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CAMERA OH LANGFITT
I WAMT TO SAY IH THE VERY BfiQXNHXNG YHAT I AH VERY GREATPUL TO JfOHTGOMQS COUHTY AGSMT, JOHH KILLEBREW At� 801� DKHQNSBRATIOH AGEMT, MISS FLOSSIE TAK: POH XHSIR W0JJD1RFITL HELP III IHG THE FAMILY MHIOH ME SALOT1 TQHAI AM) F OOXHO WITH MB TO 2HEXR PARK W HELP MB OBTAIN TH STORY I AM HOW QOIHG TO f l L L , AND OF MGUS&ITX, urn IT*S A fREMEIH)O0S I�LL JUST THIS I I . T)
TO Tim,
OH THE HIOELIHSfS OF THB STORY. SLIDE FARM.- 1 OP M i . MB MFiS, S I D m ^
BRANCH AND THEIR
FAJOPG
t cuiwmm ow WINOIM, MISSISSIPPI, SIDHEY
UP AT WIHOIA AUp LZV�3) OM THE FARM LAUD WHICH M� WILL TELL ABOUT UHT1L HE WAS 2 0 WHEM a FAMILY MOVED � 0 WIMOHA. HE GRADUATED IH TMm
SCIENCE FROM MISSISSIPPI STATE AND AFTER
YEARS IH SKRVI01 W1HT BAGK TO STATE FOR OHE YEAR AMD AS A SPECIAL 5TUHS8T OOT THE EQUIVELAflT OP AI AMIMAL HUSBAMDRY DEORBB. GREElfWOOD, MRS, BRAHCH GREW UP I S
SHE AHD SIDSKY MSI BECAUSE HER PATHBf
PEOPLE LIVEDIH �IHOHA AID SHE SPEHT COHSIPERABLS TXMK IN WIHOHA, SHE ATTENDED S.M.U. FOR TWO YEAB
AHD GRADUATED FROM OLE SUSS WITH A l^ffiSSE XX SOCIOLOGY. THEY WERE MARRIED IN MAY OF 1 9 5 1 � TWO
DAYS APTKR HEU GRADUATION AMD TEH DAYS BKPOilg SID VBWS IHTO SERVICE, I S 1 9 5 3 AND TAKXm APTKR COMING OUT OP SERVICE THE YKAR�8 W R AT HISSISSIPPT OK
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S I D STARTED FARHIMJ THE i{20 ACRE H0ISS SLIDE FARM-; J U S T EAST OF WIHGHA, TM� MOVED IWSQ THIS QARAQ1
APPARTMEHT BEfUJfD S I D ' S FOLKS HOHE IH WXHOHA AMD HAVE BEBH LXVIM HBKE EVKR SIHCE. THEY PLAN TO
START BUILDIf� THEIR HEW HOME ON THE FARM IH A BEAUTIFUL I W 0ROVE, THIS FALL, SID BHAHCH I S
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FARM FAR?
A WELL DIVERSIFIED FARJftfiR, GARRXIICG OUT A SHBiSP AM� CATTLE PROtRAH, T O C ^ R , GRAIS, COTTON AM> FfcOAH HIODtJOTIOH. ALL OF I T I S VITALLY IMP0RTM3
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TO THE OVERALL StfGGESS OF HIS FARM FRO0RAM BXTS S E C ^ t B E OF HIS AOHIKVEMEMTS I S SHS1P PEODUCTIOH I AH OOIMO TO SPBHD TIM MAJOR PART OF THE TIME TELLING OF THIS IftOGRAM, MW ONLY TWGB OS THE REST. D01S, mJEWLJ
IBB ME SAt FIRST, IH ALL THAT HB
SS> BRAIGH, Off THB LEFT, WORKS CLOSELY
THE AGRICULTURAL WORKERS IH HIS C013WTY AHD AT S T A m OOLI^IB, OOUHTY A0EHT, BOM XXLLBBRSW,
OS THE RiaHT, BOTH HELPS SID WITH HIS PROGRAM ASD aAIIfS FROM THE KMOWLBDQl THAT SID HAS
SJJDE.
