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Memo, William Bost To Extension Workers, November 16, 1964, William Bost
Memo, William Bost To Extension Workers, November 16, 1964, William Bost
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this memo to Extension workers dated November 16, 1964, Extension director William Bost writes to notify them of the new forty hour work week and sets expectations for how the offices should be run and the workers and agents should conduct business.
Letter, Richard A. Cooper To James Franklin Buchanan, November 11, 1964, Richard A. Cooper
Letter, Richard A. Cooper To James Franklin Buchanan, November 11, 1964, Richard A. Cooper
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated November 11, 1964, Carroll County Agent Richard A. Cooper writes to Attala County Agent James Franklin Buchanan to ask him when to expect Buchanan to pick him up for their trip to Stoneville, Mississippi. The letter is written on Extension Services letterhead.
Letter, Nonnee W. Hollingsworth To James Franklin Buchanan, July 14, 1964, Nonnee Hollingsworth
Letter, Nonnee W. Hollingsworth To James Franklin Buchanan, July 14, 1964, Nonnee Hollingsworth
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated July 14, 1964, Nonnee Hollingsworth writes to James Franklin Buchanan on behalf of the Possumneck Community Development Club to thank him for the time he spent showing them around Kosciusko when they visited. The letter is written on Hollingsworth stationary with the Hollingsworth crest in the top center.
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Mr. Lee, May 16, 1964, James Franklin Buchanan
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Mr. Lee, May 16, 1964, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated May 16, 1964, Attala County Extension agent James Franklin Buchanan writes to Mr. Lee to discuss potential coursework and express his interest in doing any coursework at Mississippi State instead of the Delta.
Letter, Cecil Black To Fred Hand, February 19, 1962, Cecil Black
Letter, Cecil Black To Fred Hand, February 19, 1962, Cecil Black
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated February 19, 1962, County Agents Association Chairman, Cecil Black writes to Fred Hand to thank him for the nomination of James Franklin Buchanan for the Association Distinguished Service Award as he is ineligible due to having won in 1949.
Letter, Ray Majure To James Franklin Buchanan, April 4, 1958, Ray Majure
Letter, Ray Majure To James Franklin Buchanan, April 4, 1958, Ray Majure
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated April 4, 1958, Ray Majure writes to James Franklin Buchanan to express his enjoyment of having spoken at a recent 4-H club rally and apologize for leaving early to go fishing with his brothers. He explained that it was the last time he'd get to see his brothers until winter.
Notification Of Personnel Action, Federal Extension Service To James Franklin Buchanan, October 1, 1961, U. S. Department Of Agriculture--Federal Extension Service
Notification Of Personnel Action, Federal Extension Service To James Franklin Buchanan, October 1, 1961, U. S. Department Of Agriculture--Federal Extension Service
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This personnel notification documents the salary and wages for James Franklin Buchanan by the U. S. Department of Agriculture--Federal Extension Services for October 1, 1961.
Letter, Ray Majure To James Franklin Buchanan, March 18, 1959, Ray Majure
Letter, Ray Majure To James Franklin Buchanan, March 18, 1959, Ray Majure
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated March 18, 1958, Ray Majure writes to James Franklin Buchanan to thank him for his letter and let him know that he would be happy to speak at an upcoming 4-H club meeting.
Pay Stubb, Extension Service To James Franklin Buchanan, July 1, 1956, Mississippi Extension Department
Pay Stubb, Extension Service To James Franklin Buchanan, July 1, 1956, Mississippi Extension Department
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This pay stub and notification of personnel action documents James Franklin Buchanan's salary with Mississippi Extension services.
Letters, Nostratollah Khatibi And James Franklin Buchanan, October 15, 1955
Letters, Nostratollah Khatibi And James Franklin Buchanan, October 15, 1955
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In these letters, written in 1955, Nostratollah Khatibi writes to James Franklin Buchanan to thank him for his help, clarify his name, and ask for assistance in writing on his behalf. James Franklin Buchanan writes to the Foreign Agricultural Service on Khatibi's behalf and reports on the Iranian visitor's time in the U. S.
