For Sale Classified General Ads From Alabama
For sale items include hogs and pigs registered and cholera immune by Gilbert G White Belle Mina Alabama. Alfalfa hay offered by Gilbert G White Belle Mina Alabama. Sweater offered by Mrs H M Blankenship Decatur price 6 dollars. Several half gallon fruit jars by Mrs W S LeMay Decatur. Cut flowers and bulbs including gladiolias dahlias and jonquils offered by Mrs J L Bean Hartsel Alabama. Route and contact details present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert G. White
Belle Mina
Ala
Alfalfa Hay
J L. Bean
Route 1
Hartselle
Butterscotch Pie Recipe from Favorite Kitchen
A recipe describes making a rich butterscotch pie by browning a sugar and cream mixture, then combining with milk flour and egg yolk. It provides measurements for crust and filling, including butter or shortening, baking powder, salt, and a thickened, baked pie.
Flaky Milk Pastry Note and Mobile Grand Jury Update
A handwritten note describes making flaky pastry with ice cold milk and multiple folds. In Mobile Alabama an election date of August 14 is referenced as awaiting a grand jury hearing. Stephen R. Overstreet waived preliminary examination in Mobile inferior court and was bound over to the October term of the Mobile county grand jury yesterday. He was released under $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen R. Overstreet
Mobile
Mobile County
Lemon Meringue Pie Recipe Steps
A vintage lemon meringue pie method lists sugar flour baking powder cornstarch and salt with lemon juice rind eggs and water. The mixture fills a crust then bakes after which egg whites beaten with sugar and vanilla are added and baked until lightly browned.
Quaker seeds aid relief in war torn Europe gardens
Elmore N McKee reports Quaker garden efforts in Berlin show families growing vegetables to supplement scarce rations. Officials note citizens cultivate every available space to sustain nutrition, with seed aid from the United States offered as the ASTA European garden seed assortment for delivery to 23 countries or through charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Europe
Elmore N. McKee
Berlin
Friends Service Committee
Mr. McKee
Tiegarten
U. S S. Department of Agriculture
Department
ASTA
Dry hot spell accelerates cotton opening and affects yield
The dry hot weather over the past two weeks has caused cotton to open quickly. Trucks searched Vine Street Tuesday morning for pickers as moisture shortages threaten yield. If late cotton receives moisture, it could continue to ripen for about thirty days, with some sections needing favorable weather to sustain Valley yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Decatur Crowned Cotton Center As Valley Trade Grows
The article argues Decatur leads the Valley in cotton movement due to warehouse space and transport links, with Madison and Limestone counties producing most cotton but merchants in Decatur handling much of it. It also discusses soil fertility, grass tillage, and balancing cotton needs with humus and moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Madison
Limestone
Morgan
Joe
Decatur Farm Markets Report and First Bales Ginned
A new farm market service opens in Decatur as Tennessee Flight Service from Plyor Field drives to Dallas County to spray cotton fields for leaf removal ahead of mechanical pickers. Alabama farmers in the Valley celebrate the first bale of Trinity cotton, gin T Bales DPL-14, with six total bales ginned in the area, from Athens to Decatur to Trinity and Leonard Weatherwax reporting from Moulton on the first bale there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Tennessee Flight
Don
Dallas County
Alabama
Valley
John Lile
Trinity
Sewell
Athens
Leonard Weatherwax
Moulton
Carnation Official Speaks to Local Service Clubs
Lloyd Wiedrich of the Carnation Company spoke to the Decatur Kiwanis and Decatur Lions Club about Carnation plans for the Valley. He is to address the Civitan Club next Wednesday, as business leaders show growing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Wiedrich
The
Carnation Company
Decatur Kiwanis
Decatur Lions Club
Civitan Club
Mr. Wiedrich
Federal funds match Alabama cancer control funding
Alabama will receive a fed eral match of 56 256 dollars against a 75 000 dollar annual appropriation for cancer control. Dr D G Gill says the money will fund five state cancer clinics providing free diagnosis and treatment in Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile, with two clinics in Birmingham and two in Montgomery plus one in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
D. G. Gill
Birmingham
Mobile
Virginia Slavery History Cited From Early Colony Records
A Decatur report notes Car nation plans and recalls that the first African slaves arrived in Virginia before the Plymouth Pilgrims settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Plymouth
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Farmers Exchange
Foster Cottingham
Hillsboro
Lamon
Avio
W. M. Cahela
Eva Ala
Chattanooga
Clyde Crawford
Rt. 1
Bailey~ton
D 30 International 1
Fair Tires
Balleyton
Dozer
Prentiss Clark
H. J. Wenzel
Bee Dine
E. A. Birdwell
Joe Wheeler
West Palkville Pike
Lebanon Church
Taft Thompson
West Pike
Falkville
Alf
Farmall
West Parkville Pike
James T. Woodruff
al Haeyville
Claude Wilson
Parkville
Port Sale
L. E. Slate
Rt. 3
J. L. Stewart
Russell Durand
Massey
Russell
Durand
Jay Maddox
Vinemont
A. B. Patterson
Rock Road
Herman
Harris
W. Church ST
Kennedy
Motor & Recapping CO
Mt. Hope
Soil Conservation Meeting
Jasper
H. F. Gibson
Department of Vocational Agriculture
O. C. Medlock
Soil Conservation
Nobbs
South
Hobbs
R. K
Saddle Horse
Taylor Junior Washing Machine
J. C. Puerber
Farmall Tractor
Call Gillespieisters
L. A. Roper
Route 3
W. A
Ada Dutton
H. O. Drinkard
D. F. McMillan
H. ©. Drinkard
New Hampshire
T. B. Moebes
Cave Springs Road
H. M. Blankenship
Rt. 2
Ofer
Ebenezer School
Annie B. Roberts
Eege
Cave Spring
Wales
Decatur, Ala
Music Box
Lee St
Drug Store No
Merrill Sibley
Mt Hope
J. E. Moreno
Carl Elliott
Bill Sims
Eldred Elkins
Ilegal Vote
Cotton Center
Lewyt
H. Ryan
Tennessee Valley Flight ‘Saffice
Pryor
Trinity Cotton
J. R. Daniels
Warner &J
Deester
A. L
Pete” Henderson
Western Union
Decatur Delivery Service
Thomas A. Bowles
Treas
Morgan National Farm Loan Association
Lyster
Langley Streamlite
J. B. Sheats CO
Moulton St
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