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TEE 1TBARS.
SID SRAI^H STARTED HIS SHESP
TaPSBfuRB
H^OGRAH WITH 9 REGISTERED BIHTOLK 1WSS AHD ?$ 0 0 $ � R G I A L KlffiS IH %9$k* W THE BB(iOTI8� SB
SAD SOMB HOGS TOO SUT HB SOOM FOUHD OTO? HOSS DOIf'T MIX, THOUGH HE*LL POIJiT WT RIGHT
THAT SH1SP AHD CATTLE ARE AM IDEAL -IOH. SID SAIS B E HAS B&B HOOS E
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AND AS HE POINTED OUT THE OTHER DAX# IT JAKES SEVERAL HOGS T 0 8QUAL THE WORTH OP ONE GOOD UM
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I N THE TEARS SINCE 19$*- BID BRANOH HAS IHCIiEASEP HIS FLQGK, HE HAS SAVED HIS S R
EWE LAMBS AND SOUOHT OUTSTAHPim RSGISTSRED STJK'OLK EWE LAMBS FROM TIME TO TIMS, SOU! XE&ftS
HE BtTYS EWE AND RAM LAHBS IH THE FALL AMD THlff i; THE BWRim SELLS THE RAM LAMBS AMD SAVES UHE BBS! IH %B% SIC HAD 1 2 PUREBRED EWES...
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EWE LAMBS.
IH 19^7 � HA� tf���DI 1958 IT W S 2?...IH 19^9 A
HE HAD k3 EWE IAMBS AUD AT THE BEGINNING OF i 9 6 0 HE HAD 6 2 HIHEBBED SUFFOLK EWES IN HIS PLOOK. I l l 1958 SK> SOLD MOSf OP HIS GOI#fiSRGlAL SHEEP FLOCK BECAtrSE & HAD IHOREASED Tim SIZE OF HIS m
FORKBRMD FLOCE AHD HEEDED TO GOICBlTPRAtE MORE
EIGHT N W SID HAS BO XEARLIKO EWE LAMB3 A�D O HALF OF THEM WILL PHOMBLY 00 1HT0 HIS BLOCK.
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S I D CULLS HIS FLOORS GLOSE...0N THE BASIS OF W O 1AIH PROBLHMS....INIPKRHAL PAMSITES AND HIS BRESDZNO FROGBAH. SID SAYS YOU OAII MAKE THE BBSf
10HS� I F THE EWES WILL LAI4B IH THE FALL INSTEAD THE NORMAL SPRING LAMBIMG TIME. HE CULLS OH
N INDIVIDUAL BASIS AS TO SIZSE AND QUALITY AND SO T H # . . H i SAVES SWE LAMBS BOBN EARLIEST II? THE SEASON BECAUSE BARLIl^SS OF LAMBING I S INHERITED. E S I S CONSTANTLIf W0R&X1K! TOWARD QBR'JUm A D
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THAT WILL LAMB EABL*. SLIDEFARM-8 I N GKESF
SID SAYS HE KNOWS FOR A
PACT THAT PALL IAMBS WILL SET ABOUT TWICE AS MJC AS LAMBS DBOP�SD IH THE LATE WIUTSR AMD KABLY SPRING. HE I S WORKIHG TOWARD A BLOCK OF 1 0 0
KBEDXHO 1WES # , * . W J T H THAT MAHY HE WOULD HAVB 2 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 SHiSF AT A TIME IH THE POREHRiD PL0<X MOST OF THE SAL1S ARE MADE WffiN T M 3JBK! AHE A YEAR TO A YEAK ABB A HALF OLD, ALL THE LAMBS* UK CHEEPS
WHBH THgRB I S OOOD 0RA&IHG HE TO
CORH Xlf THE CEBM�. * *WHBH THE GRAKXHG I S FOOHX HS ADDS WHEAT BRAtf, PROTEIN StfPPLBI^ST ABB 3LXDB FAI sn> BHAHCH PMC?TICES A CONTROLLED PROGRAM Ff*OM TffiS FIRST OF JtJHB TIffiOUOH . . . W H I G I HAKES THE UMBI8G SEASON THE FHU OF KOVBMEKR THROUGH TBE BSD OF MARCH, SID
ALTERNATES THE SAMS WITH THE 1WES RATHER THAI DIVIDING THE FLOCKS INTO SEPERATE SMALLER tTHITS. BM DOES THIS FOR TWO REASOHS,,,IT KSi^PS THE W0M& 3 F FLOCKS D0�� SO HE CAH HAHDL1 THE PASTURE PHO�I AHD I T m i F S THE RAM IH BETTffi GOMDITIOE.