Letter, James O. Eastman To Louis F. Gregory, March 11, 1955, James O. Eastman
Letter, James O. Eastman To Louis F. Gregory, March 11, 1955, James O. Eastman
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated March 11, 1955, United States Senator, James O. Eastman writes to Louis F. Gregory to thank him for the work he's doing on utilizing land previously used for cotton and express his appreciation for call his attention to the need for expanding Extension Services.
Letters, J. P. Coleman To James Franklin Buchanan, December 21, 1954 Through January 3, 1955, J.P. Coleman, James Franklin Buchanan
Letters, J. P. Coleman To James Franklin Buchanan, December 21, 1954 Through January 3, 1955, J.P. Coleman, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this series of letters, dated December 21, 1954 through January 3, 1955, Mississippi Attorney General J. P. Coleman writes to James Franklin Buchanan to ask him to provide him information on who in Attala County may or may not be in his favor during the upcoming election. Buchanan writes back to inform him that he is unable to fulfill that request due to the Hatch Act and directs Coleman to another man in the county who may be able to help him in which Coleman responds with his thanks.
Letter, William J. Collins To James Franklin Buchanan, March 2, 1954, William J. Collins
Letter, William J. Collins To James Franklin Buchanan, March 2, 1954, William J. Collins
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated March 2, 1954, William J. Collins, manager of the Mississippi Artificial Breeding Co-op writes to the Attala County Artificial Breeding Co-op to provide details on dividends and other financial information concerning the Co-Op.
Letter, M. S. Shaw To Extension Workers, August 12, 1954, M. S. Shaw
Letter, M. S. Shaw To Extension Workers, August 12, 1954, M. S. Shaw
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, Associate director of Extension Services, M. S. Shaw writes to Extension workers to inform them of some personnel matters and provide a notification of Personnel Action form for their personal records.
Letter, C. I. Smith To Extension Workers, September 2, 1953, C.I. Smith
Letter, C. I. Smith To Extension Workers, September 2, 1953, C.I. Smith
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated September 2, 1953, State 4-H Club Leader C. I. Smith writes to all Extension Workers to introduce himself as the new state 4-H leader and provide reminders for the clubs.
Letter, J. P. Coleman To James Franklin Buchanan, August 17, 1953, J. P. Coleman
Letter, J. P. Coleman To James Franklin Buchanan, August 17, 1953, J. P. Coleman
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated August 21, 1953, Mississippi Attorney General J. P. Coleman writes to Attala County Extension agent, James Franklin Buchanan to congratulate him on his promotion to Extension Agent to Attala County. A response of thank you from Buchanan, dated August 24, 1953, is included.
Letter, William M. Bost To James Franklin Buchanan, August 17, 1953, William "Bill" H. Bost
Letter, William M. Bost To James Franklin Buchanan, August 17, 1953, William "Bill" H. Bost
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated August 17, 1953, William "Bill" Bost writes to James Franklin Buchanan to acknowledge the receipt of Buchanan's letter and let him know that there are no hard feelings on Buchanan "taking the job" and wishes him well. An envelope postmarked August 18, 1953, Calhoun City, Mississippi. "Personal" is written diagonally on the left end of the envelope.
U. S. Information Return For Calendar Year 1953
U. S. Information Return For Calendar Year 1953
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This 1099 form documents the payment of eight hundred and twenty-five dollars and ten cents made by Mississippi Artificial Breeders Coop to the Attala County Artificial Breeders Coop for 1953.
Letter, Ray Majure To James Franklin Buchanan, December 4, 1952, Ray Majure
Letter, Ray Majure To James Franklin Buchanan, December 4, 1952, Ray Majure
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated December 4, 1952, Ray Majure writes to Extension Services Agent, James Franklin Buchanan to request help procuring cattle breeding documents. An envelope postmarked Madden, Mississippi, December 5, 1952 is included.
Envelope, Mississippi State College To Mr. J. F. Buchanan, January 5, 1944
Envelope, Mississippi State College To Mr. J. F. Buchanan, January 5, 1944
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This Mississippi State College E. H. White, Director of Extension envelope is addressed to Mr. J. F. (James Franklin) Buchanan, Assistant County Agent, Carthage, Mississippi. The envelope is postmarked January 5, 1944
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Mississippi State Board Of Health, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Mississippi State Board Of Health, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, James Franklin Buchanan writes to the Mississippi State Board of Health to inquire about the status of his requested birth certificate. He provides information he's sent previously and what he's received from them recently.
