Directors named for Cotton Unit in Alabama Farm Bureau
Allen Northington announced the Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Unit directors for the coming year. W G Peebles represents Limestone Madison Jackson and DeKalb. B F Holloway serves Lauderdale Colbert Franklin Marion and Winston. J S Hyatt new director for Blount Cullman Lawrence and county farmers. S A Burns Talladega covers St Clair Talladega Randolph. W Rasberry adds Chilton Fayette Jefferson Lamar Pickens Shelby Tuscaloosa Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Allen Northington
W. G. Peebles
Mooresville
Limestone
Madison
Jackson
DeKalb
Lauderdale
Colbert
Franklin
Marion
Winston County
B. F. Holloway
Hamilton
J. S. Hyatt
Cullman
Blount, Cullman
Lawrence
Hyatt
Arthur Young
Landersville
Cherokee
Clay
Cleburne
Cro- Marshall
St. Clair
Talladega
Randolph County
S. A. Burns
W. &. Rasberry
Fayette
Chilton
Jefferson
Lamar
Pickens
Shelby
Tusca
Army Advertising Truck Scheduled for Decatur Visit
Representatives of the United States Army Recruiting Service with an Army Advertising Truck will arrive in Decatur on or about June 16, 1930, to promote Army service and interest suitable young men in the community. Any young man interested in the army is invited to consult the truck personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army Recruiting Service
Army
Decatur
Young Anita Louise rises to romantic leads at 15 in Just Like Heaven
Hollywood profile notes Anita Louise, once the films’ youngest leading lady opposite Junior Coghlan, now stroking romantic leads and earning a contract for grown-up roles. It contrasts her with Mary Kornman and recalls Lucille Ricksen’s earlier youth in film history. The piece also criticizes a travesty of All Quiet and Journey's End and comments on a ninetieth sheriff without a badge by Guy Oliver.
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Hollywood
Anita Louise
Junior Coghlan
Lucille Ricksen
Suwanee
Scott
Potomac
Bang
Elanda
Dixie
Blanda
Park Avenue
Greg du Pont
Wall Steet
Greg
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Entries
Crossword clues read like a dense list with many garbled fragments and misread words. The readable items include references to across and down numbers and scattered definitions such as sea eagle and anchor, with several entries cut or corrupted beyond clear meaning. The piece resembles a scanned puzzle page with numerous OCR errors and partial phrases.
Family estrangements mend in chaotic home reunion
Suwanee unexpectedly returns the baby as Bang Durkin and Dixie reconcile with Elanda. Dixie reveals her undercover efforts to break off a dangerous engagement, while Bang admits his own flaws. Andree sleeps peacefully as the group faces renewed domestic harmony amid postures of forgiveness and humor.
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Jane
Elanda
Dixie
Andy
Bang
Andree
Suwanee
Greg du Pont
Florence grads teach in Morgan County
May graduates of Florence State Teachers College will teach in Morgan County next year. Miss Frances Price will teach Home Economics and fourth grade at Priceville Junior High. Ottice Weaver will be first assistant at Ryan Junior High. Miss Margaret Alexander will teach primary at East Decatur. Miss Dixie Gurley will teach fifth and sixth grades at Ryan’s Cross Roads Grammar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Price
Somer
Dixie Gurley
Hartselle
Margaret Alexander
Decatur
Ottice Weaver
Arab
Pauline Beams
Trinity
Florence State Teachers College
Morgan County
Miss Price
J. E. Price
Priceville
Ryan
Weaver
Aegean
Alexander
East Decatur
Ryan's Cross Roads Grammar
Time and patience lesson at Sundowak stories meeting
Father Time speaks of impatience as Elias and Peggy learn from the Little Black Clock that time must move at its own pace while adventures rush ahead. Miss Pauline Beams will teach third and fourth grades in Trinity public school system.
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Father
John
Peggy
Father Time
Pauline Beams
J. M. Beams
Trinity Public
Top Dressing Pays Says Limestone County Farm Agent
Limestone County farm agent J. T. Belue urges farmers to top dress with nitrate of soda for cotton and corn. He cites returns of 5 to 7 dollars per 1 spent and advises timing for cotton thinning and weed removal and for corn 100 pounds per acre at knee to waist height. He stresses proper stand and timing.
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Limestone County
J. T. Belue
Auburn
Limestone
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