Various Rural Classifieds Include Livestock and Furniture Ads
Multiple farm ads list trades and sales from Route 1 and Route 2 per D-16 and D-17. Items include a horse drawn hay press, Barred Rock pullets, cockerels, potatoes, a 1947 Chevrolet, thoroughbred game roosters, maple furniture, a Straightway trailer, a 1939 Billick, and cast iron in good condition with prices and seller names.
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Jack Waldrop
Mouton
Chevrolet
Grady Wary
Somerville
Skidmore
Woodland Mill
Plan Bulb Planting to Flower All Next Spring
In selecting spring era bulbs for the home garden flowering dates matter as much as blooms. Snowdrops begin the display followed by scillas chionodoxas and crocuses. Daffodils and tulips build the seasonal sequence with late giant tulips ending the display in May.
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Europe
Farm Bureau elects Kline president at Chicago meeting
Allan B. Kline, 52, of near Vinton Iowa, elected president of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the closing session of the 29th annual convention in Chicago. Romeo E. Short of Little Rock Arkansas elected vice president. Registrations reached 3400 with about 5000 farm people from 45 states and Puerto Rico attending.
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Allan B. Kline
Vinton
Iowa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Iowa Farm Bureau
American
Mr. Kline
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
London
AFBF
IFAP
Hague
Netherlands
Kline
Edward A. O’néal
Romeo E. Short
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Puerto Rico
Wilfred Shaw
Farm Bureau
Poole Solves Grain Storage Issue in Morgan County
Ted Poole of Route 1 Decatur finds a practical method to store grain by spreading sorghum on top of corn and letting wind and gravity dry it as it sift through the stored corn. He notes mold loss from sorghum سابق and reports the method works well for supplementing dairy rations with crushed grain.
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Morgan County
Ted Poole
Route 1
Decatur
Poole
Heyday of damage suits and high verdicts noted
An article summarized from The Saturday Evening Post discusses the rise in personal injury verdicts after 1940. It cites cases where a golfer's drive caused a car to overturn, a deer misidentification led to a $50,000 award, and several other judgments for injuries in shops, homes, or at events. The piece notes average verdicts increasing from $4,686 to $11,707 between 1940 and 1945.
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Reader's Digest
Saturday Evening Post
Hibbard Hoover
Los Angeles
Wednesday Peace Plate Pork Chops Bake Menu Plan
The excerpt outlines a pork chop dinner with baked potatoes and a green salad, plus a meat stuffed apple dessert. It provides a dill pork chops recipe with chopped onions and pickles, and a baked method in a moderate oven. Also includes a Thursday breakfast menu with dried apricots, hot cereal, sausage, and hot cinnamon milk.
Artist Doaks Faces Rent Struggle In Cramped Studio
A dialog shows a weary artist Doaks and a hostile landlord over overdue rent in a cramped studio. The exchange touches on discomfort, future fame, and the tension of payment as a warning of potential eviction.
Wealthy man asks about his age and marriage plans
A rich man asks a friend if he should reveal his real age to a prospective wife. The friend quips that seventy five would improve his chances. A tired writer resists his wife as the scene ends with a gag about a twenty two year old heroine and getting to bed.
Good Shape and Female Attitudes Toward Skirt Lengths
The passage notes that most women objecting to longer skirts likely feel they are making a modest assertion about appearance, seeking practicality and comfort in dress standards. It reflects social norms shaping fashion choices during the period.
Card Game Wagers Rise in Greenville Night Scene
In Greenville South Carolina players enjoy social card games, though organizers note costs can escalate with stakes and equipment. The local scene thrives despite rising entry and club fees, drawing enthusiasts to casual matches and community gatherings.
Restaurant notice urges customers to see the manager
In South Carolina a local restaurant warns patrons who view its waitresses as uncivil to approach the manager. The terse notice frames customer conduct as a concern and directs action to the managerial staff.
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South Carolina
Chicken Giblets For Stock In Soups And Gravies
The heart gizzard neck and bony back of a chicken may be used to make stock for soups creamed dishes and gravies. They should be thoroughly washed in clear cold water before cooking.
TVA Seedlings Available Now in Morgan County
The TVA Forestry Division and State Department of Forestry offer pine seedlings to Morgan County farmers for reforestation. About 30,000 of 50,000 seedlings are requested. applications from 1 000 to 5 000 seedlings are taken at the County Agent's office with delivery planned for January or February.
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TVA Forestry Division
State Department of Forestry
Morgan County
L. T. Wagnon
Potage base simmered with celery onion and carrot
A simple base uses cold water brought to a simmer in a covered saucepan with several cups of water along with a celery stalk a small onion and a carrot for flavor.
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Farmers Exchange
Parmall
Ae ‘Rector
Guy Roberts
Danville
Spa
John L.bean
Hartesella
Ers
John L
Hartselle
D-1
L. Millwood
Parkville
Mise Josephine Francis
Route 4
Hartale
C. O
Rogers
John Deere
J. F. Woodard
Moulton
Del
Boyce H. Lott
Oak Ridge
Anne
R. G. Syberton
Bridge Road
Prom
Glasgow
Alvin
Lawrence
Sear's Roebuck
Billy
Les
Danvilie
Dan
David Burns
Homer Childers
Falikville
D-17
Homer Ders
Rote
Martin
Prank Hill
Moulton and
Decaturne Way
County Line
Geo
Wil
Moulton-Decatur
H. S. Hardwick
Harteelle
Nance Pord Road
CNR
Crow
Roy Strighland
Eva
Gum Pond
Oute 1
Trinity
Norris_store
Dacatur
Delon
Wale
D-16
Silas Schaub
Norest
Athens
Albert R. King
Straightway Trailer Park
Billick
Qu. H. Holmes
Falkville
Palkville
Decatur Nea
Parmail H Tractor and Coupment
Farmall 12 Tractor and Equipment. Co
Berry
Hartselte
Roy Griffith
Senne
Stationers Office Outfitters
Bank
Asia Angress Prints
Bank St
Pew Hie Prt As
Nath
Decatur Hatchery
United Nations
U. N
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward J. Thye
Senate
Harold D. Cooley
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Service
SCS
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Afbf Associated Women
Associated Country Women of the World
James Turner
National Farmers Union of Great Britain
Organization of Farmers
White House
Truman
Dean Rusk
Bertram H. Crocheron
University of California
Extension Service
Crocheron
California Extension’ Service
Professor Crocheron
Howard Chattin
Vincennes
Indiana
Route 5
Rural Youth Organization
Agriculture
Sons of Soil
State Farm Bureau
Warren W. Hawley
Batavia
N. Y
George M
George H. Wilson
Clarksburg
Cal
Ralph T. Gillespie
Pullman
Wash
Atlantic City
N. J
Ave
St. FE
Pee Ice
Junius
Mary
Violet.Wenton
A. K. Ammen
Alexandria
Shreveport
Woist
J. R. Daniels
W. Walnut Sr
Decator
Motorola
The
Radio Shack
Hi-Way
Moulton St
Kennedy
Recapping CO
First Ave
Greenville, SC
TVA
Ls Stationers Office Outfitters
Ray Childs
4Th Ave
Madam Daniels
Ala
Moulton Highway
Woodall Bros
Phil MA Come A
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