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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1941
Page
5
Advertisement fragment shows prices for peanuts at per pound and Stoneville 28 cottonseed at 11 2 per pound listing W F Ford in Eva Alabama referencing catalog page A 23.
Morgan county cotton farmers must file intention sheets at the county AAA office by June 14 to participate in the Supplementary Cotton Program. The form records planned 1941 cotton acreage and signs on behalf of tenants and sharecroppers. Details on stamps and payments explained. canners produce over 100 million cans annually, per Census.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Belew and children of Rocky Ford visited Luke Roberts. Several neighbors and families spent time with Esther Callanan Ida Terry Sybil Wynn and Claude Roberts. An ice cream supper was held at Mike Garrison home. A large crowd attended preaching Saturday night and Sunday.
Morgan county agriculture officials urge farmers with three or more cows to plant sorghum for silage to feed through next winter. One acre yields about ten tons, enough for 8 to 10 cows, with advantages including storage efficiency, low cost trench silos, and drought supplementary use. County agent B G Hall notes trench silo guidance available at the office.
R L McDonald Morgan County Farm Bureau president announces Get a Member Week May 12 to 17. Each member to recruit one new member to boost county membership and support for the 1941 cotton loan fight. He notes 15.87 cents per pound cotton could lift loan values and urges farmers to pay 1941 dues.
Everyone is invited back for a community gathering on the fourth Saturday night and the following Sunday. The notice emphasizes open attendance and inclusive participation for residents and guests alike.
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