Aggie to Hold Home Coming at College
The Aggie College plans a September 1 home coming for alumni and Third district residents. Principal John M. Prance announced a one day fair with trustees and officers present, an alumni meeting, and an arranged program. A new administration building nearing completion will be featured and meals will be provided in the dining hall or at a barbecue prepared by former students.
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John M. Prance
Aggie College
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Dixie Farmer Boys To See How West Does It
Louisiana farm boys, 225 in number, will tour the Midwest in August for modern agricultural and livestock methods instruction. The group travels at community expense with a special air‑conditioned train, guided by state and federal agriculture officials. They will visit Chicago, Champaign, Waukesha, Fort Atkinson, Janesville, Madison, Monroe, Waterloo, Webster City, Ames, Des Moines and likely Missouri. The trip begins August 3 from Baton Rouge with each boy receiving at least 150 dollars for expenses.
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Tenn
Louisiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mid-West
Isiana State Department of Agriculture
Federal Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Department of Education
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Champaign
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Waukesa
Fort Atkinson
Jancevile
Madison
Monroe
Wis
Waterloo
Webster City
Ames
Des Moines
Missouri
Baton Rouge
Bargains on Rugs and Apparel Across Wide Goods
The standard Friday and Saturday bargains offer men and women savings on Congoleum and Crex area rugs, stockings, soap, ladies middy blouses, garments, and fabrics. Includes reduced prices on rompers, cake palmolive, undergarments, middy twill, georgette crepe, crepe de chine, satins, night gowns, and many accessories. highlights mid price cuts and large stock with hundreds of yardage and dozens of items marked down for a clearance sale.
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Delta boys to study farming for a new cotton era
The article describes selecting boys from many communities to represent state regions, especially the Delta. They will receive general farming instruction to support a shift from single crop cotton to diversified agriculture. Leaders and quick learners are chosen to help build a strong agricultural future for Mississippi.
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