Ubetican 4-H Canning Club Forming Central South Dakota
The Ubetican 4-H canning club in Fedora names Irene Joecks as president Ferne Zimmerman as vice president Vera Canfotd as secretary and treasurer Blanche Lambert as yell leader Alice Blankenberg as song leader Hazel Carpenter as club reporter and Helen Carpenter as local leader. New officers prepare for their first meeting at the A K Lambert home this month. Each girl aims to can 60 quarts of fruits and vegetables and will demonstrate on how to weigh correctly and record weights at the Lambert home meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
A. K. Lambert
Irene Joecks
Ferne Zimmerman
Vera Canfotd
Blanche Lambert
Alice Blankenberg
Hazel Carpenter
Helen Carpenter
Jjazel Carpenter
Blanche Tam- Werk
Weig
Lambert
Alice Hlnakeobiut
Miss Lampert
Jesse Roberts Honored by Club Members
Club members honor Jesse Roberts for long service and achievements in youth work. He received a prize and a hair of a distinguished mount, with associates noting his leadership and steady club involvement while Kiwanis and Dairy Club members attend a gathering at the home of several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Roberts
Pai Witys
Priza
Cinty
Albay
He Kiwanis
Jesse
Mactin
Kimima
Dith
Reb
Eris
Watch Progress Of Lebanon Beef Club
Lebanon beef club members monitor progress as local breeders plan a new demonstrator program. They aim to improve profitability by feeding calves barley and corn, grown at low cost, to market beef as a home product. Local producers expect better prices for their calves and home-fed beef reaching Jay Wickert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jay Wickert
Irene Suramer Explains Range Of 4 H Club Appeal
Irene Suramer cites four reasons for interest in 4 H club work in Spink County. She praises the friendly, cheerful attitude of the clubs and notes members avoid personal conflicts. She also values independence and the opportunity to work and grow without reliance on others.
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Irene Suramer
Calves Arrive for Potters County Dairy Group
County Agent Carl Entove and Frick of Gettysburg oversee a Jersey and Guernsey calf introduction for the Gettysburg Kiwanis club. Purebred alves and grade calves are being distributed to support dairy program efforts in Pat ter county with involvement from local figures.
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Enivas
Wisconsin
Potter County
Carl Entove
Frick
Gettysbu
Haven
Elvbs
Mr. Hacks
Entart
Gettysburg Cir Club
Gettysburg Kiwanis
Chas. A
Alexander
Burkmere Sewing Club Establishes Monthly Meetings
Burkmere April 13. A regular and systematized schedule has been laid out for the Burkmere sewing club. Meetings occur once a month with business conducted in orderly clay books, followed by demonstrations. The club reader participates, then an entertainment committee leads a game or route contest, and light refreshments are served.
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Burkmere
Burkmere Sewing Club
Organize First Bes Club At Gettysburg
Gett ysburg hosts the Organize First Bes Club with seven members led by Mrs. BR. O. War tiog a veteran organizer. The club plans outreach and community activities as it establishes its presence in the area.
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Gettysburg
Women At Gettysburg Snowset Clothing Club Names
A local youth clothing club reports leaders Mrs A A Le and Mrs Ray Not guiding Nogal Neighbors 4 H group. Members raise funds promising a four dollar offer to send a girl to the club camp at Vierve and prize a girl for winning a Potter County Fair title. Royal Clothing club members assist in twice monthly sessions.
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Gettysburg
Snowset
Geypysblrg
Nogal
A. A. le
Ray Not
Clab
Vierve
Potter County
The
Royal Clothing
Miner Farmers Receive $22,700 In premiums
Howard April 18 (P) Farmers of Miner county received $22,700 in premiums for hogs bred and fed in accredited counties. Premiums come from testing all breeding cattle for tuberculosis and are paid at ten cents per hundredweight since June 1925. Four South Dakota counties are accredited Miner Clark Colington and Brown. Farmers in these counties have earned over $53,000 in premiums. the article notes a broader shift toward electric energy use in the past 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Miner County
Con
W. Jone
United States
Mr. Jones
South Dakota
Miner, Clark
Colington
Brown
Cresbard Baby Beef Club Aims Record Enrolment This Year
Cresbard April 13 The Cresbard Baby Beef club plans a 190 percent enrollment increase and a stronger calf show this year. The 12 members have rebuilt two lost cadres, with support from Cresbard Commercial and local interest. Members attended the Junior Short Course this year under leader Maris, boosting community involvement.
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Cresbard
Cresbard Baby Beef Club
Cess
Hansen
T Club
Maris Bees Te Texed
Sully County Farmers Possess 69 Combines
Sully County farmers report owning 69 combines after a county check by A J Norgaard. The account notes eased harvesting, reduced labor, and safety improvements while cutting losses from bundles and shocks. The recollection mentions a 1825 past when few machines existed and highlights the impact on farm work.