IT ALSO KBEWS THE PARASITE PROBLEM DOWH BY B S I M TO MOVE THE FLO0KS MQSE OFTEH TO HEW PAST0R1 PASTU&BS HIS RAMS 8ENBRATELT A!FD IS ^JST TO HAVB PUREBRED SUFFOLK RAMS FOH SALE. THIS �EAH# THAT IS.,.,FKOM NOW TO THE
W JUH1. HS HAS ABOUT k& TOP QUALITY SUFFOLK
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FOR SALE THIS Y i ^ , , � . K O S T OF THEM A YEAR O L D . . . 1 FEW TWO YEARS OLD, SID S&LLS RAMS ALL OVER TK
SOUTH AND POUR ARE GOIHG TO" VEHSZOTXA IH SOUTH SLIPS FARM-ll AMERICA THIS YEAR, S I P BRANCH KEEPS HIS SHEEP � IN THli
SHEEP EATING
FL0GKS ACCORDIMJ fO PASTURE AI� FE1P.
WINTER HE HAS FOUR GROUPS..,EWES THAT HAVKlf�T LAMBED..,HEAVY SPRIHGIHG EWES...EWES WITH MMBS,
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is comimiAUX cmmim
HIS PASTURK PAT^SRS.
I F THE WEATHER I S O00B THE* ARE ALLOWED TO LAI� I S THE PASTURE*�.IF BAD WEATISR THEY COME TO SHSLT1R AT HI&HT* FROM THE KWES THAT LAMB HE S I P POINTS OtJT THAT
0 B T S ABOOT 1 5 ^ LAMB CROP.
THE OLDER A MM GITS THE HORE LUffiLY SHE I S TO HAVE TVflHS, BW SAYS THE PERGBRT OF LAMB CROP I S
OlfE OP THE BIG ADVANTAGES OF THE SUPPOLK M E E D . ALSO THKY ARK BIG SHESP#..HEAVY MILKERS AID GAH
GLIFFIMF
OARB OP f HBMSELVISS BBTTSR TME A LOT OF BRBE3 OF S H i E P . THESE ARK !HtE HiiXH REASONS HE SETTLED SIC BRANCH DOES HIS OWN
OH THE SUFFOLK BRBEP.
AND DOES SOME S^ARIMQ FOR OTHERS XH A � 7$ MILE RADIUS. HIS LAlffiS AHD WOOL ABB SOLI
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P O O L S , , . T H E LAMBS AT 0REEKVILLE AW THE WOOL AT XHVXRNBSS, THRO0OH THE MXSSXSS'IPPI SffiSP ASSOCIATION, SIB BRASGH SAYS EVERXC CATTLEMAN OtJ0H!? TO HAVE SOME SH12SP. HE SAYS THEY
ARE iffiLL SUfTSD TO A SMALL FARM...OHE THAT OAHHOt
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CARRY A BEaP CATTLE OPERATION.
HE FEELS IWBY, . .
WILL RE^tXRH MORE FOR YOUR IHVESTMEHT THAN A l t OTHER FORM OF LIVESTGCK, THE TIME YOU SFEHD WIT,
SEEM I S IH THE WII1ER H0HTH3 WBEN OTHER WORK I S , SLIDE PARM-3 i MIMIMUM, HE 3AY3 MOST AHIOHE CAH HAHDLK OHB BE SAYS MfW TWO 0HO
RAM OHIT OF 2$ TQ 3 0 BSAB.
