Scout Jamboree Tour Planned For Minneapolis Group
A comprehensive journey arranged for Boy Scout executives Scouters and families coincides with the national jamboree in Washington DC The trip departs Minneapolis on August 19 travels via Empire Builder and Capitol Limited includes Chicago sightseeing Arlington Mount Vernon Annapolis and a Sea Scout regatta Return to Minneapolis September 1 with a farewell breakfast en route.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Union Station
Minneapolis
Empire Builder
St Paul Union Station
Chicago
Marshall Fields
Baltimore and Ohio
Capitol Limited
Ambassador
Mth
K” Street
Cai
Congressional Library
United States
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lincoln
Grant
United States Navy Yard
Rock Creek Park
Pullman
Eary
Grand Central
Harvey's
Coast“limited
St. Paul
Union ‘Station
Burlington
Twin Cities
Brief Resume Of 4 H Camp Read At Huron
Sunday afternoon June 16 registrants arrived at Huron 4H camp at 2 30 and settled into rooms. Margaret Robinson of the Miller Canning Cookers club describes a schedule from 6 lunch and treasure hunt to daily 7 30 breakfast 8 20 classes 11 20 recreation 12 lunch 1 30 rest. Monday featured relics swimming and campfire. Tuesday visited the weather bureau packing and disposal plants and toured town. Wednesday concluded the camp as the first session ended with plans to return next year.
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Huron
Margaret Robison
Miller, Canning Cookers
Weather, Bureau
Poultry Judging Explained By Boys
The Camp's Fowlers held their second regular meeting on June 23 at Charles Hoskins's home. Claude Lundgren and Lewis King led a demonstration on Poultry Judging. Plans were made for the next meeting at Lewis King's home. After the business, lunch was served by Mrs. S. Hoskins. Games provided entertainment. Report by Donald Hosking, club reporter. Twenty six of the 48 states have names of Indian origin.
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Fowlers
Charles Hoskins
Claude Lundgren
Lewis King
5. S. Hoskins
Witten
Donald Hosking
Patch And Foods Poultry Meeting Highlights Breeds And Rearing
Patch And Foods held a meeting discussing chicken breeds and distinguishing features. Roll call identified owners breeds and feather traits while sharing experiences from the 25 allotted chicks. A lunch followed prepared by Mrs Rice. The Cunning Cookers met at Rise home with two study phases summarized by Margaret Rebison.
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Rice
Rise Home
Margaret Rebison
H Club of Huron Reports Meeting and Plans
The H Club of Huron met at Mrs Lyman's home with eight members and six visitors from the Booster Poultry Club. Maxine Schuman Lorraine Barber and Dadence Schiman spoke on camp activities and a demonstration on good hatching eggs followed.
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H‘club
Huron
Eunice Schuman
Dorothy
Ames
Schuman
Elaing
Terraine Barber
Dorothy Ames
Poultry Club Meet Report At Palmers Home
Rena Reitma writes of the Poultry Club meeting held at the Palmers on June 71 with all members and several visitors present. The president called the meeting to order, business concluded, then club songs and yells followed. Lunch by Mrs. M. E. Palmer, adjournment, and games consumed the remainder. Next gathering at Mrs. Ray Escher’s home.
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Poultry Club
Palmers
M. E. Palmer
Ray Escher
Rena Reitma
4-H Girls Host Bride Shower For Mrs Hultman
4 H girls held a party at Tollefson school house on Thursday afternoon June 27 for Mrs Sigfrid Hultman of Highmoore formerly Rose Walton. They spent the afternoon visiting and writing recipes and staged a mock wedding. Lunch followed with many gifts given. Decorations were pink and white.
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A. Migcellaneous
Picnic Sandwiches And Squaw Dish Delight Outdoor Feasts
A vintage guide praises hearty picnic foods and planning for open fires. It highlights sandwiches as a staple with large, flavorful fillings, plus recipes like Squaw dish with bacon onions corn and eggs, deviled ham and varied nut fillings.
Protests Removal Of Rehabilitation Force In South Dakota
Mayor J E Hipple of Pierre seeks to block moving the rural rehabilitation administrative staff from Pierre to Brookings. He notes the plan fixes state officers in college towns to work with extension services. The change would affect at most 25 Pierre employees.
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Washington
J. E. Hipple
Pierre
South Dakota
Brookings
Hipple
Carl Taylor
Rexford G. Tugwell
Taylor
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Evelyn. Hortnaget
Arlington
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Moon
Annapolis
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Varioz
Pointa
Ratel
American Youth Conference
Pan-American Building
Bureau of Printing, and Engraving
White House
Watsons
Council Oak
OUR. Meat Department
Jsara le Dewing An
Jules
Newberry
Paper Service
Baring
Canvina
Ceetheds
Pura
Pennsylvania
Momey
Ansur
Wilson-Barber Auto Co
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