Market Sale High Figure in Alabama Curb Markets
Alabama farm families sold 320795.36 dollars of products on curb markets in the first five months of 1945, with 72469.72 dollars sold in the past month. Gadsden leads with 92784 dollars in sales, followed by Montgomery at 82195.70. Curb markets operate in many cities including Auburn, Anniston, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, and Tuskegee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Elizabeth Forney
Gadsden
Montgomery
Alabama City
Andalusia
Anniston
Athens
Attalla
Bessemer
Clayton
Cullman
Decatur
Demopolis
Dothan
Ensley
Eufaula
Florence
Greensboro
Greenville
Huntsville
Jasper
Lanett
Mobile
Opelika
Ozark
Phenix City
Roanoke
Selma
Sheffield
Sylacauga
Talladega
Tallassee
Troy
Tuscumbia
Tuscaloosa
Tuskegee
Union Springs
Winter grazing crops and soil conservation gains
Morgan County farmers in the Soil Conservation District discuss storing crimson clover seed for winter use, benefits of winter grazing for milk production, homegrown feed, and income from milk. Guidance covers corn side dress nitrogen rates, Sudan grass pasturage, and timing for planting and fertilizing to boost yields and stabilize year-round forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Strong
Floyd Ryan
Clyde Crawford
Ryan
Soil Conservation District
Harvey M. Helms
Union Grove 1
L. O. Couey
Somerville 2
Six Mile
Coney
Alabama Experiment Station
Alabama Extension Service
B. G. Hall
For Sale Classified Items and Local Visits
Items listed include a Brunswick radio Victrola with 75 records for 75 dollars, a milk cow with calf, and an Oliver three wheel row crop tractor in Danville. Residents J B Johnson and Mrs J B Cordar advertise near Trinity and Falkville respectively. Local residents visit family and travel to Arab for business trips. households return from Camp Fannin and visit neighbors in Tarrell and Terrell areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
J. B. Cordar
Falkville
Cole Spring
Oliver
Murphree
Danville
Alvin McKee
Dewey Steadham
Ruby Lee
Lonnie Terrell
Zilphia
Robert Bailey
Putna Bailey
Camp Fannin
Alex «Oe
Hubert Terrell
Limestone County Notes at Capshaw and Huntsville
Locals Betty June Nelson visits Huntsville area with Sarah Elizabeth Cole. Mrs. R. E. Whitt also visits with the Pepper family and others. Mrs. Comer Cole, Sarah E., and Mrs. W. E. Smith are among guests. Mrs. Melissa Worthey stays with Mrs. Bessie Pike and Rosetta. Lester Pike family visits. Late afternoon visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty June Nelson
Huntsville
Sarah Elizabeth Cole
R. E. Whitt
Grafton Pepper
Comer Cole
Sarah E
W. E. Smith
Will Worthey
Raymond Humphrey
Edward Burgman
Baby
Melissa Worthey
Bessie Pike
Rosetta
Lester Pike
Methods for canning poultry by Erien Rowe
Home demonstration agent Miss Erien Rowe outlines three poultry canning methods. Hot pack with bone, hot pack without bone, and raw pack with bone, detailing bone removal, giblet separation, liquid use, headspace, and processing times in a pressure cooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erien Rowe
Families Visit and Returning Soldiers Homepass
Mr and Mrs Stanford Craft and family, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Wagnon with children, host furloughed soldiers Pvt Eugene Abernathey Pvt Jesse Pettie and Pvt Oscar Boyett with parents. Sylvia Towles of Florence returns home with grandmother Mrs J B Cole. Howard Ray and children of Greenbrier visit Balch and Pepper families. Throneberry family cares for ill mother Mrs J C Throneberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Craft
Oscar Wagnon
Eugene Abernathey
Jesse Pettie
Oscar Boyett
Will Abernathey
Alton Pettie
G. D. Boyett
Sylvia Towles
Florence
J. B. Cole
Howard Ray
Greenbrier
Bruce Balch
Grafton Pepper
Russell Throneberry
J. C. Throneberry
Milk output sets May record at Decatur cheese plant
The Decatur cheese plant received 1,515,618 pounds of milk from 1,114 producers in May, the largest month ever. Total payments reached $45,422.16 with an additional federal feed subsidy expected for this production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Brooches With Pin Held By Fabric Thread
A fragment notes Joan and ages wearing brooches where the pin was held by the fabric through which it passed. The line mentions the technique and garment interaction without further details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
Garlardia
Gardenia
John Bean
Hartselle
Bethel Road
Earl Glenn
Grant St
Pruitt Johnson
Cedar Cave Road
W. W. Combs
Vaughn
Thomas Ransom
Somerville
R. C. Childers
J-13
Jersey
Katie Templeton
John W
Sandlin
Pettey’s Cleaners
Bas Termina
Alabama Flour Mills
Sudan
Paul C. Davis
Church St
Bank St
Lowe Bros. Paints
Old Ferry Road
Odgen M. Pace
Adore Presser
Alvin Somerville
Apna
Decatura
Dewey Miller
Dacasus
Tame Phama
W. E. Terry
Route 1
M. Morrow
Route 2
Joe G Wear
Moulton Highway
E. M. White
Woodall
M. White
Route 3
B. FP. Jones
J. J
J. H. Preuit
Moulton
S. E. of
Hillsboro
Fred Terry
Beagle Hounds
J. D. Thomas
Deer Springs
Etneeteene
Good Cabinet Model Radio
Deer Spring
B-Line Bishwey
Carl M. Murphree
Tanner
Farm Exchange
Farmal H. Tractor
D. McBride
Trinity
J-6
Richardson's
Mooresville
Sample
Danville Rd
Ruth Speake
Speake
Stewart Bros. Motor Co
Morgan County Agriculture Council
R. M. McElroy
Hartseller
J. B. Johnson
Leon Bryant
Bates Store
Beam
Fred Murphree
Ute
Claudi Murphree
Austinville
Ida G. Smith
Guernsey
A. Ell
Resimeres Guernsey
A. N Mitchell
Cotaco High School
P. P
C. Copperskin
A. N. Mitchell's
Coatcoschool
A. N. Mitche Enerville
A. WN. Mitchell
Gilbert White
Charlie McBride
Meouand
Priceville
Danville- Trinity Road
Liberty Church and School
D. Jones
W. B. Harvell
Marglebs
Man
van B. Glascock
Russell Peck
Route Seckerali
E. A. Poteet
Erville
Morgan County
Union Hill
Dovie Steadham
Limestone County Capshaw
Miss Balch
Gowan
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Decatur Transit
Allied van Lines
Portland Cement Association
Watts Bldg
Birmingham 3
Odom
Phenes
Hermitage
Hermitage Lal
le Erpiel and
E. Moulton St
Ona. Chous
Purina
America
Purina Growena
Mick Eee
Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
LEE & Line Sts
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