Educational needs having implications for the home economics program: Out of school youth of Audubon, Iowa - Esther Claire Keith (Iowa State College, 1941)

Evaluation in the 4-H vegetable garden project, Massachusetts, 1939 - Fred P. Frutchey; Earle H. Nodine; George E. Erickson (Extension Service Circular, 1941)
includes instrument

Partial and preliminary report of study of local 4-H club programs in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. - Barnard D. Joy (United States Department of Agriculture, 1941)

State leaders in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota - Ray A. Turner; Barnard D. Joy (Ag Extension Service Stencil 1012-41, 1941)

A study of 4-H club local leadership in New Mexico - Ruth Lohman Smith (1941)

A study of 4-H local leadership in New Mexico - Erwin H. Shinn; George R. Hatch (Extension Service Circular, 1941)

A study of former 4-H club members in United States attending agricultural colleges, 1940-1941 - Ray A. Turner (USDA Agr. ES Stencil No. 195-41, 1941)
bibliography

A study of the educational growth of 4-H food preservation club members - Massachusetts, 1939 - Fred P. Futchey; Tena Bishop (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1941)
includes instrument

Tentative conclusions from study of local 4-H club programs in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota - Ray A. Turner; Barnard D. Joy (Extension Service Stencil, 1941)

Trends in organized service groups for rural youth, Sedgwick County, Kansas, 1920-1940 - Guy Thompson Gebhardt (Wichita State University, 1941)

The value of home visits in 4-H homemaking projects - Jean Shippey (USDA Graduate School, 1941)

Volunteer leaders are essential to the 4-H program: A study of local leadership in 4-H club work in Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin - Barnard D. Joy; M. H. Coe; T. Erickson; Grace Rowntree; Ray A. Turner (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1941)
includes instrument

4-H club and older youth studies: Some findings, bibliography and studies in progress - Barnard D. Joy (Extension Service Circular, 1940)

The 4-H clubs forge ahead: Report of National 4-H club work - Ray A. Turner (ES Circular 330, 1940)

4-H demonstration study - R. E. Cameron (1940)
bibliography

The 4-H member's book (circular): 4-H members record books from 17 states were checked against 15 criteria - W. H. Palmer (1940)
Summary of study included in circular; bibliography

The essentials of a handbook for local 4-H club leaders - Mylo S. Downey (University of Maryland, 1940)

Factors in the occupational adjustment of rural youth in Whitman County, Washington - Donald Joseph Boque (State College of Washington [Washington State University], 1940)

Factors which influence farm girls for or against participation in 4-H club work and enrollment in home economic classes in Greene County, Iowa - Edith Margaret Everett (Iowa State College, 1940)
Title reads: "high" economics

History of girls' 4-H club work in Hays County - Audrey Dolores Herron (Southwest Texas State University, 1940)

Negro youth and the U.S. Employment Service--4-H clubs and the New Farmers of America - S. B. Simmons (The Journal of Negro Education, 1940)
Review of the U.S. Employment Service, 4-H clubs and the New Farmers of America programs and their benefits for black youth

An overall view of the Extension system - Wilmer Bassett (1940)
paper in Joy-Crile 1941

A planned recreation program for 4-H clubs - Blanche Brobeil (Extension Service Circular, 1940)

Rural youth adjustment in selected areas of Teton County, 1925-1940 - Glen V. Vergeront (Montana State University, 1940)

Some factors affecting the vitality of local 4-H clubs - Paul M. Thayer (American University, 1940)

Some factors affecting the vitality of local 4-H clubs - P. W. Thayer (1940)
National Archives

Still more former 4-H club members attend agricultural college - Ray A. Turner (USDA Agr. Ext. Service Stencil No. 186-40, 1940)

A study of 4-H local leadership in South Carolina - Leon O. Clayton (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1940)
Instrument included

A study of a group of 2,453 former 4-H club members in 11 states (paper also included in Box 18, titled: What has happened to 4-H club members, 7 pp.) - Erwin H. Shinn (Experimental Service Circular, 1940)

A study of junior leadership in 4-H club work - Henry A. Pflughoeft (American University, 1940)
A study of 402 Kansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Missouri 4-H clubs with 366 junior leaders assisting. Some sources indicate that the study was published in 1939.

