The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-16
Achievement
Day Success
full Turnout
Thirteen Clubs Represented
Over 200 Boys and Girls
Present
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Excellent Exhibits of Live
stock and Poultry-Win-
ners Announced

y, Livestock Achievement Day, of
the Stearns County All Clubs, held
at the Fair Grounds, in this city,
tuesday, was a successful event.
There were a large number of ex-
htbits in all entries and these Great
ed considerable comment and in
terest.
The program given in the grand
stand in the afternoon was inter
esting. It was made up of talks
and musical numbers by the Phil
lips Little German Band, from st.
Martin. P. A. Swenson, instructor
IN the University Farm School,
gave an interesting short talk, and
VIM. F. Munich, Of the State Dept.
OF Conservation, gave an interest
ing discourse on Conservation"
and its application by the boys and
girls Of the All Clubs. r. H. Glib
erson, Dist. All leader, helped with
the assembly work. Supt Boerger,
OF st. Cloud, was also present and
lent his assistance.
j. N. Drew gave an exhibition
and instruction in archery. This
will be added to All Club work as
a project during the coming year.
All of the exhibits of livestock,
poultry, corn, potatoes, and the
demonstrations in agricultural pur-
suits, home Identification, bird
house building, and canning were
excellent.
Thirteen of the fourteen clubs In
the county were represented. These
clubs constitute over 200 boys and
girls interested in the work. Many
of the winners In Tuesdays events
will not be able to enter State Fair
competition, owing to the fact
that they are too young. Two
thirds of the members are under
Is years old, and one-third Of them
are under twelve years of age.
The Health Contest in Stearns
County was an important event at
the Livestock Achievement Day.
DR.. ]. F. Dubois, State Medical
Examiner, Sank Centre, had
charge Of the examination. Those
participating in the contest must
have kept health record this year
in addition to their regular All
project. Stearns County's health
lest All boy and All girl have been
asked to be guests of the Benton
County Fair Board at the Benton
County Fair, Saturday afternoon,
August Is. Miss Hester Staples or
Miss Stearns" the style revue
queen, has also been invited as a
guest.
The dance in the evening, spon-
sored by the members of the Sank
Centre Fire Department, was fair
ly well attended.
The winners in the various de-
partments are as follows:
Holsteins-1st Year: Lee Dold,
LIST; Earl Boldt, 2nd; Donald Good
paster, Bird.
Holsteins-2nd Year: Leo Dold,
LIST; Junior Vandesteeg, End;
Holsteins-3rd Year: Junior Van
desteeg, LIST. 60
Guernseys-1st Year: Dorothy
Kruger, LIST; Daniel Kruger, End;
Louis Steman, Ord.
Guernseys - 2nd Year: Lowell
Cess, LIST.
, : ferseyYlst Year: Lilah Kruger
Jersey-2nd Year: Lilah Krug-
er, LIST.
Brown Swiss: Victor Winter, LIST;
Harold Kunkel, End; Donald Kun
KEEL, 3rd; Edmund Auer, 4th.
State Fair Trip-Dairy: Lilah
Kruger, LIST; Dorothy Kruger, End;
Leo bold, 3rd.
Dual Purpose Heifer: Bernard
Otte, LIST; Glen Miller, 2nd; Neal
Heitke, Bird.
Baby Beef: Conrad Zehrer, LIST.
Ton Litter: Russell Brummet, LIST.
Barrows: Bernard Haag, LIST,
John e. Haag, End; Theo Engel,
3rd; Gordon Goodpaster, 4th; An
drew Auer, 9Th.
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