Louisiana Jersey cattle meet elects officers and hears talks
At the Louisiana Jersey Cattle and Dairy Association annual session in Baton Rouge East was re elected president Job East. Floyd Fine Homer and Anderson of Baton Rouge were named treasurer secretary. Speaker T P Bread of Memphis urged efficiency based on a Kentucky study. Norman Efferson of LSU urged dairymen to seek facts and share them with farmers. The report also notes social updates and local community bits from Rus ton and New Hope.
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Mead Emphis Improvement
South
Kentucky
Norman Efferson
LSU College of
Jimmy Davis
American Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey
Kirby L. Cockerham
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Pas‘ues
J. W. Neasham
LSU Extension Service
R. G. ‘Nelson
Southeastern Lousiana College
H.W. Anderson
W.m.costilo
New Orleans
J. Burely
Tmnanader
Sontheimer Farms
Taimimnond
New Hope Common
Joy Davis
Joe Davis
No Paws
Shy
Ileney Shields Stinson
Bila Jane Shields
Manrone
Cheeeer
Brewster
Rhettie Shields
Oak
New Orleyns
Cilla Green
Joe Sul
Greenville and Maret Griffitee in Ruston fishing trip
Two weeks pass for Miry Jo Triete on vacation with Griffitee party visiting West Monroe. They travel with Fyne Troek and two Ruston girls Pome and Sue. The group fishes near Nema Ford’s house and Mrs. Gathrie’s property amid unclear events.
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Maret Griffitee
Jo Triete
West Monroe
Shee
Fyne Troek
Pome
Sue
Ruston
Nema Ford
Lincoln men in service from Ruston and Houston areas
Lincoln men in service include Kendric Kendrick son of Arnett Kendrick from Ruston Louisiana who attained specialist third class in Japan with the 805th Army Unit and completed base training after Mort Chaffee Arkansas arrival. Fort Benning reports 27 year old Ropp son of Dr and Jo Ropp from Huston Louisiana advancing from officer course at Fort Bliss and receiving promotion and new duties.
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Yokoyama
Iey D. Kendrick
Arnett L. Kendrick
Rowe 2
Ruston
Japan
805Th
Fort Benning
Or. Ropp
Jo. Ropp
Huston
Fort Tesning
Gas
Dairy Herds Prove Size Isn’t Everything in Profit
Big herds alone do not guarantee bigness. Many small owners with about 30 cows achieve higher net profits than larger operators. The Herd Improvement Registry tests show some herds averaging 33 cows with per cow yields over 12,500 pounds annually. Seven paper mills in Louisiana employ 19,000 people and add over 119 million dollars to the state economy.
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Trotstein‘Friesian Association
Seven Pal and Paper Mills
Louisiana
Barbs By Hal Cochran On College Waiters In The East
A fragmented note on Hal Cochran’s humor about college waiters in the East. It suggests arithmetic needs, optimism, and how a few inches can push people to claim more authority. The writing hints at attitudes toward service workers and personal poise.
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Hal Cochran
Minnie Burt Presents Pupils In Piano Recital
Mrs. Minnie Burt will present her students in a piano recital on Friday May 25 at 8 00 p m in the Simshora High Sebsel Auditorium. Participants include Lov Charles Tapper Robert Emmett Burt Julie Meek Gunanet Cook Charlotte Cook Mary Bingham Darlene Roger Beverly Wiley Sue Alexander Dirfine Joiner Sally Johnson July Sumfin Linda Lewis Margie Morris Sue Dring Maxine McGuire Patricia McCullen and Robert Lewis. Public invitation.
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Minnie Burt
Simshora High Sebsel
Lov Charles Tapper
Robert Emmett Burt
Julie Meek
Udanet Cook
Charlotte Cook
Mary Bingham
Darlene Roger
Beverly Wiley
Sue Alexander
Dirfine Joiner
Sally Johnson
July Sumfin
Linda Lewis
Margie Morris
Sue Dring
Maxine McGuire
Patricia McCullen
Robert Lewis
Shows Family to Hold Reunion at New Hebron Miss
A reunion of all descendants of the Shows family will be held Sunday June 10 1956 at the Old Hebron Baptist Church near New Hebron Mississippi about forty miles south of Jackson. The program begins at 11:00 a.m. attendees are asked to bring a picnic lunch and spend the day. Adam Shows and his wife Mary settled at Old Hebron around 1830 and worshiped there until their deaths.
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Old Hebron Baptist Church
Mewthebron
Miss
Jackson
Adam Shows
Mary
Old Hebron
Cities Service completes $22 million engine program
Cities Service Co. reports near completion of a $22 million engine project at its Lake Charles facility, advancing refinery and chemical operations in Louisiana. The update notes progress toward startup and expected production ramp.
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Cities Service Co
Lake Charles
Lal
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