Fayette County Farm Bureau Picnic and Sports Festival Planned
Fayette County Farm Bureau announces the annual Picnic and Sports Festival at University campus on Friday June 27 with a noon picnic dinner and a short program. The event includes a 4-H Boys Softball Tournament semi finals and first round games list including Putnam, Scott, Banks, Center Alphays, and others. Rally Day drew 118 4-H girls from 12 clubs to showcase projects, elect officers, and present a Good Citizens Good Neighbors pageant. A Soil Conservation Tour highlighted erosion control practices at Strong and Rothlisberger farms, while Latin American speakers join the 4-H convention with plans for a cross cultural program and discussions on rural education and living standards.
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Farm Bureau
Ueter Lews University
J. F. Ingels
West Univn
Med Cheiman
Tresco
L. A. K. Mes
Grant Kiel
Homer Chapman
Fayette
Carl E. Miehe
Maynard
L. A. Kiel
Putnam
Scott
Banks
Center
Alphays
Winesor
Westfield
Alyria-Valley
Union-Dever
Suthfield
Jefferson
Oran
Fremont
Harlan
Fayette County
Gus Belschner
Fairfield
Belschner
Carmen Seedorff
Lucky Clevers
Floy Morgan
Scott Club
Mary Delight Bell
Jefferson Club
Arlene Amundson
Clermont Club
Virginia Rummel
Lorraine Kitch
Bethel Windsor
Orphe Allen
Maxine Grafenberg
Union
Latin America
Herlan
Bethel-Windsor
Wr. T. Diamond
Avenie Patridge
Bethel
Flory Morgan
Mary Delight Bell Jefferson
Margaret Hahn
Punam
Allene Amundson
Diermor
Betty Stolle
Ruth Dickinson
Mary Corkery
Leonore Glass
Phylis Hof
Mary Dehert Bell
Leonore Putnam
Eleazor Gay
Maxine Grafenders
Iraine Kitch
Ruth Divison
Smithfield
Ruth Ingels
Nellie Tellin
FT + Morgan
Clermont
Genevievebit
Jeanette Jardie
Fiox Morgan
Frances Heitler
Eines Everetts
Tawa State Cilege
A. J. Kindred
Farett
Paul E McElroy
Fred Insets
Comitee
Grant Lauer
John King
Luneseen
King
Food tips for selectee care packs from Mary Barber
Mary Barber of the United States Army Quartermaster Corps advises home economists to pack shelf stable sweets for troops. Cookies cakes and candies travel best though items should be sturdy to survive tossing and jostling in tents. Recipes include butter sugar eggs flour spices currants nuts evaporated milk bars and cookies for camp use with bake times and temperatures.
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Mary Barber
Foord
United States Quartermaster’ Corps
American Dietetic Association
Brazil
Latin Americans to Attend 4-H Girls Convention
A Latin American delegation joins the 4-H Girls Convention in Ames Iowa. Nida Nurses de Prién and Frances Dalys ferv of Panama will model public health and education programs. A Pan American editor and Colombia University graduate leads efforts to raise living standards and agri education through the program.
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Ames
Towa
Nida
Dei Prién
Frances Dalys
Panema
Wil Exenar
Ty Furice
Latr Gener
Ayduate
Sebrol
Crate
Colombia University
Visu. Nl
Pan Ameraum
Mics
Vres
Chaugvar Debar’ment of Agriculture
Women and in Ame: Rural Chile methods at Pan American Union
Mrs Concha Romero James Division of Intellectual Cooperation Pan American Union attends Fridzs convention to speak on Women and in Ame Among visiting speakers is Mrs Blanche Brother Spanking St Paul Minn former Town cars girl who rose to 4-H leader in Iowa Mr Spaulding directs convention theme Building Tem or Tow Today with three talks to general assemblies Weenesay Friday afternoon and Saturday morning Dr Eihan Aller University of Iowa seed scheduled twice in a special session of farm women Adult 4-H girls leaders A symposium Youth part in National Strength Mrs Rasmonrd Sayre ck wre chairman of the sister Farm Bureau Womens Committee speaks Four 4-H panels discuss schooling nutrition craft sewing and cooking A state 4-H garden of several hundreds 4-H girls will receive intensive training by Miss Rosahid Cook from Iowa College Music Department closing morning recital Pageantry and song closing Clyde Williams Friday evening}
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Harold Storng
Strong
W. S. Rothlisberger
Iilyria
Rothlisberger
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Delares
Latin America
Iowa
Nilda Nunez del Prado
Bolisia
Frances Dalys Estoffery
Panama
Hoons General Assembly
Concha Rimero James
Division of Intelectual Cooperation
Pan American Union
Graciela Madujano
Law School of Chile
Cari Tbia University
New York
Department of Agriculture
Chile
Tatemerica
B . Brothert Spauld
Club
Waters
Homemakers
Concha Romero James
Intellectual Cooperation
Fridzs
Blanche Brother Spanking
St. Paul Minn
Jeader
Inne
Spaulding
Eihan Aller
Siste Urise
Rasmonrd Sayre
Ckwre
Plan Four Youth Camps In Iowa
Roby Co Clark of Iowa State College reports four district rural youth camps for 4-H ages this summer. Sponsored by the Iowa Young Pennies Assembly Camps, the events run June 13 15 at Tose Park Spirit Like June 20 2 Abe Lincoln Davenport 6 Lake Ane ole Aug 1 3. The camps will cover re enact no how policies of the se e fence beard and their impact on young men.
