Mississippi Sixteenth Sections and school land reform urged
The article argues that mismanaged public school lands in Mississippi have starved schools for a century. It cites timber and surface leases earnings, highlights Baxterville and Lamar County issues, and urges reforms from proper management to shorter lease terms and wider distribution to counties. It notes support from the state Junior Chamber of Commerce and PTA and cites the Davis Report as a basis for action.
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Franklin County
Bolivar County
Green County
Mississippi
Plinters Bank
Lamar County
Baxterville
Sumrall Consolidated School
Sumrall
4 Ath
Davis
Iber
Lamarr County
Delta
Mobile County
Alabama
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
State
PTA
Bruce Aultman
L. W. Olston
Health Officer Urges Early Checkups For Mississippi Children
Dr Felix J Underwood warns one third of Mississippi school children have untreated physical defects which hinder school success. He notes defects grow with age and urges parents to seek private medical and dental exams, backed by state funds for those needing financial help. He highlights low remedial treatment rates and stresses a private physician follow through. Half an acre of garden yields 325 dollars in produce.
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Felix J. Underwood
Mississippi
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