For Sale and Trade Classified Items from Molton to Falkville
Local notices list multiple farm items and exchanges. Includes an Oliver Cleet tractor with implements from John W Spivey Molton. Beagle rabbit dogs. two mules with harness wagon plow tools from C Smith Falkville. John Deere 92 tractor trade for 93 plow by Eldred Elkins Mt Hope. rubber tire wagon for steel tire wagon by Eldred Elkins Mr Hope. two pillow requests by Mrs Edwin Puckett Hartselle Neel. cut flowers including chrysanthemums and snapdragons with prices and phone contact 2861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Spivey
Route 2
Moulton
John Deere
Eldred Elkins
Mt. Hope
Hope
Edwin Puckett
Hartselle
Neel
John L. Bean
History of Successful Program in New Jersey
The article traces New Jersey artificial insemination efforts led by the Extension Service and Rutgers influenced by Danish and Dutch models. It notes Unit No. 1 growth from 1 050 cows to 11 000, the expansion of facilities, and the role of a capable manager in sustaining cooperation and funding. It highlights milestones from 1938 to 1947 and compares state progress with national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Denmark
Edward Sorensen
Royal Agricultural and Veterinary College of Copenhaser
United States
E. J. Perry
Rutgers University
U. S
New York State
Maine
Unit No. 1
Unit No.1
Favorite Chocolate Fudge Cake Recipe and 1940s farm club notes
The article presents a chocolate fudge cake recipe using one egg and an eggless frosting option, with detailed measurements and baking temperatures for 8x8 pan or two 8-inch layers. It also describes a Junior HI Vocational Agriculture class’s chick-raising study, stressing buying pullorum tested chicks and proper brooder setup, plus a report on Falkville FFA activities and completed projects in 1946-47 with emphasis on corn and cotton efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Jimmy
Templeton
Charles ‘Smith
Otto Mullins
Falkvile Ffa
Sittutas
Home Demonstration Club Meets In Lawrence County
The Home Demonstration club gathered for the November meeting with Mrs. G. T. Butler hosting and a large turnout reported. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Gray and B C visited Mr and Mrs Richard Gray, with Rev and Mrs Addie Wallace of Rocky Ford spending Saturday night with the Grays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Demonstration Club
G. T. Butler
Cleveland Gray
B.C
Richard. Gray
Addie Wallace
Rocky Ford
Richard Gray
FFA and FHA Host Successful Variety Night in Danville
The Variety Night sponsored by the FFA and FHA at Danville on Monday night, November 24, raised funds for both clubs. Proceeds were split between the two groups. The FFA held a turkey trot on Friday, November 28, with many participants. the turkey was caught after a brief race by Benton Roberts. Chapter reporter Brandon Sparkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
FHA
Danville
Benton. Roberts
Brandon Sparkman
Thanksgiving meeting features Pilgrims tale and thanks
The regular meeting on November 25 included a Thanksgiving program. Richard Dunn told the Pilgrims story, Hubert Terrell described blessings for Future Farmers, and John Turney listed things to be thankful for in Alabama and the United States. FFA Christmas Tree names were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunn
Hubert Terrell
John Turney
Alabama
United
FFA
Eva FFA selects Bobby Runge for Alabama Flour Mill hog program
Eva FFA and Morgan county chapters join three groups in the hog feeding project. A home orchard improvement drive, sponsored by the senior agriculture class and FFA, also reported strong results. Bethlehem Christian Endeavor hosted a Sunday singing at Oak Grove with plans for Midway church event on the second Thursday.
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EVA
Eva Ffa
Bobby Runge
Alabama
Morgan County
FFA
Bethlehem Christian Endeavor
Oak Grove
Bethlehem Church
Midway
J. L.anderson
Leonard Peters
Charlie Gibson
Jewel Anderson
Decatur
Tom Sivley
Lloyd Layton
Michigan
Louis Suggs
Grain pictures show rising Valley grain output
The Farm Progress Here and There column highlights growing grain production in the Valley. It emphasizes a broader agricultural shift toward a well rounded farming economy where grain plays an expanding role.
Madison County Diversified Agriculture Spotlight
From news releases in weekly papers we learn Madison county boasts diverse farming, leads the state as top cotton producer, two major crops area wide, and pioneers cover crop planting across all 67 counties. It also ships 3,500 acres of high quality nursery stock to many states.