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Armes
Roby Co. Clark
Iowa State College
Iowa Young Pennies Assembly
Tose
Te Park
Abe Lincoln
Davenport
Lake Aneole
Fragmented Dent Street Notice from City Department
Unclear OCR fragment references a department print capability and delivery work. Contains garbled phrases about printing, service, and guarantees without coherent details or identifiable names, dates, or places.
Wapsie Valley DHIA Report and 4-H Maidens Field Day
May 1941 dairy data shows multiple farms with cow counts and average milk and fat per cow. Summary notes include total cows, dry cattle, and fat production ranges. The 4-H Maidens Club held its May meeting at Dorothy Cls home with leaf hike and Rally Day planning for Verda and Verna Fulton.
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Wapsie Valley
DHIA
Ad Magnuson
G. H
R. H
Dorothy Cl
Verda
Verna Fulton
Hazleton 4-H Club Meetings Highlight Sewing and Ambition
Hazleton 4-H Happy Hustlers clubs held multiple meetings at local homes, with roll calls on fashion and personal care, sewing on buttons, and shoe selection talks. Two visitors attended. refreshments followed. Luela Kunkle named delegate to Ames. best girl honors awarded to Helen Buckman. County 4-H convention plans announced with leaders from Iowa, NGT, and state Farm Bureau involvement. A FFA/4-H meeting planned shows, tours, judging, and sports festival outlines. Newly Wed meeting set for June 25 in Independence.
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Hazleton
Happy Hustlers
Jean Menzel
C. E. Hillman
Zona
Helen Buckman
Hazleton Hanpy Hustlers
FFA
Lyle Fuller
Irwin
J. D. Fuller
James C. Green
Iowa Farm Bureau
Independence
Iowa Baby Chick Production Up Despite Loose Text
Iowa hatcheries report 17 percent more baby chicks produced up to May 1 this year over last year. A survey by W. M. Vernon at Iowa State College covers 102 of 680 hatcheries, totaling about one third of state production, with an expected 23.7 million chicks this year versus 19.5 million last year. The rise follows higher poultry prices and longer hatch runs to meet demand.
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Ames
Iowa
W. M. Vernon
Extension Poultryman
Iowa State College
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Tv
Iso
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Lowa
Slugs Causing Much Damage To Roses
Slugs damage roses and a home garden in town with reports of dernisx dust use on affected plants. Instructions direct readers to place orders through the local post or rego office for remedies and supplies.
May Dairy Herd Rankings Across Four Districts Reported
The May reports from D H I A No 1 to No 4 list top herds and cows by milk and fat production. Highlights include Ralph L. Bowe’s Brown Swiss herd with 1243 pounds milk and 31.1 pounds fat, Holstein leaders like Kuper & Hardy of Oelwein with 1789 pounds milk, and Guernsey leaders such as J H Bassett & Son of Arlington with 1370 pounds milk. Each district cites high producing cows and counts of milking vs dry cows, with district totals ranging from 438 to 537 cows tested and average outputs around 800 to 1100 pounds of milk per herd and about 35 to 46 pounds of fat per herd.
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Sam Alshouse
Ralph L. Bowe
F. F. Hamiett
Lamont—P. B. A
W. G. Lincoln & Son
Oeceliwem
P. B
G. H
J. H. Bassett & Son
Arlington
G. G
Imone
J. A. Downer & Son
Aurora
Bon Barco
P. B.H
G. A. Busse & Son
Lamont—P. B
Wilkinson & Miehe
Fayette
Walter Falck
Lamont
Alshouse & Derflinger
Holstein
Kuper & Hardy, Oelwein
Guernsey
Ralph L. Bowers
Jersey
A. McLeish & Sons
Oelwein
Kenneth Enderland
Walter Plaht
Clermont
Dr. D. C. Sperry
Fayette— R
Smith & Gray
Maynard—R and
G.H
Herman Pape
West Union
G. J
Walter Kruemper
Arlington —R
Noel Campbell
Hawkeye
Volga— R
Arthur Gildner
Sumner
R. H
Arthur Schmelzer
Kari Miller
Elgin—R
G. B.S
Ngh
Smith & Gray, Marnard
Dr D C F
D. HH. L A
Norboam & Son
C. J. Decker & Son
Westgate
Floyd Gilley
Maynard
P. B H
C. J. Meyer & Son
Geo. A. Simpson
P B.H
H. A. Mabon
Randalia
W. T. Fuller
Arington
Fred Steegé
G_ G
W. A. Notbehm & Son
H. A . Mabon
Bandalla
King & Riederien
Ayrshire
Fred Hoe
Ed Mescher
Jerry Spencer
Arbe Schroeder
Kenneth J. Kerr
Postville
John Lueder & Sons
West Union G. G
Olson & Estey
Tom Hanson
Elgin
Max Medberry
Irving Deering
Clermont— P. B
Harry Cline & Sons
Elgin P. B
Edwin Chenswold
Irving Deer
Ing. Clermont
John Mathews
Paul Stewart And His Triplet Calves
In Iowa a farmer named Paul Stewart shows three newborn triplet calves with the mother nearby. The scene highlights the farm life and the bond between calf and dam. A local agricultural note mentions Farm Service Company services for printing and quick deliveries.
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Paul Stewart
Iowa
Lows Farm Service Company
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