Corn Twisting for Want Rain Signals Drought Stress
The section shows corn suffering visible damage as silk and blades twist under hot dry winds. Cotton also needs soaking rain. forecasted rain is crucial to protect yields.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
8
The section shows corn suffering visible damage as silk and blades twist under hot dry winds. Cotton also needs soaking rain. forecasted rain is crucial to protect yields.
Col Woolsey Finnell highway commissioner and gubernatorial candidate visits Florence to meet friends and gain backing for his nomination campaign.
A community sing gathering in Somerville draws residents to share music and fellowship. Organizers promote inclusive participation and emphasize local support for cultural events.
A countywide community sing on Sunday drew attendees from across the area. The program was praised as excellent as many of the county’s finest singers contributed to a memorable event.
Alabama Power Company will mail about $487 000 in dividend checks for its preferred stock tomorrow to roughly 14 000 holders of record June 14 at $7 and $6 per year. An additional $38 000 will be paid August 1 to about 1 300 holders at $5 per year. The company, founded in 1920, sells preferred stock to raise funds for expansion within Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Andrews plan a two week trip departing Wednesday from Decatur to Independence Missouri and Denver Colorado to visit relatives. They will also visit Mrs Andrews brother Major Roffe stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas in the cavalry.
Charles Morris of Anniston Charles Conner of Sheffield and Ben H Pendergrass of Hartselle branch managers for Lookmont Tire Company arrive in Decatur today as guests of H M Cullom Lookmont Tire C manager for a brief conference with heads of the various branches.
The Decatur area recorded a Sunday high of 96 degrees with a low of 74. The day surpassed Saturday’s 92 degree peak, marking a hotter weekend.
Government weather observer states no rainfall here once more as he has done for several days.
Radio schedule rundown listing programs on stations such as WEAP WABC WJZ WENR WGN and others. Includes time blocks like 6:30 Frontier Days 7:00 Orchestra 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. and 9:00 Variety with multiple affiliates and hosted acts across major markets.
Observers say cotton crops have had enough sunshine for now with conditions favorable for growth. They note that some rainfall would be beneficial to help the plants grow steadily.
Voter message outlines candidate Brown’s platform including a single primary to cut costs, public education improvements, free textbooks funded by bonds if approved, farm aid, highway bond approach with no extra taxes, gas tax share to counties, a fact finding committee on state issues, abolition of useless offices, bank depositor protection, strict prohibition enforcement, party unity, and an economical fearless administration.
Andrew G. Patterson, candidate for congress from the eighth district, will speak three times on July Fourth. He opens at Mt. Hope at 11 a.m., then at Austinville at 2:30 p.m., and concludes at the American Legion Independence Day celebration in Decatur.
Hundreds gathered in the Danville school auditorium for a Sunday community sing. County singers performed a varied program making it one of the most enjoyable events of its kind in the area.
City issued permits indicate a construction revival with many new homes planned around Decatur during the upcoming summer and fall months. Residential property leads the wave as developers anticipate continued expansion.
Frank Balding age twenty two died at his mother's home in the Danville area after a period of illness. He is survived by his mother three brothers Tom Henry and Robert and two sisters Mina Curtis and Lily Sparks. The funeral was held at Aldridge Cemetery west of Danville conducted by Rev Yates.
The car stolen from J. W. Lowe of The Daily was found on the Bee Line highway near Pulaski. A Decatur youth, brother to a local resident, was arrested but no action will be taken due to his youth.
Rev Ernest N Hart of Westminster Presbyterian Church is in Chicago to attend the Presbyterian Theological Seminary for the next several weeks. He will return to Decatur on July 19.
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