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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1934
Page
5
Timely Farm Facts announces fall garden options in Morgan county with vegetables like English peas beets broccoli cabbage carrots and lettuce. It includes a tested soup mixture recipe using tomatoes corn okra lima beans butter beans and guidance on canning steps and sterilization.
Classified notes show requests to exchange a watch for lumber, wanted to buy two jennies, a Ford model, and a closed body for a 1928 car. Also loss notice for voile and dress prints left at Bradley's Store with contact Millard Linderman in Decatur Route 3.
Farmers with cotton ready to gin may apply for Interim Certificates allowing half the base allotment. Applications require designating a single ginner and processing may be slow. Certificates target growers with 1928–1932 base cotton. those with 1933–1934 base are ineligible. Additionally, Lespedeza trials show soil recovery and forage benefits, praised by local growers and cited by industry expert William Burnett.
The Church of Christ on Nineteenth Avenue hosts an evening singing at 7 30 inviting all. Minister H L Kirby promises a surprise for attendees and urges everyone to join.
Montgomery resident Sam L. Wade traveled to Chicago as a Sunday visitor to his sister Miss Dora Wade and brother H. W. Wade, joining them for a family gathering during his trip.
Anne and Charles Edward Wade are spending several days with their uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wade in Tuscumbia, visiting relatives and enjoying time away.
Washington reports a sharp attack on the American Liberty League by a top Roosevelt aide linking Alfred & Smith and John W. Davis to Wall Street. Rep Woodrum says the former Democrats and some Republicans now scrutinize the New Deal in a non partisan effort. The New York Liberty League meeting promises focus on rights of person and property.
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