Clark County 4-H Calf Clubs Win Prizes at Watertown Dairy Day
Clark County 4-H calf clubs earned 180 dollars in prize money for the parade and showmanship contest at Watertown Dairy Day. Every organized calf club member participated with his calf, with Clark County placing second in the club parade and individual showmanship results by Lyle Bender and Glenn Rea. The county agent praised the training and emphasized the experience benefits for future club work and upcoming achievement days and fairs.
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Clark
Clark County
Watertown
Krug
Clark Sunty
Lyle Bender
Bradley
Glenn Rea
Garden City
Thatyeason
King
Junior course plan funds for club luncheon drive
The Merry Maids food club aims to support a Junior course by a two weekly session led plan. A luncheon is proposed as the first fundraising event to defray expenses. Attendees at Camp Watymea included Alice Foiles, Elsie Cornelius, Geneva Beller, and Martha Goulter.
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Raymond
Merry Maids Food Club
Aids
Camp Watymea
Lake Kampeska
Alice Foiles
Elsie Cornelius
Geneva Beller
Martha Goulter
Alicé Foiles
Aberdeen Tri-State Fair calls for livestock judging teams
Faulkton South Dakota July 20 471 livestock clubs within driving distance of Aberdeen are urged to enter teams of three in judging contests July 25 during the Tri State Fair. Contests include dairy calf judging and livestock judging across six classes with entry open to any standard club.
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Faulkton
Aberdeen
Louis 4. Thompson
Dairy Calf Club
Thompson
Huron
Hereford calves vaccinated against black leg at Kastner ranch
Reuben Kastner vaccinated forty Hereford calves and their mothers on his Wes tington area home ranch during pasturing season. Calves were fenced, roped, and shot with vaccine in the left shoulder, then ear-marked with a tool and rubbed with ink-like solution to leave a distinct brand.
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Reuben Kastner
Wessington
Lloyd. Lowther
Jim Dandies Hear Of Ayrshire Judging
The Jim Dandy club of Sand Creek met at Morris Brae's home in Wellington on July 20 with County Agent R A Cave present. He spoke on Ayrshire judging. Eight club members attended the camp with assistant leader Tony Fisher, and all hope for full attendance next year.
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Jim Dandies
Ayrshire
Wellington
Sand Creek
Morris Brae
R. A. Cave
Tony Fisher
Ben Radcliffe
Imitate Animals in Answering Roll at Merry Maids Meeting
The Merry Maids met July 12 at Marjorie Smith’s home with an animal roll call. They planned a bake sale at Clark and demonstrated quick bread making by Alice Forley and Martha Coulter. Threatening clouds shortened the gathering, but refreshments were served by Alice Foiles.
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Raymond
Merry Maids
Marjorie Smith
Clark
Alice Forley
Martha Coulter
Alice Foiles
So and Sew Club Sews Four-H Project Bags
The So and Sew club at TROQUGIS met at Lillian Barber's home to complete the fourth project of the first year. Fourteen members each made a 4-H sewing bag by hand and learned buttonhalf stitches while sewing stockings, drafting patterns, and studying health and qualifications of 4-H girls. Demonstrations are led by Mrs G A Eggleston. Each member brings a self drafted pattern. A bake sale was held with excellent results.
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Lillian Barber
G. A. Eggleston
Alice Rae Jordan
Benefits Of 4 H Work Widely Seen In South Dakota
Gettysbu rg July 20 The 4 H club work has grown across South Dakota with visible benefits statewide. Baby pork club members learn pig feeding and care at low cost while competing to raise the most fat for the least expense. Bevan Von Wald notes the value of teaching proper pig care as they grow.
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Gettysburg
South Dakota
Bevan von Wald
Haven calf club plans benefit movie to raise funds
Haven July 20 24 members plan a benefit movie to raise funds for sending the calf club to the State Fair. Each member will sell ten or more tickets in advance. RP J Hackle is securing a picture for a fine show. Albert Gross.
