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 others accepted. Action pictures that tell a 

 story preferred. Enclose stamps for return of 

 pictures not used. 



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THREE IN 30,000 

 A cow of Shorthorn and lersey mixture gave birth to 

 triplets recently on Carl Woolndge's farm. Perry coun- 

 ty. The calves, all heifers, are normal in every re- 

 spect Bovine triplets occur only once in 30,000 births. 



"MISTER, CAN YOU SPARE SOME CORNr' 

 Five handsome Doddies in the feedlot of Forest W. Lemons, 

 treosurer of the Woodford County Farm Bureau. They are 

 from a lot of 118. Farm Credit Administrotion photo. 



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WOOL FROM COWS 

 Sam Russell, director of livestock marketing with the lAA. 

 examining a sample of wool mode bom milk. While milk- 

 ivool is common in Italy, Sam is probably wondering what 

 would happen to Illinois wool growers ii U. S. milk sur- 

 pluses were to be made into pants. 



STAR 

 Howard "Bud" 

 Smith, son of Mc- 

 Donough County 

 Farm Bureau Presi- 

 dent H. B. Smith, 

 shows how he han- 

 d 1 e 8 basketballs. 



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OX TRAINER 

 Youthful Verne Williams, Putnam county, and his helper. 

 The call pulls like an ox and is also broken to ride. Prize 

 snapshot by Cecil Williams. 



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