Kiwanis Boosts Potter 4-H Club Calves
Gettysburg June 15 The Kiwanis Dairy Calf club is one of Potter county second calf clubs. It formed with Gettysburg Kiwanis cooperation where members sponsor a member. Members chose breed and purity while Potter banks loaned funds at 7 percent for three years. Calves shipped from Wisconsin in May, 18 members aim to raise county and state champions and boost profitable farming for youth.
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Gettysburg
Kiwanis Dairy Calf Club
Potter County
Kiwanis Club of
Kiwanis
Wisconsin
Fleven
South Dakota
Marcus Zuber
Over 60 Organize To Aid Those in Need
June 15 in Canning the Helping Hand women’s club has a membership of over 60. Meetings are at members’ homes with entertaining evenings. The club aims to help the ill by sending flowers and fruit and to offer aid in other ways.
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Helping Hand Women’s Club
Oleta Baade
Call Roll For Facts About Stephen Foster
FEDORA June 15 At the last meeting of the S S club in May members answered roll call with facts about Stephen Foster The planned party was postponed to late June The resignation of Joan Leahy as club officer and reporter was accepted Blankenburg was elected to her place Afternoon dresses to be completed before next session Demonstration team work started An extra meeting in June was demanded Alice Blankenburg
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Fedora
S. S
Ren
Stephen Foster
Joan Leahy
Sunshine club to pursue gardening and canning work
In Pierre on June 15, the Sunshine club, newly organized, shows enthusiasm though exact accomplishments are pending. Members travel up to 20 miles to Okobojo community hall and attend sessions led by two project heads for gardening and canning.
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Edythe Groseclose
Twenty enrolled in Okobojo canning and garden club
In Okobojo June 15 twenty club workers have joined the canning and garden club formed in April. Members expect substantial benefit from canning and gardening instruction and show much interest. Each member is urged to continue participation until reaching age 19. Ruth L Garrett.
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Okobojo Club
Okobojo
Canning and Garden Club
Ruth L. Garrett
Broad Field Covered By 4 H Club Program
4 H club work, directed by the U S Department of Agriculture, educates boys and girls aged 10 to 20 in agriculture and home economics. Membership is voluntary and emphasizes better practices, keeping records, public exhibits, and reporting to the county agent, with lessons in finance, marketing, demonstration, and cooperation. Grace Parkhurst.
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United States Department’ of Agriculture
Nance
Bers
Parkhurst
43 Prize Trips to Junior Short Course Contest
Club members in Beadle and neighboring counties may enter a 1929 contest run by The Evening Huronite for 43 prize trips to the Junior Short Course at State College. Eligibility covers 4-H members aged 13 or older by December 1929 residing in counties sending stories. winners chosen by Farm Club editor and State Club leader Brookings based on yearly club achievement.
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State College
Huron
Beadle
Miner
Clark
Kingsbury
de Faulk
Hand
Hyde
Foster
Sully
Hughes
Buffalo
Jerauld
Anborn
Farm Club
Huronite
Brookings
Learn To Make Buns Served At Dinner
June 15 Hitchcock club The Why and How met at a member's home to discuss topics including dresser items. The dinner featured unique ice-box buns and was announced to start around 5 30 p.m. The next meeting will be at the leader Mrs. W Armstrong's home.
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Hitchcock
Beryl, Shaw
Dres
W. Armstrong
Pins Are Given To Hitchcock Girls
At the Mrs. P. N. Barness clothing club meeting in Clarence Christian church, Miss Sara Dewing extension agent presented plans for year end. One new member joined and 4-H pins were awarded to club girls who had darned stockings, judged by the extension agent.
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Kivlgs
Mabe
Mayflower Girls Aid Health Rally Program
Mayflower club girls contributed a play titled Listening In for the Hughes County Health Rally program on June 15. Miss Margaret Conklin directed the production with performers including Uillian Greenwood as Barnes, Margaret Dontell as Mrs Garter, and Etoile Pool as the storekeeper Mr Winkel, illustrating proper food and diet differences between two children.
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Mayflower
Hughes County Health Rally
Mayflower Club
Margaret Conklin
Rotes Iy
Uillian Greenwood
Barnes
Margaret ‘o*Dontell
Garter
Seneca Club 10 iG Tour Tuesday
The Seneca beef club will hold its annual tour on Tuesday starting from Max Cooper's home at 9:30 in the morning. A picnic dinner is planned with a committee in charge and possibly dining under a grove if weather permits. County agent Leo K. Mossing and district club leader Louis I. Thompson plan to attend to begin livestock judging work and review last year’s classes at Morse Brothers farm.
