Howard Low Litter 4-H Club Gains Recognition In Six Years Of Work
Howard Low Litter 4-H Club marks six years in 4-H competition with multiple achievements. Organized in 1923 under leader Joe Lauer, the group grew from seven to thirteen members, earned blue and red ribbons, and produced champions like Gilbert Thelen and Arnold Hauge. Members advanced to county fairs, livestock judging teams, and trips to Chicago and Washington, D.C., with the club adopting the new name 45 Club meaning Better Bacon Beef or Bush.
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Howard Low
Howard
Man Hauge
Howard Low Liber Club
Joe Lauer
W. P. Gambia
Huron
Gilbert Theled
Matt Hoss
Horan
Ap24
Jonn Lauer
Satem
W. P. Gamble
Gilbert The‘yen
Arnold Hauge
Raymond Rasqpmussen
Penron
Yiven
Sioux City
Gilbert Theren
Miner County
Chicago
Gilbert ‘Thelen
Clu
Argonne
Hvestock
Ivan
Gilbert Thelen
Hebron
Oral Lewlers
Fang
Washington, D.C
Washington
Stomach troubles relief touted by North Dakota official
Fred Gieser Register of Deeds Ash N D in McIntosh County reports long stomach trouble relief after using the Udga treatment. The ad offers a free booklet and trial of the same treatment for ulcers gastritis acidosis indigestion and other stomach disturbances with contact to Udga Medicine Co. Dept 2214 Dakota Bldg St. Paul ti
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Fred Gieser
Register of Deeds
Ash! N. D
McIntosh County
Udga
Heser
Udga Medicine Co
Dakota Bldz
St. Paul
Sunshine Club Valentine Party Highlights The AGAR
The Sunshine club held a social event after Valentine’s Day with members bringing valentines for a box. Genevieve Cavanaugh, the youngest, was chosen to present Cupid’s hearts. Evelyn Todd won best homemade valentine and received a hand mirror as prize. Ethel Todd also noted.
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Agar
Mar
Sunshine Club
Genevieve Cavanaugh
Valentine
Evelyn Todd
Ethel Todd
Club Work Leaders Train Through 4-H Activities
CARTHAGE March 9 Participation in 4-H club activities offers training in leadership says Pearl McCann The 4-H club boys and girls learn by doing and gain sound practical knowledge Miner county clubs achievements cited in support of 4-H work Opposition to the club program is challenged by a thorough look at these accomplishments showing real value in character building.
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Carthage
Mar
Pearl McCenn
Miss McCann
Miner County
Miner ‘county club works@r
Yale
Many Boys Take Part Livestock Judging
Willow Lake March 9. Four-H club members from within about 19 miles competed in a livestock judging event. Points were tight among top contestants led by Merle Oths and tied runners up included Tobey and John Hussega. Five classes covered dairy cows, heifers, hogs, Dorset and Shropshire sheep with prizes donated by Willow Lake businessmen.
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Willow” Lake
Mar
Lorain Kelley
Harry Donley
Merle Oths
Tom ‘Tobey
John Hussega
Waller, Gully
Oliver Ulvich
Willow Lake
Four Carthage Clubs Feted With Fifth Annual Banquet
Carthage March 9 Fou H club members of Redstone township prepare for their annual banquet. Committees on entertainment refreshments and decoration organize the event at Edson and Effie Older home. The Carthage Corn club Cackleberry club and two sewing clubs join the table this year with invited parents siblings and local extension officials. Toasts by state leaders county and home agents. An added short program will follow the banquet.
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Carthage
Fou-H Club
Redstone Township
Edson
Effie
Mabel Nelson
Cackleberry “Club
Carthage Corn Club
Cackleberry ‘Club
Merry Makers Aims for Brookings short course trips
In Rose Hay township the Merry Makers sewing and room improvement club plans to win trips to the Brookings short course. Marjorie Smith, secretary, notes high members enrolled for room improvement and five girls in first year sewing. The organization formed in fall. winter weather halted meetings. Spring will nearly double activities.
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Wellington
Merry Makers Sewing and
Rose Hay Township
Brookings
Marjorie Smith
Finds Club Work Is Source Of Learning
Mae Bernice Hart recalls years in Mrs. Louise K Boralis sewing club where she learned to use the French seam, make button holes, and sew dresses. She explains prior to club work she could not cut out dress patterns and learned stain removal and darning under able leadership.
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Hitchcock
March
Mae Bernice Hart
Louise K. Boralis
Hail damages seed corn near Carthage
Hail last July hurt seed corn north and west of Carthage, while areas east fared better. Southeastern regions reported more corn, leading to plans for a larger 1923 seed corn plantings. Moisture in fall and winter is seen as aiding a strong start for the crop. Merle Nelson, Carthage Corn Club.
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Carthage
Here
Merle Nelson
Carthage Corn Club
Beadle County clubs growing despite road trouble
Beadle County clubs expand as enrollment rises despite poor roads. Total club enrollment across dairy calf, baby beef, pig, potato, sheep groups shows 77, 51, 34, 6, and 3 respectively. Sixty two members and nine leaders attended eight meetings in February as families join sessions at member homes.
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Beadle County
L. G. Anderson
Hitchooc
County Key
George Pamp
Bonilla Buster Roosters
Whiteside
Custer
Clifton
Sand Creek
Logan
Clyde
Club to Keep Scrap Book of 4H Club Winners
Vienna March 9 The Thread and Thimble club decided to maintain a scrap book with clippings and pictures of interest kept by a chair officer This record will provide an accurate source of information for selecting 4 H club winners and documenting club activities
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KEEF
Vienna
O ‘Orpotownship
Blanche Neuhart's sewing earns county and state honors
In Gettysburg on March 9 Blanche Neuhart of the Busy Bees 4H club sewed all her own outfits this year. Her silk dress won first prize in the agricultural short course contest and earned a free trip to Chicago. Blanche led a year of sewing projects with a work bag nightgown and cotton dress, plus stockings and stain removal tasks, and also contributed to the demonstration team.
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Gettysburg
Blanche Neuhart
Busy Bees Club
Bianche
Potter County
Chicago
FP. Aa. Hartman
Blanche
Exhibition Brings Five New Members to Pioneer Dairy Club
Wellington reports the Pioneer dairy era short course held in early January welcomed five new members. Ralph Kramer, secretary, credited with bringing in the new members, including George.
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Wellington
Mar
Ralph Kramer
Geor
Dairy calf purchases planned by county bankers group
Mitchell, Glendale Mitchell, Gerald Crocn, Johnny Gaulin and Edwin Whestock join others planning dairy calf purchases with personal funds while some will use financing arranged by the county bankers' association. The meeting occurred on Saturday, March.
Debate on cow breed adaptation for South Dakota
The club will stage four debates on the issue. Resolved that Curtsey cows are better adapted for South Dakota conditions than Ayrshire cows. The affirmative will be upheld by Elmer Pontius and Ralph Kramer. Howard and Herbert Soren gen will argue the negative.
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South Dakota
Ayrshire
Elmer Pontius
Ralph Kramer
Howard
Herbert Sorengen
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