A study of selected conditions, practices and opinions of youth in Greenville County extension rural youth clubs - Ruby Pearson (Furman University, 1940)

Ten years of 4-H club work in the State of Washington - Henry M. Walker (Extension 4-H Circular 52, 1940)

The use of radio in 4-H club work - Lillian A. Murphy (George Washington University, 1940)
Also published in USDA Extension Service Circular 352

What 4-H clubs need to succeed: A study of some factors in Spokane County, Washington affecting the enrollment and completions in 4-H club work for years 1936, 1937 and 1938 - Hilmer Axling; Henry M. Walker (WA 4-H Circular 51, 1940)

Where are we going in the 4-H program? An anniversary year study of central states figures 1914-1939 - Ray A. Turner (1940)

Why 4-H members do not reenroll? - Kenneth H. Anderson (1940)

4-H club work: Effect on capability and personal quality - David Edgar Lindstrom; Walker Myrick Dawson (Agriculture Experiment Station Bulletin, 1939)
Presented at National 4-H Congress

4-H club work: Effect on capacity and personal quality - David Edgar Lindstrom; W. M. Dawson (Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin, 1939)

An analysis of the social and economic background of elected agricultural leadership in six Arkansas counties - Celma B. Gilliland (University of Wisconsin, 1939)

An anniversary year summary of former 4-H club members attending college - Ray A. Turner (USDA Ex. Service Stencil No. 110-39, 1939)

The characteristics and interest-problems of boys and girls of 4-H club age - Grace Elma Covey (Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1939)

A comparative study of problems, situations and interests of rural unmarried youth, 16-25 years of age in two Maryland areas - Gussie Randall (University of Maryland, 1939)

The Danish System of group judging - Dwight M. Seath (Kansas State College, 1939)

The educational values as found in 4-H clubs of Neosho County, Kansas - Bertha Irene McMillan (Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg, 1939)

Educational values in 4-H club work - Harvey Earl Tyson (Arizona State University, 1939)

Evaluation criteria for effective 4-H local leadership - Paul J. Dixon (University of Maryland, 1939)

Implications of studies of selectivity and the effect on capability and personal quality of 4-H club work in Illinois - David Edgar Lindstrom (National Club Congress, 1939)
Paper presented at the National Club Congress

An investigation of 4-H club work in Cabell County, West Virginia - Alberta Heck Cummings (Ohio University, Athens, 1939)

Membership in certain youth organizations affecting the behavior of high school students, Cedar Rapids, Iowa - Alice Belle Salter (Cornell University, 1939)

Organizational activities of older youth in Bedford County - Homer Hanson Martz (Penn State College, 1939)

Problems of 4-H local leaders in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: One thousand one hundred and thirty leaders furnished information about their seven most difficult problems in leading local 4-H clubs - Barnard D. Joy; W. Palmer; H Ainsworth; A. Kettunen; E. T. Pilchard (USDA Agricultural Extension Service Circular, 1939)
One thousand, one hundred and 30 leaders furnished information about their 7 most difficult problems in leading local 4-H clubs: Training judging teams, training demonstration teams, getting youth people interested in 4-H club work, getting parents to feel like they are an active part of 4-H club working, making the club program a year-round one, holding members 15 to 20 years, getting members to plan their own program.

The recreation activities of rural youth in Waller County, Texas - Frieda Estelle Rhone (A&M College of Texas [Texas A&M University], 1939)

A study of the clothing practices of a selected group of 4-H club girls in Kansas - Alice Charlotte Linn (Kansas State College, 1939)

Twenty-five years of 4-H club work: Analysis of statistical trends with special reference to 1938 - Barnard D. Joy (Extension Service Circular, 1939)

4-H and non 4-H club members in Pottawatomie County high schools - Chester Ashford (Oklahoma State University, 1938)

4-H club work marches on: A review of achievements in 1937 - C. A. Sheffield (Extension Service Circular, 1938)

4-H students in college activities - Weber H. Peterson (Montana State College, 1938)

