 

 one daughter. He served on the Mexi- 

 can border, also more than a year in 

 France and Germany during and after 

 the world war. He has been a member 

 of the National Guard in the states of 

 Ohio, Missouri and Florida. 



Uncle Ab says the biggest successes 

 come to those who do well the every- 

 day tasks. 



membership, Hassil E. Schenck, presi- 

 dent of Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., an- 

 nounced April 1. 



AAA has issued a warning against 



persons reported to be misrepresenting 

 themselves as AAA agents and collect- 

 ing fees for taking "claims for process- 

 ing taxes paid out by consumers" under 

 the agricultural adjustment programs 

 of 1933, 1934 and 1935. 



A bushel of corn yields 37 pounds of 



corn sirup, according to corn industries 

 chemists. 



The Hoosier Farm Bureau Life In- 

 surance Company has been organized 

 to keep step with the needs of the 



Save the Pigs 



The 1937 Pig Crop is valuable prop- 

 erty. No farmer can afford to take un- 

 necessary risks with both hogs and corn 

 as high as they are at present. High 

 feed costs during the winter made Spring 

 pigs cost more than usual and the pros- 

 pects are that hog prices will remain good 

 throughout 1937. This is apt to be 

 especially true during the months of July 

 and August. 



It only costs about a quarter of a dollar 

 to protect a pig for its natural life against 

 hog cholera. Vaccinate with Farm Bu- 

 reau Serum — this is the cheapest "in- 

 surance" you can carry on your pig crop. 

 Don't wait until they get sick. Vaccinate 

 early — just before or just after weaning 

 is almost ideal from the standpoint of 

 Jow cost, ease in handling, and the fact 

 that you get a long period of coverage for 

 a small investment in serum and virus. 



Your Farm Bureau keeps on hand con- 

 stantly a supply of the best anti-hog 

 cholera serum and virus that money can 

 buy. It is always fresh and right out of 

 the ice box. 



Don't risk losing a part or all of the 

 returns from your hog crop by neglecting 

 to vaccinate. 



SOYOIL-SOYSEAL 



2 Coat Method 

 RENEWS THE SURFACE 



MODERN FARM HOME 

 SOYOIL PAINTED 



SOTSEAL Seals Old 

 and New Surfaces 



Naw buildings and old, waathar-beatan 

 surfaces, alike, respond to this amazingly 

 successful 2 coat treatment. Just one coat 

 of SOYSEAL seals the surface . . . pre- 

 vents dry, oil-hungry wood from robbing 

 the surface coat of its life-giving oils. 

 SOYSEAL resists moisture, cracking, peel- 

 ing, blistering. 



One gallon of SOYSEAL covers from 400 

 to 500 square feet, gives unsurpassed hid- 

 ing, makes the ideal foundation for SOYOIL 

 PAINT. 



SOTOIL-SOTSEAL 

 Saves Money 



One coat of SOYOIL PAINT — over 

 SOYSEAL — gives a smooth, elastic, clean 

 and durable surface. A surface that defies 

 blistering sun, pounding rain, driving snow 

 and sleet — elements which beat the life 

 out of ordinary paints. SOYOIL White 

 is whiter — SOYOIL Colors are truer and 

 resist fading longer. One coat of SOYOIL 

 PAINT over SOYSEAL covers 800 square 

 feet, gives a THREE-COAT FINISH at a 

 TWO-COAT PRICE! 



SOYOIL-SOYSEAL saves money because 

 it goes further . . . lasts longer . . . 

 saves paint . . . saves labor. 



Biake This Free Test 



Try the SOYOIL-SOYSEAL method before 

 you buy paint. See how it works on your 

 own buildings. Call your County Sarvica 

 Company . . . ask your Truck Salesman 

 for a FREE TEST . . . you will be under 

 no obligation. Talk with him today! 

 SOYOIL-SOYSEAL is sold aielutivaly by tha 

 64 County Sarvica Companies affiliated 

 with— 



ILLINOIS FARM SUPPLY CO. 



SOB SO DEARBCN 



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