FOR SALE AND WANTED LISTINGS WITH LOCAL LOCATIONS
A mix of sale notices and requests includes stock hogs offered by Travis Wilson Route 1 near Courtland road with 400 pound boar and litters, pedigreed ore pigs, and livestock papers. Also a five burner Quick Meal stove for trade. A farm offering fifteen acres near Decatur includes a four room house, barn, outbuildings, water, and proximity to Goldridge store. Lost five dollar bill on Wheeler Lake or Norris Mill road near Oak Ridge. return to Marvin Sandlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville and
Decatur Highway
OIC
Courtland Road
Glenn Dairy
Travis Wilson
Ey ‘ Ae
Route
Decatur
Frank Ellenburg
Hartselle
Goldridge
D. T. Leonard
Clyde Grantland
Wheeler Lake Road
Norris Mill Road
Ernest Burns
Marvin Sandlin
Oak Ridge
Rocky Ford
Edgar Callahan
Rock Springs
Justin Roberts
Rt. 3
Grand jury probes suspension of Okaloosa Sheriff Enzor
In Crestview Florida on August 30 a grand jury convened to investigate the suspension of Okaloosa County Sheriff Isle H Enzor by Governor Fuller Warren over alleged failure to enforce gambling laws. Circuit Judge D Stuart Gillis urged a fair impartial review and extended the session toward December if needed. State Attorney J Edwin Holls and others await jurors findings from the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestview
Fla
Okaloosa County
Isle H. Enzor
Enzor
Fuller Warren
Florida
D. Stuart Gillis
Gillis
J. Edwin Holls
Local Classifieds Offer Watches Cars Livestock and Jobs
Multiple short classifieds list items for sale including a 21 jewel watch, auto tools, fertilizers sacks, and a game stage. Also offers include a pistol in trade, a four room house for sale or trade, a mule for sale, and a truck driver job request. Listings show contact names K E White H N Binford Floyd Stephenson and Paul Verner with Rt and city locations in Decatur Trinity and Athens Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. White
Rt. 1
Trinity
Paul Verner
Decatur
Farm income near 1949 level with lower net earnings
The Agriculture Department forecast for 1950 shows farmers will take in nearly as much cash as 1949 but net earnings drop. Projected net farm income is 13.0 billion dollars, about 1.0 billion less than 1949, while expenses rise to 18.5 billion, up 0.5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Jury Unable to Reinstate Enzor as Campbell Appointed
Berry reported the jury could take no action to reinstate Enzor. Enzor’s son-in-law Ferrin C. Campbell was appointed to succeed him in the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Enzor
Ferrin C. Campbell
Body Found in Alabama River Near Autaugaville
The body of 44 year old Wilbur Lee Crittenden was found in the Alabama river near Autaugaville after a week missing. Detective Capt. Lewis Miller reported the man had been missing since Sunday August 20 but no report was filed for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama River
Autaugaville
Lewis Miller
Wilbur Lee Crittenden
Miller
Boy in serious tetanus after wagon injury
A 9 year old boy, Lloyd Maddox, is in serious condition with tetanus in Birmingham after a toy wagon ran over his toe 11 days ago. He received home treatment before being admitted to a hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Lloyd Maddox
Garden clubs map program lights for peace in Alabama
Alabama Garden clubs plan a peace campaign using lighted living Christmas trees with the slogan Every light a prayer for peace. State president Mrs. Carl Edwards announced after a meeting in Montgomery. The convention will be June 5 to 7 at Auburn, with clinics set for February in several cities and regional meetings in October and November. Flower judging schools are scheduled in Sylacauga Birmingham Sheffield Mobile Dothan and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Carl Edwards
Auburn
Dothan
Decatur
