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1. From the side of their 19-ton bus the Tennessee Farm 

 Bureau visitors look over Illinois' 160,000 bushel elevator 

 at Hennepin; 2. Lester Leigh (left), Marshall-Putnam 

 Farm Bureau president, answers questions from Tennes- 

 seans; 3. Looking over the service company warehouses 

 at Henry; 4. Woodford President G.C. Tonton welcomes 

 group at Eureka; 5. Woodford Farm Adviser T. H. Brock 

 shows Southerners soils testing laboratory; 6. Reody 

 to move on to the next Farm Bureau; 7. Tennessee 

 Vice President Fenner Heathcock and President Tom 

 Hitch (left) thank lAA President Charles B. Shuman and 

 Vice President F. E. Morris (right) for Illinois* hospitality; 

 8. Tennesseans examine meat in locker company chill 

 room at Yorkville; 9. Looking over Kendall county serv- 

 ice compony facilities; and 10. The visitors say goodbye 

 before shoving off for the lAA offices in Chicago. 







