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THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES I 

 Although she has a mother of her own, "Little 

 Boaey" finds her friend, "Old Grace." a great con- 

 venience. The pair is owned by A. T. Trimble, 

 Tasewell county. Prize picture by Warren H. 

 Trimble. 



FARM BUREAU LEADERS 

 Directors and office secretaries of the lohnson County Farm Bu- 

 reou. Standing left to right: lohn Goddard, E. L. Coriloa, Otis Nel- 

 son. L. M. Smith, lohn VanciL W. D. Rendlemaa. presidenL M. W. 

 Hood. Fred Shelter and Zera Kerley. Seated: Hasel Williams and 

 Vera L. Simmons, 



THEODORE W. SCHULTZ. AFBF 

 SPEAKER 



"Progress is being made toward 

 a Icnrger Tolume of foreign trade 

 beneficial to American formers." 



SAM H. THOMPSON 

 Former president of both lAA and 

 AFBF attended convention sessions. 

 uavr old friends. 



|. O. CHBISTIANSON 

 Head of Minnesota's Farm School strikes 

 a Hitleristic attitude while addressing the 

 AFBF delegates. 



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^HS ^^^^- ATTT. GEN. ROBT. H. JACKSON 



id Ridi- "^e ooatrola which govern . . . prices and prac- 



^Q^ 4.|{ i Uees ei many industries are private controls privately 



placed I •««rc'»«<L " See page 9. ' 

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BALLS OF ORANGE ICE 

 hanging from artifiei<d trees carried by waiters lent a festive air to the 

 19lh annual banquet e4 the AFBF. Dec. 14. in Chi c ago. 



