Rotary Colt Show Again At Hartselle High Field
The Hartselle Rotary Club with local business sponsors hosts its second annual colt show on September 12 at 10 00 am on Morgan County High School athletic field. Prizes totaling about 80 dollars will be awarded across mule colts draft horses and combination horses in four age groups with top cash and mare awards. An auction may follow if enough animals are available and male dealers will not bid on sale animals. Seventy eight colts entered last year with potential for 100 plus this year.
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Hartselle Rotary Club
Business New
Morgan County High School
Colt Show Committee
Year Round Garden Great Assistance to Any Farm
Mrs. Arthur Lee of Danville Route 1 Morgan County runs a year round garden that supplies her family year round and yields income from curb market sales in Decatur Alabama. From March 1939 to March 1940 she earned 857.76 with vegetables and other products. she cans leftovers for winter and sells up to twenty five dressed fryers daily. She plants a fall garden with tomatoes turnips carrots cabbage and greens and follows a live at home plan with four family members.
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Arthur Lee
Danville
Morgan County
Gardner
Lee
Decatur
Alabama
Maron
Non-Citizens to Be Shielded by Post Office Rules
In Washington on August 28 officials said the post office department is cooperating with the alien registration division to shield non citizens from publicity during registration. A key regulation bars news pictures in post offices where registrations occur and allows private registration or registration at a post office outside the registrant's city of residence.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Alien Registration Division
Jesse M. Dopaldzon
Community notes from Oakville and Enon area
Local families share visits and illnesses around Oakville Enon and Speake with news of hospital stays showers revivals and church events. Wyatt Owens injured in Montgomery car wreck while newborn Ernest Edward welcomed to Union Grove and many residents visit relatives and attend services.
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Bdd McCormick
Enon
Clarence Hughes
Tommie Sapp
Will Sandlin
Edd Sandlin
Thomas
James Hughes
Wyman Ledlow
Wyatt Owens
Montgomery
Owens
Alta Clark
Union Grove
Ernest Edward
Ulric Speake
Tandy Thompson
Oscar Chenault
Chenault
Tom Hensley
Roxie Tullis
Jewel Roberts
Lacy McNutt
Will Hembree
Dick West
Tennis Slyton
Irvin Rogers
Roy Hembree
Jack Key
Jones Smith
Plake Cowan
Loyd Strickland
Biddie Johnson
Wesley Curtis
Lucian Chenault
Will Long
Ruby Long
Fred Folette
Wilbur Jackson
Lurline Smith
Johnnie Chenault
Kathleen Lindsey
Ovine Lindsay
Viola Chenault
Thompson
Kathleen
Qvine Lindsey
Mississippi
Tandy
Elbert Ledlow
Decatur
Oakville
Fate Hughes
Lannie Terry
Speake
C. J. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Danville
Marvin Speake
Oregon
Millard Ware
Baxter Clark
Edd Clark
Jim Taylor
Willie Mac Senam
Winnie Gann
Ernest Standmidge
Taylor Standridge
Gilbert Aldridge
Dwight Harp
Robert Suggs
Cleo Clark
Woodrow Thompson
Robert Sandlin
Razzle Suggs
Dorothy Cla
Pauline Johnson
Edna Clark
Millard White
Floral Suggs
Alma
Grady Gillisple
Elnora Sapp
Emon
Claudie Mitchell
Atlen Bradford
Landerasville
Rev. Roberts
Moulton
Sullivan
Dallas
Texas
Alice Callahan
Bert Sullivan
Julie May Kenum
Laura Owens
Azile West
Falkville
Charlie Vest
Keep
Greek Bynum
Pleasant ‘Hill
Harold Key
Newt Hill
Willis Sapp
John A. Thompson
Hendon
Erline
Emmett McNutt
Park plan seeks state aid for Forks of Tennessee river
Athens Alabama August 28 W A Caughran president of the Athens chamber of commerce and Donald B Isom secretary of Limestone County Conservation plan to travel to Montgomery to seek support from state conservation department for a state park at the forks of Tennessee River in western Limestone County Dr Walter B Jones head of the department has indicated favorable interest and the Athens trio will meet Dr Jones and Governor Dixon in the capital city for discussions
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Athens
Ala
W. A. Caughran
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Donald B. Isom
Limestone County Conservation
Montgomery
Department of Conservation
Forks of Tenessee River
Walter B. Jones
Jones
Dixon
Mattress Making Becomes Morgan County Craze
Morgan County leads the state in mattress production with 3 000 mattresses created in sixteen days totaling about 45 000 dollars in support for farm homes. Supervisors and agents praise the effort. At Somerville center on August 15 a record 167 mattresses were finished, the highest in the state.
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Morgan County
AAA
Somerville
Gratitude Pledge to Hitler Reported by German Bishops
Berlin reports the German Catholic bishops conference at Fulda planned a pledge of loyalty to Adolf Hitler to be read from pulpits at war’s end. The pledge is tied to expressions of gratitude to German troops, a view dominant at the conference that the Catholic church in Germany owes debt to the soldiers.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
German Catholic Bishops Conference
Fulda
DNB
Hitler
Germany
German Catholic Church Work Continues After Defense
Victorious advance and defense of the German homeland allowed German Catholics to pursue church work and ministerial duties without disturbance, as German armed forces warded off invaders and protected their homeland.
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Rotary
Route 1
Ralph
KODAK
Decatur Fertilizer Co
A.aseness
J. H. Jones
P. C
The
United States
Department of Agriculture
Moulton St
C. M. Scales
Lawrence County
County
Neal Doss
Penn
VITA
ST. Joseph
Casto Jarvis
B. G. Hall
Bank Street
Wilson Avenue
Decatur, Ala
Leroy McEntire
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