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I AM INDEED GHATI5FUL TO MR. GRAHAM HALES, HINDS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENT FOR THE WONDERFUL KELP HE GAVE ME IN OBTAINING THE STORY OF THE THIS I S THE STOHY OF FOUR m. AID MRS. L . F . ASGBL0 AND fHETR XHOTIXCHILBI & VICTOR MILES U R R Y , LINDA AND F R S M ) I ^ / OF EWARBS, KISSISSIP. SIGHT HERE IN HINDS C � J I T I . THIS LOVELY HOME OF THE ANGELO�S SETS OS THE MAINSTRBET OF EDWARDS, LAWRMCg AIGSiO WAS BORN JUST ACROSS FAMILY WE SALUTE f ODJY,
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THE STREET AND HAS LIVED IN THIS HOUSE SINCE HE HAS SIX YEARS OLD. HE OWNS 3 5 7 ACRES AND
FARMS ANOTHER 3 5 5 ACRES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MRS OLA, BE WILLIAMS. LAND IN 1 9 1 6 . LAWRENCE BOUGHT HIS FIRST
I T WAS 18 ACRES MUCH HE BOUGHT HE BOUGHT HIS PRESENT
TO KEEP SOME HOGS ON. FARM i n 1 9 2 9 .
LAWRENCE ANGELO LIVED A BACHELOR HIS LOVELY THEY MET IN JAC
L I F E UNTIL HE WAS 44 YEARS OLD. WIFE COMES FROM MONROE COUNTY.
JACKSON WHILE SHE WAS WORKING FOR THE SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD. HE BROUGHT HIS BRIDE TO THIS
! LOVELY HOME WHERE THEY HAVE LIVED FOR 14 YEARS. SLIDS FA
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LAWRENCE ANGSLO HASN�T MATERIALLY CHANGED HIS METHOD OF FARMING SINCE H I BOUGHT THIS FARM IN 1929. OF COURSE HE HAS GRADUALLY BUILT HIS
HERD OF CATTLE UNTIL TODAY HE HAS 1 1 1 BROOD
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BROOD COWS, THREE REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS AND XKKSX FEW CALVES WHICH HE KEEPS FOR THE HINDS COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOW IN EDWARDS. UWREN<
ANGELO DOESH�T SPEND J3TY MONEY FOR FEED FOR HIS LIVESTOCK. HIS LAND I S ALL FENCED AID CROSS-
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FENCED AND THE CATTLE ARE TURNED INTO CORN PIED UNTIL THEY ARE CLEANED UP. THIS I S OF COURSE ONCE
cows
DONE AFTER THE CORN HAS BEEN PULDBB.
THE CORN FIELDS A1E CLEANED THE HERD GOES BACK JON PERMANENT PASTURE. I NO GRAIN IS FED TO THE
COMMERCIAL HERD,
LAWRMCE ANGSLO FOLLOWS A NO CALVES ARK THE CALVES
CONTROLLED BREEDING PROGRAM.
IDROPPED DURING THE WINTER MONTHS.
A R S TAKEN OFF THE COWS THE LAST OF SEPTMBBEFI 0 1
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EARLY OCTOBER AND ARE SOLD AS MILK FAT CALVES.
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THE CATTLE BO GET HAY IN THE WINTER TIME.
AS
I MENTIONED, LAWRENCE ANGELO KEEPS A FEW CALVES FOR THE EDWARDS LIVESTOCK SHOW EACH YEAR* THESE ARE KEPT UP AND DO GET THE NECESSARY RAIN TO PUT QN SOME FINISH. BESIDES THE CALVE
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E KEEPS OVER FOR THE SHOW, HIS THREE OLDEST
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CHILDREN ALL F I T CALVES FOR THELOCAL AND STATE BABY BEEF SHOWS. HERE WE SEE FREDDIE AND XAREY THE CALVES THEY WILL SHOW IN MARCH AT THE COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOW, AND MR. A1G1L0 I S
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HOLBISG LINBA�3 ANGUS WHICH SHU IS FITTING FOR THE S M S SHOW,
SLIPE -��-gMPM> _�_� TWO BOYS & HALVES
MOST OF THE SHOW CATTLE ARE AND LARRY ARE EACH FITTING BY THE WAY, LARRY EXHIBITED
HBREFORDS.
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HBSEFOHD STEERS.
THE GRAND CHAMPION BABY BESF OF THE SHOW AT THE MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR THIS YEAR. RIGHT
NOW, I T LOOKS LIKB HE'S WELL ON THE W Y TO A
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THE SPRING SHOWS.
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iTJfG EOYS DO MOST OF THE WORK WITH THE LIVESTOCK THE AIGBLO FARM SO MI?, ANGELO HAS GIVEN THEM EACH A CALF. THEY SHOWED THE TOP CJL VIS AT THE NOtf AS I SAIB, THE
NEGRO SHOW THIS YEAR.