A compilation of values of 4-H club work from statements of parents, agents, leaders and former members - Harriet F. Johnson (1938)

Consumer-buying information available from the federal government and its application to 4-H club work - Winifred S. Perry (American University and USDA Graduate School, 1938)

Contributions of 4-H club work to good family living with suggestions for increasing these contributions - Ruth Durrenberger (USDA Graduate School, 1938)
Payne Fund student USDA 4-H Fellow

A decade of 4-H in college: A statistical study of former 4-H club members enrolled as students in agricultural and home economics courses at state college of agriculture in the Central States - Ray A. Turner (USDA Agr. Ext. Service, Stencil No. 104-38, 1938)
As reported by State Club Leaders

Factors affecting the length of 4-H club membership - Ernest Theodore Itschner (University of Missouri, 1938)

Returns of the investment and activities of former 4-H leadership school delegates. - C. P. Lang (PA State College Extension Service, 1938)

Rural youth in agricultural extension - Robert Crowthers Clark (1938)
annotated summary of a survey in 11 Ohio counties; bibliography

Scholastic achievements, leadership activities and subsequent occupations of Iowa State College home economics students with 4-H club experience - Helen Hammo Hunter (Iowa State College, 1938)

Situation, problems and interests of unmarried rural young people, 16-25 years of age - J. V. Highfill; Bernard D. Jay (1938)

Situations, problems and interests of unmarried rural young people 16-25 years of age - Utah - Barnard D. Joy; D. P. Murray (Extension Service Circular, 1938)
includes instrument

Some principles in Extension teaching as applied to 4-H work with farm boys and girls - Erwin H. Shinn (National 4-H Club Camp [Extension Service Circular 289], 1938)
Presented at National 4-H Club Camp [Extension Service Circular 289]

A study of 4-H club local leadership in St. Lawrence County, New York, 1938 - Bert J. Rogers (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1938)
Five important findings from the study. Instrument included

A study of 4-H local leadership In New Hampshire, 1937 - C. B. Wadleigh (Extension Service Circular, 1938)
instrument included

A study of rural girls' appreciation of family life as revealed by 4-H club record-histories - Alpha Evelyn Lynn (Cornell University, 1938)
Analysis of 4-H club girls' record histories in two Texas counties were analyzed to extract the recorded instances of appreciation of family life relationships; appreciation of home and farm activities, their results, and products; appreciation of relative values which were weighted in the girls' selection of their activities; and materials contribution.

Teaching conservation of wildlife through 4-H clubs - Ruth Lohmann (US Dept. Agr. Ext. Serv & Bur. Biol. Survey Misc. Pub. 291, 1938)

Who joins 4-H clubs? - Barnard D. Joy (Agricultural Extension Service Review, 1938)

4-H goes to college - Ray A. Turner (USDA Ag. Ext. Service Stencil No. 107-37, 1937)

4-H local leadership - Wisconsin - Grace Rowntree; V. Varney (1937)

A boy and girl fact survey - C. I. Hummel (Annual report of state Club leader, 1937)

Charts and data on 4-H leaders: Parts 1 and 2 - National Committee Boys' and Girls' Club work (1937)
Charts and report by Analytical Tabulating Management , Inc.

Do former 4-H club members go to college? A statistical study of former boys' and girls' 4-H club members enrolled as students in agriculture and home economics at the state colleges of agriculture in the Central States 1931-1937 - Ray A. Turner (USDA Extension Service Review, 1937)

The educational needs of out-of-school farm youth - Hale H. Brown (Kansas State College, 1937)

An evaluation of some educational objectives of 4-H club work as expressed by 952 former club members now in college - Erwin H. Shinn (U.S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service Circular, 1937)
Objectives of 4-H club work were evaluated by 952 college students who were former 4-H members in 23 states. These objectives were: health, recreation, economic, aesthetic, ethical and civic.

