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for this clear, well-composed study ei her brother 

 painting his moll box while his dog stands by pa- 

 tiently, Arlene Toots, Bureau county, wins $5 Picture- 

 of-the-Month award. 



Wondering if "He loves me or he loves me not," Emily and 



Anne Joy, daughters of the Frank Joys of Bond county, puff 



away at dandelion seeds. 



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To Bobble Long (left), her city relative, 

 Beverly Enishausen, Madison county, points ^ 

 out the high spots on a tour of the farm. f , 



Judy Janssen, Whiteside county, finds feed- 

 ing on orphan lamb easier when It can't 

 boclc away. Bob Janssen Is the helper. 



Water tastes mighty good to Mary Troend- 



ly, Marshall county, after some hard work 



in the fields. The dogs wonder what they 



are missing. 



Pouieto Terven, McLean county, tries to 

 solve o problem in mechanics. Her doll 

 is discarded for more important things. 



NOVEMBER, 1946 



FARM BUREAU 



FOLKS 



IN 



PICTURES 



Mrs. Wayne K. Barnes, Fayette county, 



snapped this picture of her husband fishing 



the eosy way. He recently Joined the 



Form Bureau. 



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