A WIRE-HAraED "DUCHESS" 

 She's had her bath and is ready for a 

 romp with Mistress. Georgia M. Kabel. 

 Madison county, sent in this prize picture 

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 — came Pet for Norma Jean Thoele. 

 Snapper, her dog, is unhappy about the 

 whole thing. Norma Jean was six Feb. 4, 

 and wants to be a circus lady. Prize 

 picture by her Daddy. Edward Thoele. 

 Effingham county. 



RURAL YOUTH LEADERS 

 of Central Illinois met with the Hierony- 

 mus Club, Illinois State Normal University, 

 Feb. 1, to study young folks' problems. 

 Standing left to right: Raymond Thomp- 

 son, McLean county, president oi the 

 Maize Grange, President R. W. Fairchild, 

 I.S.N.U., Howard F. Sharp, LaSalle county, 

 president of the Hieronymus Club. Seated: 

 Paul Swearingen, DeWitt county, and 

 George McNeely, president of Alpha Tau 

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FULL SISTERS 

 V. I. Hedwick, Pike county, proudly posed the pair while Mrs. 

 Hedwick snapped this prize photo. 



GRANDFATHER CHECKED HIS CORN WITH A WIRELESS PLANTER 

 Walter Danekas, Woodford county, and his daughter show how 

 it was done 65 years ago. 



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