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Madison County
Population and home ownership in Boaz Albertville area
A government release cites U S Census data showing the rural Boaz Albertville region as the nation s most densely populated farming area within 45 miles. More than 250 000 people live there and it has the largest share of homeowners among Alabama regions.
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Sand Mountain
U. S
Boaz
Albertville
Alabama
Decatur men study Tupelo farming program
Twelve men from Decatur visit Tupelo to study the city’s farming program crafted by agricultural leaders and businessmen. They report Tupelo’s plan is among the best in America, reflecting strong national farming prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Tupelo
America
Milk Business Netted Over Five Million Dollars
Report notes income from milk alone exceeded five million dollars, indicating a strong dairy industry performance. Other sources or sectors are not detailed in the fragment.
Thanksgiving Thought From Wheeler Club Member
Mrs. Adz Jones of Wheeler emphasizes that Thanksgiving should mean Thanks giving and shares tips from the Limestone County Home Demonstration News. She urges careful social planning to smooth rough edges and to remain strong enough to protect inner peace.
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Limestone County
Adz Jones
Wheeler Club
Wheeler
County Cotton Ginning Report Shows Higher Cullman Yield
The Monday release reports 45 720 bales ginned in Cullman county from the 1947 crop before November 1st, up from 30 467 bales for the 1946 crop on the same date, a gain of over 15 000 bales. The 1946 crop total was about 51 000 bales. this year's yield per acre is lower but higher county acreage could lift total to last season's record.
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Cullman County
Molasses Used To Sweeten Rice Pudding
A note suggests molasses may be used to sweeten rice pudding. The idea highlights a replacement for sugar and adds a distinctive flavor option.
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Farmers Exchange
Lawrence
Somerville
D. W. Hamilton
Ro Hampton
Kitchen
Decatur and
Moulton Highway
Curtis Sharp
International 42
Sep A. A. Walker
Cullman
Vogel Shop
Eee
W. M. Puckett
J. W. Franklin
Parkville
Nine Foot Deep Freeze Box
L. P. Andrews
W. H. Rollas
Basta
J. L. Muesey
B. F. Bean
Hartselie
Albert Tacket
Five Points
Fairfield Church
Priday
White Oak Spring
J. Waters
Trinity
Lyle
Elliott
Fransfer CO
John A
Giles
C J. Keyes
H. F. Lyle
Route 1
F Lyle
Allen
Glen Roberson
iVnemont
C. J. Keyes
White Mountain
J. Keyes
Plorette
Oak Ridge
Earl Sparkman
Melvin H. Williams
Valhermosa Springs
Guntersville Highway
A. A Jones
M. M. McAbee
Lord C
Betterton
Birmingham
Glascock
Vaughn Bridge Road
Orne Mile
Nor Store
Moulton and Decatur Highway
Delene Wade
Joe Phillips
J. ©. Williams
Oliver Clet
John W Spivey
Molton
Smith
Falkville
Farmall
Disc Turner
Palkville
Lespedeza
Allen Fily
Eldred Filkins
Poland
Mt. .Hope
John Bean
W. P. Gibson
Cedar
Cove Road
Charles Wood
Bernard Floyd
the Tabernacle
Sugar Cure
Pahl
W. Church ST
Kear
Frank Chenault
W. M. Chenault Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Masonic
Knox McRae
2Nd Ave
D. O. Anderson
PORK
PIG &Hog Ration
Alabama Soup Mills
OND Atom Ala
Ala
Ralph Pence
Gulf Service
Lee
Ferry Streets
Grad Smith Gulf Service Station
Cloyce
Jack” Frost
Mgr
L&nrr
Universal Concrete Pipe Co
Auburn
Morgan
Bakewell
Spellazzoni
Ivanoff
Royal Russian Stud
Harselle
Carl Preston
Howell Hogan
Lawrence County Midway
F.F. A. News
Cotaco
Second Ave
Austinville
8Th Ave
1St Ave
Grant St
Cullman Cotton
T. R. Harrison
West Moulton St
New
General
J. R. Daniels Insurance
W. Wainagt St
Decatur Hatchery
Bank St
Everwear
Roorine
Wyker’s
Bank Street
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