South Dakota 4-H Club Projects Value Near 198006
Four H club workers in South Dakota reported projects totaling about 193000 in value for 1928 with 5669 members completing work. Average member realized around 23 from projects with about 15 profits or savings, plus non monetary benefits from cooperation thrift and leadership. Largest single club profit was 2121.04 by Warner sow litter club in Brown County.
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Brookings
March Iir
South Dakota
M. Jones
Warner
Brown County
Chester Gullickson
Bath
Brown
Chester
Washington, D. C
Jones
Club Yorks
New Foods Club Completes Fourth Meeting
Max Mielettte reports the Merry Maids held their fourth meeting with Hazel Grayce Tollefson as reader Kraus and How to Serve Them featured in demonstrations. Members learned the pledge and created green and white scrapbooks to record the year’s work, including envelope lining as an extra project.
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New Foods Club
Mot Meilette
Max
Merry
Hazel’ Grayce Tollefson
Kraus
Girle
Forty three prize trips offered by Huron 4 H club section
The Evening Huronite announces a contest offering forty three prize trips to the Junior Short Course at Brookings State College for 4 H club members in Beadle Miner Clark and surrounding counties. Rules cover eligibility stories and county quotas with judges from The Evening Huronite Farm Club editor and State Club leader Brookings. Winners are chosen by club achievement and each county’s delegates capped at ten.
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Huronite
Huron
State College
Central
South Dakota
Brookings ‘Institution
Eligibe
Autonite
Onty
Evening Hurunite
Brookings
Feld
Jolly Cookers Demonstrate Cereal Uses At Home Demo
The Jolly Cookers club held a home demonstration led by Mrs Jeffers with Florence Schoper as scribe. Members Margaret Buc olz and Florence Selioper led sessions on cream of wheat cereal frying leftovers and lemon rica. A post demonstration discussion covered cereal economy preservation and member enthusiasm for the project.
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Harrolb
Jolly Cookers Club
Jeffers
Florence Schoper
Margaret Bucolz
Florence Selioper
Sewing Club Boosts Interest in School Work
Miss Farrolle Herbert organizes a sewing club at the Southours School with help from Miss Herbert as teacher and social teacher. The girls report the work is interesting and they plan to join a spring canning club. Lorens Thomas notes the progress.
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Okoboio
Mise Farrole Harbert
Miss Herbert
Lorens Thomas
February Cold Strikes Beadie County 4 E Club Porkers
February cold hits W. H. E. O. club pigs in Beadie county. Several piglets die amid harsh weather. survivors moved to a broader house. Tharin’s pig ill requires bottle feeding. Other members Ralph Van Horne, Arthur Olson, and Robert Olson listed with plans for spring work.
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Roland
Ethel
Lorin Schulze
W. E. EO
Beadie County
Tharin
Ralph van Horne
Arthur Olson
Robert Olson
Lebanon Baby Beef Club First in Potter
The Lebanon Baby Beef Club, with 139 members led by scribe Herbert Anderson, won the 61st such event in Potter County. The club includes Hereford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus calves, with animals around 650 pounds today, 475 pounds at a December weigh-in. Daily feed consists of 12 pounds corn eight pounds alfalfa and salt.
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Lebanon
Mar
Herbert Anderson
Potter County
Hereford
Aberieen
Herbert
Park 4H Pig Club Raises Purebred Stock in Gettysburg
Get tysburg Big club, led by Prof W. E. Erickson, with 24 members under county agent Carl Entort, is funded by local banks. Members work with purebred stock, purchasing gifts from eastern Pennsylvania and selling litters at market to repay notes, gaining hog raising experience and profit.
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Gettysburg
Tha Ladt
Warren Eggers
Carl, Entort
W. EB. Erickson
Ben
Progres club completes first year with pins and fair exhibits
Ninety percent of the Girlie Progres Live Sewing club members earned pins and certificates for completing the first year. Ruth Jones notes progress while Mrs. Frank O’Neil is credited for coaching. The club had the most exhibits at the county fair and sent work to the state fair in Huron. Achievement day at Howard featured an entertainment program and lunch. Funds from the fair supported camp trips to Lake Madison.
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Fedora
Mar
Girle’ Progres
Ruth Jones
Scrive
Frank O'Neil
Huron
Howard
Lake Medison
Four-H club work praised by two girls
Two South Dakota girls from Hand and Spink counties extol 4-H club work for home making and economy. Etta Engelmann of Westington credits training in all home crafts while Blades Barnes of Birchcourt says 4-H helped her quit coffee for milk and improve physically. Both discuss meetings, clothing projects, canning, and lessons in thrift, teamwork, good sportsmanship, and serving others as core benefits of club participation.
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Etta Mae Englemann
Wessington
Hand
Blades Barness
Birchcock
Spink
Hitchcock Girls
Clu
Engelmann Rooks
Blunt Farmer Plans to Plant 350 Acres Near Blunt
Blunt Manitoba March 9 Blunt farmer William Store plans spring seeding on three land tracts totaling 350 acres four miles north of Blunt. About half will be corn with 20 acres set to alfalfa. Remainder goes to wheat and barley. Mr Shore and his son will run all work and machinery repairs as they prepare for seeding season using rotational crops.
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Blunt
William
Bint
Edna L. Pigney
Marathon Club Has Live Bunch
LeBaxon March 9 Nine live wire members form Marathon Clothing club entering its second year under Mrs E C Dreblow. Officers are Dorothy McGinnir president Mariam Baum vice president Allyee Blum secretary. The group emphasizes worthwhile work and meaningful social life with a focus on club camp as a highlights of activities.
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Lebakxon
Carlita Dreblow
Marathon Clothing Club
3Irs
E. C. Dreblow
Sie
Marathon Group
Dorothy McGinnir
Mariam Baum
Allyee Blum
Club Ufe
Bue
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Brown County Club
Mellette Girls Form Room Club
Melletyte
Dorothy Musch
Hazel Grace ‘Tollefson
Grace Luke
Leora Musch
Helen Syain
Fuuron Collection
Agesce
Sitch
Morsane
H.-C. Alporb Jewler
Huren
Dak
A. A. Wollmann
Olympia Candy
Jornaod
Gardner and Churchil
National Bank of Huron
Lamy. Merket
Dakota Central. Telephone Co
Jay ‘Spink
C. B. Stewart
W. L. Matlock
B. Kerr
B. Hill Beach and
Dickinson
Earl
Vera Flanagan
R. L. Nordness
EB. F. Wipt
C. K. Walker
Crawford and
George C. Hunt
Huron Dairy Products Co
D. Urquhart and Sons Farmers and Merchants Bank
John P. Sauer
Benjamin Thomas Betts
Osteopathic Clinic
Bowes and Tommey
George W. Wright
Haron Theatres
Max Royhl
Bolles and Ragerg
Wolfmann_and
Johnson
Northwestern Public Sexvoice Co
B. H. Bryan
Whisman
Swift and Company
Jolly Cookers
Fun
Porkers
W. H. E. O. Club
Baby Beef Club
Potter
Huron Dairy: Products CO
Etta
Mae Engelmann
Gladys Barness
Hess
Stock and Poultry
Sherman & Moe
Minorcas
Huron Hatchery
22Nd
Idaho Ave
National
Baby Chick Association
Blunt Farmer
Marathon Club
the National Bank OF Huron
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