Money Means of Allowing Trips
Dorothy Clarke of the Redstone club explains that business principles guide the organization to fund activities. Members raised money by writing news, sending monthly reports to Carthage and Howard Messenger, generating small sums that added to an initial $20. Funds paid camp expenses and junior short course costs, with Pearl McCann and Dorothy Clarke winning free trips. The Gish silt starts with $18, planning a larger program despite lower funds.
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Carthage
Mar
Dorothy Clarke
Redstone Club
Carthageans
Howard Messenger
Subs
State College
Pearl McCann
Poultry Club Year Book Proposals Retrospect Idea
Mar 5 Howard reports the eleven members of the Cackleberry Poultry Club of Minor County in 1928 favor keeping club retrospects. Melene Olson, correspondent, urges including places won and teams tied to compare activities and track year to year gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Cackleberry Poultry’ Club
Minor County
Melene Olson
Miss Olson
Adda
Vienna Club Sells Sows at Profi Market
Members of the Soter club in Vienna sold their registered Purebred Poland China sows for good prices and cleared their notes with the Farmorg Naew level bank. The group, reorganized under Ed EB Peterson, aims to top last year’s record and plans to sell more stock as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Profi
Poland
China
Ed. EB. Peterson
Seven Members Join New Sunbeam Group
ST LAWRENCE Mer. the sun beam Clothing club organized early 1929 with Mrs. F. S. Feller as leader and seven members. First and second year's clothing projects are studied. Meetings are held twice a month with business, discussion, instruction, demonstration, and some entertainment. The club aims to follow all 4 H club rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST_ LAWREMCE
Mer
Sunbeam Clothing Club
F. S. Feller
New Club Correspondent Minnie Verdugt Joins St Lawrence
A note from the club announces Minnie Verdugt of St. Lawrence as the new correspondent. She will participate in the entertainment program, whether as an officer or in a supporting role, and contribute to club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Verdugt
St. Lawrence
Hail Fails to Halt 4-H Work in Lebanon Corn Club
Lebanon Mar. 9 The Lebanon Corn club traces its origins to March 1927 with eight members in the Busy Eight Corn club. It later became the Super Growers Corn club as membership grew. Despite two bad years due to hail, each member has exhibited at the county fair annually and the group has won prizes for dent corn varieties such as Golden Jewel De Wolfs North Western Dent Minnesota 13 and Silver King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Mar
Super Growers Corn Club
We -Nava
Dent
Golden Jewel
de Wolfs
North Western Dent
Minnesota 13
Silver King
Bily
Raum
Super Growers
Corn Club
Firm Provides Youth With Hoe Breeders of Poland China Hogs
The Lenmkull brothers, breeders of Poland China hogs, provided a youth with a check of 75 dollars to become a purebred breeder in Minnesota last spring. Prebred Spotted Poland Chinas were described as scarce in Sully County. The article notes Wilbur Lebmkuhl and merger details with Merlin.
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Lenmkull
Poland
Wilbur Lebmkuhl
Minnnegota
Sully’ County
Gas T
Mitford Nt
Merlin
Club Celebrates Sweepstakes At Sully County Fair
A local club celebrated the sweepstakes prize at the Sully County Fair. The event featured a lively display with walls covered in pictures and kitchen utensils used as adornments. A rattling noise was heard when walls were touched, and a girl was given a fictitious name amid the festivities.
4-H Club Work Is Given Okay
Leone Pietz of the Jolly Cookers club lauds 4-H work as vital for youth. The program fosters happiness usefulness and thrift teaching girls cooking and sewing to aid mothers and boys barnyard and livestock projects to build resourcefulness and self reliance.
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Harrold
Leone Pietz
Jolly Cookers Club
4-H Clubi Ag
Toly Cooker
Cvopand Uvestock
Notable Financiers Guarded at Local Bank Vault
A fragment notes that the elite of the finished product and the fruits of industry are named for safe keeping in the bank. The text suggests a financial or ceremonial context with emphasis on safeguarding wealth and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industri
Willow Lake Boys Organize New 4 H Clubs
Three Willow Lake 4 H members take local leadership roles this year Glenn Alberts leads an assheep and poultry club Edwin Downs runs a potato club with twelve members and top prizes at Clark County Fair State Fair Turon and the Grain and Potato show in Pierre Lorrain Weily directs a sow Otter club continuing strong 4 H involvement
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Swillow -Lake
Mar
Willow Lake
Glenn Alberts
Edwin Downs
Lorrain Weily
Edwin
Clark County
Turon
Pierre
Youth Club Formed West of Huron Led by Earl Simantel
Earl Simantel organized a Home O n club for neighborhood youth west of Huron. The Dearborn Sunshine club grew to 13 members with calves distributed to participants. Officers include Waldo Smith as vice president Ruth Barth as secretary treasurer EF J Simantel leads with aide William Smith. Other members listed: Gerald Larsen Thomas Morrisser Harry Lau Edward Reineke Homer Simantel Allen Simantel Teddy Mediger Leo Kimm Kept Kinet Keith Kimm.
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Earl Simantel
Huron
Dearborn
Waldo Smith
Ruth Barth
EF. J. Simantel
William Smith
Gerald Larsen
Thomas Morrisser
Harry Lau
Edward Reineke
Homer Smmantel
Allen Simantel
Teddy Mediger
Leo Kimm
Kept Kinet
Keith Kimm
The Club Confronts Poor Roads Meeting Attendance
The club has conducted several meetings since formation but bad roads reduced February turnout. The next meeting is set for Wednesday March 13 at Ruth Barth’s home.
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Clib
Ruth Barth
Hampshire Type Is Favored By Hoven Boy
Hoven Pig club member reports profitable pig project with one sow. Nine piglets raised, total costs $117.70 for vaccinations and care, plus $79.70 in feed and $25 hauling. Seven sold for $259 with $61 cash prizes at county fair. Net profit $272.30. plans for another litter.
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Hoven
Mar
Hampshire
Hoven Pile Club
Haven
Parker Hinckh
Jolly Cookers Seek Fun Committee Boosts Club Meetings
HARROLD Mar 9 The 4-H club Jolly Cookers reports success from regular meetings guided by Alice Gallogey. The club emphasizes three-part sessions business, discussion and demonstration, and entertainment. A fun committee arranges activities with two members tasked to provide engaging events each meeting. Poster making adds variety as girls compete for prizes, aiming for maximum gains through structured meetings.
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Harrold
Alice Gallogey
Jolly Cookers Club
Jolly Cookers Fu
Methota
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New Sunbeam Group
FIRM
Hoe
Brahe
Gari Ee
Gre Gase Hainery
Washini
Imp.co
Dakota House
Willow Lake Boys
Jolly Cookers
Anderson’s
Anderson
Uts
Ian Anderson
Oll
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Ferae
F. Anderson Lumber CO
B.F. Paltesd
Macages
Congo Bad Sind
Ohio ‘Avenue
Hugon, 5. D
Pione
ULF
Derson
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