Life At 4 H Camp Written By A Girl
Ione Hedlund of the Six Pearls club recounts eight members leaving for camp with mixed mischief and fun. The group registers, shares meals, learns, plays, and forms a bond with friends and leaders including Miss Dewing and Mr Hill. They win blue banners for rooms, survive rain and truck trouble, and reflect on a memorable week at the club camp with thanks to organizers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie May
Miss Dewing
Hill
Hansen
Caldwell
Wilder
Giedd
Cass
Anderson
Ione Hed~lund
The
Six Pearls Club
Bernice Wehr
Esmond
One Day Washington Sightseeing Plan for Visitors
For brief visits during the Scout Jamboree in August, start with an early morning Potomac park drive past the Tidal Basin to Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Memorial Bridge. Extend to Hains Point views, then visit White House, Capitol, Smithsonian, National Cathedral, and Ford's Theatre for a varied day in the national capital.
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Washington
Paris
Rome
London
Potomac Park
Tidal
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Mount Vernon
Hains Point
Potomac
U.S. Naval Air Station
Anacostia
U. S. Army War College
Chesapeake Bay
White House
State
War and Navy Building
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
National Museum
Smithsonian
Federal Building Triangle
Capitol
Congressional Library
Folger Shakespeare Library
Ford's Theatre
Lincoln
Oldroyd Lincoln Museum
National Cathedral
Variety of club projects outlined in 4-H conservation plan
Local 4-H clubs statewide submit conservation plans highlighting activities like planting trees identifying wildflowers protecting birds developing parks cleaning surroundings rodent control wildlife sanctuaries poster making and window displays. Delegates to the 4-H conservation camp will be chosen from clubs submitting plans before July.
Spink County 4-H Leaders Organize Council
Spink county 4-H leaders formed a new leaders council with six members including T. B. Denning as chairman Solomon Wells Mrs Jack Jones Miss Norma Coates Ida Jewski Leonard Willett and two senior members. The group will coordinate with extension agents to plan the junior fair and related activities. Mrs E B Patten reported Miner County 4 H girls displayed their work in a local store window.
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Spink County
Spink ‘County
T. B. Denning
Solomon Wells
Jack
Jones
Norma Coates
Ida Jewski
Leonard Willett
Extension Square
E. B. Patten
Miner County
Essay Wins Meat Story Contest in South Dakota
Freeman student Alyce Kleinsasser won first place in South Dakota for her essay Meat the Favorite Food of Every Nation in the twelfth annual meat story contest by the National Live Stock and Meat Board. The event drew 12,269 home economics students from 682 high schools across 43 states.
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Alyce Kleinsasser
Freeman
South Dakota
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Scouts To Retrace Pony Express Route
New York reports that Boy Scouts will retrace the historic St. Joseph Missouri to Sacramento Pony Express trail during their silver jamborees in August marking the seventy fifth anniversary of the route.
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New York
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Route Memorial association aids marked trail fund drive
The Oregon Trail Memorial Association plans diamond jubilee medals to fund markers along the historic route. Separate shipments of fresh cabbage coming from North Carolina and Virginia prompt local markets to expect new crops while southern produce fades. Early varieties like Wakefield and York are planted for quick harvests not storage, with growers forecasting kraut or fresh use as northern gardens prepare for winter.
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Florida
Texas
California
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Norfolk
Virginia
Eestern
Maryland
Tennessee
Charleston
Wakefield
Early York
Winningstadt
Jersey
Copenhagen
Enkhuizen
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By Sara L DeWing
Cabbage is cheaper again as the new crop progresses. Since January there has been a steady decline in price suggesting plentiful supply. The piece notes consumer choices and encourages practical steps to save money through mindful buying and sharing resources.
Cabbage and Potatoes Rise in Plain Sight of Standards
In a discussion on vegetables and comparisons to status, cabbage and potatoes are described as common, accessible, and affordable despite fluctuations. The text notes an aviation fact from the U S Bureau of Standards about engine power decreasing to one third at 30 000 feet due to air pressure drop.
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Bureau of Standards
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