Directory style listing for Alabama education union officers
A fragmented directory entry lists officers and locations for the Parm eral Education and Cooperative Union of Alabama and the Calhoun Division of the F EC U of A. Names include MORIA Selligent KELSO JOHNSON T. B. McDowell and W. T. Dodd with addresses in Birmingham Anniston Oxford and Calhoun area. Roles mentioned include President Vice President Chaplain Sergeant at Arms Doorkeeper and Organizer.
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Enterprise
T. F. Johnson
Thomas Bldg
Birmingham
Calhoun
C McDowell
Anniston
Ala
John H. Wllson
ETO
Vanbes
W. T. Dodd
Barry At
Oxford
Case T. C. Roswell
F. D
McFall
W, T Dodd
Barry St
Make Up Your Mind About Farming and Prices
An opinion piece by Roland Turner urges farmers to adopt practical plans like Wil Hamson’s corn method, embrace business principles, and heed the low cotton prices. It credits the Country Life Commission and National Farmers Union for farm uplift and notes farmers shifting toward sound business practices despite early setbacks.
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Wil Hamson
Country Life Commission
National Farmers Union
Alabama Farmers Call for Commission to Aid Rural Life
A Southern speaker urges creation of a Country Life Commission to study farming needs, improve education, reduce disease, and promote rural development in Alabama. He argues for honest data, stronger government support, and better farming methods to keep youth from leaving the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wold
Alabama
Diversified farming urged for Southern farmers
The article argues cotton as king of Southern agriculture but warns against overreliance. It notes cotton's vast economic value from lint and seed and urges farmers to diversify to seize other opportunities while preserving cotton’s importance.
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South
Eli Whitney
Augusta
Cotton
Diversifying Crops Important to Farm Profit and Soil Health
The article argues that while cotton is easily cultivated and valuable, farmers should diversify crops to maximize output and preserve soil fertility. It notes other crops may offer lower labor costs, seasonal options, or better land sustainability, urging balanced planting strategies.
Doan's Kidney Pills Marketed For Kidney Warnings
An advertisement cites mysterious kidney warnings as signs of illness and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. A testimonial from L G Jones of Niston Alabama claims rapid relief from backache and kidney discomfort after using the product, with Foster Milburn New York listed as agents and a 50 cent price.
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L. Wikle
Foster-Milburn
New York
Buffalo
United
Death by own act noted in Atlanta area notice
In Rome Georgia on December 29 Clark, a 19 year old youth who had moved with his father’s family from Alabama died after ingesting carbolic acid. The inquest found hopeless love the cause and the act occurred within an hour of a young Roman woman.
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Roma
Dee
Clark
Spring Garden
Ala
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Rmers’ Union Department
Roland Turner
W. PF. Curvin
the Farmers’ Union OF
Calhoun County
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Parmera’ Educatal and Cooperative Union of Alabama
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Kelso
Treas
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Department
Manhattan Terminal
Brooklyn Bridge
ART Commission
Bellport
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Dean
Bright
Betes
Doan
Pdcan
Rome
Carol Norwodl
United States
R. Y. Pierce
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Curge
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Prest
Buffalo, N. Y
Pip Rch
Indiana
Vicksburg
Baery
First National Bank
M. B. Wellborn
H. A. Young
W. W. Stringfellow
A. J. Goodwin
W. H. McKleroy
W. A. Davis
D. Woodruff
R. F. Smith
Frank Leigh
The
Anniston National Bank
Savings Department
W. T. Brown, W. A. Davis
MO. H. Noble
D. Woodrufy
R. P. Smith
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