Local Notes From Hickory Grove Area
Community items from five Tennessee Valley counties list visitors and guests Mrs Jackson and her daughter near Hickory Grove, and Mrs Dee Stenson of Hope visiting relatives. Mentions of L Black speaking in Moulton, Telbort Wilson in Pulaski, and families Flannigan and Leonard visiting. A lightning strike damaged W E Waldrop home but caused no injuries. Laura Mae Young visited Miss Ruby Lee Hill in Moulton and Tr Wilson plans time with daughter Mrs C Young.
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Laura Mae Young
Moulton
Ruby Lee Hill
Tr. M. Wilson
C. Young
Timely farm advice and local community notes gathered
Agricultural tips include borax fly control for barns and manure piles, and lime on stall floors. The piece also highlights various farm practices, locust tree benefits, pest control formulas, and a long roster of local residents, visits, and family happenings in the Eva area.
Birmingham Market Prices and Local Receipts Report
Market notes from Birmingham describe receipts of hay and grains, with carload prices for Johnson, Timothy and Alfalfa hays and No. 2 white and yellow corn and oats. Poultry and egg prices steady, fruit and vegetable prices listed, cotton spot unchanged. Local social notes include visits, births, and an upcoming Smith Lake picnic on July 4.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Woodland Mills News Socials and Illness Roundup
Residents and visitors attended gatherings across Woodland Mills Antioch and Fairview with guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Landers and families. Mrs Billie McCutcheon is very ill. Vera Prince visited, and Newt Edmondson and others traveled to Birmingham.
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Antioch
Herbert Maxwell
E. J. Edmondson
R. E. Landers
Ters
Clar- Chambers
Horton
Owen Murphy
George Williams
Blazer
Billie McCutcheon
Vera Prince
Katie and
Bentley
Newt Edmondson
Horace Edmond Andson
Robert Willis Gon
Birmingham
Insect Special for Alabama Gardens
The article urges gardeners to protect plants from insects using winter sanitation and artificial controls. It stresses destroying old vegetables and recommends practical measures to shield Alabama gardens from common pests.
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Alabama
Cucumber Beetle and Mexican Bean Beetle Control Guide
The article lists treatments for cucumber beetle and Mexican bean beetle including calcium arsenate one pound and magnesium arsenate one pound. It prescribes dusting while plants are small and planting seed thickly for a strong stand. Hydrated lime is noted for a stunning effect on melons and rates for sprays and dusts are given.
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Colorado
Savannah Line Travel North Amid Delightful Surroundings
Advertises Savannah Line sea passage from Savannah to New York or Boston with two or three days at sea, modern liner amenities, and substantial reduced rates. Sail on Monday Wednesday or Friday with a day stop in New York. car transportation offered.
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Savannah Line
Savannah
New York
Boston
Falkville Route 2 Community Guests Weekend Visitors
Falkville route 2 community members hosted or visited relatives over the weekend. List includes Amt Milligan and Weaver Milligan of Cullman county and Lonnie Morris family, Melvin Hardin, Tom Kilpatrick, Harmon Parker near Evergreen, Matthew Payne of Massey, and Clyde Maples of Hartselle route 1.
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Amt
Milligan
Weaver Milligan
Cullman County
Lonnie Morris
L. G
Melvin Hardin
Tom Kilpatrick
Harmon Parker
Near Evergreenu
Unday
Matthew Payne
Massey
Clyde Maples
Hartselle
Route 1
Falkville
Preaching and singing events invite community turnout
Next Saturday night and Sunday morning services led by Pastor Creele at Ephesus. Singing is planned for Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church and every other Sunday afternoon for communal singing. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastings returning from Pontiac with their daughter, plus visits to Cincinnati and Decatur. A young folks party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Goforth drew guests from Ripley Tanner Bowling Green Reid Hayes Mill and more. Mildred Smith injured her knee at Swan creek and was taken to Athens for stitches. Other household gatherings and hospitality occurred at Holt Brooks Lee and Exie Lee homes with several relatives and friends present.