An evaluation of the program offered to rural young people by the Agricultural Extension Service of Iowa State College - Margaret Isobel Crowe (Iowa State College, 1937)

Interests and experiences of 4-H club members 15 to 20 years of age - Max Drake (1937)
Annual report of state club leader; bibliography

Occupations of sons and daughters of Mississippi cotton farmers - Dorothy Dickens (University of Chicago, 1937)

Older youth survey, ages 18 to 28 - James E. Tanner (1937)
bibliography

The place of prizes in the club program - T. L. Bewick (Annual report of state 4-H club leaders, 1937)

Scholastic achievements, leadership activities and subsequent occupations of Iowa State College home economics student with 4-H club experiences - Helen H. Hunter; Mary S. Lyle (1937)
Data taken from the 1933-37 college records

A study of local leadership in 4-H club work - Erwin H. Shinn (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1937)
An evaluation of some educational objectives of 4-H club work as expressed by 952 former club members now in college. A sixteen state survey of local leadership in 4-H club work: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin

A study of volunteer 4-H club leaders in Wisconsin as of 1933 - Elizabeth Salter Eby (University of Wisconsin, 1937)

Survey of older youth and young adults who were formerly 4-H club members in Indiana - Department of Agriculture Extension (1937)

The ways 4-H club advisers use in club meetings to help the 4-H members with the project - Hulda Elizabeth Horst (Annual report of state club leaders, 1937)
University probably incorrect, but this is the way its cited.

Where are we going in the 4-H club program? A brief study of central states figures - Ray A. Turner (1937)

Why 4-H club members do not reenroll - R. L. Olson (1937)

4-H club work in the life of rural youth: A thesis - Mary Eva Duthie (University of Wisconsin, 1936)

4-H local leadership - Iowa - Paul C. Taff (1936)

Brief report of boys' and girls' 4-H club work in Missouri and some research studies - University of Missouri (1936)

The educational value of 4-H Club work in Knox County - T. F. Radmacher (Indiana State Teachers College, 1936)

National 4-H club report, 1934 - Ray A. Turner (Extension Service Circular, 1936)

Occupation of former club members - Mildred Schenck (1936)
Typewritten

Organization and programs for rural young people. Summary of the 1935 annual narrative reports of state Extension directors, leaders and specialists, including many excerpts - Barnard D. Joy (Circular, 1936)

Organization of 4-H club work with emphasis on the development of the "Heart H" - Gertrude L. Warren (Extension Service Circular, 1936)

The present occupations of former 4-H club members - Ray A. Turner (USDA Ag. Ext. Service Stencil No. 967-36, 1936)

Rural youth: Married young men and women, 15-29 years of age - W. A. Anderson (Bulletin No. 649, 1936)

Selectivity of 4-H club work: an analysis of factors influencing membership - David Edgar Lindstrom; W. M. Dawson (1936)

Selectivity of 4-H club work: An analysis of factors influencing membership - David Edgar Lindstrom; W. M. Dawson (Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin, 1936)
Two publications (see Lindstrom and Dawson) are reports of a study of 2, 263 boys and girls living in 60 communities in 6 counties of Illinois. They included members, past members, and non-memebers of 4-H clubs living on farms and in town. Tests and questionnaires wree administered to study the selectivity of 4-H club work and the educational achievement of the boys and girls in several objectives of 4-H club work.

Social structure and disorganization of selected characteristics of youth in Iowa rural relief households - Frank Howard Forsyth (Iowa State College, 1936)

Statistical analysis of trends in 4-H club work with special reference to 1935 - Barnard D. Joy (Extension Service Circular, 1936)

Statistical analysis of trends in 4-H club work with special reference to 1935 - Barnard D. Joy (Circular, 1936)

A study of the possibilities for marketing farm produce grown by rural youth in the Pocono region of Pennsylvania - Roy Milford Decker (Penn State College, 1936)

Suggested procedures for incorporating home management in the 4-H club program - Mildred Ives (University of Maryland and USDA Graduate School, 1936)

Trends in club work and what lies ahead. - Clarance Beaman Smith (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1936)
bibliography

Trends in education and their relation to the 4-H club program - Juliet Lita Bane (National 4-H Congress, 1936)
4 pages
Congress presentation

Why club members do not reenroll - Kansas State College (1936)

Why club members do not reenroll - Wisconsin College of Agriculture (1936)

4-H club members attend agricultural colleges - Ray A. Turner (USDA Ag. Ext. Service Stencil No. 96-13, 1935)

