4-H Stunt Winners Highlight Farm and Home Day
Lincolnton county 4-H clubs win first in stunt program with 28 girls in green and white costumes titled The 4-H Clover Queen and Her Fairies. Lake county boys take relay banner, Brule girls second, Clark and Beadle counties also compete. About 3,590 attend Summer Festival at State College with tours, stock judging, and speakers including Royal C. Johnson and Frank D. Kriebs.
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Brookings
Lincolnn County
State College
Lennox
Brule
Brule County
Lake County
Clark
Beadle County
Phetest
Clark County
Teo Lincoln County
Codington County
Royal C. Johnson
Frank D. Kriebs
South Dakota
H. M.wheeler
Indiana
Busy Bees Hold Weekly Meetings In St Lawrence
In St Lawrence on July 20 the Busy Bees club reports weekly meetings during vacation. Members study sewing machines draft patterns and finish sewing bags with some darning done. The next meeting is at Verne Morris home with Ava Wharton as note taker.
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ST. Lawrence
Verne Morris
Ava Wharton
Premium List For Beadle County Junior Fair Being Prepared
The Beadle County Junior Fair plans an expanded program for August 24 at the State Fair grounds in Huron. Beadle 4-H clubs number 880 members, with more classes and crops and poultry projects to boost entries and prizes. Dairy calves will be judged by G Heebink, with other judges to be selected by A M Jones, and the premium list aims to attract exhibitors with substantial cash awards and an entertainment program.
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Huron
Beadle County
Waron Chamber of Commerce
Vos
R.A. Cave
Commerce Chamber
G. Heebink
State College
Sunbeam Club Wins Prizes at County Achievement Day
Sunbeam Sewing club members competed at County Achievement Day June 12 in St. Lawrence. The 4 H booth displayed girls sewing and cooking efforts and won prizes offered by Miller merchants. Alice Teller notes a summer break but plans to complete the second year before State Fair time.
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Sunbeam Club
ST. Lawrence
Sunbeam Sewing Club
Merchants of Miller
Alice Teller
Girls Rename Club in Wessington Cannibals
Helen Mitchell reports Beadie county girls renamed their club to Wessington Cannibals under leader Miss Martha Sievers. The girls are said to be doing good work.
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Helen Mitchell
Beadie County
Huron herd sets 294 day Holstein record in milk output
Gus Hintermeister of Guster township reports nine Holstein cows produced 8881 pounds of sweet cream and 2871.9 pounds butterfat in 294 days from Sept 1 to June 21 1929. Average daily income reached 5.37 dollars with farm feed and limited concentrates. The owner is expanding to eight head, with the Fall purchase Redfield Piebe Colantha and Sioux Maid lineage.
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Gus Hintermeister
Guster
Huron Dairy Products Company
Hintermeister
Redfield
Women Pay Expenses For Two Miller Clubs Camp Trip
Nine members of the Rose Hill Room Improvement and Hand Sewing clubs attended a camp at Huron July 26 to 29. Their expenses were paid by the Rose Hill women's extension club. The group enjoyed the trip and all classes, and at the next meeting will plan State Fair exhibits and parade banners.
Seven Coyote Pups Captured and Caged in Illinois
Vernon Kutzler, his brother Harold, and their father captured seven wild coyote pups found near a field hole. The pups, ferocious and bite-prone, were removed from their den with leather gloves and fed only at night. The group plans to keep them in a wire cage until winter for fur and bounty collection.
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Vernon Kutzler
Vernon
Harold
Mr. Kutzler
Yale 4-H Ginners Meet At Mrs Marsh Home
At the June meeting of Yale 4 H Ganners at Mrs Frank Marsh home leader Lily Davis led a club event where each girl earned one quart of rhubarb. A club sing was enjoyed.
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YALE
Ganners
Frank Marsh
Lily Davis
Progressive Maids 4 G club members keep attendance
Gettysburg July 20 Helen Atkins, a member of the Progressive Maids 4 G club, is noted for never missing a meeting since organization last November. The group, now clothing then moving to canning, welcomed three new members Dorothy Starkel Loraine Nauman and Mable McLane.
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Gettysburg
Helen Atkins
Progressive Maids 4-G
Dorothy Starkel
Loraine Nauman
Mable McLane
Demonstration Team Deliberates at June Meeting
The article notes the demonstration team discussed activities at the June meeting with Helen Carpenter leading a vegetable canning demonstration. The session covered cold packing and oven cooking. After the social hour, Hazel Carpenter and Vera Canfield served refreshments.
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Helen Carpenter
Leadj
Hazel Carpenter
Vera
Canfield
Five Beadle County Dairy Clubs Inspect Noted Redfield Herd
Five Beadle County dairy clubs inspected the Holstein herd at the state home farm in Redfield on Tuesday July 9 drawing over 100 county residents. The group toured the state farm with county agent R A Cave and dairy specialist G Heebink, judged cows, visited barns, and returned by 5 p.m., with 58 club workers participating in the judging.
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Beadle County Dairy Clubs
Redfield
Beadle County
Bonilla
Harold Bailey
Custer Valley Club
Baby Beefers Invite Two Clubs to Picnic at Yale Farm
The Beadle Baby Beefers of Yale invited Yale Canning Club and Gavour Pig Club to a July meeting picnic. The gathering is set for Sunday at 10:00 AM at William Davis’s farm, then to Byron. Kathryn Davis.
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Beadle Beefers
Yale
Beadle Baby Beef Club
Beadle County
Henry Brinkman
Cavour
William Davis Grove
Dearborn Sunshine Club
Beadle Baby Beefers
Yale.Canning Club
Gavour Pig ‘Club
William Davis
Ake Byron
Kathryn Davis
Bee Club Beekeeping Interest Grows in Gettysburg
Harline Scott writes of joining the Bee Club of Gettysburg and finding beekeeping surprisingly engaging. Despite initial reluctance, activities include setting up a second ten frame hive, working on supers and combs, and managing potential swarming while dealing with stings.
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Ghettysburg
Bee Club
Gettysburg
Harline Scott
Sees Profits In Raising Baby Pork
Gettysburg July 20 Raymond Gefaller member of the Gettysburg pig club believes club work is profitable and interesting. He owns a girl that had seven pigs. He feeds two of them on ground wheat corn and plenty of milk and keeps them on new ground not used for pasture. He says this is preventive against worms and other diseases.
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Gettysburg
Raymond Gefaller
Enthusiastic 4-H Club Note From Tularh Leader
Lois Peterson hails the 4-H club work praising leaders and helpers. The club has two divisions for girls ages 10 to 16 and has completed sewing bags stockings sewing buttonholes. She credits the instruction and organization for the progress.
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Tularh
Lois Peterson
District centers to hold judging prelims in South Dakota
Four stock judging teams will represent counties at the state fair fall contest. The first district event is July 24 at Aberdeen during the Tri-State fair, the second August 1 at Blate college. About 200 boys expected. northern counties east of the Missouri river at Aberdeen and southern east river counties at State college day.
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Brookings
WR Hauser
I-H Club
Aberdeen
Blate College
Missouri River
Denel
Oodington
Hamlin
Kingsbury
Beadle
Holstein
Te Pry
Guernsey
Ayreshire
Lebanon clubs observe National Music Week in April
The Marathon and Belsey Rosset clothing clubs of Lebanon joined to observe National Music Week with musical selections stories about songs and a musical quiz. Talks on the observance followed and members sang the tunes. The meeting was enjoyed and noted for its accomplished musicians including Garliia Drehlow.
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Lebanon
Marathon
Belsey Rosset
Garliia Drehlow
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