Limestone County Capshaw Singing Sunday Jam at Laxor Capshaw
On Sunday afternoon July 6 the Capshaw Baptists host a singing event inviting quartets from the surrounding area. Local residents including Lionel and Mrs Smith of Cullman call on friends while many neighbors visit, spend time with relatives, and attend social gatherings. The piece ends with a rodeo humorous note about the mayor removing his beard and riding a horse in a night shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxor Capshaw Baptist Church
Lionel Smith
Cullman
W. E. Smith
J. N. Vasser
Osecar—Pitts
J.B. Smith
Comer Cole
J. R. Throneberry
Helen
Flossie Balch
Morgan county farmers urged to build trench silos for dairy feeds
County agent John H. Livingston urges six or more cow farms to plan trench silos to store silage. Benefits cited include higher feed density, no extra barns, low costs, and reliable harvests. A six cow silo sized 4 by 24 feet for 100 days requires mules plow and slip-scraper, with sorghum planted to fill the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgain
John H. Livingston
Morgan County
Local residents to visit relatives this week in multiple towns
Friday with Mrs Grady Aber nathey Mr and Mrs Josh Cole of Cedar town Ga will visit Mrs J B Cole and others this week Mr and Mrs Montgomery and daughter of Oklahoma are visiting his sister Mrs Margaret Smith sollte Sarah Elisabeth Celene y might and Monday with Miss Betty June Nelson of Hunts ville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Cole
Cedar
Town
J. B. Cole
Montgomery
Oklahoma
Margaret Smith
Sollte
Sarah Elisabeth Celeney Might
Betty June Nelson
Huntsville
Market Report From Thomasville Cattle Auction
A sharp contraction in cattle and calf marketings kept prices from falling further. Only 783 head were received by seven plants in four days, with outside yard prices weak to steady. Well bred stockers drew attention, while overall demand lagged due to dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Agricultural Marketing Service
United States Department of Agriculture
High small grain yields reported by Alabama farmer
D H McClellan of Route 2 produced over 100 bushels oats and about 360 bushels wheat from ten acres. Thornhill credits multiple factors including land prep, fall planting, use of nitrate top-dressing, seed treatment with formaldehyde, erosion control, and grazing value for winter and early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. MH. McClellan
E. P. Thornhill
McClellan
Thornhill
Hastings
Mc@lellan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Haney
Alabama
Black Jersey
T. BE. Harp
Decatur
T. C. Almon
Route 2
Falkville
Alfie King
A. G. Livingston
Landersville
John L.bean
Hartselle
J-18
John L. Bean
T Line
Woodtow Holmes
B. Zehner
Burleson
Burleson Mt
Grace M. Hough
Farmers Exchange
Josephine Francis
Route 4
Poland
J. B. Shaneyfelt
Barkley Bridge
Route 1
Lawrence County
Conway Church
Ella Tucker
Ec-O
W. H. Smith
Moulton
Jeli
Nellie Stewart
Courtland
H. E. Leeman
Decatur-Moulton
Roy Grizzard
Macedonia Church
C. L. Bet
Loyd’s Drug Store
Gad
SCOFT
North Wtituor
North Pole
Ered
Patent Oden
North Monument
Beaver
Wisconsin
Equator
Cambodian
R.J. Scott
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Tertons
Neel
Ernest McDonald
White City
Cullman County
John Wilkinson
Mathews Store
Trinity
J. E. Sims
J-11
Mary E. Peck
Somerville
Ala
O. C. Sandlin
Decatur, Ala
S. R. Long
J-4
Elizabeth Grayson
Hillsboro, Fishpond
Howard G. Mitchell
Moulton Road
Ben B. Peete
Madison
Farm Exchange
D. D. Lake
Danville Pike
Priviledge
R. L. Lamon
Road
W H. Rollins
East Pike
Paul Brake
W. H. Rollins
Bast Pike
Bremer Gulf State Market
Marylake Parlyanna
R. C. McWhorter
Route 3
Ryans Cross Roads
Clark Lentz
Prescott, Ariz
E. A. McCabe
Sabo
Limestone County
Capshaw
Conner Cole
Sarah Elizabeth
Sam.Hardin
Fayetteville, Tenn
L. T. Sanderson
Gene Aker
Pauline Zinsdeekle
Jasn Old
Texas
Handbook of Alabama Agriculture
Mrs. Grady Abernathey
Jackie Cooper
Aldrich
Menry
Capitol
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Associated Press
The
Decatur Daily Is
Manon Bea
Egge Viel
Brie
Bate
Loyd’s St Stone
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