Laftt Ihb b Iha grand di ow plit »t—r in Hi* |unior shew; thown lAA 

 by Jin WioQ T , Kendall, and owned by hi* fitter Janet. Centen Ed 

 f emer lAA Prealdent Earl C. Smith (left) chcrti with a flreap of c eonty 



AT THE STATE FAIR 





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directer* In Farm larea e tent. They oret Chester McCerd, 

 I, Dan Clarfce, and K. T. Smith. Setween shewing* Mosen 

 beys play a friendly game. 





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Donald Wallcer, Tasewell, I* prevd of Angus 



heifer which wen {unier chompienddp in open 



cia**. It al*e was fudged c h a mp ien helfei' In 



iunier *hew. 



These twin Guem*ey* were bom irt the fair. 



Arthur Sunning, Shelby, (right) brought the 



mother (left) to exhibit. 



AMwakev, Brown, prepares one of liar 

 jiboep for *howing. Her Dad, J. Emmett Ash* 



bokeTf ewecs encearogemaRt* 



» dnates these yeangsters watching Otto 



X. Petersen, Outage county. Watching the 



^M old-fashlenad spinning wheel are, left to 



^^ righti Sammy Lane, AHen Lane, Nancy Oe- 



^ laney, all of Sangamen county, and AMIino 



Johnson, Christian. 



Left: This Matt county form family en|oys 

 supper in the Farm Bureau tent. Left to 

 right from foreground, INrs. Roy WIttig, 

 Joan WIttig, Roy Periclns, Helen WHtig, 

 Uiond Poricins, Ann Pericint, Roy WIttig, 

 IMrs. Roy Perlcins, and Roy Witrig. Rightt 

 This Is a general inside view of the Farm 

 Bureau ^ lAA courtesy tent at the Illinois 

 state fair. 



Martin Gorman, Champaign county, poses 



with Poland China boar which won several 



ril>bons in the iunier competitien at the 



State Fair. 



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