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Max Cooper
Leo K. Mossing
Louis I. Thompson
Morse Brothers Farm
Minnehaha Dairy Leads State May Butterfat Output
Minnehaha Dairy Herd Improvement association topped South Dakota in May with an average butterfat production of 30.4 pounds per cow from 395 cows. Yankton was second at 80 pounds for 301 cows, followed by Castlewood, Grant, Hamlin, Day Brown, Marshall, Lake, and Watertown. Roy Zamow of Watertown posted the highest individual herd average at 45.4 pounds. The state total averaged 27.5 pounds from 3,941 cows on test, with nine purebred sires purchased and several new or reorganizing associations forthcoming, including Mitchell Armour and Brookings Moody.
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Brookings
Minnehaha Dairy Herd Improvement Association
G. Heebink
State College ‘Extension Service
Yankton
Castlewood
Grant
Hamlin
Day-Brown
Marshall
Lake
Watertown
Roy Zamow
Watertown Association
A. B. Knock
J. & Johnson
J. M. Yester
Minnehaha
K. A. Philbrook
W.D. Hall
Grant County
Roland Splinter
Art Switzer
B.S. Witham
E. Strand
Heebink
Mitchell Armour
Brookings-Moody Association
Veblen
Mr. Heebink
Double C Meats Weaning Topics At Beadle County Meet
Discussion on pig weaning and feeding dominated the Double C pig club meeting in Beadle County last Tuesday. Members gathered at Hindward Le venue with Schippo Relit home hosting.
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Double C Pig Club
Beadle County
Hindward le
Othe- Schipporelt Home
Byron Stratton's Home Spotlight Declared Historic
A fragment notes Byron Stratton's residence and a May event at the home, described as a point of interest for local readers. The item mentions Stone and Ti Rear boys' club activity in connection with the site, but details are limited.
Hold Bake Sale to Earn Money to Go to Camp
The Chick Chat Club plans a bake sale drive to fund attendance at club camp in Pierre in July. Leader Miss Evelyn Bos led a May sale at M and M grocery, turning a small sample of angel and devil food cake, beans, and eggs into $4.66. The effort is a testing step toward broader sales to cover members’ camp costs.
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Jung
Pierre
Evelyn Bos
Nellie Bos
Many Benefits Seen In Joining 4 H Club
Ruth Parkhurst of Clyde reports 4 H clothing project under Mrs. Gus Gorenson teaches useful skills. She enjoys club membership for training in clear thinking and reasoning and believes social instruction helps her greatly.
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Ruth Parkhurst
Clyde “Progressive
Huron
Gus Gorenson
Ruth
Local Club Keeps Faith With Rural Children
A community volunteer, identified by initials H, sustains loyalty within her club and neighborhood while aiding others. She values the supportive hand she offers to lighten tasks for those she serves and for herself. Her role strengthens ties among residents and organizations.
Dial 4-H Sewing Club Holds June Meeting at Lund Home
In the absence of the president, the second ranking officers presided at the June meeting of the Dial 4-H sewing club held at Maxine Lund's home. The girls worked on sewing bags and began nightgowns with guidance from Mildred Riemath.
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Hitchcock
Dial 4-H Sewing Club
Maxine Lund
Mildred Riemath
Willing Workers Club Enrolls Two New Members
Wellington June 165 The Willing Workers club has enrolled two new members Margaret Broe and Charlotte Broe. They came
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Wellington
Willing Workers” Club
Margaret Broe
Charlotte Broe
Valley and Town Club Dresses Planned by Ruth Radcliffe
Ruth Radcliffe notes that the Valley and Town club girls intend to have their garments finished before the next meeting, outlining progress and upcoming steps.
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Ruth Radcliffe
Coyote Trapping Effort Continues in Beadle County
A determined attempt to trap a prowling coyote in Beadle County’s northern region follows heavy spring sheep and turkey losses. Seven traps were placed after the den was found, but the animal remains at large. The note credits Dale Barton of the Live Wire club. The Jolly Eight club staged the play Winning Pa for Beadle County, with proceeds supporting Huson camp members.
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Kell Coyote
Beadle County
Dale Barton
Live Wire Club
Jolly Eight Club
Beadie County
Huson
Ruth Celdow
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Gettysburg Group
East
Lene
Wenn Deicon
George C. Hunt
Huron -Dairy Products Co
D. “Urquhart and Song _ Warmers and Merchants ' ‘Bank
John, P. Sauer
Benjamin Thomas
Betts Osteopathic Clinic
Howes ‘and Tommey
George
Wright
Huron Theaters
Max Royd Bolles
Rogers
Wollmann
Johnson
Northwestern Public Service Co
LH. Bryan
EL. M. Whisman
Switting, Company
America
Seneca Club
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
HW. Sprague
M. D
WD. Sewele
M.D
H. L. Saylor
Ty Ey
Naty
Te S
Rae Eel Ae At
Pca Ar Cie
Tene
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