Lost puppy and farm equipment notices in Decatur area
Public notices list a missing small white female puppy with black ears last seen June 21 near Oakville and Moulton with contact Joyce Lowery Danville. Also ads for a No 76 New Holland baler, a smooth mouth mule, an A C tractor set, and five purebred dairy goats along with a baby bed for sale from Decatur area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttons
Oakville
Moulton
Joyce Lowery
Rt. 2
Danville
Lawrence Stockman Develops System For Feeding Steers
Lawrence County farmer Russell Armstrong describes a winter feeding program for stocker steers. He buys calves in fall, feeds a crushed corn cob mix with molasses and a separate cottonseed meal salt blend, claims it reduces scours and promotes gains from 400–450 pounds to about 600–650 pounds in six months, finishing calves on clover and grasses that are sold in May or June. Armstrong notes the cash from spring sales helps with seed and fertilizer for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Armstrong
Red Bank
Lawrence County
Armstrong
S. P. McClendon
Tribute to humble friends at Tenn Valley Substation
A grateful note from Fred and Inez Stewart thanks the Friends of Better Agriculture and Progress in Ala for honoring two humble people at the Tenn. Valley Substation last Thursday afternoon. They express deep appreciation for all who attended or sent messages and invite visitors to their home by the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Ala
Tenn. Valley
Loris FFA Sweetheart Carolyn James Named
Carolyn James, an 11th grade student from Loris High School, was elected Loris and Lake City Future Farmers of America sweetheart. A second note from Lake City mentions the same title and town. Also included is a recipe tip for a tangy French salad dressing and baked succotash to serve with roast chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LORIS
S. C
Carolyn James
Carolyn
Lake City
Farmers of America
SCS Chief to visit Alabama for district tour
D A Williams administrator of the Soil Conservation Service will meet Alabama soil conservation district supervisors in Prattville on June 24. He will tour Autauga and Montgomery counties, view farm projects, and discuss integrated soil and water conservation with Central Alabama District volunteers and the State Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Williams
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alabama Soil Conservation District
O. C. Medlock
Alabama
Mr. Williams
A.—D. Holmes, Jr
Gallion
Alabama Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors
D. L. Yarbrough
Prattville
Central
Ing
Medlock
Williams
Hugh Hammond Bennett
Soil Conservation
Robert M. Salter
Reorganized
Department of Agriculture
CCC
Department
The
Agricultural Conservation Pro
Gram Branch
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