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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
6
Impetiga known as summer sores or dew poison common in heat. Advertises Pino septic as a wet dressing to prevent infection and speed healing. Claims quick pain relief and antiseptic action. Sold in 25c and 50c sizes at all drug stores.
Listing includes eight by twenty two Rome bush and bog tires, a disc harrow, one five foot tractor scraper, one five foot all purpose drag harrow, a four inch planer and moulding Tanner co Murphree deal, a portable rocker syrup furnace, a smoke stack, and pre war quality items. Also J-3 and Hartsel listings with beans at 450 per bushel. Mrs J B Dinsmore Falkville and O C Sanders Route 3 Box 62 Hartsel.
Listings show WANTED TO BUY land 5 to 20 acres with water near Somerville Route 1 and Parkville Route 2, plus FOR SALE land parcels of 2 and 30 acres, a house and outbuildings, and water in pasture. Also notices for car trailer sale, goose feathers price, a black and white coat found at Grayson Mill Camp, and poultry for sale. Names include Cleamon Lye H F Lyle R B Roberts J D Bonds J H Rigby M B Lyle Mrs Fred Terry and others.
Company officers E D Wilson president, Guy Habercom vice president and C Glenn Bryan secretary treasurer. Starting poultry dressing plant advances plan to create cash markets for all possible crops and expand operations in the sector.
May 1 1945 Ed Wilson opened a poultry industry in Decatur and plans a modern processing plant at Bank and Market Streets. Farm Industries operates a 63000 incubator and 150 contract growers with two chick houses. The program aims at a $460000 yearly market for broilers and offers free poultry expert advice.
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