Various farm and vehicle items for sale in Hartselle area
A mixed listing advertises items for sale and rent including a whiteface eale, a five room house for rent near Danville Road, beehive stands, a 1939 Chevrolet long wheel base truck, an Oldsmobile truck, eight tons of hay, a 1931 Model A Ford roadster, a large sharecrop opportunity, farm scales and equipment, two mules, a cast range stove, a crochet bed spread, an antique love seat and other items. Locations center on Hartselle and nearby routes with contact names.
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Chevrolet
Modie
Lyle
Hartselle
Local Farmer Praises Year-Round Grazing and Milk Gains
Anders, a Plainview farmer, reports higher milk yields from grazing crimson clover and rye grass and advocates winter grazing. He runs a home shop, repairs for neighbors, and maintains a terraced farm with minimal soil loss during rain, stressing ongoing year round work and spring soil work if January weather blocks early cutting.
Seed Scarcity Warns Morgan County Farmers
Morgan County farmers are advised of a seed shortage affecting annual lespedeza lespedeza sericea and cotton seed. Plan early for spring planting and make arrangements for needed seed at the earliest possible date.
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Morgan County
Indians Seek Wampum Too in British Loan Controversy
Francis J. Kelly reports Potawatomi and Ottawa tribes demand 1 637 300 wampum from a 1805 British land deal tied to a 3 750 000 loan. Frank Tom-Pee-Saw urges Senate to deduct the sum from Britain loaned funds, citing 140 years of unpaid obligations and treaty terms. Attlee urged to pay.
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Francis J. Kelly Washington
Frank Tom-Pee-Saw
Parsons
Kas
Legislative Council
League of North American Indians
Great Britain
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Banking Committee. Back In 1805, Tom-Pee-Law
United States
Lake Erie
Tom-Pee-Saw
United States Senate
Britain
United Nations
Attlee
New Fashion Trend Is Hit in Memphis Says Conover
Harry Conover head of a national modeling agency rails at current designs accusing designers of promoting flat chested, emaciated women harming health and temperament. He urges models to eat well and stay fit, praising rounded figures and recalling Anita Colby Ingrid Bergman and Maureen O Hara as ideal beauties while noting beauty capitals Cleveland Dallas and Atlanta.
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Memphis
Harry Conover
America
Wahi
Conover
Anita Colby
Ingrid Bergman
Maureen O'Hara
Cleveland
Ohio
Dallas
Tex
Atlanta
Moth Scent Guides Promethea Moth Across Seven Miles
Reports indicate the male promethea moth travels up to seven miles through the night following female pheromones. The discovery highlights remarkable long distance navigation in nocturnal pollinators and their mating behavior.
Mackenzie's Column on the UN and past League failures
DeWitt Mackenzie argues London’s United Nations Assembly could avert chaos, compares it to the failed League of Nations formed in Versailles, and warns that only swift coordinated action by the UNO can salvage Europe and Asia from disarray and hunger.
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Paris
United Nations Organization
London
Assembly
Versailles
League of Nations
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
League
Europe
Asia
UNO
Alabama farmers receive 32 million for soil conservation
Alabama farmers have received 32,184,000 from the federal government under the AAA soil conservation payments since 1936 through 1944. State director A. W. Jones notes these figures cover only government payments, while farmers spent additional money privately to improve soils. Crop yields rose from 225 to 339 pounds per acre between 1935 and 1944, aided by conservation practices and materials like phosphate, basic slag, and agricultural lime.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Office of Production and Marketing Administration
AAA
A. W. Jones
PMA
Farmers urged to act early on nitrate of soda supplies
Report notes 700000 tons of Nitrate of Soda available for agriculture this year versus 930000 tons last year. Advice stresses securing fertilizer early, applying nitrogen to grain crops in March, and arranging with dealers for mixed fertilizers. Also details alfalfa top dressing and extensive terrace building, legume sowing, and kudzu and lespedeza plantings.
Forester to Speak at Livingston Public Forum
State Forester J. M. Stauffer of Montgomery will address the Livingston public forum on January 10. He will discuss forest and timber resources of the area.
