"Organization and Results of Boys' and Girls' Club Work (northern and Western States), 1918," Volume 66, offers a detailed look into the structure and impact of youth programs in the early 20th century. Authored by O. H. Benson and Gertrude L. Warren, this historical account provides insights into the methods and outcomes of boys' and girls' clubs across the northern and western United States. This volume provides valuable documentation of early efforts in rural education and youth development, showcasing the organizational frameworks and the results achieved by these clubs. It will be of interest to historians, educators, and anyone interested in the history of youth organizations and rural communities.
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