“View along slaughter house to hog pens in the background. The first 30' or so of the hog pen (the light strip between the two fences in the middle background) was a "mud wallow" with a terrible stench. The hog pen was about 100' from the slaughter house when it should be approximately 500'. A vat for cooking offal had been built, but from the way the weeds were growing in the firebox, had not been used for a long time. This slaughter house is of a size to handle nicely the meat for one butcher, but is not large enough to operate as a custom slaughter house where slaughtering is done for anyone and everyone. Slaughtering activities should be confined to the needs of the owner and all slaughtering for others should be stopped. If custom slaughtering is to be done, then the plant should be enlarged.”, n.d.
Item — Folder: 1, Object: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection contains photographs, articles, correspondence, and scrapbooks that were collected by members of Teche Action Clinic. Many of these materials relate to the St. Mary Parish Health Unit and Franklin Health Council.
Dr. Gary Wiltz, CEO of Teche Action Clinic, donated the digitized version of this collection with the help of Phebe Hayes.
Dates
- Other: n.d.
Extent
From the Collection: 2.8266 Gigabytes (Digitized copies of materials divided into 7 folders, all on 1 DVD)
Language of Materials
From the Sub-Series: English
Repository Details
Part of the University Archives and Acadiana Manuscripts Collection Repository
Contact:
Edith Garland Dupré Library
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
400 East St. Mary Blvd.
Lafayette LA 70503 United States
337-482-6031
speccoll@louisiana.edu
Edith Garland Dupré Library
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
400 East St. Mary Blvd.
Lafayette LA 70503 United States
337-482-6031
speccoll@louisiana.edu