Farm Progress Here and There in Morgan County News
Last week farmers faced freeze thaw road damage and heavy snows with rock repairs by Curtis Key easing travel. Soil testing plans restart in Morgan County while beef pork and map data show large national agricultural trends and vast land coverage by Soil Conservation Service mapping efforts.
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Morgan County
The
Soil Conservation Service
Cotton Study Panel Backs Narrow Paymnt-in-kind Plan
A producer meeting called by the National Farmers Union and the National Grange urged Congress to approve only Sections 348 of the Cooley bill and Section 7 of the Talmadge bill for a three year period while deleting all other sections. The plan would authorize payment in kind certificates to nonproducers on domestic sales to keep cotton competitive immediately, with longer term program details to follow. Participants named include George Stone and Jack Hutchison among others from Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, North Carolina, Arkansas, and Missouri.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Congress
Cooley and Talmadge
Farmers Union
Talmadge
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
George Stone
Oklahoma City
John V. Stiles
Taylor
Texas
G. D. Arndt
Raleigh
N. C
Red Bamberg
Uniontown
Ala
E. R. Solomon
Headland
Jack Hutchison
Caruthersville
J. D. Smith
Littlefield
Donald Wooten
Crosbyton
Max D. Carriker
Roby
George W. Pfeiffenberger
Lubbock
Jay Naman
Waco
Lewis Johnson
Little Rock
Ed Mauldin
Town Creek
Fritz Heidelberg
For Sale Items Including Tractor and Table in Danville Area
For sale list includes One Allis Chalmers tractor with planter cultivator and plow in excellent condition at 4000 dollars. Also bean and lespedera hay from Danville 2 Clyde Holladay J4. Duncan Phyfe table and 6 chairs for 3500 with minor repairs. Wringer type 10 dollars or 40 for both. Chihuahua male cheap or trade for wood. Arnold Holmes Tanner 1 1 4.
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Allis. Chalmers
Bean
Lespedera
Clyde Holladay
Chihuahua
Arnold Holmes
Bookmobile Schedule for Tuesday
The day’s bookmobile route runs Tanner School 9 00 10 00 Wheeler Massey s 10 15 10 45 Wheeler School 11 00 11 30 Reid School 11 45 1 00 Reid Hogan s 1 10 1 40 Ripley Turners 1 50 2 15 Blackburn Clem s 2 30 3 00 Ae Swanner s 3 10 Trade School Community 3 45 4 15.
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Tanner
Wheeler
Massey
Reid
Hogan
Ripley
Turner
Blackburn
Clem
Ae —_ Swanner
County cotton meeting and farm tips set for Friday
A county wide cotton production meeting is planned for Friday January 17 at 10 a.m. in the City Auditorium Hartselle with Auburn University specialists and staff to provide up to date information. The bulletin also covers brucellosis status soil testing soybeans pruning and orchard care with practical guidance for farmers.
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City Auditorium
Hartselle
John Henderson
Jr. R. Buttram
Bill Link
Auburn University
D. M. Robertson
ASCS
Morgan
Pine trees profit from idle Morgan County land
Landowner James W. Lynn converted 9 acres of erosion-prone hillside to loblolly pines in 1942. Over 48 years the investment yielded substantial pulpwood and sawtimber returns, with thinnings and eventual harvest increasing values while promising ongoing income. Pine seedlings cost money and planting can be done by self or labor, boosting Morgan County’s industrial growth and jobs.
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Morgan County
James W. Lynn
Florette
Alabama
Lynn
Charles Nichols
ASCS
SCS
Extension Service
Edwin Morris
H. A. Bullard
Mr. Bullard
North
Ice Damage Remedies for Shrubs and Trees
Ice damage this past week hit shrubs and trees harder than the cold. Heavier ice and snow caused stems to break and bend. If damage occurred at your home, Keeble recommends a step by step removal procedure.
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Keeble
Shrub Cold Damage Held Light So Far
Auburn University reports Alabama ornamental plants largely in good condition after last winter's damage. Horticulturist Troy Keeble says freeze risk remains but soil moisture aids recovery and notes some plants may decline next spring if stored reserves run out. County agents offer soil testing guidance and fertilizer advice.
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Bob Chesnutt
Auburn
Alabama
Auburn University
Troy Keeble
Keeble
North
Elkmont High Student Transferred for Hospital Tests
Deputy Sheriff Billy Crawford moved Larry Eastepp from the Limestone County jail to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa. Sheriff M W Evans says County Judge D L Rosenall Jr ordered the Elkmont High School student, charged two weeks earlier with forgery over bad checks, to receive hospital treatments and tests.
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Athens
Limestone County
Billy Crawford
Larry Eastepp
Bryce Hospital
Tuscaloosa
M. W
Buddy) Evans
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Elkmont High School
Life Insurance Ad Appeals to Seniors Born Before 1913
An advertisement offers a $2000 life insurance policy for individuals born before 1913. It promises a lifelong policy after approval, no caller, and no obligation. Mail name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co. in Kansas City Missouri.
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Old American Insurance Co
Oak, Ee
Kansas City
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Pat Gillespie
Hillsboro
Duroc Shoats
Alton Dobb
Hlartselle
Jay Madder
Gernsey
Eva
Kelley School
Vinemont
SSS
Chester Collins
Snd James
J. N. Taylor
Falkvile
Falkville
Ollie D. Fowler
Somerville
Aaron Hill
Eeett
Edgar Newton
Rogersville
Tom Roberton
Moulton
Bill McCarley
B. J. Crow
Plymouth
West
Hollis
Walter Glenn
Wren Road
Guy Terry
Courtland
Billy Joe Crow
Rt. 2
Danville
Prentis Clark Farm
Marvin
Ideal Cattle Farm
Ryan High School
Andrew Taylor
Pontiac
Hilda Stringer
Decatur 2
Brooksville
Doris Sims
Decatur Decatur
Middle Tenn. Rendering Co
Pulaski, Tenn
Dupont’s
Prolix
Brewer's
Earl C. Brewer
Hwy
Decatur
Dial
Curtis Key
Peanut
Tillinois
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Services
Duncan Phyfe
M. J. Aday
Landersville
Earl B. Posey
Cotton
Fleetwood Hines
North Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Moulton St
Decatur, Ala
Purina
Morgan County Soil Test Committee
Moulton -St. Dial