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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
8
Reliable colored woman seeks regular work and can drive a truck and operate a tractor. She can perform general housework and cooking. Overdraft age. Inquiries at Roy Spangler Store Frank King Town Creek. J-29.
Eva High School vocational agriculture teacher L G Mc Donald reports improved outlook for broilers with higher prices and growing interest. A 20 by 40 shack houses 1200 1600 chicks and produced 7700 broilers last year with a $261 profit. last year students raised 19000 broilers with average profit over 10.50 per 100. Cotton and corn profits lag far behind broilers, suggesting families could boost income by building a small broiler operation now.
Mr. W. C. Goodman of High Point North Carolina reports relief after a long battle with constipation and kidney disturbance. He says Gly-Cas stopped gas and bloating, regularized bowels, improved appetite, and enabled restful sleep. Gly-Cas sold by local druggists.
Morgan County planners are guiding farmers in 13 of 16 AAA communities with terracing and conservation aims. Training for Center Grove, Ryans Cross Roads, and Wolfe Beat will finish within ten days. The article lists planners and communities, notes terracing targets of about 20 000 acres, and describes methods and soil-building payments under the 1941 program.
The CCC Camp at Six Mile begins a winter tree planting program across Morgan County. About 500000 trees will be planted on eroded gullied land with landowners receiving trees free if they protect them from stock and fire. Plantings include loblolly pine and black locust with some slash pine white ash red gum yellow poplar and black walnut. Kudzu may also be planted on some farms.
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