QUALITY COUNTS IN THE MONUMENT LINE
Local ad stresses value in monuments over price. It promotes long lasting quality, warns against cheap cuts, and claims nearly 23 years in business with emphasis on customer satisfaction and first class work. The piece mentions electric farm needs and a Mississippi teachers convention, though text is garbled.
Farmers urged to diversify crops amid cotton drift
Director S Wilson of the extension service warns farmers to plan carefully for planting. He notes rising cotton acreage in parts of the state but urges diversification to guard against grain shortages and high feeds costs. Caution about plowing pasture for cotton and the need for a balanced farming system is stressed.
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