Alabama Farm Outlook Shows Increases in Most Crops
Alabama crop totals for 1929 project gains in corn hay cotton peanuts sweet potatoes sugar cane syrup and sorghum with Irish potatoes the sole decline. Officials estimate 1929 cash income may equal or exceed 1928’s 164000000 total as feed production rises to support more livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Foundation of
Alabama
State College of Agriculture
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
F. W. Gist
J. D. Pope
Blue ensemble and danger loom in Rosalie tale
Roy brings flowers as Rosalie enjoys a gift of blue attire and rising hopes. Martino intimidates Rosalie threatening secrecy over a suitcase and warns her to stop seeing Roy, while family neighbors admire the fashionable transformation amid rising tension and fear.
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Rosalie
Roy
Mother Murphy
Colleen
Trade in Decatur Centered on North Alabama Agriculture
Trade in Decatur highlights North Alabama agriculture with emphasis on local markets, farmers, and regional crop activity. The piece notes merchants, seasonal demand, and community farming initiatives shaping the area's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
North Alabama Agricultural
Wood Gas Power Tested For Trucks In San Francisco
A California lumber company tests a wood gas generator named Gasogen to run trucks. Demonstrations at the Presidio show a Liberty truck hauling 38 tons on wood fuel costing up to six dollars per cord, versus gasoline at twenty cents a gallon.
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San Francisco
California Lumber Company
United States Army
Two Brothers
Alsace
France
Europe
Col
Jean P. Imbert
America
San Francisco Presidio
Imbert
Presido
Inset
Legion Post Plans Brunswick Stew Evening Event
Members of the local American Legion post will hold a Brunswick stew gathering Thursday evening at 7 30 in the basement of the Tennessee Valley bank building. D A Draper post adjutant has sent invitations and asks members to notify him of attendance.
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D. A. Draper
Origanization
Moulton Woman Dies in Gadsden Hospital
Mrs. Lelia Mackey of Moulton died Monday at 6:45 AM in an infirmary in Gadsden at age 26. She is survived by 56 acacia M. B. Mackey and one relative. The body was moved by Priests ambulance from Gadsden to local funeral parlors for preparation.
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Lelia Mackey
Moulton
Gadsden
Acacia M. B. Mackey
Priests Ambulance
Funeral Rites Held At Moulton Baptist Church
Burial services conducted at the Moulton Baptist church by Rev Olive with interment in Montgomery cemetery near Wren. Priest directing.
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Moulton Baptist Church
Olive
Montgomery Cemetery
Wren
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Wiggins
Marriage licenses granted at the office of Probate Judge M D Wiggins to Clifford Sea White and Miss Wilma Schindler of Nashville and to Benford Auston Lawrence and Miss Ruby Morrow of Somerville.
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M. D. Wiggins
Clifford Sea White
Wilma Schindler
Nashville
Benford Auston Lawrence
Ruby Morrow
Somerville
Possibilities of Morgan County Dairying Growth Highlighted
J W Clopton of Decatur Ice Cream and Creamery argues Morgan county has vast agricultural potential. He urges appointment of an agricultural agent to teach farmers dairy diversification, noting dairying, poultry, and swine boost milk, fat, and meat markets and reduce reliance on Tennessee milk purchases.
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Morgan County
J. W. Clopton
Decatur Ice Cream and Creamery Company
South
Clopton
Tennessee
Clapton
Prizes Offered To Fiddlers In Danville Contest
An old-time Fiddlers convention will be staged at Danville high school auditorium on next Saturday night, December 7. Everyone who plays a stringed instrument invited to contest for prizes: First prize 15 dollars, second prize 10 dollars, third prize 5 dollars. Anticipation runs high as entrants prepare to attend.
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Danville
Specia
Danville High School
Frozen Roads Delay Justice Wheels In Athens
The inferior court of Athens postponed all sessions until Monday December 9 due to frozen county roads and washouts. Illness of key witnesses also hindered proceedings, with no sessions since October 21 as the five week circuit term intervened.
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Athens
Ala
Inferior Court of
De Valera Plans Visit to the United States
Irish Republican leader Eamon de Valera plans a forthcoming trip to America to engage with American officials and supporters. The visit aims to strengthen relations and discuss ongoing political developments.
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Eamonn de Valera
America
Splendid Meeting of Pilot Club
The Pilot Club met Monday evening at the Y M C A for a delightful gathering. Misses Julia and Marian Bingham provided readings and musical selections that charmed attendees.
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Pilot Club
Julia
Marian Bingham
City Awarded Five Hundred Dollars in Street Contract Case
A Circuit Court jury awarded the City of Decatur five hundred dollars relief after hearing evidence in the case City of Decatur versus Polytimsky. The dispute arose from a street paving contract and the decision was delivered on Monday afternoon.
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City of Decatur
Polytimsky
Hill Recovering After Shoulder Injury
A. W. Hill former head of Hill Chevrolet Company is recovering from a shoulder injury after a fall at his Sherman Street home. An x ray showed no broken bones and friends are relieved.
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A. W. Hill
Hill Chevrolet Company
Mr. Hill
Sherman Street
One Case In City Court
A single drunk arraigned before Judge B L Malone who imposed the customary fine on the Police Docket this morning in city court.
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B. L. Malone
Inspector R. E. Lewis in Decatur on official business
State Sanitary Inspector R. E. Lewis was in Decatur on official business today according to local dispatches. The visit underscores ongoing health and sanitation inspections conducted by the state agency.
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R. E. Lewis
Decatur
List of jurymen for December term circuit court
Jurors empaneled for the December term of Circuit Court convened by Judge James E. Horton are listed with names and routes. The roster includes Fred L. Akins Falkville, Charles Andrews Hartselle, Es. Akers Falkville, J. Y. Alexander Somerville, and others such as Ezequel Briscoe Somerville, Camilus Berry Hartselle, L. B. Burns Danville, Joe Draper Somerville, and more through Tom Hardage Valhermosa.
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Circuit Court
James E. Horton
Fred L. Akins
Falkville
Charles Andrews
Hartselle
Es. Akers
J. Y. Alexander
Somerville
Ezequel Briscoe
Camilus Berry
L. B. Burns
Danville
Joe Draper
D. A. Sharp
Stewart Thompson
Fred Turney
Henry Teague
Herbert Houk
Decatur
A. B. Tucker
Lacey’s Spring
H. W. Taylor
Eva
R. W. Wear
Marvin Wade
Eugene Sams
Tom Hardage
Valhermosa
J. W. Siviey
Still in Fields Landersville Seeks Harvest Window
Still lots of cotton remains in the fields as bad weather continues to hinder gathering. Farmers expect an early opportunity to resume harvest and finish the work.
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Landersville
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Flynn
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Andrews
Roy Andrews
New River
Stearns
Tom
Arctic
Legion
Associated Press
I’hoto
Seattle
Decas
Earl Mayer
James E. Bassett
Naval
Mary E. Smith
Hill
LeGrande
Pointer-Harlow Grocery Co
James A. Nelson
The
Bank Street Jeweler
Nelson’s
Nelsons
Banjo
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