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Creele
Ephesus
The
Baptist Church
Robert, Hasting
Pontiac
Mich
John Perry
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maggie Marshall
Decatur
Geo. Johnson
J. D. Goforth
Ethel Hamilton
Ripley
Sumpter Cole
Doise Baker
Tanner
Louise Taylor
Bowling Green
Cecil and
Zola. Black
Reid
Sarah Grooms
John Ed Edgeman
Athens
Lee Holt
Exie Lee
Bailey
Holt
Chas. Bailey
Chas
Woodard
Vera
Roy Hargrove
Hayes Mill
Chapin
Union Grove Socials and Family News
Mr. and Mrs. EB Lemons and children visited the Scruggs Tyler family Sunday afternoon. Mrs Edna Nappier from Talladega visits her parents Mr and Mrs P O Yancey for two weeks. H F Clark and family visited daughter Mrs Welmer Smallwood in Mt Ollie over the weekend. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Aber crombie on June 17. Clarence Whisenant and wife visited her parents Mr and Mrs M C Yancey over Saturday night.
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EB. L. Lemons
Clarence Whisenant
M. C. Yancey
Everett Sanders New Chairman of Republican National Committee
Three views show Everett Sanders of Indiana, newly elected chairman of the Republican National Committee succeeding Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio. The set includes a formal portrait and a photo of Sanders golfing in Washington while serving as private secretary to President Calvin Coolidge.
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Everett Sanders
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Local visits and family gatherings in the community
Messrs Joe and W B Tyler visited relatives in Lacey Springs Wednesday. Mrs Horace Wheeler and children of Green Briar were overnight guests of her parents Mr and Mrs H F Clark. Mr and Mrs M C Yancey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs P O Yancey. Mrs Miller Haga and children of Rescue spent Sunday with Mrs Robert Bonds who is ill.
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R. A. Frazier
Decatur
Vefers
Jane
Sarah
Memphis
Emma Sue Morris
Naomi Canterberry
E. R. Clements
Tenn
Lucy Emens
Greenville
Ala
F. ©. Emens
Neville Farm
Arthur Emens
Redding Emens
Slick Battles
Ed Battles
Joe
Tyler
Lacey
Horace Wheeler
Green Briar
H. F. Clark
M. C. Yancey
P. O. Yancey
Alee
Lee Hornbuckle
J. D. Whisenant
Sula Williams
Clara Yancey
Miller Haga
Rescue
Robert Bonds
LACEYS SPRING ROUTE 1 VISIT NOTES
Miss Vera Hill spent the weekend with Miss Cornelia Gilley at Lacey's Spring Route 1, sharing time together and social visits.
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Lacey’s Spring
Vera Hill
Cornelia Gilley
Social notes from local visits and weekend guests
Mr and Mrs Clarence Whisenant return from Birmingham visits. Jean Wilson and Richard Whisenant of Birmingham were visitors. Lula Anderson of Decatur weekend guest. Jimmy Collier and Louie Nebry of Decatur spent weekend with relatives. Connie and Izola Gossett of Farley visited Estelle Lipscomb. Ruby Oakes spent Sunday with Lottie White. Loretta Edwards and Pencie Light visited Mrs J A Kay. Mrs Charlie Lipscomb and Mrs Allie Kenny visited Mrs J A Kay. Mr and Mrs Allie Kenny guests of sister Mrs Tom Whisenant Sunday. N J Hough visited J Edwards. Lee Hornbuckle visited his parents M A Hornbuckle. Lola Mae Walter of Venice...
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Clarence Whisenant
Birmingham
Jean Wilson
Richard Whisenant
Lula Anderson
Decatur
Jimmy Collier
Louie Nebry
Connie
Izola Gossett
Farley
Estelle Lipscomb
Ruby Oakes
Lottie White
Loretta Edwards
Pencie Light
J. A. Kay
Charlie Lipscomb
Allie Kenny
Tom Whisenant
N. J. Hough
J. ©. Edwards
Lee Hornbuckle
M. A. Hornbuckle
Lola Mae Walter
Venice
Anniversary Note on 1846 Track Tearing by Innkeepers
On this day in 1846 innkeepers in northern New York tore up railroad tracks to divert business, a bold act reflecting local tensions over rail expansion and competition. This historical anecdote marks early resistance to railroad development in the region.
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New York
Horoscope for today born with strong religious convictions
Today’s note suggests people born on this day tend to have deep religious beliefs but avoid flaunting them. It implies inner conviction over outward display and hints at private devotion shaping their outlook.
Cardui Booster Promises Relief for Weak Women
Advertisement extols Cardui as a remedy for women in run-down or debilitated health after illness or monthly suffering. It urges taking Cardui for a reasonable length of time and claims thousands have benefited. Sold at drug stores.
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Cardui
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