Edessa Miller Recaps 4-H Rally Day in Miller
Edessa Miller of Wheaton Willing Workers 4-H shares an account of a March rally day in Miller. Activities included games, lunches by local mothers, ice cream by extension ladies, operatic sketches, talks by the mayor and club leaders, rope making demonstrations, tap numbers, and a camp announcement for Huron June 16 to 19.
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Edessa Miller
Wheaton Willing
Miller
Saunderson
Hand County Extension
Santa Lucia
Jane Lewis
Chicago
Mr. Underwood
Miss Dew Jlag
Science Experiment At Sheffield School
Boys at Sheffield school conducted a science experiment on Thursday. Annie Arbeiter described how warm water in a pail expanded air inside a bottle covered by a balloon, causing the balloon to inflate as the air warmed.
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Sheffield
Annie Arbeiter
Edison School Exhibit Drawings By Eighth Grade Students
Bila Grosu reports that an Edison school exhibit showcases drawings and writings by eighth grade students. The poster invites parents and friends to view the work, highlighting pride in the display and student achievement.
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Edison School
Bila Grosu
Tam
Jackanapes Read To Eighth Graders At Prairie Knoll
Pupils at Prairie Knoll school hear Jackanapes by Juliana Horatia Ewing read by teacher Miss McAllister. The tale follows Jackanapes, a boy who grows up with his aunt and becomes a soldier who saves a friend named Tony before being shot and dying hours later as Iris Vogan reports.
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Jackanapes
Miss McAllister
Prairie Knoll School
Juliana Horatia Ewing
Tony
Iris Vogan
Second Grader Advances in Reading and Math
Vivian Peterson, a Sheffield second grader, reports reading in the third grade reader and doing third grade arithmetic. She notes study includes language writing letters and compositions, daily science and hygiene, and poetry. Her teacher is Miss Von.
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Vivian Peterson
Owne
Sheffield
Miss von
Pupils Chart U.S. Possessions at Prairie Knoll School
The fifth and sixth grades at Prairie Knoll School create charts of U.S. possessions. They cut pictures from magazines to illustrate products from each territory. Iris Vogan reports students aim to find the best chart.
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U.S
Prairie Knoll School
United States
T Magazines
Iris Vogan
Clarence McGirt Wins Whiteside Declamatory Title
Clarence McGirt won first place in the Afth and sixth grade division at Whiteside school declamatory contest and will travel to Huron Saturday for the county district competition. Bobby Dates took third in the third and fourth grade division while Maxine Einster failed to place in the first and second grade division.
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Whiteside
Wolsey
Clarence McGirt
Bobby Dates
Maxine Einster
Clarence
Huron
Kittenball Play At Prairie Knoll School
Iris Voran says Kittenball is played at noon and after process. Children choose sides the night before and hold a contest the next day at Prairie Knoll school marking a playful school event.
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Prairie Knoll School
Iris Voran
Milo Opdahl’s 4-H Leadership and Dairy Club Record
Milo Opdahl led a South Dakota 4-H club for eight years from member to local leader and trainer for state and national demonstration teams. He emphasized regular meetings, up-to-date records, tours, and practical dairy demonstrations such as Safety Bull Pens and clean milk utensils. His teams placed nationally, including state champions and trips to the Dairy Cattle Congress and National Club Congress.
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South Dakota
Milo S. Opdahl
Opdahi
St. Louis
Dairy Cattle Congress
National Club Congress
Opdakl
4-H Club member advances in dairy showmanship
Mr Opdahl promotes broad club work to attract members while pursuing college at Brookings. He emphasizes practice in dairy judging and showmanship and argues that understanding the why behind calls for a animal improves future show performance and general club interest.
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Opdahl
Brookings
Nowa
Pioneer Days Story Read by Ross School Pupils
Pupils at Ross school listened to Miss Florence Paulson read an opening exercise from a book titled The Jumping Of Place by Vern Erickson. The tale follows four children who relocate to the prairies of Tripp County in South Dakota.
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Florence Paulson
Vern Erickson
Ross School
Tripp County
South Dakota
Children Triumph After Neighborhood Troubles
A brief family tale depicts siblings coping with neighbors and winning their uncle's death matters, while their teacher wraps up the book this past week. The reading closes with the children prevailing in a domestic dispute style narrative.
Teacher Furnishes Geographic Magazines
Glendale school teacher Miss Dorothy Sutera delivered several Geography magazines to the classroom. The act reflects ongoing effort to enrich local students with current geographic materials.
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Geographic
Glendale
Dorothy Sutera
Student-Reported Educational Value of Geography Magazines
Dwight Knox notes magazines are interesting with educational illustrations. Articles describe countries peoples animals and nature. The issues aid geography work and are found helpful in class.
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Ical
Dwight Knox
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