Cotton School to Hold Second Session at LSU
Louisiana's second annual cotton school will run July 7 to 31 on the LSU campus. Dr. C. T. Dowell announces the program with a visiting classer from the Oklahoma Cotton Growers' association leading instruction in grading and stapling.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
C. T. Dowell
L. 8 S. A. College
Dean Dowell
Oklahoma Association
Arkansas Population Shows Large Increase
The 1930 population of Arkansas is 1 52 901, a gain of 100 697 over the 1820 population of 1 752 204, shown in county census returns with one township missing. Pulaski County, containing Little Rock, is the largest and shows the greatest gain. Mississippi County rises to second.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Mississippi
Final Plans Made for Louisiana Special Tour Wednesday
Final plans for the Louisiana Special, the train carrying the second annual business tour of the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce, will be perfected at a June 18 New Orleans executive committee meeting led by Herbert Bayliss. The trip, backed by the legislature and Louisiana business interests, will depart in July for the north Mississippi valley and part of Canada to spread information about Louisiana. The legislature endorsed the tour in a joint resolution praising last year’s successful exhibit-driven trip attended by over 20 000 people and urged state support.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
Middlewest
Chamber
New Orleans
Herbert Bayliss
Mississippi Valley
Canada
Louisiana
Henry L. Larcade
Opelousas
Library Commission Extends Services to Camp Beauregard
The Louisiana Library commission extends its Bookmobile to Camp Beauregard near Alexandria to provide educational entertainment for citizen-soldiers and aid in developing good citizenship, per executive secretary Miss Essae M. Culver. The mobile library arrived at the camp site last week.
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Kieth K. Tatum
Camp Beauregard
Tatum
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Library Commission
Essae M. Culver
Prize Winner Betty Jean Promotes California Fig Syrup
Mrs J S Rhodes of Shreveport announces Betty Jean’s constipation relief with California Fig Syrup. The ad claims rapid bowel regulation improved appetite and digestion, noting endorsements by physicians and praise from mothers. It highlights the product’s fruit flavor and vegetable basis as safe for children and urges buyers to seek the genuine label California.
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Betty Jean
J. S. Rhodes
Woodrow St
Shreveport
California
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