Watches Work Of Club Worker Who Becomes Leaders
Pierre April 13 report on Hughes county 4 H poultry project show with Kiwanis aid led by Andrew Boesl, daughter of the boss, from Crow Creek. Contest under N J Nelson aims to raise 1595 birds last year and expand local clubs to aid boys and girls in poultry raising through loans and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes County
N. J. Nelson
Kiwanis Club Agricultural Committee
Charles Lee Hyde, Jr
Nelson
County Project
Biig
Dokis Lo
Une Kiwanis Club
German Pig Club Forms With Seven Members
GETTYSBURG April 1929 reports a German Pig Club organized March 1 1929 with seven members. Howard Beevers elected as leader, members praise sows purchased. A Daroc Jersey sow named Red Lady farrowed eleven pigs March 20, others growing well. An individual hog house acquired and Red Lady moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Howard Beevers
Red Lady
Clark County Club Boys Pool Wool Initiative
Clark County boys plan to pool their wool this year following lessons from last season. The Claus-Lays pooled last year and earned six cents more per pound, convincing their father to back the idea. Now other wool growers in the community also plan to pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Clark
Blunt Club Girl Becomes Leader at Mayflower Club
April 18 Blunt. Lucille Pool leads a canning club in a seventh year of 4 H work. She has also joined other organizations while serving on demonstration teams at the State fair and attending four 4 H camps. In 1926 she went to Chicago’s International Livestock Exposition and placed second in a style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincille
Chicago
Seneca Baby Beet club expands to twelve members
In Faule ton April 12 the Seneca Baby Beet club grew from five to twelve members this year. Florence Thompson, now in her fourth year, feeds an Aber deen Angus calf weighing 260 pounds on November 1. The calf showed a 1.3 pound daily gain and a State Fair rating of 7.5. Other members include Glenn Thompson Vera Morse Donald Morse Fern Parrett Leota Parrett Max Cooper Charles Cooper Richard Beadle Russell Beadle Wrenparil Beade and Olin Thompson, with Earl Morse as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauleton
Seneca Baby
Glenn Thompson
Vera Morse
Donald Morse
Fern Parrett
Leota Parrett
Max Cooper
Charles Cooper
Richard Beadle
Russell Beadle
Wrenparil Beade
Olin Thompson
Earl Morse
Willow Lake Low-Litter Club Demonstrates Sanitation System
At a Willow Lake club meeting Lorrain Kelly led a demonstration of the McLain county hog lot sanitation system. Members participated to learn to protect their sons and reduce disease and injury losses. Since the pig club started, Taang farmers have benefited from the sanitation principles in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Willow Lake
Lorrain Kelly
Loval Ieader
McLain County
Pig Club
Chickens win money for junior course trip
Five Built Orpingtons and five Bull Leghorns shown at the Howard County fair earned 8.25 in prize money aiding Ardis Swenson of the Cockleberry club to attend the Junior Short Course at Brookings. The birds won eight firsts, three seconds and one third across open and club classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County Fair
Ardis Swenson
Cockleberry Club
Brookings
Ardis
Atdis
Calves Exhibit At Wessington Winter Show
Wellington April 19 Pioneer Dairy club members showed calves at the winter dairy show. Judge Geonard Ladd then named Howard Sorenson's Daisy first, Herbert Sorenson's Prairie Queen second, and This calf noted for improvement since the Junior Fair at Huron where seventh. The display drew farmer interest and reportedly added six new members to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Wellington
Pioneer Dairy Club
Geonard Ladd
Broolings County
Howard Sorenson
Daisy
Herbert Sorenson
Huron
Emer Pentius
Iroquois Girls Begin Summer Canning Project
The 4H clothing club in Iroquois met on April 13 and voted to finish the clothing project by June and start a canning club for the summer. Mrs Hogg leston will lead the group, with Margaret Flowers named as reader for the canning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Hggleston
Margaret Flowers
Golden Rule Club March Meeting At Pooley Home
The Golden Rule club held its March meeting at Lloyd Pooley's home with all members present except one A new club worker joined the membership boosting the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule ME Fedora
Golden Rule Club
Lloyd Pooley
Mill On Wheels Cleans Seed Wheat In Bonilla Area
Bonilla April 13. The functional mill on wheels operated by August Simper of Tulare cleans seed wheat across the region. Mounted on a Ford chassis with a small engine, the belt powered outfit travels by car. Average cleanings run about 400 bushels daily at a price farmers can afford. It removes cracked seed and weed seeds, improving germination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird Swaney
Toetican Club Elects Officers and Plans Health Project
Fedora Ganners reports the Toetican Club held its first meeting at the home of J Canfield with Helen Carpenter leading. Irene Joecks presided as president, Ferne Zimmerman as vice president, Vera Canfield as secretary, Hazel Carpenter as reporter, Blanch Lambert as yell leader, and Alice Blankenburg as song director. A social committee was formed, with Blankenburg and Lambert, and a demonstration team of Carpenter and Lambert was chosen. Members were instructed to learn eight health rates and track height and weight for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Toetican Club
J. Canfield
Helen Carpenter
Irene Joecks
Ferne Zimmerman
Vera Canfield
Hazel Carpenter
Blanch Lambert
Alice Blankenburg
Blanche Lambert
Uniformed 4 H club promotes canning work in Beadle County
The U Reti Can 4 H club of north Huron reorganized with a lean membership and aims for a second year of canning. Under Mrs Hazel Marks leadership the group and its demonstration team Dorothy Burger and Geraldine Everett earned state recognition. Dorothy Burger won first prize in a fruit judging contest. The club participated in the school PTA program this month and presented a meat canning demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Huron
Hazel Marks
Beadle County
Dorothy Burger
Geraldine Everett
Mrs. Marks
Valley Sunshine club adopts canning focus for season
The Valley Sunshine club of Huron, at a recent meeting, voted to finish their clothing project before the canning season opens and to enroll themselves as a canning club led by Mildred Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Sunshine Club of
Huron
Mildred Lyman
Carthage Girls Dominate County and State Fairs
Carthage Redstone Sunshine Girls club shows steady growth since 1923. Five of thirteen original members remain. nine attended the first camp. Demonstration teams place at county fair, then at state fair. yearly trips to Junior Short Course. club leaders elected. annual parent banquets. members win free trips and recognition through Huron business leaders.
