John Says I Swear He Did It Himself
An unclear quotation from a farmer named John appears in a fragmentary line. The piece shows a terse self reference with the phrase well I swan as part of an informal remark.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
3
An unclear quotation from a farmer named John appears in a fragmentary line. The piece shows a terse self reference with the phrase well I swan as part of an informal remark.
Ranch parents teachers and students discuss if 4-H work is worthwhile. The piece presents the 4-H pledge and creed emphasizing head thinking heart kindness hands usefulness health and service. It stresses personal effort over machinery and calls for devotion to club community and country.
Community ailements recount a birthday party for Mrs Ed Pennock hosted by her daughter Mrs Loyde Kenney with guests including Mr and Mrs Ted Kleist and others. The piece also notes a fall injuring Mrs Oscar Evans and several social visits and gatherings around Boulder.
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