Alabama names four 4-H outstanding members for 1947
Ollie Mae Holbrook and Eugene Allred won achievement honors while Claire Frazier and John Jacobs topped leadership, selected from Alabama's 123 000 4-H Members. Winners receive watches and may earn regional national honors including a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Ollie Mae Holbrook
Hale County
Eugene Allred
Talladega County
Claire Frazier
Elmore County
John Jacobs
Chambers County
A. P. I. Extension Service
South
Congress-in- Chicago
Holbrook
A. M. Holbrook
Greensboro
Allred
S.M. Alfred
Lincoln
A. L. Jacobs
Five Points
Chambers County Jersey
Ossie Mae Holbrook
A. P. ‘S. Extension
Secretary Brannan to Speak in Decatur Night
Secretary Brannan was scheduled to speak at the Center at 7 30 Friday night and would return to Washington soon after. He sent regrets about not accepting the Decatur meeting invitation but expressed interest in visiting the markets systems in the spring. Senator Sparkman asked Brannan to come to Decatur to see the market systems.
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Brannan Maynard Layman
Decatur
Brannan
Center
Washington
John Sparkman
Uss
Sparkman
Branman
PMA Election Set for Morgan County December 7
Morgan county voters will choose community committeemen to decide conservation practices for the 1949 agricultural program. All farmers and farm owners may vote. Voting places and nominees to be announced next week. The PMA is spending over funds.
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Morgan County
Morgan Ae
Earl Strong
Ryan
Earl
Rhoeba
Mr. Strong
Northwest Alabama Soil Conservation District
Strong
Soil Conservation Service
Sericea
Kudzu
Wag
Strongs
Farmers Home Administration
PMA
Morgan County allocates 70 000 for ag conservation practices
Figures show Morgan County earmarking 70000 this year for agricultural conservation practices. The 1949 program anticipates spending between 120000 and 130000 for this program, with details in FARM PROGRESS on Page 12.
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Morgan County
Thieves Take 400-Pound Safe From Mobile Drug Store
Detectives report the 400 pound safe was pulled from a Mobile drug store Monday night. It was found yesterday on a side road with the door pried off and $500 missing. The container also held narcotics, some of which were missing, and the safe appeared dragged into a truck through the front door. Detective Clarence Barclay identified the scene and timeline.
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Mobile
Ala
Clarence Barclay
Man acquitted after self defense claim in Alabama murder case
Clessie D. Bryson, 34, radiator company operator, was acquitted by a circuit court jury in Birmingham of murder in the June 3 shooting of Warner G. Burnham. Bryson testified the killing followed a quarrel over a 10 cent lock. Burnham, also 34, died on a Southside Street.
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Birmingham
Ala
Clessie D. Bryson
Warner G. Burnham
Bryson
Burnham
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My Place
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J. G. Stone
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Marion County
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M. D. Bubanks
Poland
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Mr. Hope
Red Elkins
Mt. Hope. Dei
H. B. Sullivan
Ethel Holtzclaw
OIC
Clapton
Joe Wheeler
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Ely Maxwell
Bly O. Maxwell
Somervill
Antioch Church
Hartselie
Lestie Johnson
J. N. Davis
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Leonard Latham
Landersville
W. Church
Farm News
Hunter
Harrington & Richardson
Remington
Winchester
Richardson
Coats
Smith & Wesson
J. B. Sheats CO
Jacob's Club
A. S. Earl
SCS
Crotalaria
Haygood Paterson
Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture
Paterson
Wolverine Mens Club
Commissioner of Agriculture
Everwear Ee Roofing
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Market St
Turner
Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton St
Purina Hog Fatena
Hog Fatena
Purina
Fatena
Tey
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Turner Com & Grain Co
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ASAI
Holider Gas CO
Moulton Street
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