Colored Paper Cutting at National Rice Festival 1938

In October 1938, individuals cut strips of colored paper to decorate a float at the National Rice Festival in Crowley, Louisiana, situated in Acadia Parish. The festival celebrates the regions rice production, an important agricultural industry. Crowleys rich rice heritage continues to play a significant role in its local economy and culture.

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