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■•WE LOVE OUR COUNTRY BEST — 

 Because We Try to Make It Best" is the motto oi this WUl county 4-H Club. 

 Mrs. Hilda Eampe, leader. They made their own clothing, marched in July 

 4th parade. 



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"MUE AND MILKING DID ITI" 

 Soys William Roli, DeKalb county, new 4-H dairy 

 cattle judge, to muscle admirer, E. I. Pilchard, junior 

 club specialist. 



SUDDEN DEATH TO HOPPERS 

 Reed Carter. Peoria county, attached o hopperdozer to his cor, 

 drove in soybean fields, iought the pests to a standstill. 



FREE LUNCHI 

 Bert ludy. Iroquois county, found Nanny fail- 

 ing. Miss America doing well. Here's the reason. . 



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WILL THEY BE STATE CHAMPS? 

 Peoria County Farm Bureau baseball team won 7 games straight for the Division IV 

 Utle. will compete at the Sports FestivoL Front row. left to right: H. E. Calhoun, manager. 

 Dean Miller. Ray Martxluf. Eugene Coyle. Carl Heinz. Omar C arman . Arber Johnson. 

 Walter McCoy. Back row. left to right: Dick Higgins. "Lefty" McCoy. Keith Gregory. Louis 

 Hoffman. Chas. Kirchgessner, Robert Stenger. Allen Coon and Wilbur R. Gibbs. 



IF THE STEEL HOOF HAD BEEN GROUNDED- 

 lightning couldn't hare started the fire that 

 burned 3 bams on the Chas. Rohrer estate, 

 LaSalle county. 



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