Farm decline and rural migration reshape Missouri
Reading the report, Missouri farmers face income declines and a shrinking rural population. Experts note interlinked causes from price fairness, mechanization, and urban growth, with cases like Delia Kansas child and Vaughn in Missouri illustrating hardship. Officials warn of broader social effects on traffic and schools.
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Missouri
Hélng Cdl
Litwwronen Bowars
Delia
Kan
Fred V. Tieinke
Missouri Farmers Assn
Heinkel
Bull Jack Cornelius
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Jackson Parish Students Take Top Science Honors
Jackson Parish students dominated senior and junior science divisions with top honors. Donald Lee Vola and Peggy Richardson of Chatham High led senior division exhibits, to be displayed at the national science fair in Indianapolis in May. Terry Hayden of Jerus Junior High won the junior division grand prize. Numerous first place certificates and medals were awarded across biology, physical sciences, mathematics, chemistry, earth sciences, electronics, and social sciences to students from Chatham, Weston, Ruston, Jonesboro Hodge, Haynesville, and Quilman. Special awards included Beta Beta Beta biology honors, Kappa Tau Pelta electrical engineering, physics club, and Air Force citation recognitions for meteorology and aerosapher dynamics.
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Ianizes
Donald Lee Vola
Chatham High School
Peggy Richardson
Chatham
Midianapolis
Terry Hayden
Jerus
Jackson Parish
Beverly Brown
Jonesharod Dodge High School
Carol Snipe
Dr Bleich Speaks At Catholic Women Convention
Dr LaMoyne C. Bleich of Ruston delivered a speech on Aliveness to close the third annual convention of the Alexandria Diocese Council of Catholic Women in Monyea yesterday. The two day event featured a visiting bishop and a workshop among other highlights.
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Dr. Bleich
LaMoyne C. Bleich
Ruston
Alexandria
Council of Catholic Women In
Moneyae
Ruston Officials Urge Plan To Compete With Shreveport Growth
Mayor Clyde Fant told Ruston men that the city must plan to compete with Shreveport north of the state line. City leaders and planners from Shreveport and Bossier City discussed long range regional planning, urging a formal planning commission and coordinated growth for the metro area.
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Ruston
Fant
North Louigana
Clyde Fant
Shreveport
T. C. Beasley
Jon ‘Taylor
Planning Commission
Businness
Biarre
Bossier City Planning Commission
Werkly
Beasley
Bossier City
Atv
Faylor
Sehoals
Ami Ualilies
Admiiniselan
Mae
Fant Aviiled
United States
Pikes Fraternity Plaque for Red Cross Drive Total
The Pikes collected $357.40 door-to-door in Ruston for the Red Cross, part of a $7,039.39 college drive total. Other fraternities posted amounts: Lambda Chi Alpha $171.65, Tau Kappa $146.30, Lambda Tau $180.57, Rho Sigma $127.26, and Sigma Alpha $244.83 with recognition planned for top contributors.
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Pi Kaypa Alpha Fraternity
Red’ Cross
Hawkins
Elf
Éhase
Pikes
Ruston
Hag Sheen
Red Pee
Im Parish
Ted Cross
Lambda Chi Alpha
Tau Kappa Cam
Lambda Tau
Ruappa Sigma
Rate Alpha
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Nett
Hampton
W.s. Department of Agriculture
Suridown
Sgovernmerits
Fane Bubbicks
Biltee
Cornelius
Board of
Regents of
Oklahoma State University
Ormie
Vaughn
Veaubleau, Mo
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Beall’s
Rosewood
Beall
Mid-America
Milnois Central
Wayne A. Johnstoy
Illinois Central Railroad of
Rounell
Joel Taylor
Cty
Red Cross
U. Ss. Kind
Eilies
H. J, Maxwell
Hilly, Lewis
An. McCormark
At Justment
John von H.C. Pybuew
Preston
Jack Brooks
Hany Atkinson We W, Durden Jr
Richard ‘Smitht
Clarence Faulk
The
Leader
JPAN
Rislowe
Standard
Phillins
Oxwall
Wallpyn
City É BioPrint
Cen
Rissone
Gaaier
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