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FIRST 1938 AAA CHECKS 

 G. H. Dueringer receives his 1938 AAA payment from 

 Wilma Gilmore, secretary-treasurer oi the Ford County Agri- 

 cultural Conservation Association. Late in October, 406 

 checks, the first in Illinois, totaling $97,744.36 were ready 

 for Ford county cooperators. 



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SEEING ILLINOIS FIRST 

 During the week of Oct. 10. 22 Rural Youth delegates 

 from 18 counties traveled 1108 miles by bus, visited 

 17 County Farm Bureaus. 25 county cooperatives and 

 4 State Parks. A group of tourists are shown at the 

 Lee County Cooperative locker plant. '.'..' 



FOOD SAVER 



"My kitchen ia com- 

 pletely electrical with 

 the exception of a mix- 

 master," says Mrs. Lang, Winnebago county. 

 She enjoys her refrigerator, you betl Prise 

 picture by Ray R. Lang, her son. 





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GETTING IT ALL 

 Alden Snyder, Montgomery coun- 

 ty farm adviser, didn't miss a word 

 at the Farm Bureau leaders' meet- 

 ing at Salem, Sept. 20. He heard 

 speakers Donald Kirkpotrick, George 

 E. Metzger and Earl C. Smith from 

 his vantage point at the stage door. 



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