FOR SALE VARIOUS ITEMS INCLUDING A 1938 PLYMOUTH
Classified listing of items for sale including a 1938 Plymouth described as good condition with motor and tires for 225 dollars from G W er edge Route A Decatur plus other sales like domesticated rabbits for two dollars per pair, cabbage for kraut for 40 per pound, a 100 acre Hartselle farm with house and outbuildings, a Dodge truck with 1949 motor, and trade offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
G. W. Eredge
Decatur
EEP Childers
Hartselle
W. H. Tipper
Trinity
F. C. Jones
Hillsboro
Dodge
John Deere
Luther Sherrill
Sett ‘ Mouton
Bobwhite Quail Rise Book by Verne E. Davidson
Verne E. Davidson writes Bob whites on the Rise guiding quail lovers on better management. He debunks false ideas about quail care and explains food, cover, and actions to boost populations. Davidson, a leading South expert, argues owners can improve hunting by proactive habitat work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne E. Davidson
Breeding Program Boosts Milk Output at Auburn Station
Daughters of two Jersey bulls at the Auburn artificial breeding headquarters averaged over twice the milk of the Morgan county cow. In a ten month test, 23 daughters of St of Meridale and five daughters of Ena Donna Belle Son produced 8 380 pounds of milk and 448 pounds of butterfat from twice a day milking. County Agent L T Wagnon notes the bulls offer superior production and predicts dairymen will soon see results locally with heifer displays planned for Hartsville on August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. I. Agricultural Experiment Station
Auburn
Alabama
St of Meridale
Ena Donna Belle
Morgan County
L. T. Wagnon
Hartselle
W. H. Pirtle
For Sale and Rent Notices from Hartsville Area
Beagle hounds for sale with shotgun Kenneth Johnson Route 2 Hartsville near Neel. Two room rental on mail route seven miles east of Hartsville near Gum Springs Church. 100 acres land for sale with dwelling barn and water features. crop may sell. See Walter Terry twelve miles south of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Straight Way
Bee Line Highway
Route 2
Decatur
Kenneth Johnson
Hartselle
Neel
Gum Springs Church
Walter Terry
Moulton
Danville
Basham Lookout Tower
R. Childers
Save the Garden From Insects with Home Dusts and DDT
Garden insects threaten the food supply and savings. A simple control program uses Auburn garden dust Cryolite Sabadilla and DDT dust applied at key times to protect corn and vegetables, with weekly applications as needed. These insecticides are available in Morgan county seed stores to preserve a home food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Sericea forage on rocky Alabama land inspires farmers
John B. Sewell of Trinity Alabama shows 20 acres with sericea established on rough land. The first cut yielded 2 170 pounds of baled hay per acre, with a second cut imminent and a possible third in August. July planting offers a hay crop in 1951, as advised by R M Reaves and local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Sewell
Trinity
Alabama
Mr. Sewell
R. M. Reaves
Athens
Mr. Well
Sewell
Corn Ear Worm Damage Report Raises Concern
A note on corn crop impact cites corn earworm as the main pest, with greater damage anticipated in fields facing infestation and weather conditions contributing to spread.
Conservation Notes on Seed Crops and Soil Action
W. J. Matkin and neighbors harvested nine acres of Kentucky 31 fescue seed with estimates of 200 pounds per acre for first year fescue. Seven Morgan county farmers gathered 10 455 pounds of crimson clover seed from 39 5 acres. Caley peas near harvest to be combined this week with several farmers planning 67 acres total. Eight Morgan county farmers got Northwest Alabama Soil Conservation District assistance for soil and water conservation. Kudzu hay yields noted and remarks on future planting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Matkin
Woodland Mills
Kentucky
Morgan County
W. E. England
Falkville
T. T. Thompson
Hartselle
Dewey Hogan
Danville
L. G. Orr
Johnson Lee
Stanton Morris
Dock Nappier
W.t. Watkins
Somerville
Route 2
Combi
E. A. Tanner
W. W. Carter
Lewis
Northwest Alabama Soil Conservation District
P. T. Watkins, Jr
E. L. Drinkard
I. M. Johnson
ML. Rylant
John Ss. V. Mattox
Mathew Childers
C. C. Jennings
Guernsey Heifers Hit Daily Milk Averages in Snowdown Test
Five Guernsey heifers in Snowdown Alabama are on official D H L A test with average yields from 29 to 35 pounds per day. The first calf comes from twice daily milking as the herd is evaluated. The series features Billy Pees 6201 7213 and promotes good bulls in the stud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowdown
Alabama
Poison in the shed sparks crop-boost plan
Maynard Layman notes rising poison demand for farming in the Valley and compares it to mid Western efforts to reach higher corn yields. He urges timely procurement from banks or dealers and highlights talk of 100 and 300 bushel clubs as targets for future production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
mid-West
Weevil Belt Wide Demonstrations Planned Across Cotton Belt
Valley residents discuss weevil trouble confined to Northern Alabama. Other Northern Cotton Belt states from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic report infestations. Across the region demonstrations for poisoning have been scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Cotton
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Egg sizes grow crowd standard crates from twenty years ago
Eggs are enlarging to sizes that crowd standard crates used about two decades ago, signaling a shift in packaging and handling expectations for producers and retailers.