An analysis of the traits of junior 4-H club leaders - William Robert Amick (Purdue University, 1935)

Boys' and girls' club work - Clarance Beaman Smith (USDA Miscellaneous Circular, 1935)
bibliography

The effectiveness of 4-H club work: A study of boys' and girls' club work in a cross-section of Middlesex County, Mass. - Meredith C. Wilson (Cooperative Extension Work, USDA, 1935)
Cooperative Extension Work, USDA

Extension studies and teaching. Organization and programs for farm young people. Excerpts from annual reports and county extension agents, 1934 - USDA (1935)
bibliography

A history of 4-H club work in the United States - Earle H. Nodine (Springfield College, Springfield Mass., 1935)

Interests and activities and problems of rural young folk. Men 15-29 years of age - W. A. Anderson; Willis Kerns (Bulletin No. 631, 1935)

The outlook for rural youth - O. E. Baker (1935)
includes graphs and charts; not specifically 4-H

Recommended policies governing 4-H club work - NASULGC [National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges] (1935)

Recommended policies governing 4-H club work: Findings and recommendations - USDA; NASULGC [National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges] (U.S. Dept Agri Extension Service, Stencil No. 9577, 1935)

The relationship of age and other factors to enrollment and continuation in 4-H club work - Lucinda Crile (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1935)
also 1933

Report of boys' and girls' 4-H clubs in the central states, 1934. Twenty years of 4-H club accomplishment - Ray A. Turner (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1935)
4-H members in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin
bibliography

Rural young people and community organizations - Eugene T. Stromberg (University of Oregon, 1935)

A study of present and former 4-H club members in New York state: Factors affecting membership tenure with suggestions and reasons for increasing the duration of 4-H club membership in the older age group - Charles Wilcox Reed (Penn State College, 1935)

The activities, interests and needs of rural young men in Genesee County, New York - Robert Willis Kerns (Cornell University, 1934)

The length of 4-H club membership. Part 1. - Barnard D. Joy (National 4-H Fellowship Student, 1934)

The length of 4-H club membership: Part II: How long do the young people who join 4-H clubs continue their membership - Barnard D. Joy (1934)
Located in Archives II, College Park, MD

Some factors influencing length of 4-H club membership - Barnard D. Joy (University of Maryland, 1934)

A study of 4-H club work in the United States, in Kansas, and in Sedgwick County, Kansas - William Monroe Garthune (Wichita State University, 1934)

Study of agricultural home economics, and 4-H club articles in representative daily and weekly newspapers for 1914 and 1930 - J. M. Stedman (1934)
abstract found in Crile 1953 rev.; bibliography

Teaching of child development through 4-H club work - Esther Mildred Friesth (USDA Graduate School, 1934)

What is being done to keep and maintain the interests of 4-H club members between the ages of 16 and 21 - Frances L. Cook (Mass. State college Spec. Rept. Ed. 77, 12 pp., 1934)
bibliography

Why 4-H club members do not reenroll, Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio - George W. Kreitler (1934)

Boys' and girls' club work, 1933 - Madge J. Reese (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1933)
bibliography

The conformity of certain 4-H club leaders and girls to color standards of the applied art staff of Iowa State College - Edna Marie Rhoads (Iowa State College, 1933)

History and development of the 4-H club movement with an outlook report on the future - Guy L. Noble (Iowa State College, 1933)
Master of Agriculture degree

Number of years of leadership of Rhode Island 4-H leaders - Lorenzo F. Kinney Jr. (1933)
In annual report of state club leader

Planning a program of extension work for older farm girls - Margaret Latimer (USDA Graduate School, 1933)

4-H rural league - Ruth Osborne (Montana State College, 1932)

Boys' and girls' 4-H club work in the United States: A selected list - Edith J. Webb (United States Department of Agriculture, Extension Service, Office of Cooperative Extension Work, 1932)
A reference list of hundreds of publications available on 4-H before 1932, gleaned from the Department of Agriculture Library, the Department of Agriculture, Office of Experiment Stations Library, the Department of Agriculture Home Economics Library, the U.S. Bureau of Education Library, the Agricultureal Index 1916-1931, Experiment Station Record,1889-1931, Monthly Catalogue United States Public Documents, 1895-1931