OF LAJC33 AID A CROP OP WOOL THAT EVEI I F YOU LOS? TKELAMB THE WOOL dROP SHOTTLB PAY THB EXPEJ3BJB OF FEEDIHO THE �MBa SID BRANCH SAYS HOST FABHERS
2H MISSISSIPPI XHOtf VMX LITfJELE ABOUT SHEEP AHD MOST OF ^ A T 2HET KIOW I S WROSd, SLIDK FARH-: SID PKKLS fHAf HE HAS A
S S g B P AHD CACTLK 0 0 VERY WELL W E T H E R .
3 6 ffiiOOD COWS,..WISE HKGI3TERED HKRIPORBS AW FEM SHORTBffiUIS. H i S C I S L E AW THE
FARM.
BE I S KKiiPXHa HIS OATTLB FBOOBAJ
IT I S BELOW 2HE GAERYIiG CAPACITY, OJ
HE BELLS THB BETTER XBDIVUJOALS A3
FARM.
ALF
BRSBDZNO STOCK*..OR HE CAN ALSO SELL THEM BETTSe A3 iF^EDMt GALVBS � . ,AKD I P HE HAS GRAIN HE SOME TIMES FEEDS GOT S T K M 3 . EVERYTHING HK DQEB I S ALL
BASI2D ON � B IfeRKET AHD THE FEED SITUATIOH. P 0 0 H M CALVES 0 0 AS MILK PAT CALVES.
I F HE HAS
PEED TO SPARE HE BOYS 3 0 1 ^ I H THE PALL TO FEIiD 01 FAHMr17 BULL S I D QBTS ABOOT 9 0 ^ & P CROP AND I S BOW USIMO A REGISTEHH5 POLLED HffiKFOHB BULL. HE HARIETS HIS
LIVESTOCK LOCALLY A S ) HIS PASTURE FROORAM I S BASE MOSTLY OH
fmm^mmf onAztm
AW
SILAGE AHD HAY.
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HE USES VERY LTSTIM fEMPORARY GRAZING IH THE
a&TTm HJOGRM � HALF
PALL AM) WIBTBR.
OF SHE CALVIMG I S ZH
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THOSE CALVIMG IN THE 5PRI3K*
ARE CARRIED OH GRASS AID LOW QUALITY 0RASS HAY f H E FALL AM) WXHKSR CALVES ARE GREEP F I D . Tffi
LEHSTH OF CRISP PBEDIHO DIPEflDS 0 1 HOW MOOH QRA� MS H 4 S . , . . A S I SAID IT I S A FLEXIBLE FROORAM.
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S I D BHA1CH HAS HIHB PASTMK AREAS HAWiXm
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SROM FIVE TO IflBBSfST A 0 R E S . . . 1 6 5 ACRES OF FERMAMBI 0 a A S I I i G . . . S O I ^ OF I f USED FOR TEMPORARY S&STHRE I ? E R � FALL.. SID ^ S T mHAES IT BHOTOH TO PUT HI SAYS I T HELPS THE
RYE GRASS AIID OATS IM.
