4-H Girls Relate Events Of Trip To Dairy Congress
Beryl Becker and Lorraine Burnside of the B. M. C. Dairy Foods 4-H club represented South Dakota at the National Dairy Congress in Waterloo Iowa in October. Their team earned eighth place in a dairy demonstration at the state contest held at the fair. The banquet in The Hotel Black featured delegates from about twelve states with Frisbie of Nebraska as toastmaster and Nesbit of Wisconsin as principal speaker. The trip included Hippodrome performances and tours of educational buildings, rivers, and farmland, with hopes that South Dakota teams will again participate in 1935 congress.
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Beryl Becker
Lorraine Burnside
B. M. & C. Dairy Foods
National Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Fla
East Pace
Beryl
Black
Frisbie
Nebraska
Yack Nesbit
Wisconsin
Wwa
Minnesota
Cats County
South Dal Jeota
4 H Work Continues Beadle County Council Meeting
Beadle county 4 H club progress reported at Ruth Fuller’s home. Beadle won first in the parade and the Dakota Farm Trophy, state style revue champion, and high dairy demonstrators. Membership steady, nation wide progress contest planned, radio programs to resume, Ruth Fuller Beryl Becker Glenwood Johnson on radio committee. R A Cave attended as guest and praised the council. Lunch followed. next meeting November 7 at Gerald Hurd’s home.
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Beadle County Council
Ruth Fuller
Beryl Becker
Booth
Beadle County
Glenwood Johnson
Ben- We County
Dakota Farm
Beadle
Waide
R. A. Cave
Council
Gerald Hurd
Bernice Wehr
Esmond
Primary Pupils Weave String Rugs at Ross School
First and second graders at Ross school weave rugs on a string frame crafted by the teacher. Students Darles Erickson and others describe using yarn and color patterns in red, lavender, and light gray. They gather weeds for science drawings and bring in autumn leaves in brown, red, and yellow.
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Ross School
Darles
Erickson, Tays
Indian Relics Gathered by Boy in Valley School Report
Lloyd Howard of Valley No 1 School writes about a boy collecting Indian relics. The collection includes a tomahawk bead handle arrowheads a knife and a piece of pottery plus sea shells white sand and various rocks. He finds Indian lore an interesting study and recently added a flat stone covered with shells.
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Lloyd Howard
The
Valley No. 1
Wamblee Troop Scouts Plan Thursday Meeting
Wamblee Chonkas Meet This Week with girl troop 4 beauts of Huron meeting Sundays then choosing a permanent night. Next gathering Thursday at 6 15 PM. Sunday games tested knot tying then other activities. Lois Peterson taught new songs. Report by Ruby Fleming. Prairie Knoll students made Halloween decorations for drawing Friday. On Friday October 12 they held a Columbus Day program.
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Wamblee Chonkas
Wamblee Ohonka Troop
Huron
Lois Peterson
Ruby Fleming
Exactly Half Of Freshies At State Were 4-H Members
Brookings October 17 Special reports that half the freshmen in agriculture at State College are former 4-H club members. Total 127, with numbers rising yearly. Jones, state club teacher, links 4-H roots to higher education pursuit and future work in agriculture and home economics.
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Brookings
At. State College
State College
H. M. Jones
Jones
French School Names New YCL Officers
The Young Citizens league at the French school near Bonilla elected officers for the year led by Miss Edith Brock. Albert Riel was named president, Gilbert Binger vice president, and Marion White secretary treasurer. A Halloween program and party were planned for October 31 with the next meeting set for November 2.
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YCL
Young Citizens” League of the French
Edith Brock
Albert Riel
Gilbert Binger
Marion White
Bonilla
Economics Book Awarded to Huron 4-H Clothing Exhibitor
Valois Clemmens of Huron received the book A Girls Problem in Home Economics from J. B. Lip pincots of Chicago after winning the State Champion Clothing Exhibitor of 1934. She thanks H M Jones state club leader and H K Bauernfeind editor of the Lip pincots company for the recognition.
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Champ Valois Clemmens
Huron
J. B. Lippencots of
Chicago
Watois
H M. Jones
H.K. Bauernfeind
J. B. Lippincots Company
Pupils Review For Six Weeks Tests At Prairie Enoll School
Pupils taught by Velma Mcallister study six weeks exams in history arithmetic spelling and language on Thursday and science reading civics and geography for sixth graders on Friday. A perfect white arrowhead was found near Wessington by Whiteside school pupil Beth Wittenberger notes. Wendell Miller located it near his home.
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Prairie Enoll School
Velma Mcallister
Whiteside
Wessington
Beth Wittenberger
Wendell Miller
Mothers Visiting Day Planned at Whiteside School
The Whiteside school hosts a mother’s visiting day on October 19 inviting all mothers to attend classes and observe the day’s activities.
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Dax
Whiteside School
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL DEWING Music
Appreciation of rural South Dakota music clubs highlights a fourth year focused on hymns. Home singing strengthens spiritual life, breathing, and social bonds. October hymns include Nobody Knows the Trouble I See and Day Is Dying in the West. a brief resume will follow. Deathbed Confession to the Warden of Massachusetts State Prison.
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SARAL
Dewing Music
South Dakota
William
Sherwin
The News Behind the News on Roosevelt and Sinclair
The column analyzes election rumors about Mr. Roosevelt's likely stance on New Deal policies and silver, noting expected moderation and expansion. It discusses Upton Sinclair, church campaigns, and political maneuvering, plus notes on aviation, bonds, and census practices amid the 1930s political climate.
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Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Bull
China
Farley
Upton’ Sinclair
California
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