Misdirected Lost Pig Notice and Local Sales
Lost four spotted pigs near Hartselle. notify J X Lake or Hart selle residents. Also notices for sale items include a kitchen cabinet needing painting for $5 and several bushels of whippoorwill and white peas at $4 per bushel from Frank B Owens Route 2 Moulton, 22 miles west of Five Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Hartselle
Cedar Cove Road
David E. Moon
Hartselle
Aloes Gentle P Tomber Ps Foote
Hartse
EB. B. Kelsoe
Danville
Sam Green
Trinity
Caddo
J. x Lake
Eee
Five Points
Frank B. Owens
Moulton
Dey Drinkard
Route 1
Era
Secretary Brannon Answers Questions On His Program
Secretary Brannon discusses the Farm Program outlining production payments as direct farmer subsidies. He explains these payments cover the gap between market price averages and the price-support level for each commodity. The interview continues with further questions about who would receive payments and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannon
Production and Marketing Administration
Corn yields rise in Tennessee Valley water shed counties
In the 15 Tennessee river watershed counties in North Alabama corn yield per acre rose from 15 bushels in 1934 to 28 in 1948, enabling about 7.7 million more bushels on 185000 fewer acres. Demonstrations by county agents and 4 H clubs, terracing, legumes, lime, and mineral fertilizer lifted county averages, with several counties reporting whole farm yields well above county averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesse River
North
Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Sand Mountains
DéKalb County
Cullman County
Marshall County
Jackson County
Limestone County
Lawrence County
Madison County
Morgan County
Farm Progress Here and There
While returning from Athens on Monday afternoon the narrator notes two corn fields on the Cowan and Pryor places as among the best seen this spring. A striking scene on the John Taylor lawn features children in pastel frocks as the sun sets, like a birthday party in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Limestone
Athens
Cowan Place
Pryor
Decatur
John Taylor
Coliseum Board Forms as Hountree Heads Group
The Coliseum Board was formally organized Monday afternoon with Chas Hountree elected president Sam Lile of Trinity named vice president and Emmette Barron serving as secretary Efforts to contact the group Tuesday yielded no plans as Emmette was in Tennessee and Charley managed farming affairs at Priceville Rountree said no turnover plans exist yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum News
Coliseum
Chas. Hountree
Sam Lile
Trinity
Emmette Barron
Emmette
Tennessee
Charley
Priceville
Luther Fuller Promotes Texas Pasture Program
Luther Fuller of I Cl leads Texas Chamber efforts to publicize a pasture improvement plan aimed at Gulf Coast and East Texas agriculture. The Houston chamber agriculture committee previews the program as a milestone while Fuller markets grazing success to non locals, with guests from Decatur visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fuller
Bill Sims
Houston
Alabama
Gregg
Decatur
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Agricul turist notes planning Decatur trip
A letter from Charlie Ball of Southern Agriculturist hints the Belle Mina grazing story will appear and notes plans to return to Decatur. A Hot Springs dialogue with John Nelson sparked Nashville interest. The Farm Control Program is expected this fall with Secretary Brannon guiding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Agriculturist
Charlie Ball
Belle Mina
Decatur
Southern Agricultist
John Nelson
Hot Springs
Nashville
John
Brannon
Braxton Craig Earns State Farmer Degree at Auburn
Braxton Craig of Hatton community will receive the State Farmer Degree at Auburn next week for his livestock work. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Craig and earns this honor through sustained effort and achievement in agricultural activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxton Craig
Hatton
Auburn
Roy Craig
New Clover Crop Shows Promise in Alabama Counties
A Tuesday morning button clover crop from South Limestone county was shown in Decatur. The new variety, still early in adoption, holds much promise with several patches established in Morgan Lawrence and Limestone counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone County
Decatur
Morgan
Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Referendum on Production Payments for Perishable Crops
The plan proposes two thirds approval by Alabama poultry producers. Production payments would replace guaranteed prices for perishables, letting market forces set prices while the government covers the gap to the support level for compliant farmers.