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J. M. Stauffer
Montgomery
Livingston
Yank magazine circulation figure reported
The Army publication Yank had a paid circulation of nearly 3,000,000, indicating broad readership.
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Yank
Army Magazine
World War II era records set by Mobile customs district
The Mobile customs district reported its largest annual business in 1945 with total revenue from all sources of 2,527,352.38 dollars. Customs collector Joseph H. Lyons announced the figure, noting a gain of over 68,000 from the previous year and comparing wartime totals to prewar levels around 6.5 million dollars.
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Mobile
Ala
Jain
U. S. Customs District of
Joseph
Sparks Invited to Address Southeast Alabama Scout Banquet
Gov Sparks has been invited to address the Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council banquet in Ozark on January 18. State Sen M W Espy of Headland is council president. The annual meeting honors Scoutmasters and cubmasters.
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Ozark
Ala
Sparks
Scouters
Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council
M. W. Espy
Headland
Decatur Lions Club Hosts Pictures and Donations
The Decatur Lions Club met at Hotel Lyons to view a Alabama-George football game shown by Dr. M E Edwards. Ben Britnell shared Rose Bowl trip notes as President James Wade announced $250 contributions to the Salvation Army building fund and the March of Dimes. New member O WwW Fo Bower Jr introduced. guests included James Edwards and others.
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Decatur_Lions club
M.E. Edwards
Hotel Lyons
Ben Britnell
California
James Wade
Salvation Army Building Fund
March of Dimes
Fo Bower Jr
Navy
The
Decatur Lions Club
James Edwards
Post Office
Bradley
Braden Fleming
Elmer Loyd Jr
Clyde Kimberlin
Den Mothers and Leaders Honored for Scout Year
Local pack honors den mothers and other leaders for their service to the Scout program during the year.
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Den
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Farmers Exchange
Jersey
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Watkins
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Somerville
Remington
W. R. Foutch
Hillsboro
Red Shelton
Texas
Athens
Decatur
Highway
W. T. Murphree
Homer Childers
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Palkville
Ford
Almon Fitzgerald
Falkville
Palkvile
Omer
Decaturon
Moulton
R. L. Mooney
Rufus Holladay
Danville
Penns
W. M. Brothers
Route
John “Deere
Paul
Box
Carty Pense
Rose _ Rios
SAC
R. P. Clark
Barkley Bridge Road
Salem
James S. Dyar
H. EB. Roberts
Route 3
Jon Morris
T Hartselle
J— A
Danville Road
A. B. Nee
W. F. Ford
Eva
Oldsmobile
M. S. Lyle
Route 4
Cedar Plains Crossroads
W. B. Haddock
Houte
Bert Bond
Smooth Valley
Grave Road
Herman Harris
Hilliboro
R. W. Harper
Oak Ridge
Fannie
Fannie Sybert
H. B. Higgins
Route A
Johnson's Chapel
J-2
Ems
Medalion
Mae Sanders
Hartselie
Prank Richardson
Mooresville
Florette
G. C. Vincent
Fort Bluff Mountain
Simpson
Hartseile
Ernest E. Lowery
H. P
Moulton and Decatur
Gait
Ernest B. Lowery
Moulton-and- Decatur
Lalso
Alfalfa and
Federal
Paul C. Davis
Bank St
Elliott
Johnnie Giles
Mahlon Trimble
Johnnie At
Boston Common
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hermitage
E. Moulton St
Mackenzie
By DeWitt Mackenzie
Kudzu
Pettey’'S Cleaners
Forester
Little George
Skate
Philip Brennan
New London
Conn
Duglemasier
Sparks Invited
Hallmark
City Park
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
Sunroe
U. S. and Pennsylvania
New FE. S. Royal and
Pennsylvania
Joe Hagler
Royal Tire Service
Lee
David Moon
J.B. Haraway
Lauderdale County
Harsway
Northwest Alabama Soil Conservation District
W. RK. Cunningham
J. M. Lile Colbert County
M. G. Glass
Franklin County
J. H. Harvey
J. W. Counts
Lawrence County
Morgan County National Bank
Decatur, Alabama
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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