Begin Classes At Club Camp Today
Girls and boys in the 4-H club camp at the state fair grounds started their first day with 15 minutes of exercises then breakfast at 7. Morning sessions covered cleaning quarters, instruction, and nature study. Camp activities included games, swimming, and a campfire program tonight at 8 with tomorrow’s candle lighting.
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State Fair Grounds
Esther Huyck
Mildred Walker
Geraldine Finn
Miss Huyck
Miss Walker
Miss Fenn
Leo Wilson
H. H. DeLong
Mr. Wilson
Beadle, Hand, Spink, Hyde
Jerauld Counties
Capitol Club Delegates Hear 4 H Leader in Washington
Turner W Battle assistant to the secretary of labor spoke at the National 4 H club camp in Washington describing progress under CWA PW A CCC and AAA and the link between wage levels and consumer purchasing power. Pioneer J W Hill of Alabama and Dr Edwin Franco Goldai were among speakers as delegates toured sights and viewed agriculture exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner W. Battle
Secrevry
Department of Labor
North Carcelina
Washington
Battle
CWA
Pwaa
CCC
AAA
San Francisco
Gary
Ind
J. W. Hill
Alabama
Hill
South
Executive Mansion
Michael Pacino
Rhode Island
Edwin Franco Goldai
Goldman Bands
New York City
Anna Priestly
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Elna Hansen
Michigan
Prigstly
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
South Carolina
State Fair Prize Lists Announced For 50th Anniversary
State Fair 4-H premium lists have been mailed to local leaders and extension agents. Copies are available from the county extension office or the state 4-H club office at Brookings. The 50 page booklet features a gold cover honoring the fair anniversary and includes photos of champion teams and individuals. Bold changes highlight the key updates, including the selection process.
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Brookings
State Fair judging guidelines for county winners and schedule
Leaders should read the registration and judging sections carefully. State Fair participation is limited to winners or county achievement winners. The order of events for the week September 10 14 is established and will be conducted similarly to past years.
Cheyenne Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Camp
Nadene Legg and Reva Widenman were elected patrol locers of the Cheyenne Blue troop at a Scout house meeting in Iroquois on June 15. The group held games, a business session, and practiced a play for upcoming performances. They scheduled an oversight camp on June 29 with Black Crow patrol providing supper and Robin patrol breakfast. Maxine Wiedenman reported for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadene Legg
Reva Widenman
Cheyenne Blue Girl Scout
Iroquois
Enday
Black Crow Patrol
Robin Patrol
Maxine Wiedenman
Notable visitors pass through Raymond on Elkton trip
Visitors including F. E. Blume Lemmon W Schmidt Faulkton W R Krueger Hettinger ND H J Wackerfusz Bison T Bauer Akaska Prof K G Sievert Mobridge and E Witeweier Akaska met at the Lutheran manse in Raymond on their way to Elkton Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Raymond
F. E. Blume
Lemmon
W. Schmidt
Faulkton
W. R. Krueger
Hettinger
N. D
H. J. Wackerfusz
Bison
T. Bauer
Akaska
K. G. Sievert
Mobridge
E. Witeweier
Cheyenne 4-H Camp Closes After Two Days of Work and Play
Cheyenne Agency reports 4-H camp ended Wednesday noon after a two and a half day program for 147 youths and 14 leaders from Potter Walworth Sully Stanley Ziebach and Dewey counties. The event opened Sunday with registrations and a 6 PM picnic. Activities included project work recognition sessions and a rattlesnake trapping demonstration by A M Jackley of Pierre.
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Cheyenne Agency
Potter
Walworth
Sully
Stanley
Ziebach
Dewey
A. M. Jackley
Pierre
Esther Gied
Betty Barrow
Marjory Caldwell
Brookings
Notable extension leaders assist Aberdeen camp program
Structors named include Elmer Bijerde district club leader at Aberdeen Wilbur Bry ant agricultural instructor of Gettysburg Louis I Thompson regional director of Grasshopper Central Work and Ben Schaub county agent of Timber Lake Home extension agents from the counties in the district directed the pro am and handled camp details.
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Elmer Bijerde
Aberdeen
Wilbur’ Bryant
Gettysburg
Louis I. Thompson
Grasshopper Central Work
Ben Schaub
Timber Lake
Sakakawea Juniors Plan Camp Judson Visit With Seniors
Twenty Sakakawea Juniors met with the senior troop to discuss plans for attending Camp Judson in the Black Hills. They later gathered in the M. E. church dining room for their own meeting and games, reported by Alice Bake Mari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakawea
Sakakawea
Camp Judson
Black Hills
M. E. Church
Alice Bake
Mari
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Sara L Dewing
The article explains home canning greens using the boiling water method. It notes three hours or two and a half hours with lemon juice, requires hot or boiling water, jars placed quickly into a rack, and water covering all jars before timing starts.
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Sara L. Dewing
Canning Greens By Oven Process With Lemon Juice
The guide advises oven canning greens for three hours at 250 degrees F. Adding one teaspoon of lemon juice per quart reduces processing to two and a half hours without changing flavor. Prepare greens per directions, place sealed jars on racks 1 to 2 inches apart, smaller jars on top if using two racks. Store jars in a clean dry cool airy area and label contents and date.
Proper handling of canned vegetables to prevent spoilage
Inspect each jar carefully before use and discard any jar with unusual odor or appearance. Boil canned vegetables for five minutes before serving. Occasionally one jar in a batch may spoil despite proper sealing.
Planning Board Named by Governor Pierre
Governor Berry named a planning board including Dr. P Jenkins and several Pierre members Charles Entsminger and Charles Trimmer along with Yankton Aberdeen delegates W C Tusk and H Collins. Another member may be named later. Robertson said the board would meet Friday but duties were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Charles Robertsson
Tom Berry
Dr. P. 3
Jenkins
Charles Entsminger
Chamberlain
Charles Trimmer
W. C. Tusk
Yankton
W. R. Ronald
Mitchel
H. Collins
Aberdeen
Robertson
Margaret Ellen Jones Accepts Chicago Job
Margaret Ellen Jones daughter of Herman G James and Mrs James of the University of South Dakota has accepted a position in the personnel department of Marshall Field and Company in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elen Jones
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Marshall Field and Company
Chicago
Delegates Attend Lutheran Synod Convention in Elkton
W F Mehlberg and Chris Fokken traveled to Elkton for the Lutheran church synodical convention running June 20 to 25. Mehlberg is the duly elected delegate and Fokken serves as the alternate.
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Raymond
W. F. Mehlberg
Chris Fokken
Elkton
The
Lutheran Church
Mr. Mehlberg
Mr. Fokken
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Grace E. Clem
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4-H
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Srey
Boots
Rossum
Weulim
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Ronald
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Andy
Tenderfoot
Moon Mullins
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Plushbottom
Willie
Uncle Willie
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Tim
Phoebe
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