Letter, F. M. Smith To 4-H Club Members, January 15, 1944, F. M. Smith
Letter, F. M. Smith To 4-H Club Members, January 15, 1944, F. M. Smith
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated January 15, 1944, County agent, F. M. Smith writes a form letter to 4-H members to advise them that James Franklin Buchanan is leaving to join the U. S. Army and will be unable to meet with the club members any longer. The letter goes on to encourage the members to continue their work and server their community as part of the war effort.
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Mississippi State Board Of Health, Division Of Vital Statistics, June 17, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Mississippi State Board Of Health, Division Of Vital Statistics, June 17, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated June 17, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan writes to the Division of Vital Statistics of the Mississippi State Board of Health to request a copy of his birth certificate. The letter provides necessary information pertaining to the request.
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Fifth United States Civil Service Region, Office Of The Regional Director, December 19, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Fifth United States Civil Service Region, Office Of The Regional Director, December 19, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated December 19, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan writes to the office of the regional director of the Fifth United States Civil Service Region to let them know that he received their questionnaire and advise them that his is already employed with the Mississippi Extension Service which is already considered Federal work. He goes to say that if appointment should be made by them that he would want to consider where his service would be most valuable.
Letter, Fifth U. S. Civil Service District To Civil Service Eligibles, July 1941, United States Civil Service Commission
Letter, Fifth U. S. Civil Service District To Civil Service Eligibles, July 1941, United States Civil Service Commission
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated July 1941, the United States Civil Service Commission's Fifth U. S. Civil Service District informs Civil Service Eligibles of the urgency of filling vacant positions and explains the three kinds of appointments available.
Report Of Rating--Farmer Fieldman Examination, November 6, 1941, United States Civil Service Commission
Report Of Rating--Farmer Fieldman Examination, November 6, 1941, United States Civil Service Commission
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This report of rating for the Farmer-Fieldman Examination through the United States Civil Service Commission rates James Franklin Buchanan a 79 which renders him eligible for a Civil Service appointment. The form provides information on scoring, eligibility, and expectations for eligible applicants. A stamp from the fifth district in Atlanta, Georgia, dated November 6, 1941 is in the upper right of the form.
Collections And Expenses Report For General Livestock Judging In Leake County, Mississippi, December 11, 1940, James Franklin Buchanan
Collections And Expenses Report For General Livestock Judging In Leake County, Mississippi, December 11, 1940, James Franklin Buchanan
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This report, dated December 11, 1940, breaks down the expenses and collections incurred for the General Livestock Judging Team of Leake County, Mississippi. The report includes the team members involved and their accomplishments. The report is signed by James Franklin Buchanan, Assistant County Agent for Leake County.
Letters And Documents, James Franklin Buchanan, W. P. Smith, And E. P. Spivey, January 16-30, 1939, James Franklin Buchanan, W. P. Smith, E. P. Spivey
Letters And Documents, James Franklin Buchanan, W. P. Smith, And E. P. Spivey, January 16-30, 1939, James Franklin Buchanan, W. P. Smith, E. P. Spivey
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
This series of letters and documents between James Franklin Buchanan, W. P. Smith, and E. P. Spivey discuss the budget and finances related to the Choctaw County Extension Office. Invoices and credit memos were included with the letter from W. P. Smith.
Letter, M. S. Shaw To James Franklin Buchanan, April 21, 1939, M. S. Shaw
Letter, M. S. Shaw To James Franklin Buchanan, April 21, 1939, M. S. Shaw
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated April 21, 1939, Extension Services District Agent M. P. Shaw writes to James Franklin Buchanan to inform him that his name has been brought up in context of transferring him to the Attala County Extension Office and advises Buchanan that he may govern himself in his interest in the matter.
Letter, M. S. Shaw To James Franklin Buchanan, February 23, 1938, M. S. Shaw
Letter, M. S. Shaw To James Franklin Buchanan, February 23, 1938, M. S. Shaw
James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers
In this letter, dated November 23, 1938, Mississippi Extension Services District Agent, M. B. Shaw writes to James Franklin Buchanan to provide further details on his promotion from assistant agent to Choctaw County Extension Agent.