B^lfUOA GRASS ASD II? COMES BA�. BETTER 1'HAH EVER, SOME OF HIS PASTURE AREA I S HIGHLY IMPROVED MQ SOME OP I f VSIX LXTXbg, Amm BE I S BUILDIHD I T ALL IT S
OP HIS IHORBASZHff SHBKP fRO&RAM,
OF BARMJDA AKD BAILIS 0 I 8 S S , CO^OM LE;!P..Wi WHISB BOTCH GLOV�# TBHFOEI/mYWfflffiR CJRAZIIG I S
OATS AND RYE 0RA83 AHD GHIHSOW GLOVER...ABOOT I ORES, TEMPORARTSBMISR GliAZIHO I S 1 0 - 1 5 ACHES ORDINARILY SID O1TS OEi.21110-
S 0 M H OR MILLET,
PROM THE FIRST OF HOVKMBIR UHf I L THE MIDDLE OF MARCH OH OATS AKO R S I GRAS3. BE raSH" TAXES Off
A I D COTS FOR MX IH MAY AND THEM fHS SERMOBA GGHES BACK BEHIHD !ESAT� OTiC^ TEAM GA*?S AID 0RA3
FOR HAY SID 0 0 ^ 3 LESfEOi^A Ofi ALICE GLOVES FOR TF
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THRBE-IEARS AGO SID BRAWCH STARTED PUTT]
SORGHUM SILAGE BUT THE PAST TWO YEARS HAS POT UP OHLY COR?? SILAGE, HAS MORI FEED VALUE, THEY EAT IT BETTER AMD I T THE TRBHd HOLDS 2 0 0 TOftS SID FB1320
BUT HAS NEVER BEEff COMPLETELY PILLED
SILAGE TO CATTLE AND TO SHEEP I F HE ROTS SHORT 0
anAZxm AND
HAY* THOUGH SHEEP DOH�T DO AS
THEY DOH'T LIKE MET WK
OM IT AS DO CATTLE, SAYS SID AHD IT*S Qm TO EAT I T AT ALL,
TO BS TOP QUALITY FOR SHU;
SID HAS A STOCK POWD XH MOST
SVKHY PASTURE.,..SIX OP THEM GOUffOTO THIS LAKE fBXCS I S ALSO USED FOR FAMILY RlGREATIOJf, HIS
LAUD, WHICH BY Till MAY, HE RENTS PR OH HIS FATHER, I S HOfOBD AMD CROSS FEHCED,..HALF OF IT HIT WIRE AHD HALF OF I T BARBED WIRE. THE LAHD HAD BEEH
'ATSH FARMED AHD WAS HOUGH &�B LOW 1H PBRTILIfY* � 0 FIELDS THAT ARE HOW 2 0 A0RK3 AHD FIVE AGRES RESPECTIVELY WAS Hf EIGHT DIFFEREST PATCHES Al� rHB BIGGEST WAS FOUR A6RSS, HE HAS DONE 1^0*^0
OP LAUD CLEARING AHD HAS THAT M C MORE UH
SLIDB
CAN TREES
TO DO.
ALOHG WITH CATTLE AHD BEBET SID SIAITCH
ILSO CARRIES OUT A GOOD � X M � � P1CAIT PROGRAM. IAS S I T 0T3T 6 5 TREES ASD IUTEHDS TO PLAHT 5 0 KOBE, QBE OLDEST ONES ARE PIVB 2BARS OLD HOW* � HAS ?LAOT1D 1 2 * 2 5 EACH WIMTim FOR THE PAST FIVE
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SRA�CH OF WIlfOHA ALSO HAS ^ 0 0 AGRSS IK ?XM
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TIMBEH ON WHICH XMPROVKHLHT.
5 PRACTICES TIMBER STAHD
HE HAS THIltHBD AMD WEEDED MOST
OF THfc UNDESIRABLE HARDWGGD8, PROTECTS I T P I K E , SEHBCTXVELY HARVESTS AMI) HAS PLAHTED SOME
BUM,
IMBm
1 5 * 0 0 0 PIHE SH&DLI&DS, IM THE PAST SIX XEARS* S S K J L I I f J S W ^M BOW�,
ALL THIS RE HAS DOHE HE HAS PLAMTED THE PIH8 ERODED AREAB THAf I S OF
HO VAHJE AS PASCTHE.
SID WMLB THAT TOO HAM*
PEOPLE TAKE LA2� TttAT COULD MAKE MORE FRO TfflM 13 PASTURE AMD PUT IT W TIMBI2U TO RETURN M E MXIMM HE WANTS EVERY A0J
OF WHICH I T I S CAPABLE,
GOSH, I*VE E^BDI^r SCRATCHED THE StJRFACE, BUT I B ?
