For Sale Round Dining Table with Heater in Good Condition
Advertises a round dining table described as heater and in good condition for sale at 40 dollars. Seller location listed as Bennett Bethel Road Hartselle Alabama with contact hints. The surrounding text appears to be radio and TV program listings mixed with the notice.
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W. S. Poole, Sr
Hartselle
Alabama
Dan Sale
Albert Tackett
Decatur
Ejo
H. M. Layman
Sherman Se
Fred
Robinson
Route
Arnold Adair
Danville
Robert Ryan
Ala
Berval Bennett
Bethel Road
Berv
Bennett
Bama
Gathings Proposes Two Cotton Programs in New Bill
Rep. E. C. Gathings outlines a new cotton program offering two options. One uses individual acreage allotments with a 83 to 84 percent parity support, the other allows up to 30 percent acreage increase at 65 percent parity. The CCC would buy high support cotton and resell at 105 percent of the lower loan rate. Arkansas and Missouri producer groups back the plan.
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Washington
Rep. E. C
CCC
Rep. Gathings
Congress
Gathings
Agricultural Council of Arkansas
Missouri Cotton Producers Association
Board of Directors
Side-Dressing Cotton With Nitrogen Boosts Yields
Alabama farmers push side-dressing to raise next fall’s cotton output. API Extension Agronomist Jernigan notes a bale of cotton and seed removes 38 pounds of nitrogen from soil and urges timely, first-plowing application of commercial nitrogen unless soil has ample prior nitrogen from other sources.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
API Extension Agronomist
Jasper Jer
Jernigan
Corp
Rain Ends as Farmers See Better Pastures Ahead
Northern Alabama fields await planting as rain ends and pastures look better this spring. Farm Bureau plans for cotton legislation face rejection from Cotton Digest, while farmers propose a representative Washington session to push parity and safeguards for cotton prices.
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Farm Bureau Plan
Cotton Digest
Farm Bureau
Washington
Congress
Valley Farm News Tops Morgan Honors for Mrs Bramlette
Hartselle resident Mrs Joe Bramlette won Morgan County home demonstration honors for a dress she designed and sewed. She has built a career sewing over 100 garments last year and credits her sister for early inspiration. Local notes include farming and home economics tips.
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Hartselle
Ala
Joe Bramlette
Morgan County
Miss Future Homemakers of America
Hog operation expands on Morgan County farm
J N Cook of Joppa Route 1 in Hartselle plans a larger hog enterprise to use extra 1957 corn. He raises nine and ten week old pigs from three brood sows plus a few purchases and feeds cracked corn with 40 percent supplement, alfalfa and grazing. Assistant County Agent Casaday notes a worming program and a self feeder will be added as operation grows. Cook sits on the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee.
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J. N. Cook
Hartselle
Ala
Morgan County
Joppa Rt. 1
Cook
G. L. Casaday
Casaday
Ryan
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee
Africans Packed in Ruanda Urundi Colony
More than four million Africans are crowded into the Belgian Ruanda Urundi colony, a territory in Africa nearly as large as Maine. The piece notes high population density and imperial administration in the Belgian Congo periphery.
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Ruanda-Urundi
Africa
Maine
Tokyo Gift Cherry Trees Planted by Taft's Wife in DC
In 1912 the city of Tokyo presented cherry trees to Washington DC. The first tree was planted by Mrs William Howard Taft the First Lady at that time.
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Tokyo
Washington, D.C
William Howard Taft
Visiting in the Hospital on National Hospital Day
Dr. W. W. Bauer explains how to visit patients considerately in hospitals and nursing homes. Quiet presence, short calls, and practical help aid patient comfort while protecting staff and others from infection. When visits are restricted a card or small gift may convey support.
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The
Leeds University Medical School
Hagland
Slugs in Alabama Gardens Warned by Ruffin
Auburn expert Ruffin describes common slug pests in Alabama greenhouses and gardens. He explains differences from snails, feeding at night, and signs like slimy trails. He lists favored plants, life cycle details, and practical prevention steps including inspection of new plants, clean beds, pot maintenance, and cautious use of metaldehyde baits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
New Jersey State Bird: The Eastern Goldfinch
The text identifies the Eastern Goldfinch as the state bird of New Jersey. It notes the bird’s designation within the state symbols context.
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New Jersey
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