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County Farm Peveau and 4-H Club News
Humboldt County Farm Bureau and Township Women's Committee met at Town Hall in Humboldt on Monday afternoon June 6. President Mrs. Troy Day presided. Reports from the District meeting at Mason City April 39 were shared. Miss Hewitt previewed Home Project meetings for fall and winter. Plans discussed for choir robes for Rural Women's Chorus, and booths at County and State Fairs. 29 members attended and adjourned to meet July 25. Vaccination School scheduled with $3 enrollment. a three to four hour course grants lifetime vaccination permit to vaccinate dogs and obtain serum and virus for cholera control. Corrections issued for 1949-1950 4-H officers. Avery Crave and Lake Farm Bureau meetings set in June with 4-H demonstrations and parliamentary practice. New freezing bulletin available June detailing containers and methods for freezing foods, free to county residents. DDT spraying plan for corn borer control offered with $2.85 per acre. Kenneth Dilly to supervise. Various 4-H clubs listed as attendees and delegates for state convention. Marian Guinn has ten years in 4-H lab work and received certificate and bronze. awards given to leaders. Rally Day results and new Wright County 4-H officers announced. Wright County reaccredited on the TB testing program for three years. tests to continue until three clean tests are achieved. Local veterinarians involved.