Market Trends in Meat Demand Across Louisiana
Consumers seek higher quality light weight cuts shifting away from aged cattle over 1000 pounds. Tick eradication could lift prices, while Louisiana leads national strawberry shipments with 34 percent of the supply. Cotton output may stay high unless acreage is reduced to favor food crops. Pork consumption rises, aided by faster turnover, and drainage improvements boost farm productivity.
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Crawfish As Louisiana Vitamin Source In New Recipes
Baton Rouge April 19 The fight the low mood campaign boosts crawfish as a Louisiana food aid. Prof Susanne Thompson shares old and new recipes for boiled crawfish tails bisque and crawfish salad with loads of regional flavor. A Morgan City plant now packs crawfish meat and ships to New Orleans as cooks refine Creole dishes.
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Louisiana State University Home’ Economics Department
Caine
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Home Demonstration Club of Antioch Meets
The Home Demonstration Club at Antioch met Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 with thirteen ladies present. They opened with a club song and discussed suitable places for canners this spring. Mrs Huey Liner reported on care of baby chicks while Mrs Lamar Cargill presented foundation garments demonstrations. Miss Lillian ONeal showed accessories to clothing and stressed personal use. The canning budget demonstrations were praised as beneficial. Premier Mussolini spoke today in English French German and Italian in honor of Goethe.
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Er Weng
Huey Liner
Lamar Cargill
Lillian O'Neal
Premier Mussolini
Goethe
Why Milk For Children Why Milk For Children
MARTHAM Eliot M D directs that whole milk should foundation of every diet for children and pregnant or nursing mothers. Milk provides calcium protein fat sugar vitamins A B G, but lacks vitamin C or D. supplement with fruits vegetables and cod liver oil for under twos. Pasteurized milk is safest. if not pasteurized or doubts exist, boil milk for children. Daily milk around a pint to a quart advised. shortage risks calcium, vitamins, and protein. Also mentions unrelated zoo snakes and stray dog walks as filler.
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Martham, Eliot
M. D
United States Children's Bureau
Simsboro Club Leads Town Clean-Up Day Effort
The town of Simsboro organized a general clean-up day sponsored by the Home Demonstration Club. About twenty five people volunteered, with four groups assigned to different sections of the town including the school premises and railroad territory.
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Simsboro
Home Demonstation Club
Nh- Hois Central
Mangum Turns to Four Cash Crops for Profit
The Progressive Farmer-Ruralist profiles W. G. Mangum placing four cash crops at the core of his farm plan. Cows provide dairy, skimmilk for pigs, and $350–$400 yearly. four purebred Duroc Jersey sows yield $150–$200 from pork and meat. 195 White Leghorn hens produce 50–60 dozen eggs weekly with $250+ yearly. wood from timber lands adds $150–$200 annually.
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W. G. Mangum
Winners in rally contests to appear in tech broadcast
Winners in the North Louisiana High School Rally declamation contests and vocal quartet contests for both boys and girls will be heard over radio station KMLB in Monroe on Saturday April 16 at 1 30 p.m. The broadcast continues the Tech Extension Division series directed by D G Armstrong, with programs prepared by Tech faculty and students, airing each Saturday through the Spring quarter.
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Things We Miss In Dubach
A fragmentary nostalgic scene shows three little girls walking and laughing on a sidewalk near Mandy's yard, a young girl on a tricycle near a porch, a crane unloading limestone, a gray cat with four kittens, and men chewing tobacco in a rural Dubach setting.
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Dr Jasper K Smith to visit Shereport for talks
Dr Jasper K Smith of Shereport will hold a series of meetings at the Presbyterian Church from Sunday evening April 2 through the following week ending Sunday May 1. The article notes tax complaints and government criticism and mentions local scenes of busy chimneys and school children ending the term.
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Shereveport
Presbyterian Church
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