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    • 100 bushel corn producers

    • 100 bushel corn producers

    • Men's clothing; Mississippi State University (Starkville, Miss.); Farmers; Corn; Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College (Starkville, Miss.); YMCA building (Mississippi State University); Buildings

    • An group of corn producers in front of the YMCA building (later the Post Office) on the campus of Mississippi State University. Sign reads 'Welcome 100 Bushel Corn Producers'.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 1927 flood refugee sewing tent

    • 1927 flood refugee sewing tent

    • Mississippi State University. Cooperative Extension Service; Floods; Mississippi River; Home demonstration work; Women's clothing; Sewing; Machine sewing; Sewing machines; African-American women; Refugees

    • Sewing tent in Natchez, Mississippi refugee camp, 1927. 2,700 garments made or madeover under supervision of Home Demonstration Agent.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4 H Ribbons Display

    • 4 H Ribbons Display

    • Newton Co. (Miss.) ; Garvin, O. C.--Family. ; 4-H Clubs--Mississippi--Photographs.;farm life--Mississippi.

    • O. C. Garvin family farm; multiple views. Farm of 80 acres owned and 60 acres rented located in the Liberty Community about five miles southeast of Newton MS. Newton Co. Agricultural agent C. P. (Price) Miller assisted with selection of farm family.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4-H boxer Posey

    • 4-H boxer Posey

    • 4-H clubs; Boxing; 4-H Club Congress (Miss.); Posey, Clarence, 1907-1981; Neshoba County (Miss.)

    • Clarence Posey of Neshoba County began his boxing career as a 4-H member at the State 4-H Club Congress (A&M College) by knocking out the college conference champion. He boxed as a professional with a cloverleaf on his trunks and was known as...
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4-H bread contestants

    • 4-H bread contestants

    • 4-H clubs; Cookery (Bread); Laurel (Miss.); Hazlehurst (Miss.); Raymond (Miss.); Dixon (Miss.); Agricola (Miss.)

    • Mississippi 4-H club bread baking contest, Nalla Jean Daivs, Laurel, Catherine McManus, Hazelhurst, Edwina O'Brien, Raymond, Annie Mae Lewis, Dixon and Fay Pope, Agricola.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4-H cake judging

    • 4-H cake judging

    • 4-H Clubs; Leflore County (Miss.); Lowndes County (Miss.); Marshall County (Miss.); Cake

    • Mississippi 4-H Club event: Dorothy Haddon of Greenwood; Ellen Rosa of Columbus; and Mary Sue Hill of Byhalia, judging cakes.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4-H Calves 2 [Slide Farm-8]

    • 4-H Calves 2 [Slide Farm-8]

    • Rankin Co. (Miss.) ; Kennedy, Guy--Family. ; Kennedy, Carroll--Family. ; 4-H Clubs--Mississippi--Photographs.;farm life--Mississippi.

    • Guy and Carroll Kennedy family farm; multiple views. Farm of 2200 acres located on highway 80 just east of Brandon. Rankin Co. staff of county agents assisted with selection of farm family.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4-H Calves [Slide Farm-8]

    • 4-H Calves [Slide Farm-8]

    • Rankin Co. (Miss.) ; Kennedy, Guy--Family. ; Kennedy, Carroll--Family. ; 4-H Clubs--Mississippi--Photographs.;farm life--Mississippi.

    • Guy and Carroll Kennedy family farm; multiple views. Farm of 2200 acres located on highway 80 just east of Brandon. Rankin Co. staff of county agents assisted with selection of farm family.
    • CHARM Digital Collection
    • 4-H club leaders

    • 4-H club leaders

    • 4-H clubs; Tanner, James E.; Johnson, Harper Stewart, 1894-1983; Massey, Elaine E.; Hurst, Fred J., 1889-1977; Uniforms; Agricultural extension workers

    • 4-H Boys' and Girls' club leaders (Left to Right): James E. Tanner, first State Agent, Boys' 4-H work (1919-1942); H. S. ""Major"" Johnson, State 4-H Club Header; Elaine E. Massey, first Girls' 4-H Club agent (1923-1942); Fred J. Hurst, district...
    • CHARM Digital Collection

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