Lizzie Devaney 74 Found Dead in Cedar Creek
Funeral services were held for Lizzie Devaney at the Russellville Church of Christ with Elder Granville Tyler officiating. The Franklin county resident was found in Cedar Creek by neighbors and is believed to have drowned, with no signs of foul play. She was the daughter of the late John Alf Devaney and survived by one, as the third in her family to die this year.
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Lizzie Devaney
Cedar Creek
Franklin Gus
Times
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Emmit Nash
Sheriff Nix
Billy
Mattie
Russellville Church
Fever ticks threaten Alabama cattle industry from Florida
Alabama livestock producers face grave danger of cattle fever ticks entering from Florida. Extension specialist W H Gregory cites federal quarantines and strict entry rules for livestock from tick areas, stressing potential losses to eradicate ticks and urging farmers to stay tick free.
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L. C. Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Florida
W. H. Gregory
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Alabama Cattlemen Pursue Purebred Herd Upgrades
Mr Gregory discusses Alabama cattle genetics and herd improvement. He notes cattle that survive tick conditions are inferior and outlines a drive to start at the bottom with a breeding program. Hundreds of purebred beef bulls are brought into Alabama yearly to upgrade state herds.
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Alabama
Gregory
Mitchell takes veterans post in Dayton Ohio
Hubert E. Mitchell formerly of Cullman has accepted the chief attorney position with the Veterans Administration in Dayton Ohio after recently being discharged from the Army. Mrs. Mitchell is Lina Estes, daughter of E. E. Estes of Cullman.
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Cullman Banner
Hubert E. Mitchell
Cullman
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Dayton
Ohio
Mitchell
Lina Estes
E. E. Estes
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