Market pressures reshape cattle and strawberry markets
Consumers demand higher quality lean cattle and younger slaughter age for quicker turnover. Louisiana leads national strawberry shipments, supplying 34 percent of US annual volume. Cotton outlook urges reduced acreage and focus on food crops to prevent five cent cotton. Pork consumption rises, aided by rapid growth in hog production. Drainage expansion underpins higher yields with farms reporting 14,262 drainage operations across 3.66 million acres.
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Louisiana
United States
Crawfish as Vitamins and Calories Told by Miss Susanne Thompson
Baton Rouge April 19 A Louisiana State University home economics expert presents recipes to transform crawfish into nutritious dishes. News notes Morgan City packing plants and rising demand as crawfish become a staple, with methods from plain boiled to bisque and stuffed heads served with sauce and rice.
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Susanne Thompson
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Morgan City
New Orleans
Crescent City
Louisiana State University Home Economics Department
Home Demonstration Club of Antioch Meeting
The Home Demonstration Club at Antioch met Wednesday afternoon with thirteen ladies present. The program included demonstrations on canning, care of baby chicks, foundation garments, clothing accessories, and a discussion on a spring canning budget. Members praised the value of the demonstrations. Premier Mussolini spoke today in English, French, German and Italian in honor of Goethe.
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Antioch
Huey Liner
Lamar Careill
Lillian O'Neal
Premier Mussolini
Goethe
Why Milk For Children Why Milk For Children
Martha M Eliot argues whole milk should be the foundation of every diet for children and nursing mothers. Milk supplies calcium protein fat vitamins but lacks vitamin C and D, so fresh fruit or vegetables and cod liver oil for under twos are advised. Pasteurization essential. if not, boil milk. A pint and a half daily is common, a quart provides safety. Low milk leads to calcium, vitamin, and protein shortages. supplement with other foods.
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Martha M. Eliot
M. D
United States Children’s Bureau
Simsboro Club Organizes Town Clean-Up Day
Simsboro residents joined a Home Demonstration Club led cleanup on Wednesday. Volunteers split into four groups to tackle town sections with about twenty-five participants. The school staff cleaned school premises while Illinois Central workers cleared railroad territory.
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Simsboro
Home Demonstration Club
Ilnois Central
Four Cash Crops for a Small Farm in Rural Progress
The Progressive Farmer profiles W. G. Mangum who turned surplus dairy byproducts into cash. His four crops are cows for milk and cream, hogs for meat and lard, 125 White Leghorn hens producing 60 dozen eggs weekly, and wood from timber land yielding 150 to 200 dollars yearly.
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W. G. Mangum
Alton
Winners in Rally Contests to Appear on Tech Broadcast
The declamation and vocal quartet contests for boys and girls in the North Louisiana High School Rally at Louisiana Tech will be aired on Monroe radio station KMLB Saturday April 16 at 1:30 p.m. The programs are sponsored by Tech Extension, directed by D. G. Armstrong, with preplanned segments by Tech faculty and students, airing each Saturday through spring quarter.
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Louisiana Tech
KMLB
Monroe
Extension Division of
Tech
D. G. Armstrong
Nike
Missed Moments in Dubach Headlines and Fragments
Fragmented readable scenes show people in Dubach including children on a sidewalk, a girl riding a tricycle, and a gray cat with kittens, interspersed with hazy phrases about bystanders and daily life, all through an aged OCR fragment.
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Mandy
Ag Tt
Stone Rock
Smith of Sherevepurst to lead April May meetings
Dr Jasper K Smith of Shereve purt will hold a series of meetings at Presbyterian Church starting Sunday evening April 28 and running through Sunday May 1. The town buzzes with spring activity as students finish exams and old habits fade under new hopes while chimneys stay clean and boys play with tops and bark whistles.
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Jasper K. Smith
Sherevepurt
Presbyterian Church
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