Do former 4-H club members go to college? A statistical study of former boys' and girls' 4-H club members enrolled as students in agriculture and home economics at the state colleges of agriculture in the central states, 1931-1932 - Ray A. Turner (1932)
A statistical study of former boys' and girls' club members enrolled as students in agriculture and home economics at the state colleges of agriculture in the central states 1931-1932
Also published in Extension Service Review, 3(7), 111

The educational and guidance values of 4-H clubs - Jason W. Jones (Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg, 1932)

The income, savings and work of boys and girls on farms in New York, 1930 - Howard Wayland Beers (NY Cornell Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin, 1932)

Why we lose 4-H club leaders - Cha(rles) Potter (1932)
bibliography

Attitudes and problems of rural youth in Pennsylvania - Allen L. Baker (Ohio State University, 1931)

Boys' and girls' club work under the Smith-Lever Act-1914-1924 - Extension Service (USDA Extension Service Circular 428, 1931)

Educational values in 4-H club work. Part 2 (Summary of data from 206 present and former 4-H members) - Erwin H. Shinn (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1931)

Educational values in 4-H club work. Part 3 (Summary of data from 150 parents of 4-H members) - Erwin H. Shinn (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1931)

Experiences of a country lass during a six weeks' trip to Europe - Mach, Viola (Chicago Mail Order Company, 1931)
Diary of Viola Mach's six week trip to Europe in 1931. Viola was a 4-H club member who placed first in South Dakota's 4-H Style Contest. She then competed in the 4-H National Style Review contest in December 1930 and won the Grand Championship. The prize was the trip to Europe.
Keywords: fashion review

Five years of boys' and girls' club work in the Western states - Madge J. Reese (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1931)

Four-H club work in West Virginia - T. L. Harris (1931)

Home-making preparation of 4-H club girls of Black Hawk County, Iowa - Merle Vi Shover (Iowa State College, 1931)

Local leadership and its training in 4-H club work - Madge J. Reese; Meredith C. Wilson (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1931)
bibliography

The outlook in agriculture in relation to 4-H club work - Clarance Beaman Smith (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1931)
bibliography

Personal problems of the girls of Pender County, North Carolina - Nora Miller (Cornell University, 1931)

A study of 4-H leadership in Kansas: An analysis of the efficiency of 555 4-H club leaders in 53 counties - C. R. Jaccard; M. H. Coe (Extension M Circular, 1931)

A study of former 4-H club members in Hancock County, Maine - Grady Ruth (1931)
In annual report of county agent

An analytical study of the activities and problems of county agricultural extension agents - Dickson Ward Parsons (Cornell University, 1930)

Boys and girls clubs as a social factor in North Dakota - Mabel Tusca Wenzel (North Dakota Agricultural College, 1930)

Catawba County, North Carolina, boys 4-H club work 1920 to 1930 - John Wade Hendricks (North Carolina State University, 1930)

County agent work - Celia A. Parsons (University of Wyoming, 1930)

Educational values in 4-H club work. Part 1 (Summary of data from 184 state and county extension workers) - Erwin H. Shinn (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1930)

Effects of club work on school work. - Florence Hamer Stubbs (Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin, 1930)

Farm family participation in lodges, grange, farm bureau, 4-H clubs, school and church: A study of 610 farm families, Madison and Union counties, Ohio, with special attention to owners and tenants - E. D. Tetreau (Department of Rural Economics Mimeo. Bulletin 29., 1930)

The money income of farm boys in a southern New York dairy region - Howard Wayland Beers (Cornell University, 1930)

The money income of farm boys in a southern New York dairy region - Howard Wayland Beers (NY Cornell Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin, 1930)

Results of study of 4-H club work and the public schools - Clarance Beaman Smith (1930)

Young people's organizations in relation to rural life in Virginia with special reference to 4-H clubs - William E. Garret (Bulletin (Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station), 1930)
With Section IV on "Effects of club work on school work" by Florence Hammer Stubbs

Club data from Extension studies - Meredith C. Wilson (Extension Service Circular 107, 1929)

