Thomas Buie Morris papers, 1922-1980 [manuscript].

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Thomas Buie Morris papers, 1922-1980 [manuscript].

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The papers contain the books, Poultry Can Crow at NCSU, a History of Poultry at North Carolina State University, 1881-1976 and Stories of a Country Boy, Morris's autobiography. Also included are newsclippings, publications by North Carolina State University and the extension service pertaining to poultry, correspondence relating to Poultry Science Extension, speeches, photographs, poultry calendars made by poultry extension specialists, and display charts relating to egg production.

8.25 linear feet.

North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries

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North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries

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