For Rent and Sale Notes From Local Classifieds
A garbled classifieds page lists rental offers for four room houses near Moulton Road and a two mile north Hartselle location with electric lights. It also shows numerous sale items including dogs, cattle, land near Hartselle Decatur and Jasper, and various farm tools and livestock. Several want ads request workers, a settled lady to assist an elderly couple, and well drilling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Decatur
C. Hill
Courtland
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Cooperatives Elect Eight Directors At Belle Mina Meeting
North Alabama farmers gathered for the TVA Cooperative annual meeting at Belle Mina. E P Garrett reported eleven months’ business volume matched the federation’s first 100 years, with $3 386 111 of farm commodities supplies and materials handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama
North Alabama
Tennessee Valley Cooperatives
Belle Mina
E. P. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
A. W. Jones
Alabama Extension Service
Auburn
Frank Stewart
Montgomery
S. L. Clement
Knoxville
Tennessee
Arthur Mullin
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
R. T. Ker
PMA Announces Seed Rates and Storage Loans
Morgan office releases seeding payments for Austrian Winter Peas and various vetches and grasses with per pound rates from 4.8c to 12c. Barley and oats seed payments listed. Approvals via County PMA Committee Hartsville. Grazing allowed if good growth remains. Farm storage facility loans extended one year at 4 percent for up to 80 percent of project costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Hartselle
Local Names Listed Across Counties and Asheville
The record names a line of individuals including W. C. Burson in Nahhan Colbert County and W. G. Burch in Franklin County along with J. D. Hays of Madison County and others such as A. D. Cobb of Marshall County and Guy M. Sales of Asheville North Carolina.
Pfc Cecil A Johnson Returns From European Leave
Pfc Cecil A Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson 1028 North Avenue Fairview Decatur has returned to Nahbollenbach Germany after a 15 day leave in Holland France and Switzerland He is with the 7851st Quartermaster Depot group at the Nahbollenbach Depot a main supply point for U S Forces in Europe He joined the Army in November 1950 and has been in Europe since June 1951 prior to service he was a salesman for American Termite Control Company of Birmingham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahbollenbach
Germany
Pfc
Cetil A. Johnson
Homer Johnson
North Avenue
Fairview
Decatur
Holland
France
Switzerland
7851St
U. S
Europe
Army
Johnson
Tersmite Control Company
Birmingham
Hogeland Trains In Germany At Augsburg Post
Pvt. William S. Hogeland of Decatur 3 trained in Germany on setting up a field hospital under combat conditions. He serves with the Army's 11th Field Hospital at Augsburg Military Post, after leaving Dodge Corporation in Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augsburg
Germany
William S. Hogeland
Decatur 3
Army
11Th
Hogeland
Dodge Corporation
Detroit
Mich
Commodity Loan and Price Support Details for Morgan County
Four equal yearly installments apply to commodity loans for farm storage facilities for grain and seed crops. Loans through the County PMA Committee cover storage and marketing crops. The 1952 corn price support rate for Morgan County is 1.77 per bushel for grade 3, with potential parity-based adjustments through October 1, 1952, and applies to loans and purchase agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Corporation
PMA
Morgan County
Limestone Rock Rain Puzzles Indiana Farm House
For seven successive nights limestone fist sized rocks rained onto the roof of Lewis Schattin’s farmhouse five miles north of Evansville Indiana. Deputies and curious locals guard the property as the rock fall continues from an unknown source with no fires on site. David M Bigelow suggested limestone layers under incinerators may explode. The shower lasted more than three hours Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Lewis Schattin
Schattin
Leonard Denton
David M. Bigelow
Evansville Public Museum
Lewis
Principals Discuss PTAs and Difficult Parents
Montgomery principals gathered to share tactful ways to handle friction in PTA groups and domineering members. Cliff Harper of the Alabama High School Athletic Association noted Alabama requires a written exam for registered officials, with 860 officials calling high school events last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
P.T. A
Railroad trestle spans 30 miles over Great Salt Lake
The long railroad trestle crosses the Great Salt Lake extending about thirty miles. Built to connect distant shores, the structure stands as a notable feat of early engineering and regional transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Salt Lake
Treating Ulcerative Colitis and Colon Surgery Advances
The article explains ulcerative colitis causes severe diarrhea with mucus and blood, potential toxic complications, and that 80 percent respond to bland diet and anti spasmodics while 20 percent need stronger drugs like ACTH or cortisone. It notes colon removal can save lives, lower mortality by one third, and prevent cancer in severe cases, though not a cure. It adds rabbit fever can be carried by animals beyond rabbits, including squirrels and foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
K. C
Itures Syndicate, Inc
Barber Pole Theft Joke Has Town in Laughter
A barber shop pole thief saga ends with a citywide sting as cops repeatedly nab him only to release him after showing a receipt. The next day every barber pole in town disappears, spun from the joke’s punchline.
