VIII INDEX. 



Louisiana rurciiasc Exposition— Continued— Pages. 



Dairying 210 217, 236, 263-265 



Awards 236, 263-265 



Butter display 214 



Clieese display 216-217 



History of development 210-214 



Records of private dairymen 213 



Education 229-236 



Awards 235-236 



Colleges and academies 230 



Expenditures • 235-236 



Graphophones and mutoscopes 230-231 



Model rural school house 235 



Social economy exhibit 234-23d 



State exhibit ^"^^^ 



State University 232-234 



St. Louis exhibit 231-232 



Fish and game 227-229, 236 



Awards ^^ 



Forestry 226-227 



Finished woods "' 



Varieties in 226-227 



Horticulture 207-209, 236. 239-242 



Awards 236. 239-242 



Horticultural building 207 



Missouri in comparison with otlier states 209 



Missouri 's display 207-208 



Most popular varieties of fruit •* 209 



State displays 207 



Varieties in exhibit .• • 208-209 



Live Stock 217-223, 213-263 



Awards, cattle 24S-2o6 



Awards, horses and mules 243-247 



Awards, sheep and goats 256-257 



Awards, swine 2o(-263 



Champion prizes 2J.l-2Ii 



Grand champion prizes 222-223 



Money appropriated for premiums 220 



Missouri poultry ' 223 



Mines and Metallurgy 223-226. 236 



Awards ^^ 



Cabinet specimens 226 



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Mining gulch "^ 



Mineral resources 224 



Moving features 224-225 



236 



I'liblications 



Awards ^^ 



236 



Woman's Work .■ 



Awards 236 



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Merchants' Excliangc, St. Louis 387-388 



Milk— 



^, ,.,fl„^ 325-^7 



Certlflea 



„ ,, ,, 314-315 



Cooling of 



Fever 321-323 



Flavors m 308-310 



, 310 



Trices of 



Standard quality of 318-319 



-„^ ,,^ , 311-312 



Vitality of y-' 



