Rural classifieds list livestock and household items for sale
Farmers and residents advertise goods and livestock for sale including Jersey cows horses bay horse hereford cattle chickens bantams and pigs. Also listed are rooms for rent a two Jersey cow and a bay horse for work and general household items like eight column pieces and meal. contact names and locations in Decatur Cullman and nearby routes appear with phone numbers.
Bank Loans for Irrigation in the Sixth District
Farmers increasingly invest in irrigation to offset drought losses as bankers review technical and economic feasibility. Loans hinge on water supply plans, detailed cost estimates, strong financial statements, and projected income gains within two to five years. Loans commonly 2 to 8 years, often secured by irrigation equipment, with occasional large sums and careful repayment schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State Agricultural College
Wanted: Middle age family to share farm duties
Classified notice seeking a middle age family to work a farm setup with a cultivator plow disc harrow planter. Contact E Phone 1348 Decatur for details referencing R Route 3 Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Hart
Preacher and Farmer Dyer Promotes Soil Conservation Meadow
Robert L. Dyer near Providence School advocates soil conservation after establishing 1.25 acres of meadow with fescue white clover and oats. He notes 119 bales of hay from this area and plans another cutting if weather allows. Through North Central Soil Conservation District assistance, terraces and meadow shaping were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Robert L. Dyer
Providence School
Preacher Dyer
Dyer
North Central Soil Conservation District
S.C.S
G.I
Moses
For Sale Registered Whiteface Bull in County Line Area
Registered whiteface bull offered for sale near Union Hill Somerville at Morris route 2. Bull is listed with two associations and identified as Charlie Morris Richt in both associations. Contact Morris for private treaty sale on 3 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Baners
Route 1
Somerville
Charlie Morris Richt
Morris
Rt. 2
Union Hill
Loco Weeds Poison Livestock on American Pastures
Loco weeds, toxic to cattle and other stock, belong to the pea family and affect several American pastures. The plants contain alkaloids that interfere with nervous system function, posing a risk to grazing animals visiting affected ranges.
Life expectancy at birth in England and Wales 1854 under forty
The 1854 data show the expectation of life at birth for England and Wales was under 40 years, reflecting harsh living conditions and high infant mortality of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England and
Wales
County Agent Urges Cotton Insect Checks For Weevils
The county agent warns farmers to inspect cotton weekly for boll weevils with light current damage noted but potential for rapid spread. Older cotton shows infestation. begin poisoning when damage appears, with three treatments at five day gaps, then reassess every few days until bolls near maturity.
Farmers Planned Visits To Cullman Sub Stations
Arrangements are set for Cullman County farmers to visit the Cullman Crossville and Belle Mina Sub Stations this summer. The Cullman Station meets Thursday July 21 at Belle Mina, Friday July 22, and Crossville Wednesday August 3. Meetings start at 9:00 A.M. Attendees will study crops fertilizers and livestock programs. Further notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman County
Cullman
Crossville
Belle Mina
Poultry House Ventilation and Summer Preparations
As warm weather approaches improve airflow with fully opened ventilators and end doors, provide shade and ventilation for pullets, and reflect heat with light roofs and whitewash. Cull nonproductive layers, prepare early hatched pullets, and move older hens to range to prevent crowding and cannibalism.
Insect and Disease Control in Home Gardens and Poultry Housing
The article urges careful management of poultry lighting and housing for pullets and old hens, recommending specific lighting schedules and wattage. It then warns commercial vegetable growers about losses from pests and diseases, insisting proven control methods save profits and urging readers to start a dusting program.
Garden pests threaten crops across beans and squash
Urges farmers to act immediately to protect lima and snap beans, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, and cantaloupes from worms and other pests. Warns that crops will be damaged unless pests are controlled promptly.
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Alfred White
Rainey
Moulton
Phoe
Jons John Deere
A . HK. Poole
H. D. Hum
Route 3
Hartselle
Eadie Cornhill
Artselle
Ariina iSabe
Union Jail High School
Russell Peck
Pines
John Deere Combine
Burns Holland Farm
Ats
Gilbert G. White
Roy Bates
Neces Reenach
Ea Siviey
Jersey
Roy T. Garrison
Rt. 3
Kathy Warren
Fiartecile
Renee
Balls
Ciecima
le Phillipe
Bennie H. Blevins
Route 4
Sue Holmes
Super C Farmall Tractor
Culver
Hereford
Falkville
Bankers Farm Bulletin
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Hay
New Holland Oy
Charles Sandlin
Sandlin Rd
Emerson Ironer
Bre
Childers
Danville
I-22
Highway 31
Pee Ae Ss A
See Se Sa
Ceil Beat
Huntsville
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David Williams Company
Jeff
D. Arrington
D. P. Hendrix
Eta A Benceiong
G. E
C. H. Adderhold
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Asta
Stratton
R. A. Gamble
Lacey’s Spring
Thomas Big Bates
Byrd
Muses Valley Church
Luther Blevins
Box
Io Slaughter
Walter
Ben Newton
MR. Farmer
Federal Land Bank Loans
Madison ST
Athens
Supt. OF Education Office
Thomas Abstract
National Farm Loan Association
Yancey Hughes
Soil Conservation District News
B. C. Moses
Long View Church
Harp
Eqrnado
Fence Southern Engine Engineering Co
Irrigatio
Wykers
H. Leon Reeves
VY Mi
New
Moulton Rd
Radium
Model
Arthur Brown & Son
Decatur Motors
Bank ST
Larro
General Mills
Larro Research Farm
Preuit Simms & Son
Moulton Street
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