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L I V B S f OGK HERB I S CARRIED OH PASTURE AFTER THEY HAVE CLEANED UP THE CORH FIELDS. GRAZING CONSISTS OF H I S PERMANEN
300 ACRES OF WHITE BUTCH
CLOVER, DALLIS GRASSf LESPBDgZA AND BBRMUBA. EVERY THREE YEARS HE TAKES 50 ACRES OUT OF PASTURE AND PUTS IN ROW CBBPS AND TAKES 50 ACRE FROM ROW CROPS AND PUTS I T BACK TO PBRMANENf PASTURE.
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HE NEVER TAKES OUf ANY PASTURE LAND
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H I S HAY CROP CONSISTS OF ABOUT 50 ACRES OF LESPEDSZA. THIS YEAR LIWRENCE ANGELO PUT UP HE FEEDS I T TO THE
ABOUT 5 , 0 0 0 BALES OF HAY.
CATTLE IN THE WINTER TIME AN� TO THE MULES H I
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FAHMS WITH.
ALL HIS LAM) I S TERRACED AND HE
FOLLOWS A SOIL COHSMVATION PLAH ON ALL 1KB LAS JHB FARMS. ET�SY YEAR LAWREHCE ANGELO FES)S 0U1 HE FEEDS THEM TO THE HOGS
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ABOUf 2� TO 2S HEAD OF HOGS.
ABOUT 240 POUMDS BEFORE I t BKBTIJ&, ARE DRY LOT FED ON CORtf.
H I CACCHAU5 THEM PHOGMM. MOST
AHD FOLLOWS A GOOD MSAQmmt
OF HIS HOGS ARE H&KKBXBD LOCALLY IJT HIS IBPHHr� GROCERY STORE, LAWRMCE MG1L0 MAK� SAUSAGS
FOR THE STOH1 AHD JfB�LL fBLL YOU A LITfLE AB0UI THAT mm OF HIS PEOGMM A LIfTLB IAfES OH. OF COff OH THIS YEAR
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MR. AJTGELO HAD 1 2 7 AQWS
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OH I f HE HADE 149 BALES FOR AH A T 0 & 6 E OF S37
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OF LINT COTTOIT.
THIS PARTICULAR FIM$
I S THl FIRST YEAR OUT OF PASTURE AHB YOU CAH P I C K I T OUT AS THE HIGHEST PRODUCER OF ALL THE COTTOH LAJTD 0 1 THE FARM. MR. AKGBLO FURTHER
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I N S U R E A GOOD CROP BY FLAMTIHG VETCH AS A COVER CROP. BWB WE SEM MR. ANGELO, LARRY AHD
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F S B D D I B . S R C f r i a G THE TTITCH TO COUNTY AGMT GRAHAM HALES. ALL SOU, I S TESTM) ASD FERTILIZS
AHD MANAGED ACCORDING TO ITS REQUIREMENTS. ALL COTTOI I S POISONED REGULARLY FOR INSECT CONTROL AHD PROPMLY HAHAGED IH BTERY WAY. AS I SAID A WHILE AGO, L&WREHCE AHGELO I S A
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MULE FARMER .
H I HAS 26 HEAD OP MULES AID MOST OF THE FARMING I S THE MULES GET MR. AMGEL0 HAD MS
THEY DO W E FARM WORK.
3>0NE BY SHARE CROP TENANTS. CORK AID HAY ALL 1ES TIME.
I S O ACEES I I CORN THIS YEAR AID HE SAYS I f
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SBB BEST HE EVER RAISED.
I f AVERAGED BETTER LAWRENCE ANGELO IS IEEDE�
THAI 60 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
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HAS WATER AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE I f AR0UK& TOM FARM.
THIS I S ONLY 0HE OF THE SIX
STOCK POIDS WHICH MAKE FfiESH WATER AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES. JOP EVE8Y mm I ^ F . AMWLQ MUSS MAXIMJM VSB OF HIS FARM P10GMM. THIS I S
THE SMOKE HOUSE WHEE1 F I I E HOHE PREPARED
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SAUSAGE I S CURED NOT ONLY FOR HOME USE BUT FOR LOCAL SALS. YOU MAY BE ABLE TO SEE THE SMOKE
CURLING OUT AROUND THE TOP OF THE BUILDING, SLIDE FARM_16 SAUSAGE FOR THERE* S A HOUSE FULL OF SAUIAGE BEING SMOKE CURED AT THE PRES1ST TIME. LAWRENCE
ANGELO AMD HIS BROTHER BOUGHT A S TORE IN EDWARDS WHEN THE BROTHER WAS 1 5 AND LAWRENCE W A WAS 1 3 . THEY OPERATED I T TOGETHER FOR 3� YSAKS
I S YEiRS ABO LAWRENCE ANSELO SOLD OUT AND WENT tO FARMING FULL TIME* BUT HE STILL FURNISHES FR8SH HEAT FOR THE STORE M W WONED BY HIS O
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HOWEVER, MUCH OF THE FRI8H Mfi&T AND
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ALSO F !ESH VfGETABLES FROM AS ACRE GABBED AND U I T PROM $mM TRBSS AND HUTS FROM SO PBCAN MRS. ANGELO
JTREfiS ARE PREPARES FOR HOME U S ! .
