Wanted to Buy Calves For Sale by Mrs Cotrell
A personal notice from Mrs. A M Cotrell Route 1 Trinity requests calves two or three months old. Contact phone number 3298. Local buyers respond to A-9.
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A. M. Cotrell
Trinity
R. F
Carlisle
Vinemont
Cullman and
Eva Rd
Lonie Halbrooks
Austinville
Flint
Oscar
Horbert
Decatur
Red Hempshire Dullets
A. M. Gotrell
Alabama Broiler Producers See Months of Profit Ahead
Alabama Extension Service reports steady price levels around 25 to 35 cents per pound, with a rise in mid July and sustained demand. Broiler production has grown sharply from 1.3 million in 1939 to 5.995 million in 1948, and Alabama yielded 10.491 million broilers worth 7.719 million dollars last year, with no drop this year. Hatchery egg supply remains tight, delaying chick availability until late summer, with main production starting in September and broilers entering markets from December into January.
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A.P.1
Extension Service
Alabama
United States
TVA Introduces Drum Type Post Peeler System
TVA presents a drum type post peeler designed to process winter-cut pine posts at 38 per hour and summer-cut posts at 90 per hour. Rates assume a two man crew with optional hand peeling when needed.
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TVA
Farm Progress Here and There on Valley Agriculture Talk
John praised the Morgan County Farm Bureau talk by Rutland Cunningham of Florence. Rutland, a noted Valley agricultural mind, delivered a well received speech at the meeting on Bank Street, Morgan County.
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John
Life
Trinity
Bank Street
Rutland Cunningham
Florence
Morgan County Farm Bureau
Rutland
Valley corn planting shifts to early hybrids
Early and hybrid corn is thriving in the Valley with fields turning brown and nearing harvest. The shift from late spring plantings and open pollinated varieties shows how frost timing once dictated harvest. Readers note growing interest in first corn gatherings and bloom as land increasingly converts to corn cultivation.
New York Visitors Learn of Eva Valley Farm Shifts
Two groups from New York visited Eva in recent days. L. G. McDonald and the Kilpatrick family discussed Valley changes, noting higher cotton yields on less land and poultry income becoming a normal farm activity.
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Eva
New York
L. G. McDonald
Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick Place
Oakdale Community Builds Club House With Help From NYC Visitors
Two groups from New York visited Oakdale in Limestone and helped tell how the community built the club house. Residents praised local efforts to improve life and their ongoing projects amid the visit.
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Oakdale
Limestone
New York
Mt Hope hosts annual field day on soil conservation
A meeting last week at Mt Hope showcased the section's annual field day focused on soil conservation. The observance reflected a strong community spirit in the valley, described as hard to express in words and better felt by visiting the people.
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Mt. Hope
Poison As a Section We Are Getting To
A brief note discusses approaching the topic of poison in a section format. It highlights planning, tone, and the need to balance caution with clarity for readers. The piece signals upcoming coverage and editorial approach.
Lawrence Farmer Praises SCS Plan For His Farm
Lawrence county farmer Frank Simpson praises a soil conservation district plan for his 170 acre farm in Aldridge Grove. The plan, prepared with Joe Cleland, outlines drainage ditches waterways and crop rotations to reduce erosion. Simpson will plant fescue and ladino clover, with 55 acres of fescue and 38 acres of sericea, to support 35 beef cattle and five brood sows and improve yields while balancing cotton and livestock.
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Louise Simpson
Soil Conservation District
Frank Simpson
Stanley
Dixie Simpson
Simpson
Simpsons
Hartselle-Wren Highway
Aldridge Grove
Lawrence County
North Alabama
Joe Cleland
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Simpson
Commercial Fish Catch Averaged at Wilson Lake
The TVA reports the last fiscal year average catch at Wilson Lake North Alabama as 28.2 pounds per surface acre. Catfish dominated the haul comprising 20 pounds of the total.
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TVA
Wilson Lake
North
Alabama
Massey Morgan County Social Roundup and School Plans
Weekend visits and family gatherings fill Massey Morgan County notes. Local Demostration club met with twenty one members as the school year opens August 21 with Malcolm Stephenson returning as principal and teachers. Hail damaged Penn community crops and property, while a road collision injured Truitt Penn's family and others. Community events include a big sing at McKendry church and prayer meetings at Jones Chapel Baptist.
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Malcolm Stephenson
Mary Gilchrist
Stephenson
Penn
Marvin Penn
Truitt Penn
Billy
Ronnie Penn
Hartselle
Mobile
Will Tanner
Leslie Parker
John Garner
Mr. Garner
Mms
Harmony revival ends as six join church in Harmony
The revival at Harmony closed last Friday night with six new members added to the church. Guests and locals, including Ovella Cole and Miss Ovella Cole visiting Ellie Gillespie, and several families sharing Sunday visits and church activities around nearby communities.
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Harmony
Decia B. Harris
Coffee
Emmet Hollis
Ellie Gillespie
L. M. Austin
Harris
Addie Mills
Ovella Cole
Robert Thrasher and Sons
Thrasher
Jesse Heafs
Arley Heaps
A Disease That May Be Severe By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN
A 1950 syndicated medical piece describes infectious polyneuritis Guillain Barré syndrome, its viral link, noncontagious spread, varied symptoms from tingling to paralysis, and rapid progression. Study notes bed rest, pain relief, massage, hot packs, vitamins, and hospital care as essential treatments.
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The
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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