Just Bumps Diary Entry From January to February
A diary entry from a student narrator chronicles a week of school life and social drama. It covers returning to class after a mistaken urge to quit, friendships and crushes with Celia, Tim, and Sammie, a ball game mishap, and a wish to teach alongside Tim. The tone is candid and reflective with hopes for the future in teaching.
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Tim
Sammie
Celia
Oscar
Louisiana
Tech
Gee
Dairy
Johnnie
Ale
Lfe
Johnnie Martin
Jook
Mother
Mary
Aontc
Betty
Margatts
Gamule
Louisiana Livestock Report Shows Shifts in 1930s Herds
The annual livestock report by Lionel L. Jones notes cattle and sheep rose on Louisiana farms while horses and swine fell. Total farm livestock value dropped to 33.895 million from 41.949 million, due mainly to lower per head value. Horses declined about 5 percent, mules stable, cattle up about 3 percent, milk cows and older heifers up about 3 percent, and swine down around 6 percent. Head counts list horses 201,000, mules 171,000, cattle and calves 613,000, cows and milk-ready heifers 212,000, other cows 44,000, sheep 118,000, and swine 394,000.
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Lionel L. Jones
Agricultural Statistician
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Louisiana Livestock Profits See Low Returns for Louisianians
Readable figures show Louisiana's livestock income and products totaling 40.359 million dollars for the year, with livestock deriving only about twenty percent of total farm earnings. States with diversified agriculture report higher livestock shares, ranging from forty to sixty five percent of overall farm income.
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Louisiana
United States Department of Apticulture
IBZ
Dhuse
Louisiana Tech Home Economics Faculty Additions
Miss Etella Bartlett joined Louisiana Tech in fall 1929 as an instructor in clothing and textiles with a B.S. from Iowa State College and extensive work toward a master’s at the University of Chicago. Miss Clarine Belcher became associate professor in fall 1928, holding foods and nutrition duties, with a B.S. from Florida State College for Women and a master’s completed in 1928.
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Etella Bartlett
Louisiana Tech
Miss Bartlett
Iowa State College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Mme. Marge
Chicago
University of Chicago
Tech
Clarine Belcher
Louisiane Tech
State’s top agricultural incomes and potential gains
The report ranks cotton as first and rice as second, with milk totaling 12,036,000 and sugar 12,760,000. Rice yields 17,980,000 and cotton 6,529,000, while poultry, cattle and calf, and hogs bring 7,426,000. 5,300,000. and 5,338,000 respectively. Cattle and milk together create the third largest income and could surpass the current second place if cattle ticks are controlled and dairy and cattle industries receive proper development.
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Duces
Financial World notes uneven comeback for business
The Financial World says overall business shows some improvement but lines lag in places. It cites slower new contract lettings and a below December average, with January drops vs prior years, while February may bring better activity. Railway car loadings edge up slightly yet remain 14 percent below last year’s level.
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Financial World
Manufacturing Slows But Shows Steady Steel Lift in 1929
1929 figures indicate steel operations climbing with plants nationwide operating at about 47 percent of capacity versus 49 percent in December and 45 percent in November. In 1930 the commodity price picture improves gradually, not a sharp reversal, with indications that prices are stabilizing and that January indexes will show a smaller drop than in prior months, though no clear recovery yet.
basis for a cautious outlook on next months industry
The passage questions a rapid upturn in industrial activity over the coming months and whether spring conditions will return to normal. It suggests any improvement might be only slightly above seasonal norms, leaving a safer expectation for a closer approach to normal by fall.
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