Editorial Staff and English Department Notes at Agricultural School
The article introduces the elected editorial staff from the agricultural school class and outlines English Department activities. It details term work, debates, Good English Week, tag and penny days, and plans for senior events, invitations, and gowns. Teachers Miss Darrence Eaton and Miss Irene Hubbard are mentioned, with campus visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin County
Charles J. ST. John
Darrence Eaton
Holmes
Cooper
Hawthorne
Dixon
Longfellow
Poe
Taylor and Alcott
Miles Standish
Dudley Alexander
Inez McDonald
Phenie Harrell
St. John
S. J. Green
State Legislative
Barty
Gage Valentine
Valley of Hearts and Valentines at School Event
A school social featured contests and prizes, with poems by Riley and George Eliot, a variety of valentine decorations, and a Old Virginia Reel dance. Seniors hosted a five course luncheon for the Board of Trustees, while home science girls presented dining hall fare and practiced darning under Miss Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
George Eliot
George
Martha Washington
Home Sweet Home
Miss Hubbard
Home Science Hall
Old Dan
Roy
Mr. St. John
Harvest of 1919 Yields Unprecedented Value
The Department of Agriculture released final estimates showing the value of twelve key crops rising from 4.8 billion dollars in 1918 to about 12.3 billion in 1919. The increase is described as extraordinary, with dramatic growth across grains potatoes rice cotton and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Pay Hut Opens In Royse Bapreta District
A fragmented OCR note references a new pay hut in Royse area with unclear names and layout. Readable terms suggest a local storefront or service point. Further text is needed to confirm exact location and opening details.
Prices rise and crop risks weigh on farmers
Farmers cite higher land and labor costs alongside wheat prices and crop failure risk after cultivation. They doubt food prices can stay steady with Europe expanding production postwar and no government wheat guarantee for next crop. Simpkins prolific cotton seed and Buff Orpington eggs offered. Notices: hunting prohibited on posted land. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Youth’s Companion
Simpkins
W. W. Dixon Fannin
Mississippi
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted for Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a meritorious remedy for kidney trouble, backache, dizziness, persistent headaches, loss of strength, and nervous weakness. It lists a price of $1.25 per bottle and credits A. G Thornton as Special Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G Thornton
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Jackson
E.&s. Virden CO
Jackson, Miss
Angle-Crest
Agricultural High School
Johns, Miss
Lillie Mae
Agricultural High School Notes
Home Science
Irene Hubbard
Macon
the Home Science Department
Finct
America
Chicago
New York
United States
Hambone
Tad Ro
Royse
Ward
Gayden Drug CO
Ree
Rankin
Pantaze Cafe
D. R_oyal
J. T. Berry
G .L. Collier Brandon
Miss
Route
Plymouth Rock
G. C. Sprague
Brandon
McRae’s’ Store
Georgette
McRae's Department Store
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