Examinations For Teachers Scheduled At Hartselle
State teachers' examinations will be held at Morgan county high school Hartselle on July 18 and 20 starting at 9 a m for applicants seeking first and second grade certificates. Key subjects include An Introduction to Child Study How To Teach Reading and Children's Literature.
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Morgan County High School
Hartselle
George T. Woodruff
Strang
Pennell and Cossack
Curry and Clippinger
Henry county farmers buy Hereford cattle to boost beef
Abbeville Alabama July 7 Henry county farmers with extensive grazing land are purchasing Hereford cattle to increase beef production. Seven bulls are already in the county and County Agent Keller reports three more will be added this summer.
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Abbeville
Ala
Henry County
Keller
Hogs to Market in Early Fall Prices Reported
Farmers in Coffee county Alabama prepare hogs for early fall markets where prices peak. Nine farmers with 180 hogs work with County Agent W M Ray to secure top prices through demonstrations and coordinated feeding of grazing and feed crops.
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Enterprise
Ala
Coffee County
W. M. Ray
Bibb County Farmers Plant Soybeans as Hay Crop
CENTERVILLE Ala July 7 reports that practically every farmer in Bibb county has planted soy beans this year as a hay crop. Soybeans are easily cured for hay and the quality is splendid.
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Centerville
Ala
P. Lee
Bibb County
Tarpons Striking In the Old Gulf
Tarpons are reported striking in the Gulf of Mexico with schools seen near Mobile Bay and Fort Gaines. The Alabama deep sea fishing rodeo is set for August 8 to 10.
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Mobile
Ala
Gulf of Mexico
Alabama
Gulf
Mobile Bay
Fort Gaines
Gadsden Mills Move Toward Full Operation
In Gadsden Alabama activity rises at Gulf States Steel mills as two open hearth furnaces resume, a blooming mill prepares to start on a reduced schedule, and the wire and sheet mill begin limited production. All mills are expected to be fully operating before June 11.
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Gulf States
Good Gardening Iris Clumps Benefits From Transplant and Fertilizer
A gardening note explains that iris clumps crowded by Thizomes rot and exhaust soil. It recommends regular fertilizing with bone meal, not stable manure, if left undisturbed for years. It also says irises tolerate neglect and can be transplanted when crowded.
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Aaron
Ttis
Lawrence Sing Convention at New Center Minutes
The Lawrence County Singing Convention met at New Center July 2 and 3 attracting a large crowd. Officers were elected including Charlie Young as president and Mr. Messer as secretary after Parker could not serve. A Moriah church was chosen as the next home, with a large program of leaders, quartets, and specials noted across sessions.
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Lawrence County
New Center
H. £. Hill
Charlie Stockton
L. T. James
George Montgomery
H. E. Hill
Charlie Kitchens
Homer Jones
Harmony Quartette
Charlie, Young
Tankersly
Arthur Parker
Luther Standridge
Oscar Parker
Carlton Messer
Parker
Messer
Chaplin
Moriah Church
4 H Club Members Start Dairy Production in Hale County
Fourteen Hale county 4-H Jersey calf club members bought Jersey heifers from Winton Blunt herds in Union Springs and will be used by County Agent J. L. Lawson in demonstrations of better dairying. The Gallion group has a 7 cow herd valued at $525 after two years of 4-H work, with first calf heifer yielding 301 pounds of butterfat and second calf 314 pounds, showing $260.93 profit over feed. A second heifer earned $171.28 over feed costs.
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Greengboro
Ala
Hale County
4-H
Jersey
Winton Blunt
Union Springs
J. L. Lawson
Twins Build Nice Dairy Herd Easily
Twin daughters Louise and Eloise May, in Linden Alabama, have built a fine dairy herd with two years of 4-H Calf Club work under County Agent R. D. Winch. The girls cooperated with the extension program to develop cattle management skills and herd improvements.
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Linden, Ala
Louise and
Eloise May
Chambord Castle: Renaissance Icon in France
Chambord stands as a celebrated Renaissance castle in France, famed for its grand architecture, distinctive double helix staircase, and historic role in French royal history and art.
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Chambord
France
Hillsboro Social News Weathers Courting Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Leonard Terry and their young son visited Courtland for a few hours Tuesday. Dan Ewing of Decatur and Mrs Lucy McRary visited E D and family. Crozier of Columbia Tenn and Miss Flora Durham hosted guests at Wheeler. Grady Smith and Kenneth Odom were guests near Bakers Landing. Ennis and family attended Antioch church with Rev Harris officiating. L A Ryan and wife spent a weekend in Decatur. Beatrice Walker of Decatur visited Henry Jones Walker. Mrs Bogle is improving at Ernest Bogle’s home. Austin Jones and L B Terry were also noted guests.
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Leonard Terry
Little Son
Courtland
Dan Ewing
Decatur
Lucy McRary
E. D
Tinker
Julia. Crozier
Columbia
W. H. Ennis Garnett Ennis
Ennis
Antioch
Harris
Lawrenceburg
L. A. Ryan
W. L. Fretwell
Montgomery
Georgiana
Beatrice Walker
Henry Jones Walker
Paul Horton
Salem
New Hope
Jessie McBride
Ellie McBride
College
H. Rehberg
Spence O. Hardin
Mary Sue Hardin
Billie Hotchkiss
Birmingham
Katherine Hawkins
D. R. Walker
Wilson Lake
George Corum
Benjamin Corum
E. M. Veitch
Bessemer
Erwin Terry
Novia
Sue Terry
Billie Landers
Brick
Ala
Moliie Landers
Grant Peebles
Flower Hill
Austin
Warren Terry Monday
Local social notes and visits across Decatur Courtland areas
Decatur and Courtland residents attend dances, church services, and family visits. Mrs. Landers hosts at the Methodist Missionary Society event in Courtland. Rev J P Rich preached at Salem and New Hope. Families from Birmingham Georgia and Birmingham travel guests include Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jones Mr. and Mrs. Billie Hotchkiss and others.
Old Gold Proclaimed King of Cooler Smoke in 75 Tests
New York Testing Laboratories announced conclusive evidence that Old Gold cigarettes burn cooler than four leading brands. Director G Brinton Jack Jr said 75 repeated tests used the Oxygen Bomb Calorimeter over eight months, with cartons purchased through regular retail channels. The lab held no manufacturer involvement.
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New York
G. Brinton Jack, Jr
Jack
K. P. Monroe
Gar-Baker Laboratories
Walter R. Knapp
New York Testing Laboratories
Scientists Verify Tests Proving Old Gold Superior
Scientists from two leading universities confirm tests described on this page align with New York Testing Laboratories results. Samples of each cigarette lot were sealed in airtight bottles for verification. A signed report may be requested by scientific authorities from P Lorillard Company at 119 West 40th St New York City.
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New York
P. Lorillard Company, Inc
West 40Th St
New York City
Old Gold Proves Cooler Smoke In Lab Tests
In 75 calorimeter tests of four leading cigarette brands Old Gold showed average heat content 112 BTUs cooler than Brand X and 155 to 156 BTUs cooler than Brands Y and %. The lab also found Old Gold smoke to be clearly cooler than the others.
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B.t.us
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