4 H Clubs to Exhibit at Montana State Fair
About 400 youths from roughly half of Montana counties will exhibit in 4 H club work divisions at the 1928 Montana State Fair this week. Premiums exceed 1400 dollars across club work, with livestock and poultry near 700 dollars and special premiums over 100 dollars.
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Elena
Montana
Dairy Cattle Club
Jerseys
Helena Independent
Netted Gem Group
Potato Club
Food ‘Preservation Club
Children Receive Awards For Exhibits At Flower Show
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. C. H. Gilbert led the P. T. A. in distributing cash awards to children who won ribbons at the flower show. Winners include June Randolph Jeanne Covalt Robert Harrison Lucille Kelly Helen Klebba Dorothy Irwin Harlan Harrison Duggan Luebben Billy Hubbard Thomas Luebben Jr for blossoms and vegetables like Cabbage Cauliflower String Beans Beets Carrots Turnips and Peas with multiple placing notes.
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C. H. Gilbert
P. T.A
June Randolph
Jeanne Covall
Robert Harrison
Lucille Kelly
Helen Klebba
Buttons
Dorothy Irwin
Jeanne Covalt
Harlan Harrison
Duggan Luebben
Billy Hubbard
Thomas Luebben, Jr
Warner Children
Barry
Jane Kellum
Bobbie Rickets
Betty Blythe Stephan
Mary Margaret Tait
Charlie Deputy
Robert Peterson
Freddie Chapman
Allen Tait
Joan
Frederick Elofson
Jeppson
Miles Ramsey
Kirby Whitham
Raymond Johnson
Jay Casterline
Byron Cosgrove
Jack
Mathew Orr
Elizabeth Brearley
Ruth’ Kelly
Eileen Grimes
Judith Ann Chapman
Marian Williams
Annabel Hartwig
Susanne Gilbert
Evelyn McManus
Vera May Hopkins
Ruth Deputy
Bertha May Julien
Helen Peterson
Floral Parade Awards and Civics Club efforts noted
The article lists best decorated entries in a local parade with winners across ponies bicycles baby buggies tricycles wagons automobiles and bathing beauties plus a prize scale of one dollar for firsts and smaller amounts for later places. It also describes a Civics Club led effort to clean the upper grade training school grounds and a community push to boost voter registration and participation in the upcoming general election with a call to inspire civic responsibility.
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Civics Club
Pigeons Return Home After Thousand Mile Journey
Eight registered Swiss Grandaime pigeons raised at H. H. Hanson's Grandview poultry farm near Dillon traveled from Dillon to Lyon City Iowa on Sept 14 and, three days later, four of them returned to the yard with metal leg tags confirming their shipment. The birds reached home in a matter of days and demonstrated a remarkable homing ability with speeds around 100 miles per hour on long flights.
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Lewistown
Mont
Dan Noble
Is City
American Legion
Edward RB. Spafford
the Legion
Iowa
H. H. Hanson
Grandview
Dillon
Mr. Hanson
Lyon City
Poultry Yard
Rookery
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Billy ‘Hubbard
Helen ‘Randolph
Jack Barrett
Craig _Anderson
Edith Orr
Bit Jennings
Jud Best
Harold Mori
Billy Baxter
Jean Gilbert
Jean Bennett
Bobby Melton
Howard Morse
Tom Luebben
New ‘York
Graham-Paige
F. O. B. Detroit
Frey
Phillips’ Garage
J. W. Walters
N. Washington St
Chas. H. Niblack
Beaverhead County
Chas, H, Niblack
Lakeview
Mont Oo