For Sale Classified Items From A South Central Almanac
Listing of assorted local sales and offers including registered ore boar registration No 262087 plus various farm seeds preserving figs and household items. Items include a house and lot trade in Decatur a three acre land parcel near Day's store and a lawn mower plus radio all with contact names and routes in Alabama towns Danville Hartselle Trinity Decatur Moulton Heights Day's store East Pike Route numbers and times for calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Decatur Joe Manor
Trinity
Day
East Pike
L. Echo's
Hartselle
Treated Oak Timber for Lab Flume Bulkheads
Five hundred board feet of oak timber has been treated with copper naphthenate for the hydraulic data laboratory at Norris. The material will be used to construct two flume bulkheads at the laboratory and will provide an opportunity to test the service life of treated oak under conditions of alternate wetting and drying. Records are being kept on all tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydraulic Data Laboratory
Norris
Federation of Malaya Declared British Dependency
The Federation of Malaya remains under British control as a dependent territory, with governance and strategic oversight exercised by the United Kingdom amid ongoing colonial arrangements.
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The
Federation of Malaya
Moulton Road Plan Outlined Amid Fast-Paced Work
County road work advances with Judge Isaac Johnson noting priming and paving on the Wren and Danville road and a ten day completion window if weather holds. The project shortens distances to Birmingham and South, while the Hillsboro Morris Chapel road moves toward farm to market status. Right of way deeds for Moulton to Decatur proceed, with a few condemned parcels expected. Also, Five Points to Speake road slated for black topping this fall, with state takeover and year-end completion promised. In business news, Tennessee Valley Dairy Products seeks final incorporation with stock pledges and a $12,500 cash infusion.
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Isaac Johnson
Wren and
Danville Road
Danville
Moulton
Birmingham
Hartselle
Decatur
Hillsboro
Morris Chapel
Moulton-Decatur
Moulton and Decatur
Johnson
Lawrence County
Speake
National Forest
Road Work Scheduleed In Town Street Seal Project
The town will begin a street improvement project around August 15 to seal all streets built in the past two years. Couch Construction Co. of Dothan received the contract to lime rock asphalt seal East Street from the Baptist church to the Moulton-Decatur highway and to raise its level. The project, overseen by the State Highway Department Decatur Division, costs $4,500 for 12 000 square yards and is funded by tobacco and amusement tax receipts. The council reported the bid was about $300 below others, with engineering savings yielding a net about $600.
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J. L. Weatherwax
Weatherwax
Couch Construction Co
Dothan
East Street
Moulton Baptist Church
Moulton-Decatur
State Highway Department
Decatur
Fines Collected After Weekend Police Activity
Two arrests were reported over the weekend by local police while mayors court on Saturday netted the town 164.50 in fines. Felton Dutton noted one man arrested for public drunkenness Saturday night and another jailed earlier for failing to pay a prior fine. The 164.50 total includes 11.50 for fighting, 106.50 for driving while intoxicated, and several 16.50 fines for public drunkenness.
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Felton Dutton
Dutton
Hospital Listings From Irwin and Dyar Firmary
List of patients admitted or treated at the Irwin and Dyar firmary over the past week includes Mrs Vernis Gillespie of Decatur and several others across Addison Grayson and Moulton with names such as Mrs Miller Witt Mrs M C Campbell Mrs Houston Let son and Mrs C Ellard Bas den among many at City Trinity and Town Creek locations. The roster also mentions multiple patients including Phil Hardy George Jones Jesse Burfield and Mrs Edward Farley with various home towns.