SLDMC
H E , BEFORE I ROT OUT OF TIM,
TOUGli BRIBF^T ffll' |
MRS, BRANCH'S HOMSHAKIHO PRCORAH. FROM THEIR
ACRS G-AKDE1? AW F&BK TRUCK PATCHES Slit' AID S I D ' S MOTHER DO TMIR FBBStiZIBQ AHD OAHHIWJ TOGETHER.
SHB �FREiSZES 8 5 QUARTS OF BEANS, 30 QUARTS OF MM P I H T S OF CORH At� OSRA AHD BOTTIHaBAMS. ' KAOH THE KILL AMD F8KE2S TEH I.AMBS A HOG AHD A CALP PLUS CHICKLIfS FOR TME FAMILY MEAT 3UPPIX* Hf ADBITI0H SHE CAJIS A J.00 PIHTS OF FOOD Itf JARS, S I J P B , . , -FARM-36 MIIS, BRAUOU LOVES TO COOE AMD I S EAGERLY AWA2TIHC THB KAY mm THE1 WILL HAVE THEIR MSW HOI� OH THi SHE ALSO 3HE MAK1
FARH WITH THK PIAKUED MODBRH KITCHBS, LUCKS TO �EW FOR HSISKLP Aim HER &IRLS. HER (MM DRAPERIES AHO CiaiTAIHS.
MR3# BRASGH
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HELP AND HOMEMAKING ADVICE AS SHE NEEDS IT FROM HER HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT, MISS FLOSSIE TATE, RIGHT NOW THEY ARE GIVING ESPECIALLY SERIOUS TI THOUGHT TO THAT NEW HOME IN THE COUNTRY. BOTH
SIDNEY AND HIS LOVELY WIFE ARE RED CHOSS SWIMMII AND L O T SAVING INSTRUCTORS AND MRS. BRANCH SLIDE CHILDREN HOWEVER, I S SPENT WITH HER FAMILY* THESE THREE YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR INTERESTS ARE HER INTERESTS TOO* ON THE LEFT I S SIX YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LYN, TEACHES SWIMMING EVERY SUMMER. MOST OP HER TIMB
NEXT I S THREE YEAR OLD MARIAN AND ON THE RIGHT I S THE OLD MAN OP THE FAMILY, SEVEN 1EM AS YOU CAN SE1 THEY ENJOY THEIR PETS. CAMERA OH FUSILS OLD LBl
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SIDNEY B1IAHOH BSLONG TO THE WINONA MOORE MEMORIA; METHODIST CHBR0H WHERE SIDNEY HAS JUST BEEN NAME TO TBS BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND WHERE ffiS. BRANCH TEACHES IN ?HE SENIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, SHE ALSO HELPS WITH BIBLE. SCHOOL EACH SUMMER SHE I S A MEMBSl OP AMD VICE PRESIDENT FOR THREE YEAR PAST, IN Bffi JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB, S H I HELPS WITH ALL COMMUNITY DRIVES, SID SAYS SID I S C
Oi#fAHDIJ?G OFFICER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD UNIT. RE I S A DIRECTOR OP THE WINONA CHA*ffiER OF COWERC DIRECTOR- OP THE COUNTY FARM BUREAU AND FOR TBRI XEARS SERVED AS I T S PRESIDENT, HE I S PRESIDENT
t THE CXXFHTY LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ASSOCIATION,*
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M l ADULT LEADEH, DIRECTOR OF f S i
MISSISSIPPI
E � * PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION AND VICE PRESIDENT OP THE PUREBRED SHEEP BKEEB1RS ASSOCIATION SID
I S A DIRECTOR OF THE DEX^A LIVESTOCK PAIR ASSOOIi O i m r DIREOT(B OF THE MISSISSIPPI CATTL^IEM'S AS30GIATI0H,
LIJBIOHAIRS*
CITIZE��S COUNGII, MBMBE3
AND MEMBSl OP TBR MATXOWL RIFLE ASSOCIATION, ^ * S HDRRY H W AND fSSBT THIS FIHE FAMILY, O 1� 2# H W MUCH OOTTOHf O WHXf
WHAT DO YOU FIHD TO BK BiSST 0RA2IHG POH
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