1. The Great American Invention
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2. OK Cooperative Extension Service
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An American Tradition
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4. Inadequate Rural Schools
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Practical Education
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New Techniques
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Drift to Cities
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Pioneers
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Pioneers
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Albert B. Graham
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11. Readn’, Ritn’ and Rithmetic Not Enough
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Out of School Clubs
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First Meeting 1902
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14. Boys and Girls Participated
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15. Practical Skills Learned
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Interest Grew
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17. The Young Tried New Methods
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O.J. Kern
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“Corn Clubs”
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Land-Grant Colleges
Focus on Youth
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Other Clubs Formed
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Girls Canning Clubs
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Women Pioneers
Marie S. Cromer and Ella G. Agnew
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Girls Clubs Expanded
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25. OK Cooperative Extension Service
Seaman A. Knapp
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“Learn by Doing”
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27. Agreement between USDA and Land-Grants
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1911 Clover Adopted
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29. Head – to think, plan and reason
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30. Heart – to be kind, true and sympathetic
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31. Hands – to be useful, helpful and skillful
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32. Health – to resist disease, enjoy life and make for efficiency
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33. OK Cooperative Extension Service
4-H Today
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34. OK Cooperative Extension Service
Smith-Lever Act of 1914
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Smith-Lever Provided
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37. OK Cooperative Extension Service
Unconquerable Spirit
“To Make the Best Better”
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38. OK Cooperative Extension Service
4-H Diversifies
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39. OK Cooperative Extension Service
6.8 Million Youth
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World Wide
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Reality Experienced
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Developing Skills
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43. OK Cooperative Extension Service
The 4-H Experience
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44. Something for Everyone
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45. OK Cooperative Extension Service
A Place for Everyone
Youth
Families
Volunteers
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46. The Great American Invention
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