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Irwin and Dyar Firmary
Vernis Gillespie
Decatur
Owen Brindley
Addison
Miller Witt
Town Creek
Albert Blankenship
Grayson
M. C. Campbell
Moulton
Houston Letson
C. Ellard Basden
Hillsboro
Etheredge Robbins
Phil Hardy
City
Jim Murphree
Detroit
James Fennell
Childersburg
Lula Fennell
Clara Mae Beane
Warner Robbins
John Beane
Edward Farley
Irwin and Dyar
Clyde Moats
Irwin and Dyar Infirmary
Lucy Blackburn
Bennie Miller
Auburn
Mary Elizabeth Almon Montgomery
Christine Almon
Alice
J. L. Weatherwax
S. Blakemore
Birmingham
Dick Roberson
Rebecca Bishop
Poolville
Texas
Wendell Pickens
Wayndee and
Penny
Dallas
Lola Carter
Azile
Leo Roberson
W. M. Marr
Memphis
Howard Burch
Mt. Hope
John Wilkerson
Steve Hardy
Hubert Blanken
Ship Town Creek
J. C. Weatherwax
South Market Street
Melba Richardson
Preston Turner
Ames Ripley
Ripley
Syracuse
N. Y
F. T. Jones
Earle Proctor
Charles Barham
Jack
Jill
New Orleans
Jack Littrell
Mr. Sham
Dairy Project Advances to Next Stage in Fund Drive
A community dairy project reports $8575 in cash subscriptions collected so far, with progress toward its fundraising goal. Local volunteers organized stalls and sales to boost support while highlighting the program's impact on farm families and school nutrition.
Reeves Finds Nitrogen Aids In Seed Crops
R. M. Reaves of the API Extension Service surveyed nitrogen use on grass seed crops across 46 farms. Topdressed fescue with nitrogen yielded 264 pounds per acre versus 122 without. ryegrass and rescue grass showed similar gains, with pre-March applications producing the best results.
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Reeves
R. M. Reaves
API Extension Service
North
Alabama
Erle Phillips
Monrovia
War Would Change All Farm Operations
Philadelphia report notes if Korea expands to general war, farm surpluses could vanish quickly as government controls like allocations for equipment fertilizer and fuel may be imposed. A USDA official says current supplies are adequate and offers no blueprint for war programs, leaving farmers unsure of changes ahead.
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McMillen
Europe
Burma
Siam
Asia
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Korea
Robert D. McMillen
Washington
Farm Journal
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hilo Tops Hawaii Island Communities in Size
Hilo is described as the largest community on the island of Hawaii, distinguishing itself among the archipelago’s towns. The note emphasizes its status as the chief population center on the island.
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Hilo
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Tas
Lee Simpson
Route 2
Somerville
A-9
R. F
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Vinemonton Cullman
Rutgers
Florence Moore
Route 1
Cullman
J. H. Hawkins
Eva
Will Hardin
Wille
Fresh Garden Sage
J. Grady Stone
Route 3
Oneonta
Ala
G. H. Carbon
Carroll
Athens
John Morris
Pig J
Standley
Highway 31
Weevil
PMA
Wayne
Paul C. Davis
J. C. Stroup
Jessie McCaghren
Fine Points
E. Adlen
Box 171
B.C
Compton
Lonte Halbrooks
Clark
Austinville
Flint Rd
Priceville
W. E. Bean
Fox
Hartseile
J. B Humphrey
E. Main St
Hartseiie
Oscar D. Holbert
Red Hampshire
A. M. Cotrell
Trinty
Willow Shade Sunrise
J. P Sultival
Mattie L. Sapp
Moulton Heights
W. E Terry
Maurice Lamon
Sheat’s Chapel
R. H. Puller
New Hampshire Red Ballets
Lois Foster
Y. M. Turner
Lizzie M Turner
Glenn Shirley
Tennessee Valley
Flight Service
Pryor Field
NEW Purina
Purina
Turner Goal & Grain CO
Checkerboard
Moulton ST
Morgan County
Soil Conservation Service
Alabama Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation
Moulton News
Tennessee Valley Dairy Products Inc
Burch
H. A. Alexander
Alexander
Ellen Deese
Minnie Wiley
Lizzie Gibson
Harris Pippen
W. L. Halsey
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
G. C. Bradford
Alton L. Cornelius
Tom Corum
Butler Ellis
Minnie Masterson
G. Carraway Et. Als
C. A. Watkins
R. L Almon
Clay R Pollan
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Norman Penn
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American Cyanamid Company
Agricultural Chemicals Division
Brewster
Florida
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John D. Devis
Fred Hunt, Jr
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