Veal Kidney Chops Show Midday Flavor Potential
Homemaker tips highlight veal kidney chops cut from the rib end of the veal loin. Reader Kedda Staggs notes these chops share cooking methods with other veal cuts, including dredging in flour, browning, slow moist cooking, and potential braising with sauces fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedda Staggs
Broiler Industry Topics Highlight Shocco Springs Meeting
The Tennessee Valley section will hold a three day short course at Shocco Springs this week with growing interest in broilers. One day concentrates on the broiler industry and C V Mitchell serves as a director in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Shocco Springs
Tennessee Valley
C. V. Mitchell
Tempting Casserole Features Breaded Veal Chops
A tempting casserole uses breaded veal chops as a centerpiece. Bread or cracker crumbs form the coating and a small amount of corn meal may be added to the seasoned flour for extra texture.
Eyeball Layers Serve Protective Vascular and Sensory Roles
The human eyeball comprises three coats each serving a distinct function. The outer protective coat shields the eye, the middle vascular layer supplies blood and nourishment, and the inner sensory layer enables vision.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
Bee Line
Sue Holmes
Jersey
Dax
Wij
Paul Hicks
Solld
R. C. Childers
Hartgeile
Cedar Cove
Fletcher Byrd
Hartselle J
Poland
C. R. Walter
Finley Island
AR. Horrell
College
Route 2
J. Grady Stone
Sprott
Ala
J-1
Murray Sams
Paul J. Pits
Pairfield Church
Moulton and Decatur
G. W. Benich
Percy Keenum
Ralph Steenson
Fairview
P. W. Sandlin
Bee Me Highway
Raymond Matthews
Austinville
C. M. Guschke
Coolerator
Willes
Earl Harp
Route 3
Lester Johnson
Harteselle
Presto
Richard A. Driver
Richard A
OIC
Wit
Rutgers
Florence Moore
Cullman
Pryers
Pariee Mize
Double Springs
Barkley Bridge Road
Mene
Hartselie
J.B. Humphrey
George Curbon
Somerville
Bee Line Highway
J. G. Stanley
Old Bridge
James T. Woodruff
Haleyville
Ermer Por
Martha Black Landersville
Sou Corsbie Street
Bracken Puckett
South Corsbie Street
W. T. Crabtee
W. T. Crabtree
Moulton Road
M-1
Bama Oic
Elmer Lee
Olle D. Fowler
Clifton Fuller
S.W. Drinkard
Fairville
Luther Sherrill
Red
C. L. Sanford
Cal
BE. Knight
Lacon
Courtland-Moulton
J. A. Hale
Lowell Standridge
Curtis ‘Black
Almeta
Smith
B. H. Brevins
Monarch
Adfon Roberts
North Minforest
Golden Oak Estey Organ
Leonard Turney
Ute 2
W. R. Pouten
Quoue
Pleasant Hilsehoo
Curtis Black
Box
Clyde Marshall
McDougal
W. R. Routch
Atur
Pheasan
Hillee
Joan Allen
Meg Drinkard
Ge M
Hartseile
Willsell Farm Tools
Hartseiie
Hance Sandlin
Mt. Tabor Church
Lelton Lawrence
Martin's Combine
J. H. Riddle
P. O Box
Blankenship
Priceville Mountain
Orc
L. B. Silver Strain
John Deere Tractor
L. C. Echols
P. O
Universal Concrete Pipe CO
J.D. Pitman
Ken Burgreen
Madison
Betty Holmes
John L. Bean
Hariselle
Galileo
Tannelsee
Mosby
Neal
Gull
West Church
North Alabama
Tom Russell
Valdermosa Springs
T. F. Holloway
Falco
Lillie M. Alexander
A. P. I. Extension Home
Mack Maples
Elkmont
Knox McRae
Farm News
Broilers the
Alabama Poultry _Associa
New Hampshire
White Rock
Church St
VEAL
Paul C. Davis
Bob Ferguson Grocery
Purina
Chick Growena
Turner Cow & Grain Co
Checkerboard Store
Moulton St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!