For Sale or Trade Notices in Vinemont
Two sale notices list items offered by local residents. Raymond Fuller seeks sale or trade of a smooth mouth work brood mare with saddle gaits, Route 1. D W Meadows offers a Ford Model B pickup in good running order, Route 3 Vinemont, Ala, 3 miles north of Westpoint or 12 miles northwest of Cullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred Elkins
Mt. Hope
Ala
O. A. Terry
Alton Parker
Culman
Raymond Fuller
Westpoint
Cullman
D. W. Meadows
Vinemont
Prison Breaker Surrenders After Trying to Reach Daughter
James Anderson a 35 year old man who escaped Kilby prison to see his 12 year old daughter turned himself in at Mobile police headquarters claiming he ran out of money on the way back to Kilby He said his daughter faced orphanage and that his mind is at rest now and he can face punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Kilby
Ed J. Powers
James Anderson
Montgomery County
Anderson
New Orleans
Alabama draws up short term oil leases for postwar surveys
Alabama plans a program to govern short term oil field leases at prevailing prices to boost exploration of potential fields. State conservation director Ben C. Morgan said the policy aims to encourage development and expanded surveys in the postwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
API
Alabama
Ben C. Morgan
Production push as town boys aid farms in 1944
Gene Ahern reports Morgan county farmers must use all labor and machinery to hit 1944 goals. County Agent B G Hall notes hundreds of Alabama town boys want to work summers on farms to boost food production, following 1943 gains. J C Lowery advises seed production from winter legumes and home seed sources to counter west coast shortages. Sam McAbee showcases hand harvesting as proof that savings without a binder are possible.
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Morgan County
B. G. Hall
Alabama
Sumer
United States
Hall
J. C. Lowery
Extension Agronomist
Auburn
West Coast
Sam McAbee
Hartseller
Turning winter legumes at 15 to 18 pounds per square
D. D. Marshall assistant county agent advises farmers to turn winter legumes when the green weight hits 15 to 18 pounds in a 10 by 10 foot square. He warns that more growth worsens turning and does not raise corn yield, urging timely turning when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Marshall
Farmers See Color Change After Nitrogen Top-Dress
Demonstration plots in Penns area show yellowing in unfertilized checks within three days of applying ammonium nitrate at 100 pounds per acre. Result supports top-dressing small grains with nitrogen in March to boost growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penns
Dobbs Plans Kudzu Grazing Boost for 1944 Farm
Walter C. Dobbs of Hartseller Mt. Tabor area joins several Morgan county farmers in using kudzu in 1944. He will supplement his permanent grazing with an acre and a half of kudzu, believing it will provide more grazing than his five acres of existing pasture. He aims to sell milk to a cheese plant this fall, growing his cows and feeding program with the livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Dobbs
Hartseller
Mt. Tabor
Morgan County
Mr. Dobbs
Farm Machinery Painted in Preparation for 1944 Crop
County agents B G Hall and B K Thompson report Hart seller residents have used rainy weather to ready farm equipment for the 1944 crop. Cultivators and other gear have received fresh coats of paint as part of the preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Hall
B. K. Thompson
Hartseller
Farmer E O Moon Plans Terraces To Curb Erosion
E O Moon, a young farmer from Hartselle 3, bought a farm in March 1944 and believes soil is the most valuable natural resource. He plans a water disposal system and will terrace every cultivated acre, clearing unwanted timber like black jack to prepare for terracing. His approach reflects essential soil-building practices through terracing and contour farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Moon
Hartselle 3
Moon
Hopkins Undergoes Operation at Mayo Clinic
Rochester Minn March 29 Harry Hopkins a presidential adviser underwent an operation at St Marys hospital the Mayo clinic said The nature of the operation was not disclosed and a bulletin may be issued later Hopkins has been in Rochester for several weeks under Mayo physicians observing him for a nutritional disturbance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Rochester
Minn
Harry Hopkins
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Pay Increase Granted by Jefferson County Commission
Birmingham March 29 More than 1 000 employees of Jefferson county will receive pay increases of 10 per month under a resolution adopted today by the county commission The blanket raise does not affect day rate employees and employees of the city county health department and would cost the county 120 000 annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Jefferson County
County Commission
Plans Board Convenes To Discuss Decatur Waterfront
Quince Eddens chairs Decatur City Planning Commission meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 PM in city hall. Topics include waterfront development and other items with TVA representatives Howard Emerson Bar ker D A Johnston H A Smith to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quince Eddens
Decatur
H. R. Speake
A. R. Frahn
J. P. Orr
Robert Harris
Floyd Elkins
TVA
Howard P. Emerson
C. T. Barker
Commerce Department
D. A. Johnston
Department of Regional Studies
H. A. Smith
Guntersville - Wheeler Properties
Alabama federation of music clubs elects officers in Birmingham
Mrs. J. A. Alexander of Florence was elected president of the Alabama federation of music clubs at the 28th annual convention held here. Other officers named include Mrs. Philip V. Speir Greenville first vice president Mrs. Percy Pitts Clanton second vice president Mrs. Marcus Gern Loxley third vice president Mrs. Laura Jackson Davids Birmingham treasurer and Mrs. E. E. Hale Montgomery recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
J. A. Alexander
Florence
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Philip V. Speir
Greenville
Percy Pitts
Clanton
Marcus Gern
Loxley
Laura Jackson Davids
E. E. Hale
Montgomery
George E. Jackson
Sam
Laxative advertisement touts Black-Draught best seller
The ad asks which laxative balances thoroughness promptness and satisfaction and answers Black-Draught as the product. It claims 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents and urges following directions, with caution to use only as directed.
