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

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

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Joy, Barnard D., M. H. Coe, T. Erickson, Grace Rowntree, and Ray A. Turner. 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”. USDA Extension Service Circular.

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

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

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

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

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Turner, Ray A. 1935. “Report of boys' and girls' 4-H clubs in the central states, 1934. Twenty years of 4-H club accomplishment”. USDA Extension Service Circular.

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

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

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Turner, Ray A. 1932. “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”

Turner, Ray A. 1937. “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”. USDA Extension Service Review 3(7): 111.

Turner, Ray A. 1938. “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”. USDA Agr. Ext. Service, Stencil No. 104-38.

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

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

Turner, Ray A. 1944. “The 4-H clubs line up for Uncle Sam: National 4-H club report for 1943”. ES Circular 420.

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

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