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Carthage
Redstone Sunshine
Ibay
Chicago
Brookings
Huron Business Me
Huronite
Elu
Emain
Dorothy Jarke
Achievement Day Draws Howard County Youth
April 13 in Howard shows a thriving Achievement Day with Miner County attending by the crowd. Loraine Cries notes the day featured registration, gymnastic sports, a noon dinner praised by club workers, an afternoon program led by various leaders, a 6 pm movie, and 4-H club pins and certificates awarded to completing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Miner County
Loraine
Gymnnasim
Willing Workers Hold Button Hole Contest
Wellington April 13 The Willing Workers clothing club led by Mrs O N Radcliffe held a button hole contest at a club meeting Prizes were awarded for the best button hole Avis Erion earned top honors for her work Ruth Radcliffe reports completing the required work to date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Willing Workers Clothing Club
0. N. Radcliffe
Avis Erion
Ruth Radcliffe
Buffalo County Garden Clubs Reorganized Under New Leadership
Buffalo County 4H garden clubs reorganized due to drought with Mrs. Frank Knippling and Guy Howe guiding. A Mt. Thompson club planned for later exhibit showcasing products. Members attended Pieyre club camp, planning to return, with plans to form additional boys and girls clubs in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo County
FT. Thompson
Frank Knippling
Guy Howe
Mt. Thompson
Pieyre
Purchaser of Dairy Calves to Buy Holsteins in Midwest
Mr. Jones of Letcher schools will travel April 19 on a buying trip through Minnesota to acquire about 50 Holstein calves for 4-H clubs. Bankers from Sanborn Jerald, Buffalo counties sponsor the financing plan. E. Thompson, school superintendent, accompanies him. W. A. Anderson of First National Bank of Letcher chairs the bankers group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chek
Aguil
Lewis Jones
Smith-Hughes Agriculture
Letcher Schools
Sanborn
Jerauld
Buffalo
Arker
Jones
Leteher
Minnesota
E. &. Thompson
W. A. Anderson
First National Bank of Letcher
Bankers
Clark Club names officers at Tom Gonnet home
Merlin Van Orsdal named president of the dairy gait and sheep club at Clark. Arch ie Calusen vice president Tom Connor secretary and Robert Conner treasurer were approved. District agent outlined Rally day club camp and achievement days as youths prepared for a prosperous year. A limebean followed hosted by Mrs Tom Conner. Hawaii aims to produce over 276 million cans of pineapple this year for canning and placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Merlin van Orsdal
Dairy Gait and Sheep Cdub
Tom Gonnet
Archie Calusen
Tom Connor
Robert Conner
Kenneth Fan Orsdall
Tom Conner
Agent predicts more hogs raised in 1928
County Agent Jones notes rising hog production in Miner County with numbers up across the district while corn prices fall. He warns of a surplus if farmers rush, expecting higher hog prices next year, and says dairy cattle and sheep show steadier conditions. He also suggests delaying tractor purchases for small farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
S. W. Jones
Wusir
Hink
Los
Jones
Catch And Can Girls Outline Year's Work
The Catch and Cab 3-1 clan MF Huron held its diret meeting in April at Marie Schipporei's home. Members discussed plans to renovate projects and to can vegetables for women in their community, charging a small sum for treasury funds. They plan to can using steam methods including pressure cooker cold pack and oven canning, led by Mabel Parkhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MF Huron
Marie Schipporei
Mabel Parkhurst
Fedora Club Charter Golden Seal Ceremony
The Golden Seal was placed on the Progressive Sewing club charter during a Saturday meeting at Mrs. Frank O'Neil Prindie's home. President Prindie officiated as Ariene Waller and Beulah Hart joined luncheon committees while Vesta Clark served lunch. The textile study topic included books on How to Make Clothing and material for textile notebooks.
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Fmdora
Pirts' Progressive Sewing Club
The
Teader
Mra
Frank O'Neil Prindie
Ariene Waller
Beulah Hart
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Bulow
Pierre
Pierre Kiwanis Club
Lillian Greenwood
Poultry Club
Blunt
Sha
Blunt Club
Avenue Lumber & Mfg. CO
Wye
Evers Hing
Fedora Ganners
West Pyramids
United States
Redstone Sunshine Club
Clark Club
Carthage High School
Fedora Club
Oze
the National Bank of Huron
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