Industry Teams With Farm Youth In 4-H Program
Industry groups support two million 4 H Club members with incentives totaling 400000 annually. Funds aid awards and leader training across projects from canning to tractor maintenance. Guy L Noble notes 4 H youth learn by doing with 225000 volunteer leaders under Extension Service guidance. The 1950 National 4 H Congress meets at Chicago November 26 with 150 college scholarships and 11100 state and national champions attending. Winners receive Savings Bonds, watches, medals for 20 projects and county honors recognition.
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Local youths face court over shop thefts and vandalism
Seven juveniles aged 14 to 18, including two girls, faced Judge Alder after unlawfully entering Ashley alley Sports and Appliance Shop and Jack's Bicycle Shop. Merchandise valued at about 1100 was stolen, some recovered, with two boys later shooting a cow and other animals. The group, aided by a past night entry scheme, were placed on probation with restitution to be paid.
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Sadhe Alder
Swett Ranch
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Jack Cook
Ashley Valley
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Mrs. Cook
Pigs Lacking Soil Access Show Anemia From Copper Deficiency
Research notes anemia in pigs fed diets with high copper or lacking soil exposure, linking mineral balance and iron transport. The finding highlights environmental factors in swine health and cautions on mineral management for pigs raised without soil access.
Poor Relations and the Rich Kin Exposed by Lamb
A fragment recounts Charles Lamb's satire Poor Relations where rich relatives are mocked. It portrays a wealthy man visiting a poor cousin, judging attire, manners, and hospitality while offering petty gifts. The piece notes how laughter shifts to discomfort as the host seeks a response to the intruding elite.
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Charles Lamb
Pices Lamb
Leva Weugheh Lamb
Fifth Avenue
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Ful Pauper Explains Kind Guests and Uncle George
A frail speaker tells visitors that the guests are generous while noting Uncle George at the poorhouse is kept briefly free after meals. The wording reflects archaic phrasing and fragmentary speech.
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George
Paraliism Reverd parailinih maker legend ends life
A historic figure described as a paraliism revenant lived in wealth and died after a period of term reproduction. The account notes the maker's reputation and the later revival of interest in his craft within regional archives.
The People Weigh The Facts On Socialized Medicine
The people studied the case for and against socialized medicine in the American manner. They concluded no country surpasses America in medical leadership and progress driven by able doctors teachers nurses and scientists working in laboratories where science metals are master.
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