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Sully County
Potter County Club Favors Hampshire Hogs
Gettysburg April 13 Hamp shies emerged as the favored breed among J Hulub members forming Potter county first sow litter club. Members chose Hampshire due to brisk demand from farmers and noted rustling traits suited to large Potter County farms. Stanley Carper reports.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
J-Hulub
New South Dakota
Stanley Carper
Why and How 4 H club explains aims at Hitchcock
The Why and How 4 H club at Hitchcock explains that the Why is the question and the How the answer. The club seeks to master fundamental sewing principals while studying second year work. President Little Hodman, treasurer Mrs W W Dayis, assistant Mrs Jo Kingdon. Irene 4 Girone.
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Hitchcock
Little Hodman
Dayis
Jo Kingdon
Irene
Girone
Three Counties to Host Camp in June
Three counties announce a summer 4-H camp from June 18 to 22 at Kampeska Lake. AL Balin and county agents plan district arrangements with royalty representation, barrack and girls' games staff, program directors, and registration duties for each county.
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Voys
Girla
Clark
Ham di Lake Kampeska
AL W. Balin
Cardinsten Caiy
Ferenva
Royaty
Uy eTuba
Pabn
A. M. Eherle
Bos
Collins
M. Dempster
I L. B. Lushbaugh
Ounty
Cai Beulah Roda
Going Is Rough When Feed Shortage Occurs
Athol April 13 The field of work doesn t always look rosy when feed shortage occurs says Howard Ross who started his work in 1919 and won prizes at the State Fair in Fluron during the first two years He gave up in 1987 due to seed shortages but returned the next year to resume his efforts hoping for a more successful comeback and carry the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Howard Ross
Fluron
Howard
Miner Township Club Wow Expands Members to 13
The Mener Township club in Miner township, created in November, now has 13 members as it begins a regular sewing project under Mrs. Lloyd Pooley after completing preliminary work.
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Mener Township
Howard
Miner Township
Lloyd Pooley
Dairy calf club trip to national dairy show announced
South Dakota 4 H dairy calf club offers a prize trip to the National Dairy Show in St Louis October 12 to 19 for top calf club work. Funded by Blue Valley Creamery Institute the award covers all expenses for a full week at the dairy roundup and industry events for qualifying boys and girls under state extension supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dakota
G L. Noble
National Committee On
St Louis
Noble
Blue Valley Creanery Institute
unclear text about profits and club members
fragmentary OCR text mentions profits of 120 each on baby beeves and club members' activities with scattered names and dates, but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item.
Prairie Maid Calf Club Sees Mixed Beef Breeds
Members raise calves of Shorthorn Aberdeen Angus Hereford and Holstein varieties. Arthur Olson and Lloyd Blachkare each keep two Herefords. Robert Olson owns two Holstein calves. Pownell selects a Guernsey. Several members feed dairy calves alongside beef stock.
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Arthur Olson
Aberdeen Angus Earl Snd
Lloyd Blachkare Gee
Pawneus Riley
Aberdeen
Angus
Robert Olson
Pownell
Vasf
Lloyd Bisehafl
Examination of club records at W.11 E. O. club meeting
At the last meeting near Huron Olson the teacher examined the books and found them presentable. Following the tunes Sgt Hihel and Lorin Schulze led the entertainment program.
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Rear Huron
O. ¥. Olson
Teacler
Sgt 1
Hihel
Lorin Schulze
Dairy profits fund light and power plant on Blaine farm
April 14 report from Onida notes profits from dairy cows paid for installing a full electrig light and power system on a Blaine township farm. The household now benefits from easier chores and improved daily life, with the farm family praising the added illumination and convenience.
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Onida
Fathe
Blaine Township
Sully Canity
Recommends Feeds For Baby Beef Calf
Fragmentary notes discuss feeding options for a baby beef calf over weeks. Mentions cost considerations, protein sources, and liveweight goals with references to unnamed individuals and vague schedules. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or entities.
Local Club Meeting Details Prompt Community Interest
A fragmented note describes a Beadle County club meeting with unclear names and roles. It mentions Clyde and a Crusaders group and references R. A. Cave, a county agent, with discussions around foster care and community involvement at a local meeting.
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Clyde Cream Crusaders
New Beadle County Club
Chive
Ciyae
Chab
Rypeters
Ovktht
Dafteymut al
Aerowite
R. A. Cave
Beadle Beefs Beadle Baby Reafers Club Notes
Beadle county 4 H club Beadle Baby Reafers reports 23 members in the current year with activity focused on livestock and feeding practices. The group emphasizes funded efforts and member participation amid local club activities.
Sully Club Buys Six Purebred Horses
Sully Club purchases six purebred horses amid a catalog of racing stock. The notice notes breeding lines and expected training programs at the facility, with emphasis on stock quality and future competition readiness.
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Sully Club
Merry Maids Study Cereals And Sery
Fragmented text discusses a study by Merry Maids on cereals and related topics. The readable portions reference a project, design choices, and finishing touches in a decorative context. Names, places, or clear events are not established in the surviving text.
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A. J. Norgaard
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Hitchcock Club
Huron Dairy Products CO
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Axera
Membe
Giladae Pee
Tairiy Itarou Jas
Taiya seOaatu
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YALE
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Hrana Seed Road
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