Alexander City
Huntsville
Centre
Birmingham
Fairhope
Selma
Sylacauga
Sheffield
Mobile
Camp cites fatigue as reason to adjourn Congress
Rep. Camp of Georgia wrote constituents that members are tired and nerves frayed, noting missing watermelon, fried chicken, and baseball. He expressed hope Congress could adjourn and allow them to return home for muscadines and persimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camp
D-Ga
Congress
First WEAF Radio Ad Sells 10 Minutes For 100 Dollars
The first sponsored WEAF broadcast in New York in 1922 aired a ten minute real estate sales talk for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaf of
New York
Audubon Society Visit At Wheeler Refuge
Members of the Birmingham chapter of the National Audubon Society visited Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge on August 26. Eleven members spent the day exploring the big refuge area observing water and shore birds migrating into North Alabama in late summer under guidance of refuge staff. Nature study groups are welcomed by the refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
National Audubon Society
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Big Refuge
North
Alabama
Pickens Re elected to Southern Newspaper Committee
L. H. Pickens of Greenville, News Piedmont, was reelected to head the executive committee of the Southern Newspaper Mechanical Conference Eastern division as the two day meeting ended in Birmingham. The event, sponsored by the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, reported 287 registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
L. H. Pickens
Greenville
S. C
News-Piedmont
Southern Newspaper Mechanical Conference
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
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Farmers Exchange
B. M Earwood
Oliver Tractor and Equipment
Moulton Heights
J White
J. T. White
E. F. Shipman
Somerville
Norris Hill
Simmon
Highway 31
Nice
C. F. Weaver
Moulton Road
Loyal Hogan
Danville
United States
J. H. Atkins
Rt. 2
Old Liberty Church
Loosier
Lawrence County
Willie and Brown Bradford
J. W. Burden
Moulton
Leonard Latham
Landersville
J. C Stephens
M. Ec. Bynum
Brooksville
J. M. Hughes
J. P. Glasgow
Forest Chapel
Nesco
Richard
Sullivan's
C. C. Berry
J. Grady Stone
Oneonta
Malles
Chaleybeate School
Hillsboro
Bill Henderson
Decatur and
Somerville Highway
Kenne
Brew
Ed Blankenship
Grady
J. W. McKee
Highway
Benton Allen
Austinville
Somerra
Net Roberts
Erwin Crow
Burkhart
E. F. Pepper
Route 1
Pryer
Poole Sr
Percy Kenum
Leon Bennett
Bee Line Highway
Neal Taylor
Straightway Garage
A.M. FM
Monarch Streamline
Don Pence
Powergie
Henry Bullard
Moulton and Jeese Highway
Saanan Buck
Earwood
Rt 3
Shoats
M. Earwood
Morgan
Victor L Compton
Grove
Frank Richardson Jr
Mooresville
John W. Sandlin
2Nd Ave
Athens
Herman Andrews
James Cole
J. W
Bill” Johnston
Texas
Penney's
Joe Wheeler
R. P. Montgomery
W. M. Barkley
Co-Op
Dame Fortune
Reuben Phillips
Clifton Phillips
Jasper
Cook
Trustee Board
G. E. Beall
Edgar Odell
H. A. Alexander
John Wiley
J.W. Counts
Paul G. Horton
Fea
Burl West
Troy Hall
Joe Lipscomb
Josephine Francis
East Pike
R.R
Steadman
Grant
K E. White
K. E White
H. N. Binford
Apt
Eugene Terry
Pas Hubert Junkins
Vineman
A-23
Floyd Stephenson
Vaughn Bridge Road
Chevrolet
Wiliam R. Hill
Rt 1
Wilsell
W. L Hitt
J. Ae Rt
Vinemont
Jan
Sme
Ee Mal
Dar
Horace M. Laymak
Bath
Danville Road
Harteelle
Itn Co
Holloway
Wartache
A Lev. Hi
Cedar Hill
Alton Mitchell
J. B. Hill
North Alabama
Alabama Flour Mills
Decatur, Alabama
Garden Clubs
Kont Street
Audubon Society
Pickens Reelected
Crosley Appliances
Courtland Supply Co
Courtland Ala
American Ganamid Company Agricultural Chemicals Division
Brewster, Florida
Another
Farmer’s Gin Co
Continental Lint Cleaners
Continental
Canal St. & Wilson Ave
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