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"MILK AND MILKING DID IT!" 

 Says William Roll. DeEalb county, new 4-H dairy 

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

 club specialist. 





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FREE LUNCH! 

 Bert' ludy, Iroquois county, iound Nanny tail- 

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



"WE LOVE OUR COUNTRY BEST — 

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

 Mrs. Hilda Kampe, leader. They made their own clothing, marched in luly 

 4th parade. 



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SUDDEN DEATH TO 'HOPPERS 

 Roed Carter. Peoria county, attached a hopperdozer to his car, 

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



WILL THEY BE STATE CHAMPS? 

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

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

 Dean Miller, Ray Martzluf, Eugene Coyle, Carl Heinz. Omar Carman, Arber lohnson, 

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

 Hoffman. Chas. Eirchgessner. Robert Stenger. Allen Coon and Wilbur R. Gibbs. 



IF THE STEEL ROOF HAD BEEN GROUNDED— 

 lightning couldn't have started the fire that 

 burned 3 barns on the Chas. Rohrer estate, 

 LaSalle county. 



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