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T ‘Et
Haven
J. Hackle
Albert Gross
Clark County Wool Crop Shipped to Boston and Brookings
Clark county wool crop from 127 farmers moved to Boston via the National Wool Exchange and Brookings for direct delivery. Three carloads weighing 73,918 pounds include about 85 percent medium millium wool and 15 percent fine wool. Farmers accepted a 21 cent per pound advance from South Dakota cooperative growers due to poor grain outlook, with the local market near 25 cents for eeb wool.
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GLARK
Clark County
Boston
National Wool Exchange
Harry A. ‘Krug
Brookings
Krug
South Dakota
Willing Canning Crusaders Meet Second Time This Season
At the W H Mann home on the second Wednesday in July the Willing Canning Crusaders club girls each brought greens or vegetables to fill one pint jar. The club began June 12 with 13 members led by Mrs John Peterson.
Thorpe Thread and Thimble Club Wins Camp Stunt Honor
From Lake Kampeska summer camp the Thorpe Thread and Thimble Club earned best stunt. Twenty two girls in the club were honored on return with a banquet hosted by leader Mrs Hy De Peel. Mothers of the girls attended as guests of honor. The club has its charter and awaits the day the gold Seal may be affixed.
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Lake Kampeska
Thorpe
Brookings
Hy -V
de ‘Peel
4 H Canners Club Meeting Notes
Yale July 20 Kathryn Davis called to order a 4 H Canners Club meeting at Ben Ford home July 2. Alma Maass led song Tail Hail. Secretary Mary Shuth took roll. Marie Gribble and Maxine O'Brien were absent. Alma Mangs led pledges. Four visitors attended. Fruit to be judged at next meeting to assess good and bad points. Social committee Kathryn and Jillie Davis served lemonade and cookies. Sixty seven tents collected. Marie Kuehl noted for canning tips.
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YALE
Kathryn Davis
Ben Ford
Alma Maass
Mary Shuth
Veryone
Marie Gribble
Maxine O'Brien
Alma Mangs
Kathryn
Jillie Davis
Marie Kuehl
Raise Camp Funds By Entertainment
DE GREY July 20 A Chick Chat club program and social raised over 24 dollars for summer camp expenses. Six members shared the proceeds after attending the Pierre camp where entertainment and educational demonstrations included picnics concerts movies and swimming. A 100 percent attendance is hoped for next year.
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DE Grey
Chick Chat Club
Pierre Camp
Nellie Bos
Calf Judging Tour Delights 4-H Club in Falukton
A 4-H club tour on June 27, 1929 despite strong winds began at the Bent home with calf weight guessing by Lillian Bent and Margaret Heim. The group visited several homes including John Geb and Anton Helm to exhibit calves at the State Fair in September and viewed ponies and fattening calves while learning calf anatomy. County Agent Leo Mossing led the event with lunch and a closing note on a pleasant, successful trip.
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Hera
Anton
Helm
Margaret
Lawrence Helm
Mike Allen
Gerald Allen
Sillian Bent
Anton Selting
Lawrence Selting
Mr. Mossing
Girls of the Club Earn Spots on Demonstration Teams
Five girls from the Redstone Sunshine Club in Carthage earned places on demonstration teams for their project work. Three also belong to the Redstone Blackberry Poultry Club. The awards reward hard work and specialization as they pursue further honors.
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Ghe
Carthage
Sulye
Redstone Sunshine Toam Improvement Club
Redstone Cackleberry Poultry Club
Dorothy Clarke
Busy Bees Sewing Club Plans July Dress Making
VIRGIL July 20. The Busy Bees Sewing club outlines its July program making dresses. Finishing touches were on nightgowns in June. The club has 10 members with Mrs N. EB Harper as leader. Officers: Alice McBride president and Clara Schamber secretary.
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Busy Bees
Virgil
Busy Bees Sewing Club
N. EB
Harper
Alice McBride
Clara Schamber
Lydia Engel
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