Wanted and For Sale Notices From Parkville Area
Classified item notes include a request for a helper to hoe and plow five acres cotton on Route 1 Parkville, a new four room house with garden and pasture in Moulton, contact C H McWhorter. Also stray heifer notice for A L Singleton near Neel, and a Winsor sewing machine with kitchen cabinet for sale or trade for a cow, by Howard W Johnson Route 1 Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Lake
Van_ B. Glasscock
Hartselle
Plymouth
Decatur Iron and Steel Co
Irwin-Rogers
Moulton
Pine Points
Schoo
Church
Bernard L. King
Vinemont
Will Hoe
Emer Lott
Parkville
Willard E. Landers
C. H. McWhorter
Winsor
Howard W. Johnson
Route 1
Decatur
J. E. Sims
Clifford Williams
Mt. Tabor
Farm Progress Here and There Summary of 1946 farm market and political notes
Cotton futures rose sharply with possible spillover into the spot market while corn and wheat held firm at ceilings. Alabama prices for Decatur show corn 1.35, wheat 1.79, oats .79. Reports cover slaughter cattle prices, stocker demand, and packer strikes affecting southeastern markets. A Chicago Tribune feature recalls Lt. Erwin Letak and a horse in Philadelphia. A new Sweet Sudan variety from Texas experiments is noted. Berkshire hogs win International titles for the seventh year running. Washington activity includes Bankhead Hill and Sparkman lobbying. Farm relief from USDA feed restrictions awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Farm Markets
Decatur
Southeastern
Production up in Alabama baby chick output sets December record
Alabama cooperative crop reporting service reports December 1945 baby chick production at 360,000 a new high, surpassing 173,000 in 1943. For 1945 hatchings total 10,532,090, second only to 11,048,000 in 1943, with 1944 at 10,070,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Alabama Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Sparkman Protects Valley Growers Interest
Sparkman pledges to shield local growers in the valley, promising advocacy and action to safeguard farming profits and land use amid market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparkman
Tennessee extension speakers urge farmers to become manufacturers
Crop production alone will not secure future farmer income. At the 31st annual Tennessee Agriculture Extension meeting in Memphis last week, James L. Anderson and Miss Jessie Harris urged farmers to also act as manufacturers and business people. They emphasized diversify to secure economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Agriculture Extension Workers
Memphis
James L. Anderson
Jessie Harris
University of Tennessee
Farm hand hunted in Marion death
Police seek a young farm hand in connection with the slaying of farmer Joe Dickert 40 and an attack on his wife and four year old daughter. The victim repeated here is my pocketbook before dying of head injuries. The wife is seriously injured in Russellville hospital. The assaults occurred Monday and cash between 400 and 500 dollars was reported missing.
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Hamilton
Ala
Marion County
H. M. Couch
Joe Dickert
Russellville
Couch
Dickert
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Farmers Exchange
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Tom's
Bee Line Highway
Wil. Ames
Tate Selle
Salem Church
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Davis Roberts
J. W. McKee
Somerville
James D. Bonds
Oliver Cultivator
W. C. Fowler
Mt. Hope
Leonard Peters
Harvey Davidson
Billy Fretwell
Hillsboro
A. & Echols
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Atihe Mines Lme
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John W
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A. L. Echols
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John Deere
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Joe Wheeler
Geo. W. Hamilton
H. M. Layman
Flint
H. M.layman
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Tom Reed
Tom
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Coy White
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Morgan and
Lawrence County
M. E. Busber
J. L. Jones
Meulire
Kitchen
Mar
Clyde Jones
B. R. Taylor
Five Points
W. E. Perry
Glendale Farm
Chevrolet
J. P. Bowling
Oak Tree
C. W. Bedingfield
Fryers
City Park Greenhouse
R. A. Nunn
Lespedeza Hay
Farmers Gin CO
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Wilson Ave
Dick Harris
Mgr
McBride Welding CO
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Decatur Transit
Allied van Lines, Inc
C. H. Sandlin
Ruth Dunn
Mercy Hospital
Charlotte
N. C
Ave. East
J. W. Garnett
Cullman
C. E. Layman
International Skid Motor
W. A Crawford
Baileyton
Wendell Smey
E. O. Poteet
Farm Exchange
Ted Poole
J-2
Dan M. Harvey
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Walter Sivey
Jay Maddox
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Gurnesey
Ute 3
Harton Ward
EF L. _Hagood
Madison
W. R. Hall
Jim Preston
Rt. 1
Oliver
Trinity
C. V. McKee
A. L. Singleton
Neel
Bs Singleton
Lacon
New Perfection
L. A. Warren
Whiteside
Elmer Sparkman
Austinville
J. J
M. Aldridge
J. M. Aldridge
Irl
Enn
Marsh
Plymouth“Rock
B.F. Jones
Wheeler Highway
A. Slaten
Owensboro
G. W. Floyd
Middle Bedder
Plainview School
F.M. Reeves
Pauline Grantland
Hayrake
C. V
McKee, Tanner
W. H. Rollins
Hartselie
Pranklin
Rouse
H. E. Owens
H- O
Drinkard
Eva
No. Avenue
Fairview
Ryans Cross Roads
W. T. Davis
Dewey D
Hogan
Dewey Hogan
Palkville
Martin Johnson
Dafsville Rd
Harrison Place
J. Y. Moultrie
Chalya
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Hampshire
Weels
Maggie Harris
At Health
Ee Loyd
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia
Erwin Letak
Flger
Paint
Police Department
Letak
Mid-Western Grain House
Sudan
Texas
Berkshire News
Berks
the International
Berkshire
Senator Bankhead
Senator Hill
Washington
W. F.O
North Alabama
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Bankhead
Hill
Price Motor CO
Hudson
2Nd Ave
Joannie Giles
W. Church
B. Denbo
Einstein
Albert Einstein
Dugger’s Book Store
Johnston St
Marion
Bank St
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