New Mexico extension news, Volume 26, Numbers 11 and 12

Extension staff meets Jan. 6-9; More entries indicate 1947 Wool Show best ever, Watson predicts; State winners get free trips, other awards; They're investing in youth; Congratulations are in order; Buy your extra savings bond; Grass on the move; Sanchez boys of Guadalupe County farm profitably steady work; A&M College names stock-judging team; Economic slants; Standard Oil holds three tractor clinics for 4-H clubleaders; McKinley establishes state's 55th soil district; Christmas holiday season calls forth very best cooking skills; School lunch program brings good results at Las Cruces school; Old southerner, used to dusty fairs, marvels at lawn site of Eddy County Achievement Day; Airmen give bomb to Dexter 4-H club; State experiment station appoints new editor; Serafina youth captures conservation contest prize; Philippines home agent thanks N. Mex. clubs for clothing sent to war-devastated island areas; Block that cliche!; Scenes at Farm and Ranch Days this fall; Clothing clubwork gives 4-H girls helpful hints on dress, poise; Stitches in time; New Mexico farm receipts show big gains; Artificial lighting helps increase fall and winter egg production; She couldn't have possible [sic] be there!; Hello & goodby!; Extension on the airThe article, "Block that cliche!" originates from the Scoop News, Fairmont, Minnesota.Serial publication containing information on research and activities conducted at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and resources available to state residents through the College