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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
3
Limestone county farm agent J. T. Bellue urges 4 H boys to start now with pigs calves and crops. He directs club organization planning certificates for 1931 work picnics camps and regular updates to the advisor. The county has 1700 eligible youths and a goal of 30 clubs with 300 members, already enrolling 362.
The many friends of Mrs. Ben Britnell are gratified to learn she is resting well today at Baugh's infirmary after an operation there several days ago.
In a busy night at Sam's and a sudden mood for adventure, four radio writers and two companions decide to marry and sail to Tahiti. Miss Whitney and a mysterious book spark a treasure hunt vibe as they plan a trip that could redefine their lives.
J T Belue Limestone county farm agent says seed soybeans and varieties like Oteotans Mammoth Yellows and Laredos can save between 15000 and 25000 yearly for Limestone county planters. He outlines planting mixed with corn seed rates timing and harvesting steps to keep seed in county and reduce outflows.
Persons born on this day are described as quiet and reserved with notable mechanical ability. The brief note portrays temperament and aptitudes for skilled work.
Garden expert DEAN HALLIDAY surveys veronica varieties for blue blooms. Veronica spicata stands two feet tall with lilac blue flower tails, Veronica orchidea reaches taller heights, while front border types include Veronica amethystina and Veronica longifolia subsessilis. Rock garden options include Veronica incana with silver leaves and deep blue flowers, and Veronica rupestris, a prostrate four inch high blue flowering plant. Next: First Aid for Gladiolus Corms.
Cedar Creek School presents a free production of The Little Clod Hopper on Saturday night May 14 inviting the general public to attend.
The church invites all members to a homecoming gathering described as a great community event. Organizers emphasize using various media to reach everyone and offer transportation aid to those unable to attend.
A large number of Decatur Legionnaires will attend Sunday barbecue hosted by Madison in honor of Jim Connor, state commander. Us Huntsville post extended invitation to local service members.
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