State School Lunch Program anniversary noted
The article marks the 11th anniversary of the State School Lunch Program. It highlights daily meals for over a half million children and more than 92 billion lunches served in the past year, with heavy involvement from state, parish, and local officials and designated school leaders overseeing operations.
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Acta
Louisiana
Louisiana school lunch program praised by state official
Shelby M. Jackson credited parish superintendents, supervisors, principals and managers for eleven years of providing nutritious mid day meals to Louisiana school children. The official noted budget preparation, fund expenditure and record maintenance under state and federal laws, with agencies collaborating to improve and expand the program.
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Shelby M. Jackson
Louisiana
Flame Cultivation Of Cotton Useful In Louisiana
Louisiana State University Extension says flame cultivation helps control grass in cotton after rains. Hilly J. Baker notes flaming is selective and effective once cotton is larger than the weeds, with careful timing and burner adjustment. A two-row unit covers about 20 acres daily at three miles per hour, consuming four to six gallons per acre.
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Baton Route
Louisiana
Louisiana State University Agricultural Soxtension Service
Hilly J. Baker
Baker
Twilight Garden Club June Meeting in Choudrant
The Twilight Garden Club met Thursday evening June 25 at 7 in the home of Mrs Tommin Taylor in Choudrant. Co-hostess was Mrs Lynn Sisemore. After a social hour and a luncheon on the lawn, President Mrs G B Tlogg led the meeting. Officers were reappointed for two years. Committee appointments were announced for Program Yearbook Flower Telephone Setup Book Civic Reporter and Publicity. The club adjourned for July and August.
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Twilight Garden Clu
Tommin Taylor
Choudrant
Lynn Sisemore
G. B. Tlogg
Voge
Era
Dick Taylor
Taylor
Clinton Willingham
J. B. Dawson
Charles E. Swift
G. B. Hoge
Clyde B. Butler
Tommie ‘Taylor
Lynn Sanderson
Brice Wright
G. V. Williamson
Clayton Lomax
W. H. Stewart
John Morgan
Hazie Williams
James C. Hilton
Steering to correct skid advised by Seiberling Rubber Co
Seiberling Rubber Co advises drivers to turn the steering wheel toward the direction the rear of the car is skidding. This technique, used to regain control, applies when the vehicle slides sideways.
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Seiberling Rubber Co
Hidden aim of Columbus voyage spurred Spanish trade
An overlooked objective of Columbus's 1492 voyage was to expand markets for Spanish goods. Sherries steel olive oil and other Spanish products were intended for sale abroad as part of the enterprise.
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Christopher ‘Columbus
Spain
A Hers Aim For Top Quality Crops
4-H Club members under the State Extension Service learn modern farming techniques in soil and water conservation and in growing and marketing crops. Rural youth practice the latest USDA advised methods. hundreds of farms improve and incomes rise as 4-H objectives are pursued. Top state award is an all expense paid trip to the 38th National 4-H Congress in Chicago. State winners may qualify for a $400 national 4-H college scholarship. Awards are funded by Arcadian Products and Firestone Tire and Rubber Company.
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State Extension Service
4-H Club
USDA
Jearling
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Chicago
Arcadian Products
Department of Allied Chemical Corporation
Firestone Tire & Rubber 1 Company
Cotton Machine To Be Seen At Farm Bureau Meet
Baton Rouge reports an experimental electronic cotton classing machine will be demonstrated during the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Monroe on July 21. Billy J. Baker of LSU Extension says the device measures and records five factors in a cotton sample in under ten seconds and will automatically check all but staple length.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation
Monroe
Billy J. Baker
Louisiana State University Agricultural Extension Service
Baker
Farm Bureau
Dallas
Texas
Weekend Visits Highlight Hays Station Social Roundup
Mrs Alsie Hines formerly of Birmingham now Ruston visited Mrs Wayman Walldron and Mrs Bill Waldron. Mr and Mrs C T Watts and family and Mr Clint Pierson of Baton Rouge spent the weekend with the R Mays and Will Watts families. Dinner guests included Mrs Dan Watts Will Gardner and Mrs Ethel Emerson from Cedar Cove. Mr and Mrs Bobby Day from Marshal Texas visited. Mrs Roy Timberlake is visiting.
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Alsie Hines
Birmingham
Alabama
Ruston
Wayman Walldron
Bill Waldron
C. T. Watts
Clint Pierson
Baton Rouge
Gon
Marshal
Texas
Will Watts
Roy
Timberlake
ruston leal hee and 1866 railroad through Monroe
Incomprehensible OCR fragment references Ruston Leal hee daughter born 18 June and mentions Mrs McAnn, Mrs Trvitig, and several couples. It also notes North Louisiana Railroad later known as Shreveport Texas Railroad built through Monroe in 1866 and references Mrs John Parkman and her daughter Mrs Murphy.
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Daughiter
McAnn
Sof
Hetton
Sid
Trvitig
Mime
Fisy Ridge
Jackson
C. T. Rotel
John Parkman
Murphy
North Louisianeenas Railroad
Shreveport-Texas
Monroeve
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