Cully A. Cobb Archival Papers
The Cully A. Cobb papers consist of correspondence, reports, and other documents concerning the career and family of Cully A. Cobb.
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Man at Ruralist Press barbecue
Photograph of an African-American man at the Ruralist Press barbecue held at the Briar Patch, home of Cully A. Cobb.
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Ruralist Press barbecue
Photograph of men and boy at the Ruralist Press barbecue held at the Briar Patch, home of Cully A. Cobb.
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Stirring the Brunswick stew
Photograph of three African-American men stirring the Brunswick stew at the Ruralist Press barbecue held at the Briar Patch, home of Cully A. Cobb.
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House and garden at the Briar Patch
Boxwood maze at the Briar Patch, home of Cully A. Cobb; designed to resemble the one at Mount Vernon.
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Smokehouse at the Briar Patch
Photograph of the smokehouse at the Briar Patch, home of Cully A. Cobb.
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Agricultural conservation: the gospel of economic salvation
Address given by Cully A. Cobb at the Pilgrim Baptist Church in Chicago, Illinois, 1937.
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Letter, Clarence Poe to Cully Cobb; 1937
Good luck letter to Cully Alton Cobb upon his leaving the US Department of Agriculture to head the Ruralist Press in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Rough draft of an address by Cully Cobb
Rough draft of an address given by Cully Alton Cobb at the Rice Branch Experiment Station in Stuttgart, Arkansas in 1937.
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The [redacted] farmer and the A. A. A.
Address by Cully A. Cobb at a conference of African-American agricultural leaders and farmers at Prairie View, Texas, 1936.
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The South's farm tenancy problem
Printed address by Cully Alton Cobb to the Conference of Rural Ministers at State College, Mississippi in 1936.
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Address by Cully Cobb
Address given by Cully A. Cobb at the "Plant to Prosper" dinner at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee.
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The Agricultural Adjustment Act in its application to cotton
Speech delivered by Cully Alton Cobb to the Rotary Club in Atlanta, Georgia in 1934.
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The Cotton Belt's comeback under agricultural adjustments
Speech by Cully A. Cobb in Washington, D. C. regarding the Cotton Belt's comeback from the Great Depression.
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Baseball Team of the A.A.A. Cotton Division
Baseball Team of the Cotton Division of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
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Franklin Roosevelt with first check from Plow-Up Campaign
President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivering the first check in the 1933 Cotton Plow-Up Campaign to William E. Morris, tenant farmer, Nueces County, Texas. Witnessing are (L-R) Marvin M. Jones, Cully A. Cobb, E.R. Eudaly, Richard Kleberg, and Henry A. Wallace.
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An educated agricultural public
Address by Cully A. Cobb to the Louisiana State Teachers Association's annual convention in Monroe, Louisiana, 1932.
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Southern Ruralist Magazine Employees
Southern Ruralist Magazine employees, circa 1918. Cully Alton Cobb is above the handwritten 2.
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A.A.A. Southern Division picnic on the Potomac
Picnic of the Southern Division of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration's Southern Division, at Great Falls on the Potomac.
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Cully Cobb at International Club judging contest
Cully Cobb giving instructions to contestants at International Club Judging Contest in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Cully Cobb at the Prince of Wales Ranch near Calgary
Cully A. Cobb with John Cunningham and A. B. Calder at the Prince of Wales Ranch near Calgary.
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Executives of American Agricultural Editors Association
Executives of American Agricultural Editors Association at Prince of Wales Ranch near Calgary in Canada. (L-R) T.L. Wheeler, Mrs. W.L. Carlyle, John Cunningham, Cully A. Cobb, W.L. Carlyle, and A.B. Calder.
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![Memo, Cully Cobb to county agent; [n. d.]](https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-cobb-papers/1017/thumbnail.jpg "Memo, Cully Cobb to county agent; [n. d.]")
Memo, Cully Cobb to county agent; [n. d.]
Memo from Cully Cobb to county agent to call public meeting of farmers.
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Banquet for Cully Cobb
Program for a banquet given in honor of Cully Cobb, the newly appointed editor at The Southern Ruralist, 1919.
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Editorial staff of the Southern Ruralist
The editorial staff of the Southern Ruralist in 1919; includes P.H. Sauders, Col. F.J. Merrian, Professor MacKay, Mary Creswell, Dean Gray, Cully A. Cobb, Dr. J.H. McHalton.
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C.A. Cobb postcard
Tinted postcard photograph of a corn exhibit by Cully Alton Cobb's boys' club at the Mississippi State Fair of 1912.
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Railroad ticket
Ticket for Cully A. Cobb on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad from Mississippi A&M College to Tupelo, Mississippi, 1908.
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Cully Cobb at the barbershop
Photograph of Cully Alton Cobb in the barber's chair during his time at Mississippi A&M College.
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Photo with John Philip Sousa
Photograph of Mississippi State University President John Crumpton Hardy with John Philip Sousa, taken by Cully A. Cobb and sent to his sister.
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Cully Cobb at Lickskillet boarding house
Cully A. Cobb (top, first on left) with other boarders at the Lickskillet Boarding House.
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Klive house
Photograph of Klive House, where Cully A. Cobb roomed during part of his first year at Mississippi State University.