Compilation of findings of the committee on project requirements reported at 1929 National Farm Boys' and Girls' 4-H club camp - Madge J. Reese; G. L. Farley; M. Wallace; T. Erickson; E. Potter (USDA Ag. Ext. Service Stencil No. 5384, 1929)

Some determinants of boys' and girls' 4-H club leadership - Clarence Wayne Ferguson (University of Missouri, 1929)

Types of farm families and effects of 4-H club work on family relations - Robert Geib Foster (Cornell University, 1929)
Includes case studies and photographs

What local leaders do: A study of the activities of 155 local Extension leaders in two Nebraska counties - M. Wilcon; C. Brokaw (Extension Service circular 115, 1929)

Why 4-H clubs work - A. M. Hulbert (Extension Service Bulletin, 1929)

The 4-H clubs as a factor in rural socialization - H. C. C. Willey (Michigan State College, 1928)

Boys' and girls' 4-H club work with special reference to Iowa - Laura Reynolds (Iowa State College, 1928)

The effectiveness of extension work in Daggett and Stephenson Communities, Menominee County, Michigan - Karl Knaus (Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan, 1928)

An evaluation of 4-H club activities in terms of educational objectives - Otto Clement Croy (Cornell University, 1928)

Objectives in a program of rural-life improvement - Erwin H. Shinn (Extension Service Circular, 1928)
specifically p. 7

The place of 4-H clubs in the American system of public education - A. C. True (USDA Extension Service Circular, 1928)
bibliography

Report of the standardization committee, National Farm Boys' and Girls' 4-H club camp - Madge J. Reese; G. L. Farley; M. Wallace; T. Erickson; E. Potter (USDA Ag. Ext. Service Stencil No. 4444, 1928)

Rural leadership: With special reference to the leadership problems in boys' and girls' 4-H club work - Cephas Abraham Montgomery (Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1928)

Summary of 4-H club leadership study (613 4-H club leaders surveyed by mail) - Sara Chiles (1928)
bibliography

Outline for findings of the standardization committee appointed at 1927 National Farm Boys' and Girls' 4-H club camp - USDA ES (1927)

A study of 44 Ohio farms as a basis of determining some factors of success in farming - Jacob Carl Neff (Cornell University, 1927)

4-H club work in its relation to vocational adjustment - Robert G. Foster (1926)

Attitudes and problems of farm youth: A preliminary report - E. L. Kirkpatrick; Clarance Beaman Smith (USDA-Bur. Agr. Econ. & Ext. Service, Stencil No. 2637, 1926)

Boys' and girls' 4-H club work under the Smith-Lever Act, 1914-1924 - George E. Farrell (USDA Miscellaneous Circular No. 85, 1926)

Boys and girls' club work - Clarance Beaman Smith (USDA Miscellaneous Circular, 1926)

Club data from Extension studies (4-H club work) - Meredith C. Wilson (Extension Service Circular 4, 1926)

The educational significance of the county agent - Earl Frederick Zeigler (University of Chicago, 1926)

How shall 4-H leadership be trained? A study of the jobs and problems of local 4-H club leadership - Robert G. Foster (USDA Extension Service Stencil No. 25-31, 1926)
data included

How shall country youth be served: A study of the rural work of certain national character-building agencies - H. Paul Douglass (George H. Doran Company, 1926)
A report based on a study of representative samples of rural work of five national character-building agencies: Young men's and women's christian associations, the boy and girl scouts and the camp fire girls. Less extensive collateral studies were also made of the work of the junior extension clubs (4-H) and of Sundy School Associations or Councils of Religios education.

Iowa 4-H Club Uniform - Elder, Mildred B. (Home Economics Bulletin no. 96, 1926)
Iowa State Home Economics Bulletin
Keywords: uniform

A personal survey of the rural club leaders of Iowa - Cecile Annunciata Manikowske (University of Minnesota, 1926)

A report of club data from Extension studies - Meredith C. Wilson (Extension Circular, 1926)

A study of the organization of home economics extension in Iowa with a resulting project for introducing home economics extension service in New Zealand - Catherine Landreth (Iowa State College, 1926)