Alabama Cooperative Extension Service

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Letters, photos, and clippings related to Kelley and his tenure as head of the Black Belt Experiment Station in Marion Junction, Alabama. Includes a scanned print out of a photo of the rodeo that took place at the football stadium in March 1941.

Scope and Contents This accession consists of discontinued ACES publications with correspondence and a list of said publications; thirteen audio cassettes; twenty-seven film strips; two vinyl records that correlate with two of the filmstrips; slides; pamphlets; fliers; booklets; teacher's manuals; guides; handbooks; a Polaroid 360 Land Camera with a Polaroid printer copier; a 1940s A. B. Dick Company mimeoscope; flash cubes; a small nutrition desk calendar; a hand fan; an ACES pillowcase and tote bag; a Print...

Scope and Contents This collection contains the records of the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service including books, booklets, pamphlets, and educational material related to nutrition; files from the Director's Office of the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service (ACES), annual reports, correspondence, publications and discontinued publications, photographs, and a T-shirt; a book by Norwood Allen Kerr; material from (ACES) department of home economics; as well as correspondence, newsletters, newspaper...

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This collection consists of pamphlets on the Alabama Jersey Cattle Club, handwritten notes and photographs, as well as information, reminiscences, and anecdotes of Eaton and his career as a professor of Dairy Husbandry at Auburn University (A.P.I.) from 1920 to 1957.

Content Description

This collection contains nine photographic prints of the scuttling of the German fleet at Scapa Flow, Scotland, on June 21, 1919, and seventeen photographs of agricultural and industrial sites throughout Alabama, likely taken for the Alabama Extension Service circa 1920s. Several of the agricultural photographs are identified as being taken by E.H. Green, photographer for the Alabama Extension Service, Auburn, including some with a stamp from the "Chicago Daily News".