4-H Club Conference Plans Noted In Lincoln 4-H Leaders
A long article outlines a statewide 4-H conference with sessions on nutrition home economics and animal husbandry. Gov. Val Peterson will address the annual banquet at the Lincoln Hotel on Friday night and a Douglas County 4-H group will perform a South Pacific skit. Leaders from eastern Nebraska and counties across the state are invited to participate and contact county agents for attendance.
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Val Peterson
Lincoln Hotel
Douglas County
Chicago
Charles K. Kemp
First Christian Church
Custer County
Wayne Bath
Auburn
Northern Ireland
Nebraska
Lincoln
North Platte
4-H Club Leader Training Slated for Jan 23 26
About 300 4-H club leaders are expected at the annual leader training conference at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture January 23 to 26. The event is sponsored by the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben the Cooper Foundation and Standard Oil Indiana. Training will cover clothing foods homemaking animal husbandry conservation dairy and tractor club leadership. A similar program will be held at North Platte February 30 to March 1. The Lincoln Hotel hosts the opening Wednesday evening with a candlelight installation of officers by the University 4-H club. T. T. Martin will speak Thursday morning on Understanding Boys and Girls of 4-H Club Age and Simple Methods of Teaching in 4-H Club Work. A panel will discuss Maintain-
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University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
Cooper Foundation
Standard ‘Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
North Plattean
Lincoln
University
Rushville
T. T. Martin
Missouri State
Young Farmers Seek International Farm Youth Exchange Seekers
The University of Nebraska Extension Service will select participants for the 1952 International Farm Youth Exchange in Nebraska on February 1 from applicants already received. Eligible are high school graduates aged 20 to 30 who are unmarried with no dependents and ready to promote the program and American farm life.
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International Farm
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
United States
Europe
Nathan Gold
Lincoln
Better Insurance Protection For Farm and Household Workers
Farm and household workers are now covered by social security with the same old age and survivors protection as other workers. Rights accrue from regular farm or private household work, with earnings determining retirement or survivor benefits. Coverage requires 60 days with the same employer over three months for farm workers and 24 or more days in three months for household workers, with weekly regularity meeting the test.
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H. F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff Social Security Office
Himelf
Benjamin
Telegraph Ad Promises Fast Service for Rubber Stamps
The notice advertises quick delivery of rubber stamps and related services by The Telegraph, highlighting efficiency and reliability for business use.
Bluff Nebraska Social Security Office Information
The Bluff Nebraska social security office at 9 East 16th Street downstairs in the Flynn Building offers to provide further information to farm and household workers and can furnish booklets and pamphlets explaining the law in detail.
Speeds Up Waving With New Bobby Wave Kit
A new home wave kit named Bobbi speeds styling by eliminating winding on curlers. Using bobby pins girls can set style and wave hair in one step, aided by simple paper clips for securing. The Telegraph describes a compact, time saving method for home hairstyling.
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