For Sale Classified Items Round Oak Chairs and More
FOR SALE Round oak chairs to match already table six 100 electric sewing machine cabinet model 45 353-2663 Mrs mes WANTED Family to work on farm mostly cotton labor four room house furnished located southeast of Hartselle in Mt. Zion community 353-1939 I-28 FOR SALE Like new self service eight foot dairy case sliding glass doors price 900 can be seen at Eva 734-0517 Ernest Patton Falkville J-28 FOR SALE Table TV with base 1959 model Motorola with A F 733-9577 A R Hamilton J-28 FOR SALE Several hundred layer cages W G Peebles Jr Mooresville J-28
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Mes
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Mt. Zion
Eva
Ernest Patton
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Weather and farm worries amid cold spell across regions
The report notes snow and sleet on Mud Tavern with temperatures dipping to 10 below and historic cold in Jefferson County New York. Alabama cattlemen seek federal disaster aid as hay shortages bite while farm cooperatives push for stronger buying power and wider farmer participation.
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Dean Rusk
Russia
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Hortons
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Alabama
Arrington
Alabama Cattlemen’s Assn
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
George Wallace
Richard Arrington
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Winter Storm Damage Risks to Shade Trees
Winter storms cause broken and twisting branches that may hang by a thread and fall at any moment. Prompt removal is advised and repair involves drawing branches together, installing brace rods, and adding cables in the upper tree, best done by a competent arborist.
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National Arborist Association
Taipei Limits Buildings to Eleven Stories due to Quake Risk
Taipei city government bans new structures taller than 108 feet or eleven stories to reduce earthquake danger. The rule affects future development plans and specifies maximum height for municipal approvals.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Likes Dairy For Future HARTSELLE
Travis A. Clark a former cattle farmer sold his beef herd to buy a grade A dairy in Neal community Morgan County. He milks 41 cows with plans to reach 50 and 10 thousand pounds of milk per year. His wife and children handle records and milking as 4 H members plan county show dairy calves. He aims to improve grazing and build a large upright silo.
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Morgan County
WADAM
Colorado Co-operative Council
Tootell
Hartselle
Travis A. Clark
Clark
Neal
Decatur
Joel R. Stephenson
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Farm Lobby Decline Seen In Congress Shift
Rep Ross Bass of Pulaski Tennessee says the traditional farm lobby has lost power in Congress blaming farmer groups feuding and a partisan Agriculture Committee. He left the Agriculture panel for the Ways and Means Committee to broaden his impact while noting the Agriculture Committee has become the most partisan and least functional in eight years. Bass cited dysfunction as a key factor in his decision and recalled joining the Agriculture Committee when Jere Cooper chaired the Ways and Means panel.
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Pulaski, Tenn
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Congress
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Nikita Khrushchev
National Limestone Institute
Bass
Agriculture Committee
House
Ways and Meanse
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Soil testing and lime cure for acid soils urged by county agent
Morgan County residents are advised that acid soils reduce fertilizer efficiency. A soil test shows pH levels and nutrient status, guiding lime use and fertilizer ratios. Nematode infestation costs growers millions. Rutledge urges early, informed control and access to recommended chemicals.
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Charles Rutledge
Morgan County
Rutledge
Royal Water Lily Leaves Grow Over Twenty Feet Wide
The source notes the Royal Water Lily of South America has sauce shaped leaves that can reach more than 20 feet in circumference, underscoring its remarkable size.
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South America
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