For Sale List Includes Trucks Welders Beans
Multiple classified items: a 1954 Chevrolet 1% ton truck with or without dump bed in good shape listed by Fred McMineman on Rt 2 Somerville Alabama. a 1952 Ford % ton pickup with acetylene welder cutting attachments and a vacuum cleaner offered by Wayne H. Coney on Route 2 Somerville. Lee Soy beans 15 20 bushels with bring your own sacks at Durand Route 1 Hartselle. Newenford Toad J-10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Fred McMineman
Rt. 2
Somerville
Alabama
Guernsey
Jersey
Fred Ransom
Burger
R. C. Childers
Route 2
Danville
Wayne H. Coney
Lee
Durand
Route 1
Hartselle
Newenford
Cooperation asked to ease 4-H FFA FHA friction in Tennessee
A memorandum of agreement by UT agriculture, extension service, education and vocational division seeks to harmonize 4 H club Future Farmers of America and Future Homemaker activities in Tennessee. The policy allows free enrollment choice, limits projects to supervised programs, and aims to reduce student confusion as they enter high school. Signing leaders included C E Brehm UT president and Vernon W Carter extension director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tennessee
Agriculture Extension Service
State Department of Education
Division of Vocational Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
FFA
FHA
C. E. Brehm
Webster Pendergrass
Vernon W. Carter
Quill E. Cope
G. E. Freeman
Rescue at Lookout Point Ends Nora Young Case
State Police Captain Foote and Tom Kendrick foil Young's plan to stage a death at Lookout Point rescuing Nora. Nora survives a frightened episode while Tom and Mr. Potter ensure her safety and future. Noor?a missing memory, Nora regains peace and faces care with Tom Kendrick as protector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Potter
Miss Chandler
State Police
Captain Foote
Foote
Pendleton
Young
Tom
Nora
Candy
Lookout Point
Stuart
Garry
Tom Jones
Tom Kendrick
Candy Kendrick
House Committee Hears More Bills On Cotton Controls
The American Farm Bureau Federation urged the House Agriculture Committee to approve legislation for higher cotton production with price supports at 75 percent of parity. John C. Lynn noted the plan, developed after county meetings with producers in 16 major cotton states, aims to balance growth with subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
American Farm Bureau Federation
House Agriculture Committee
John C. Lynn
For Sale Items and Contact Details In Decatur Area
A compact classified notice lists items for sale including an 11 week old item priced at 16 dollars and a ladies leather purse hand carved in tan bone. Contacts include Mrs James Moore Rt 1 Decatur and Mrs Jimmy Maples Rt 2 Decatur with phone 2256 XM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Maples
Rt. 2
Decatur
Old Price Place
Priceville
James Moore
Rt. 1
Cotton plan eyed to raise acreage and boost prices
A one year trial in 1958 would raise cotton allotments by 20 percent and set price supports at 75 to 90 percent of parity. The plan aims to lift annual cotton output to 18 to 20 million bales in 5 to 7 years and keep U S cotton competitive for domestic use. Hobson Vandiver of the Mid-South Cotton Growers Assn backs a two level price support with guaranteed 90 percent parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Hobson Vandiver
Mid-South Cotton Growers Assn
Memphis
Tenn
Cullman Farmer Builds Hog Enterprise For Profit
In Garden City Alabama on May 29 a Cullman County family led by R G Seiberts operates 53 hogs under a loan price support program. They plan to market through domestic channels and export at world prices. Son Edward and Assistant County Agent O Y Smith helped design an Auburn type farrowing house to improve pig growth and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Leibert
Cullman County
Edward
API
Auburn
Mr. Seibert
R. G. Seibert
Garden City
Ala
R. G. Seiberts
Seiberts
Seibert
O. Y. Smith
Auburn Believes Cattle Industry Has Good Future
Alabama beef industry stands at a turning point with rising cattle prices and demand for higher quality. Growers nationwide push to capture more of the market, and Alabama producers aim to expand their share by improving meat quality. Bob Farquhar notes the shift from quantity to quality to win consumer acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Bob Chesnutt
Ala
Alabama
Bob Farquhar
API Extension
Valley Stock Yards Report Records 848 Head And 62500
Total volume at Valley Stock Yards last Thursday reached 62500 with 848 head traded. Calves weighing 230 and 260 pounds sold for 23.00 and 22.75 cents per pound to Pearl Packing Co. and Neuhoff Packing Co. Other calves brought 22.50 to G V Legg and W J Jenkins. Top heavy calves at 22.00 and 21.90 to Neuhoff and A D Smith. A 795 pound steer brought 21.90 to R L Christopher. Glendale Farms sold top stock calf at 20.60 to Landers Cattle Co. Paris Ill. Top cow and calf brought 225 to J T Wallace. Bulls 1635 and 1285 pounds sold for 17.00 to Neuhoff and Valley Pride Packing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
E. P. Howater
Russellville 6
Pearl Packing Co
Neuhoff Packing Co
G. V. Legg
Talmadge Legg
William Jenkins
C. B. Braly
Athens
Neuhoff
J. T. Wallace
Wendell Sivley
Decatur
Isaac Johnson
Moulton
Neuhoff and Valley Pride Packing Co
Students face choice between two organizations
The writing argues that youths splitting time between two groups cannot reach full potential in either. It suggests they should devote themselves to one organization to pursue bigger prizes. It notes students must decide which direction to take, and that favorable results may follow a personal choice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Cothran
Rt. 3
W. J
Anthony
A. Cothran
Obbie McLemore
Rogersville
Jaz
Max Slate
Route
J-17
Lloyd Burns
C. Prince
Tabernacle Road
Sula Owen
Union Grove
Morgan City
M. T. Wallace
Neel
G. M. Short
Lacey's Springs
Maggie McCullauch
Trinity
E. J. Elkins
Mt. Hope
BE. E. Elkings
Mt. J-17
O. J. Thompson
Route 3
H. A. Meadows
Baby
H- A
Old Moulton Rd
Q. D. Reed
Lelton Lawrence
Hartcelle
Edmonson
Kenneth Edmonson
Black Top Road
Mt. Tabor Church
W. C. Tucker
Alicia Weaver
Valdermosa Springs
Pontiac
J. L. Hallman
Buena Vista
J. N. Davis
Spotted Horse
Alice Roberts
Edwin Wores
Dili
Coleman Lott
Danville Road
Gilbert G .White
Belle Mina
Hogan
Lacon
J. W. Livingston
Falkville
Hampshire
R. Ransom
S. W. Kay Grocery
Mooresville
Pruitt Ward
Phil Butler
Hatton
Bee
H. Leon Reeves
Maynard Layman
Nashville
Tennessee
Hal Herd
Tennessean Farm
Chapter
House
Decatur Fence CO
Your Only Hometown Fence Co
Goidel’s
Cullman
Comton
George M. Preitzenberger
Lubpock
Tex
Plains Cotton Growers
Ine
Paul Jones
D-Mo
Sudan
Pioneer
Funk
McCurdy
Purina
Paul C. Davis
Sherwin- Williams Paints
Federal Land Bank
Madison St
Huntsville
Cain & Ferry
Yancey Hughes
Sec’y Treas., N.F.L.A
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