Fayetteville Men Organize To Help County Farmers
Fayetteville business interests mobilize to secure ten carloads of Wisconsin hay for Lincoln County farmers. The hay will be handed to the Lincoln county emergency hay committee formed by the Chamber of Commerce with Farm Bureau and other agencies. Farmers in need may apply at the county agent’s office with a $10 per ton deposit. First shipment expected in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reetteville
Linco County
Eri
Fayetteville
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln’ County Farm Bureau
County
Farmers Home Administration
M. D. Brock
Lincoln County
Steve Hulme
Tay, Crawford
J. R. ‘Speers
Joé Sloan
Brock
Philip Horsley
North Elk Ave
First Photographs of the Moon Said to Date 1849
The article notes that what are believed to be the earliest photographs of the moon were produced in 1849. It discusses historical significance and the fledgling state of astronomical photography at that time.
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Farmers Exchange
Victor Grain
L. C. Crawford
Baileyton
Ala
Red Bank Road
C. J Ligon
Ben A. Byford
John Deere Mower
C. J. Ligon
F. W. Briscoe
Hone
Veto
Route 1
Ville
Andrew Wards
I. M. Murphree
Beeler Farm
Copper Plant
Marvin L. Kent
Talucah
H. L. Groover
Firestone
Ford
Richard A. Driver
Seldon Day
Plenty Water
Edward G Carnell
Artertie A
Morgan City
Highway 38
Eugene Ditto
4Th Avenue South
Earl Outlaw
Hackworth
Red Hill Cemetery
Cub Farmall
O. B. Richardson
Moulton Road
Coker
Ryan Hool
Arab Road
Hoyte Latham
Joppa
Ryan
Rouse
Escre
L Parker
Ra J
Roy Grizzard
Newsom
Union Hill
W. A. Crawford
Balleyton
Lacon
O. W. Hogan
R. B. Hardwick
Rt. 2
A. M. Cottrell
Trinity 1
J. T. Robinson
Talucah, A. J
Dane Waldrop
Rt. 1
Aowers A
H. Yarbrough
W. J
Percy Kenum
Danville
Chevrolet
Danville Road
Coleman
Royce Simson
Walter E. Mitchell
Box
Jasper
A. P. Kennedy
Shoal Creek Road
John Deere Tractor
P. Breeding
Athens
H. M. Blankenship
New Hampshire
O. G. Woods
Route 2
Somerville
Yorkshire ‘Boat
G. W. Hughes
Madison
A & M Laundry and Dry Cleaners
First Avenue and
Lee St
Stewart
Alabama Cattleman
Drouth
Mack Maples
Alabama Cattleman Association
C. T. Bailey
Pete Gilmer
Fred Stewart
Belle Mina Station
Ardmore
T. Jones
Commissioner Stewart
Mr. Jones
Morgan Office
Cecil Johnson
Preuit Simms & Son
First Avenue
Ptas
Hermann Bundesen, M.D
Jumius
Will
Jill
Thornton Winthrop
Winthrop
Thornton
Cabbie
Republic
Alleghenies
West
Shtop
Willie
Georgie
Jack
Niagara Falls
Susan
B. Frank Chenault
Grant St
Mitchell
Decatur Hatchery Free Poultry Service
Cain and Wells St
Shingles Phone
Rountree Lumber Company
West Moulton St
Turner Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
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