Bean crop estimate noted for 1944 in United States
The article lists names Wiesel in Tuscaloosa auditor Mrs Kirby Wharton Fairhope parliamentarian Mrs Bertha Loys Gilbert Montgomery editor and Mrs Stella Harris Tuscaloosa historian. It is estimated that the 1944 bean crop in the United States will be about 242,500,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Joe Wheeler
Hagood
Town Creek
Grady Ricks
Dock Gras
Athens
1. C
Pate
C. M. Crow
Five Points
Moulton M
Black Jersey
John W. Campbell
Union Grove
Pine Ridge Church
Farmall Tractor Planter
Charles A Mallox
Route 1
Trinity
D. W. Thaxton
W. F. Ford
Eva
Startena
Turner
Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
Alan Linderman
Cate
Goodyear
Goodfyear Service
Sinclair
LEE and Line Sts
Little Bone
Poland
China
J K. Neville
Route
Omer Woodrow Lawrence
Charles Ruehl
J. F. Luker
Hartselle
Jersey
R. C. Bibb
Belle Mine
S. V. Bethany
Route 8
Captain Kiddisc
W. A. Long
Moulton
Bates Store
Fred Murphree
Danville
Route 3
Nice
Stalf. R
Ferguson
Farm Exchange
2Nd Street
Hartselle High School
Cleveland Tucker
M-2
Edward Poteet, Jr
Somerville
D. P. Hen-drix
Hartsilie
G. J. Gage
Hartcelle
J. N Clinger
Union Hill
Mark N. Flack
Thomas Ransom
Guy Fower
Center Grove
Jim McKay
Ed Almon
Falkville
M. A. Winkles
John D. Foote
Cee
Reece
Gil Mill
Decatur, Ala
the Daily
Linimen
OWL Drug CO
Federal
Victory Garden
Paul C. Davis
Hatton Town Creek
Parkville
C. P. Smith
Roy Grizzard
Decatur-Moulton Rd
Hartseile Pike
Joe Lemonds
Leiden
W. D. Murphy
Bob Gordon
Washington
Charter Oak
N. R. Nichols
Glendale Farm
Wheeler Highway
Loyal Hogan
A. M
Red Land
Carl Murphy
Will
Tanner
Gibson Guitar
Leonard Wallace
Wiley Hardwick
Z D. Parker
Cedar Cove Road
B F. Jones
Allen Stock
J. W. Roberts
J. E. Williams
Sam P. Lyle
Texas
Sam Pyne
Bill L. Roberts
James Watson
Kitchens Mill
Route 2
I. C. Mele
Cc. J. Potter
McCormick-Deering
C. J. Potter
Mt Hope
O. C Sanders
Box
F. Luker
Andrew Edwards
Market St
G. S. Hefner
L. H. Holladay
Danville Pike
M. E Busby
Flint
Rock Road
Harvey Hogan
Russell Peck
Pines School
T. EB. Kyle
Fox Hound
Swann Creek
Brad
E. A. Williamson
Joppa
Trouble
Whitney Earwood
EB. A. Williamson
H. W. Shaw
Gene Ahern
Morgan County Agricultural Council
England
John W
Sandlin
Plans Board
U. S
Baby
State Department of Agriculture
Decatur Hatchery
Bank ST
Murdock’s
Georgia Experiment Station
Ceresan
Delinted
Acre
Stoneville
COKER
Scoco Fertilizer
Fred
Hunt
John D. Davis
2Nd St
1St Ave. West
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