Ships of progress built by Iowa Farm Bureau leaders
At the Towa Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting R K Bliss describes Farm Bureau as building ships. Workmanship fellowship acquaintanceship friendship and sportsmanship are core ships, followed by partnership leadership citizenship and stewardship shaping better farming homes and rural communities to strengthen national security and food supply.
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R. K. Bliss
Towa
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Iowa
United States
Bureay
Acqualnidd
Barsan
Far Bureau
Ike Bentlemen
Towata
Thin
Staesf
University of Hard Knocks
Iowa Farm Bureaus
Seader Thast
Farm Bureau Io
Interior
U. S
Monday Night Meeting Forms 4-H Girls and Boys Clubs
In Plattville township at Pacific Junction school a 4-H girls club and a Bow and Lecture boys club were formed with 19 girls and 14 boys. Mrs. Claude May to lead the girls club. Bow and Litter club members will buy bred sows to raise pigs next year. An oyster supper followed as families celebrated the new clubs.
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Plattville Township
Misa Gladys Bradley
Otha Wearin
Farm Bureau
Pacific Junction School
Claude May
Pacific
Mills County
Unified support for expanding 4-H club work across states
Forty eight extension directors from all states voted without dissent that 4-H club work merits future development. The program is seen as vital for rural uplift, benefiting boys and girls, agriculture, homes, and the nation. National farmers’ groups plan to expand club activities and enroll more youth in coming years.
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United States
Farmers’ Organization
Ion Gud
Bals
Eral Aire Lake
Joe Aigia
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