L I K E SO MANY OTHER FARM WOMBS, DOESN'T DO MUCH WBNING ANYMORE S U C E THS EI�ECTRIC POOD PfiBEZER CAME ON THE M R I B T . HOWEVER, SiiE WES BUT mm
S T I L L CAN TOMATOES AND A SOW MIX.
3 , 0 0 0 POUNDS OF FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND MEAT GO INTO THIS POOD FREEZER EVERY TEAS, MRS.
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ANGELO HAS ALL THE FACILXTEIS OF A MOBffiN
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[KITCHEN AND HOME LAUNDRY. HER K2TCHM I S A STOVE AND
HUGE ROOM THAT HOUSES, NOT ONLY EM
OUNTERS, BUT ALSO HER HOME IAUNDIY WHICH
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A LARGE MODEIN
KITCHEN S O T AND LONG COUNTffiS HAKE COOKING I PLEASURE, THEEE*S EfW ROOM IN THE KITCH^f
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DINING XAJBliS
FOK THE DIN1TTB TABLE WITH LOADS OF 80GM TO SPARE, THIS I S STILL A PARf OF THE KITCHM,
i N D I THINS BY WHAT I*VB SHOWN YOU, YOU CAN BEGIN TO GET AN I B M OF THE SIZE OF MRS. ANG1LC MOST IMPORTANT ROOM IN HER HOUSE...HER KITCHIN, SHE �081� HARD AND CONSTANTLY FOR THE COMFOHT AND WELFARE OF HER FAMILY. MOW, WE'VE ONLY
MUSHED OVER THE HIGH POINTS OF THIS FINE FAMILY. WHILE YOU TAKS A LOOK AT 1SBI I ' D LOT
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CAMERA OH WE FAMILY
m TELL YOU A FM OF m i
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WAYS IN WHICH
KJE L . P . A11GEL0 FAMILY CONTRIBUTES TO A BETTER COMMUNITY AND A BETTER AGiilCULTURE IS
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CATHOLIC CHURCH OP VICK5BUSG.
I I EDWARDS I I THE AHGSLO HOME OMB MCH AMD THE PRIEST COMES TO THB AHGfiLO HOME MONDAY APTB13TOOH AT 3iOO O'CLOCK T ) TE4CH i CATHOLIC CHILDRJSM OF THE COMMUNITY THEIR CATECHISM AW BIBLE* UMMCE AIGSiO I S A HB I S ALSO
OP THB MIGHTS W-CO�UlffiUS.
OP THE HIHDS COUHTY LIVSSTOCK ASSOCIATION, HE I S A TRUSTEE OF THB EDWARDS
SCHOOL, A DIRECTOR OF THE MISS^LOU FAIR [ASSOCIATION, A DIRECTOR OF THE HI3TOS C0UHTY IPARM BUREAU, A BISECTOR OP THE MISSISSIPPI C A T T L a i A I P S ASSOCIATION FOE THE FIRST 11
YEARS OF IT�S EXISTENCE L , F . AKGELO HAS FRESID1 OF THE EDMRDS FARM CLUB AHD HASBEEH P R ^ I D E S f OF THAT GS&AHI2ATI0N EVERY OTHER YEAR SI�CB, HE IS ALSO PRESIMBfT OF THE FARMER'S &BT. U H B E N C S AMGELO I S A PAST PRESIDENT OF THE J M I S S I S S I P P I AS OCIATIOH OJP SOIL CONSERVATION D I S T R I C T COMISSIOHBRS. EE I S PRESENTLY THB
CHAIRMAN OP THE STATE ASSOCIATIONS PUBLICITY
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COMMITTEE AID SBHVES Otf HIS BOABD OF DIHBCTORS OF 2UE STATE ASSOCIATION. THIS PAST YEAR L . F .
AKGELO WAS MMED M I OF THE YMR IN HIM)S COUHT AGRICULTURE 3Y THE JACSSOI KIWMIS CLUB. M & a Q I S A HfiMBSK AM) EAST OFFICER UP 1HBI GOOD EÐ GARDffi CLUB CF 3>WABBS� PAST SECRBTA1 OF THE EDWARDS P , T , A , AID ROOM MOfflM FOR THE SEVMTH AMD EIGHTH GKABBS AT ZHB �MARDS SCHOOL* Iff MSI SPAH1 TIME SMB LIKES TO SBfef, MS.
LASEY, L I � M AND FREDDIE ARE 4-H CLUB MEMBfflS A I D HAVE SOME OUTSTAIDISG ACCOMPLISHMmfS AS SUCH. WELL, IH THE TIME HJgMAIIISB LET�S TALK
TO THIS FEJE FAMILf AND FISD OUT A LITTLE MORE THAT WE HAVUB'T BB�V ABLE TO TELL fflTII PICTURES.