TVA Grants 85th Patent For Muscle Shoals Experiments
TVA reports its 85th patent awarded by the U S Patent Office in May for electric phosphorus furnaces with monolithic wall and roof sections. The patent stems from Muscle Shoals chemical plant experiments and marks the fifth Shoals patent in the last year. TVA aims to protect public interest and encourage industry use, often licensing TVA patents on a nonexclusive royalty-free basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Muscle Shoals
U. S
Shoals
Muscle Shoals Plant
Thousands Visit TVA Dams In May 1960s Tour Count
An estimated 621,900 visits were made to TVA dams in May, slightly above last year's 619,700. Kentucky Dam topped attractions with 121,650 visits, followed by Chickamauga and Fontana dams with 75,500 and 65,250 visits respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
Kentucky Dam
Chickamauga
Fontana
Pickwick
Norris
Guntersville
First Black Bishop Presides at Southern California-Arizona Conference
In Redlands California on June 21 the 100th session of the Southern California Arizona annual conference opens with Bishop Alexander P Shaw of Baltimore presiding over the week long gathering for the first time in Methodist history a Black bishop leads the conference on the University of Redlands campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Calif
Alexander P. Shaw
Baltimore
University of Redlands
Registration figures by state and country in powerhouses
In registrations from non valley states the most represented were Watauga 35200 Cherokee 34400 Fort Loudoun 31950 Douglas 30850 Watts Bar 19950 South Tolston 18700 Wheeler 9950 Hiwassee 8300 Wilson 3900. Among non valley states Illinois Indiana Missouri Virginia Ohio Michigan Florida New York Texas were well represented. Germany led with 67 followed by Canada 57 England 34 Japan Australia 19, Norway 15, India and Cuba 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga
Cherokee
Fort Loudoun
Douglas
Watts Bar
South Tolston
Wheeler
Hiwassee
Wilson
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
New York
Texas
Germany
Canada
England
Japan
Australia
Norway
India
Cuba
Debt per Person Rises Sharply 1913 to 1945
The Two Century Fund estimates that total public debt including state local and federal rose from 60 dollars per person in 1913 to 1970 dollars per person in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Century Fund
Dairy farm earns praise for efficient milk production
The 77 acre Olin Looney farm in the Tanner Community Limestone County is highlighted for economical dairy practices. Mr Looney, a unit test farmer since 1947, uses an artificial insemination program and emphasizes immediate cooling of milk to curb bacterial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Olin M. Looney
Limestone
Tanner
Limestone County
Looney
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Farmers Exchange
Marvin
Forbes
Charles Page
Sam Hall
Belter
G W. Betheredge
J. W Hampton
Box 29
Washburn
Orine
Williams
Harts
Ra Perot
Rober
Valle’ Nak
Highway 31
G. Taylor
Pairview
Dobbs
My Place
Center Grove
Guy Fowler
P Stone
Oneonta
Ala
Phillips
Asberycker
Pine Grove Church
Deost West
Phil Morris
Route 1
Togginbure
Saanan
Nubinsou
Route 3
Griffith
B. M Earwood
B. M. Barwood
N. H. Red
J. M. Jones
Valhermosa Springs
Coolerator
Atyle
Wayne Ratliff
Walter C. Vassar
E. Turner
Double Springs
New Hampshire Reds
Alford Dunn
Route Courtland
Tennessee Valley
Flight Service
Pryor Field
Federals
Sudan
Wayne and
Paul C. Davis
Deliver
PRI
Uce
Turner Goal & Grain CO
Checkerboard
Moulton &7
Friends of the Land
Decatur Courtland Mene
Court
Sibley
T. L. Dodson
Harteelle
Richard A. Driver
Sullivan's
Homer Childers
Philco
Boothe
New Salem
Morrow
L. M. Parker
Massey
Rex
B. F. Jones
Wheeler Highway
Porto Rico
Joe Taylor
Cullen
Live L A. Keion Hanceville
G. W. Sqeeer
Baker Brothers
Route
I-14
Aly
Murphree
Porestreet
Ath Ave
Outlaw
Rous
Martape
Drona
Pas
van Glasscock
Moon East Pike
Mr. Moon
Dhoon
Neal Stephenson
Austinville
Maynard Layman
John W. Sandlin
2Nd Ave
Courtland Supply Ce Co
Courtland
Turner Coat & Grain Co
Ful
Looneys
Olin Looneys
Carnation Company
Decatur, Alabama
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