The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-09-15

ship for the state in the AYRSHIRE
cattle class; T. A. Erickson, state
boys and giTls club leader, University
of Minnesota; and Herman Roe, pres
ident of the Minnesota State Agricul-
tural Society.
AS it's contribution to the evenings
program, WCCO featured the Venet-
ian Trio with popular numbers on the
accordion, guitar and violin; Hide
garde Hoppe, xylophonist; George
Hamilton in Joel Chandler Harris
stories; Auzie Shoffner, president and
"blue". singer Gilbert Stinson, saxo-
phonist. An additional attraction of
the evening, provided by the Civic &
Commerce Association, was series
of comic dances by Fred Will, accom-
panied by Vivida Flesch on the piano.
The cheering contest was won by
the Wilkins County group after a
spirited contest in which St. Louis,
Redwood and Wilkins counties were
asked by the judges to repeat their
yells.
Dinner and the cheering contest
concluded, the All club members were
officially welcomed by Mr.. Tenney
the response to their welcome being
given by Clarence Bundy.
In his talk, Mr.. Erickson, state club
leader, explained the motive behind
All club work, complimented the boys
and girls on their success during the
year and emphasized the responsible
ity laid upon them not only to keep
up their activity in interest in club
work and agricultural development
work, but also to interest others in
similar activities. "You boys and
girls must provide leadership. To be
a success in All club work you must
be interested not only in the work but
also in influencing others to take it
up" Mr.. Erickson said.
Urging continued interest in club
work, Mr.. Tenney informed the boys
and girls that the business men of
Minneapolis are interested in boys
and girls club work as evidenced by
the banquet and entertainment pro-
vided for the champions by the Min
neapolis Civic & Commerce Associa-
ton each year. Through your eff
FORTS" Mr.. Tenney told his hearers
"our state is leading the nation in club
project activities. We know that
prosperity in this state depends on
agricultural prosperity and we feel
that you boys and girls are helping
to solve the important problems fac
ing the state today. We are mighty
proud to have you winners with us
tonight and our only request is that
when you return to your communities
you let it be known that the business
men of Minneapolis are your friends
and that they appreciate the work you
are doing"
In his short response to Mr.. Ten
ney's remarks, Clarence Bundy, rep
resenting the All clubs, expressed
appreciation of the efforts made by
the business men to advance agrlcul
tural development in Minnesota.
The necessity of community mind
edness" was pointed out by Mr.. Roe
'You boys and girls" he said, "th'
pick of the state, must be misslonarie
and strive for a greater Minnesota
1t is to you to look beyond individual
attainment to community welfare
What you have learned in your clu
work and here at the State Fair yo
must spread throughout your com
munities so the whole state may b
benefited.
"More and more each year the wor
of the All club is coming to domlr
ate the State Fair with the result ths
the entire exhibit is planned aroun
the accomplishments of the boys an
girls. To you the nation is lookln
and upon you depepends America
prosperity
Mr.. Tenney called upon numbe
of Minneapolis and Minnesota bus
ness men and state officials and O.
ficers of agricultural organizations
rise and greet the boys and girls
the audience as follows:
F. E. Murphy, Mayor George
Leach and Mrs. Leach, c. H. Case
S. D. Andrews, John Burgess, c.
Kenaston, F. w. Peck, w. H. Bren
ner, w. E. Briggs, M. O. Grangaar
H. N. Owen, Joe M. Paul, W. Chan
berlain, George H. Adams, Geore
/ Freeman, w. "A. Zaloudek, H. D. HUI
son, John A. PerLee, j. H. Elliso
H. S. Funston, Walter Hadlick,
1 D. Tenney, H. H. Williams, H.
3 Mag, DIR. A. N. Bessessen, Karl D.
/ Laittre, Henry Bellows, G. S. SteN
art and T. H. Bauer, all of Minneap
Y lis; Herman Roe, Northfield; c. y
I Glotfeldter, Waterville; L. W. Kul
and State Secretary of Agriculture
J. Holmberg of St. Paul. An ovatit
4 was accorded each of these individual
as they appeared.
The Dairy Show Committee OF Il
4 Minneapolis Civic & Commerce A
ISOLATION, under whose auspices tt
v annual banquet of the All club char
& pions was staged, is as follows:
n H. Ellison, F. E. Murphy, ]. M. Pal
u John A. PerLee and w. H. Bremner
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r. Serkland were vi
\ itors in Minneapolis one day la
% week.
n Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Weimerskirs
Y Minnoann