Farmers Told to Cut Roosters and Grow Yellow Corn
Auburn Alabama May 3 extension service poultry expert John E Ivey urges farmers to kill poor roosters and keep the best, expand hen numbers, and grow more yellow corn for feed to cut costs. He cites 1 452 000 additional hens needed and a 1930 census showing 4 000 000 hens over three months old. He says yellow corn is richer in vitamins and may yield a five million bushel market for feeding hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
John E. Ivey
Extension Service
Alabama
Mr. Ivey
Earl Calvin Jr Wins Senior Class Orator At Columbia Military Academy
Earl Calvin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Earl Calvin earns honor student status at Columbia Military Academy and takes top honors as senior class orator in the school's annual oratorical contest.
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Earl Calvin, Jr
Earl Calvin
Columbia Military Academy
Young Calvin
Roman Soldier First Entrant In 1936 Kentucky Derby
The Louisville announcement notes Roman Soldier as the first actual entry for the 1936 Kentucky Derby. Stable manager George Swain registered the black colt as soon as entries opened, marking a ceremonial start to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Roman Soldier
George Swain
Judge Refuses Injunction to Block Steel Merger
Federal Judge Fred M. Raymond rejected a request by the Department of Justice to halt the pending merger of Republic Steel Corporation and Corrigan McKinney Steel Company in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred M. Raymond
Department of Justice
Republic Steel Corporation
Cofrrigan-McKinney Steel Company
Gossipers Peeved By Woman Losing 21 Pounds
Advertiser touts Kruschen Salts as a health treatment with a claim of 21 pound weight loss in a month. It mentions availability at Goldel's Drug Store and Caddell Drug Co. and urges readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldel’s
Caddell Drug Co
Oak Ridge Figures In Local Social Visits
Oak Ridge residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend and midweek. The gatherings involved families including Sparkman West Chasteen Owens Bryant and others from Hartselle Decatur and Lawrence County with multiple locales noted such as Decatur and Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Jones
Ellen Sparkman
Gladys West
F. B. Sparkman
Grady Chasteen
Olen Tabscott
Near Hartselle
J. M. West
Dennis Wallace
Irene Hartselle
Hue Howns
Leon Smith
Hartselle
Nola Sparkman
Laverne Sandilin
Mary Slate
Decatur
Fred Sparkman
Judge Jones
Sarah Jones
Linka Bess Owens
Norman Sparkman
Bera West
W. L. Sparkman
Pat Bryant
Little Son
Lawrence County
Luther Sparkman
Favorable Signs For Business Seen
Dun and Bradstreet reports a favorable week with widening operations in some industrial divisions expansion in mining and building activity and broader consumer demand. The spring buying season may extend with deferred April purchases released in May.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
General Desaussure Dies in Memphis at 95
General Charles A. Desaussure former commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans died in Memphis at his home after a long career with the Southern Railway passenger department. He passed away at 5 a m despite his advanced age.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles A. Desaussure
The
United Confederate Veterans
Desaussure
Southern Railway
Cedar Creek Residents Urged to Clear Local Cemetery
Cedar Creek community members are asked to join a cemetery cleanup on Thursday May 9. A decoration and Mother's Day program will follow on Sunday May 12 at 10 a.m. Attendees should bring a basket lunch.
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Cedar Creek
Fortune Grows at Auction Sale in Baltimore
In Baltimore on May 3 a hoard of 3,558 old coins unearthed by Henry Grob and Theodore Jones sold for 23,000 dollars. The pile was valued at 11,425 dollars, but collectors bid higher at auction. Samuel Glenn of Boydton, Virginia paid 105 dollars for a rare 1856 New Orleans minted gold piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry Grob
Theodore Jones
Grob
Jones
Samuel Glenn
Boydton
New Orleans
YWA Focus Week Observance at First Baptist Church
Focus Week set May 5 11 by the YW A of First Baptist with daily events including 100 percent Sunday worship attendance prayer services at the city mission Market Street devotion at WMA 17 30 city wide meeting at Central Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
City Mission House
Market Street
W. M
Central Baptist Church
Bank moves to new quarters in Hartselle building
The Citizens Bank plans relocation from its old quarters to the building formerly used by the First National Bank. Arthur Stephenson resigns as vice president and cashier to devote all time to bank affairs. A mother and daughter party is set for Friday at 7:00 p m in the annex of the Bank of Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Jerome D. Barnum
New York
Barnum
Syracuse
N. Y
Post-Standard
Clyde
Eere
Rice
Annex
The
Bank of Hartselle
Arthur Stephenson
Citizens Bank
First National Bank
Smith Named As Liquidating Agent
J. Sam Smith a South Limestone resident is appointed as liquidating agent of the estate or organization referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sam Smith
South Limestone
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Brown
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Oak Ridge
General Desaussure
Clear
Margaret Walk
Santa Rosa
Calit
Lads’ Discovery
YWA
BLUE
Rexall Te Sale
Thompson’s
Rexall Drug Store
YOU Brothers
Rothers
Santos Royale Coffee
Libby
Rosedale Peaches
Heart OF Florida
Stokeley
Stokely
U. S
K. C
SWIFT
Carton
Earton
Brothers
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