=Pennsylvania. Food Conservation Train.= Pennsylvania Food Administration, State College of Agriculture, and Pennsylvania Railroad. 1917 and 1918. Two demonstration cars and one exhibit car. =Save the Surplus Special.= Toured this state and New Jersey. 1916 and 1917. See New Jersey. =Tennessee. Agricultural Train.= Subject: better farming and food production. Agricultural Department of Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad. One private car and one lecture car. Exhibits and demonstrations. =Dixie Jersey Special.= See Illinois. =Texas. Agricultural Train.= Subject: dairying. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. Three coaches for lectures, two exhibit cars, automobile car for cattle, flat car with wire fence and canvas top for lecture and demonstration platform, a diner and a Pullman for campaigners. Lectures, exhibits, and demonstrations. Stereopticon slides shown at night in combination with lectures in motion picture theater or town hall. =Peach Culture Train.= Subject: proper methods of pruning and spraying trees, and extermination of insect pests in orchards. Agricultural Department of St. Louis Southwestern Railroad of Texas, assisted by Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and State Department of Agriculture. 1919 and 1920. Two cars for exhibits and one for orchard machinery. Exhibits, demonstrations, and lectures. Similar to train run in Arkansas in 1918. See Arkansas. =Utah. Agricultural and Food Production Train.= Co-operatively run with State Colleges of California, Utah, and Nevada, and the Salt Lake Railroad. 1916 and 1917. See California. =Virginia. Agricultural Train.= Agricultural and Mechanical College of Virginia, and Norfolk and Western Railroad. 1915. Demonstration train. =Better Farming Special.= See North Carolina. =Washington. Agricultural Train.= State College of Agriculture. Lectures with stereopticon slides, sometimes in nearby school or hall; exhibits and demonstrations on train. =Good Roads Special.= Subject: road and culvert construction and maintenance and general highway improvements. Office of Public Roads of Washington and several railroad companies co-operated. 1912. Two coaches of exhibits and models. Lectures, demonstrations, and exhibits. =West Virginia. Agricultural Train.= Subject: better farming. Kanawha and Michigan, Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, and State College of Agriculture. 1912 and 1913. Baggage cars for cattle and coaches for lectures. Lectures, demonstrations, and exhibits. =Wisconsin. Pure Seed and Home Power Special.= “Soo” Line, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, Wisconsin Bankers Association, and State College of Agriculture. 1917. Two cars for demonstrations and exhibits.