Alabama farmer urges soil building and nutrition for defense
P. O. Davis, director of the ex service of the Alabama nic Institute Auburn, spoke at the Marshall County Farm Bureau annual meeting. He urged crop diversification including collards turnips cabbage and kale plus onions carrots and greens to boost nutrition and livestock feed as part of a national defense program. He credited the Farm Bureau with victories and highlighted the new farm act as a key achievement. He said sound farming, higher prices, and an organized cooperative platform are essential for profitability and a strong economy.
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P. O. Davis
Alabama Nic Institute
Auburn
Davis
Alabama
Marshall County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
John H Bankhead
Congress
Ture
Revival at Bethel to Start Aug 17
Annual revival at Semel Baptist Church north of Hartselle begins August 17 with Sunday morning and afternoon services and an old sash dinner on the grounds. Rev Luther Gains of First Baptist Church, Tuscumbia, will preach with Rev J H Mahaf assisting. Vacation School planned in conjunction with the revival.
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Semel Baptist
Hartselle
Luther Gains
First Baptist Church
Tuscumis
Rulings by Lawson Detail Tax and Public Funds Decisions
Montgomery Alabama August 14. Attorney General Thomas Lawson issues rulings on luxury tax applicability to retail sales of personal property moved out of state and restrictions on paying sheriff and clerk claims from fine and forfeiture funds. He also notes in another decision that expenses of the Alabama Citizens Committee lack proper appropriation for maintenance of hospitals. A separate item mentions a man named George Ferguson accused in a bronze city hall railing theft case.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Aey
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
Cleburne County
Penses
Citiz Committee
Harry
McDevitt
George Ferguson
City Hall
MacDe
Various Visitors and Local Family News From Anniston
Mr and Mrs C K Parker visit relatives in Anniston this week. Awger Cobb and sons Edward and Ross from Indianapolis visit E B Puryear and other relatives. Alford Baker and the Reed family visit Mrs Gregory. Mrs Aston Cobb from Aynville is in Birmingham with Cecil Ford. T G Legg from near Danville visits sister B F Turrentine. Jimmie Adams visits Holt. Wade West of Parkville visits sister Mrs Truman Ryan. Davie Cobb and daughter Louise visit friends. Gene Enterkin and daughters Bobby Jean and Mary Joe visit R A Ryan family. Mrs Albert Cobb and children Sue and Glenda return to Bloomington Ind. Mrs Conner Livingston and Dortha Jean visit Carless Bennett and Freda Livingston. Cecil B Ford and children Betty Ann and Bobby visit Mrs R M Holmes. Ollie Camp and H G Self in Cullman. A revival is held at the local Methodist church this week.
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C. K. Parker
Anniston
Awger Cobb
Edward and
Ross
Indianapolis
Ind
E. B. Puryear
Alford Baker
Buel Reed
Corthrage
Texas
Gregory
Aston Cobb
Aineville
Birmingham
Cecil Ford
T. G. Legg
Danville
B. F. Turrentine
Turrentine
Jimmie Adams
Holt
Ala
Wade West
Parkville
Truman Ryan
Margaret Ann
Davie Cobb
Louise
Gene Enterkin
Bobby Jean
Mary Joe
Genter Grove
R. A. Ryan
Albert Cobb
Sue
Glenda
Bloomington
Conner Livingston
Dortha Jean
Carless Bennett
Freda Livingston
Lawrence Cove
Cecil B. Ford
Betty Ann
Bobby
R. M. Holmes
Bay
Ollie Camp
H. G. Self
Oullman
Methodist Church
Union Grove revival ends with eight new members
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Scottsboro visits her father R. J. Bonds as Union Grove closes its revival with eight additions. Huntsville couple Fred and Mrs. Morgan, Berford Cobb, and W. B. Lemley visited friends in Valdermosa after Sunday singing. Fayetteville Tenn. visitors, Mrs. John Gray and son. Myrtle Pritchett Brooks visits Ophelia Pritchett. L. M. Prince attends singing. Lillie McClure spends Friday with Vellie Thomas.
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Charles Johnson
Scottsboro
R. J. Bonds
Union Grove
Fred Morgan
Huntsville
Berford Cobb
W. B. Lemley
Valdermosa
Pine Ridge
John Gray and Son
Fayetteville
Tenn
Myrtle Pritchett Brooks
Ophelia Pritchett
L. M. Prince
Lillie McClure
Vellie Thomas
Falkville Revival Begins Sunday Led by Jesse Roberts
The Falkville revival starts Sunday with Jesse Roberts son of Rev. J H Roberts leading singing and directing the young people's work. The gospel team currently draws large crowds at McKendree chapel as services continue successfully.
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Falkville
Jesse Roberts
J. H. Roberts
McKendree Chapel
Mourning Doves Decline Spurs Federal Review
A 1940 storm's impact on mourning doves prompts a Fish and Wildlife Service report to Secretary Ickes. Despite protection and last year’s limits on hunting, studies show dove numbers remain unsatisfactory and recovery hopes hinge on continued safeguards and habitat measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Wildlife Service
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Fish and Wildlife
Pow o Lin Brings Relief, Bessemer Resident Says
In Bessemer Alabama a resident touts POW O LIN as a happy surprise for chronic indigestion constipation and sleepless nights. Mr Allen L Sellers of 1810 9th Ave reports relief after using part of one bottle and being able to eat freely sleep well and carry on. POW O LIN is a liquid laxative extract of roots herbs and barks sold by Caddell Drug Co and H O Goidel.
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Allen L. Sellers
9Th Ave
Bessemer
Ala
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Meizer
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CDC
Times
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MR. Allen L. Sellers
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