For Sale Jersey Milk Cow With Calf
Jersey milk cow with one week old calf for sale at 175 dollars. Contact 3 N. Davis Route 1 Box 146 Decatur J-22.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
8
Jersey milk cow with one week old calf for sale at 175 dollars. Contact 3 N. Davis Route 1 Box 146 Decatur J-22.
Practical advice for mid summer sowing of beans beets carrots turnips and more to yield a fall harvest. Soak deep drill soil moist and porous cover with peat or sand mix mulch shade keep soil moist and remove covering once sprouts appear. For lettuce wait until mid July and chill seeds overnight if hot days persist. Before sowing feed soil with plant food per 100 square feet.
Classified style list of sale items and requests from readers including flowers pigs Klvinator appliances seeds tubers and livestock. Names Mrs Paul Mrs Charlie Webb Mrs Hubert Juniks Roy Griffith and C L Inman appear with locations in Trinity Vinemont Hartselle Pulosi and nearby routes. A pony or gentle horse is sought.
Farm and garden offers across Somerville Decatur and Bremen include mules and pasture use through August. Farmall F-20 tractor with gear and implements. 10-20 McCormick Deering in first-class condition. Porto Rico sweet potato plants 600 for 1.75. Aladdin oil lamp new. a gentle saddle pony and two registered English bull listings. miscellaneous potted plants and flowers with prices listed.
Advice on sowing quick germinating annuals in late spring to achieve rapid blooms. Covers soil preparation, seed mixing, moisture, cover soil, and feeding. Lists fast growers such as leptosyne Stillmanii and zinnias, notes asters and calendula later blooms, and details varieties of marigolds and zinnias.
The article urges Morgan County farmers to study their fields after last week’s heavy rains. It notes erosion on sloping and terraced fields, with washes and broken terraces from con- tinuing terrace cutting. County Soil Conservation workers offer help planning conservation programs. Submitted by R. M. Chapman June 21, 1949.
A gardening note explains how baby squash and marrows should be harvested promptly to stay tender and flavorful. It covers growth timelines from two inches to two feet, space needs of four feet per bush, and preparation methods for Italian marrows from boiling with skin on to baking when mature.
Local notices list dogs for sale from James Norton in Decatur with papers, plus a used Spindrier washing machine from Mrs. W H McDonald in Moulton. A 1 000 chicken sale by R Vaught Williams in Elkmont offers New Hampshire broilers at 40 cents per pound with delivery. Also listed are iris bulbs, jonquil bulbs, and other plant bulbs from Van Werendaffodil. A pine land with house and 50 acres for sale near Cullman offers utility access and a school bus route, priced at 1 000 cash.
Guidance for home gardeners on defending sweet corn from the corn borer using D D T spray or dust, with timing around mid-August and a second brood around August 20. Instructions cover egg mass identification, spraying schedule, plant size considerations, and notes on corn earworm and sorghum demonstrations.
Farm note invites Morgan County corn growers to join a demonstration of high fertilization and thick spacing using 600 pounds of commercial fertilizer per acre plus 200 pounds of ammonium nitrate as side dressing within 30 days of planting. Ammonium nitrate also available for grain sorghum demos. contact county agent at Hartsel.
Guidance for homeowners on fighting elm leaf beetle using 50 percent wettable DDT powder mixed with four gallons of water per pound. Apply to underside of leaves, trunk, and base, spraying every three to four weeks. The solution is stated as safe for trees and requires covering the whole tree for effective control.
Johnny Goodman became the last amateur to win the U S Open, securing the championship in 1933 and marking a historic feat in golf history.
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