Agricultural leaders discuss labor, sanitation, and housing needs
Home demonstration agents from 20 counties gather in College Station alongside farm labor officials to plan 1945 programs, address migrant worker conditions, and discuss improvements in sanitation facilities, advertising on farms, and community support for essential labor. National Cotton Congress representatives brief attendees on cotton product aid and regional extension staff share updates.
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Bolmes
C. Hohrn
D. “Adam
J. B. Kidd
Hisfarm
Plainview
Edwards
R. Thompson
J. W. Gunn
National Cotton Congress
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College Station
Dora R. Barnes
Itanee
Landscape Ag
R. R. Lancaster
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