For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments
FOR SALE Two beagle pups six weeks old One beagle eighteen months old will trade for Bassett hound or short legged beagle Dan M Harvey Rt 1 Danville FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Four room house newly decorated inside and out three miles from town Phone 1710 W 3 FOR SALE 1941 Port coupe 450 Spring St Austinville FOR SALE One good John Deere mowing machine reasonably priced Call 3441 or see the machine at Mrs Clara Battles on Hartselle Datville Rd across the road from the Curtis store LOST Rofison cigarette fighter at Mount Tabor ench: Suntarcollar with initial P E on it Contact Paul Blevins Route 4 Hartselle or phone 3754 and receive reward FOR SALE Broad breast bronze turkeys two hens laying one gobbler Price 30 Extra large one year old in May Hatch ing turkey eggs 25c each Baby turkeys over two weeks old 1 90 By mail Mrs J W Allbritton Warrior Ala Star ard hi
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Dan M. Harvey
Rt. 1
Danville
John Deere
Cail
Clara Battles
Hartselle-Datville Rd
Curtis
Rofison
Mount ‘Tabor Enorch
Paul Blevins
Hartselle
J. W. Allbritton
Warrior
Ala
Rescue Grass Gains Ground In Madison County
Rescue grass, a newer forage, shows good potential in Madison County's soils. SCS reports Chapel Hill strain resists mildew and rust, with seedings using 40 lb per acre plus 150 to 200 lb of seed top-dress on medium land. Farmers advised to top-dress with ammonium nitrate for winter grazing and avoid planting rescue where oats or barley will follow. Local cooperators include W G Styles, R E Phillips, Roger and Harry Nance, and James Anderson. seed supply efforts continue through the Soil Conservation Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Soil Conservation Service
A. R. Carlton
R. E. Phillips
Monrovia
Sericea
W. G. Styles
Kudzu
Chapel Hill
SCS
Alabama
Gurley
Roger
Harry Nance
Maysville
James Anderson
Harvest
Soil Conservation Service Office
Alabama forest products outlook and Morgan County woods plea
Mr J L Madden spoke at the Alabama Forest Products Association convention in Birmingham and stressed Alabama’s leadership in lumber and the dependence of 52 000 workers on forests. He warned wild fires threaten timber crops and urged Morgan County to keep its 113 850 acres of woodland green. Edmonton handball star Fred Inouye holds singles and shares doubles titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Madden
American Forest Products Industries
Alabama Forest Products Association
Birmingham
Madde
Alabama
Numb.r
South
Mr. Madden
Morgan County
Fred Inouye
Edmonton
Colonial Council Adopts Resolution of Independence
A resolution of independence was adopted by the Colonial Council on July 2, 1776, with the Declaration later made public on July 4, 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Council
Farm Progress Here and There in the Valley Crops
Rain in the Valley boosts cotton stands after replanting and palms the crop toward a good stand. Pastures improve milk production and cattle numbers, while corn remains less damaged and prospects stay favorable despite dry weather. Clean fields and limited weed pressure ease cotton chopping requirements.
Huntsville to Host Dairy Stock Sale Saturday
Huntsville will host a dairy cattle sale by the Alabama Jersey group on Saturday. The event follows Madison County’s district beef show, which earned praise for its work with local livestock activities.
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Huntsville
Alabama Jersey
Madison County
FFA Convention Heads to Auburn With Valley Leaders
Joe Broadwater of Tanner leads the valley FFA boys toward Auburn for the state convention. Members from all Valley chapters attend the meeting. One Valley adult will be honored with the State Farmer honorary degree by the FFA group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner Ffa
Tanner High School
Maynard Layman
Decatur Daily
B. D. Broadwater
Tanner
FFA
H. L. King
Joe Broadwater
Geo. Braly
Gilbert White
Tanner Pig Chain
Glenn Adderhold
Auburn
Farm Labor and Machinery Outlook From FEA Report
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports a smaller farm workforce than 1951 with likely shortages in local areas but overall adequate labor for high production. Farm wages are expected to rise 5 to 10 percent from 1952 and the machinery outlook remains fairly hopeful with continued production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agricultural supply outlook shows mixed progress and risks
The report cites tentative gains in equipment output and aluminum allotments in Q2, improved nitrogen fertilizer use in the Corn Belt, and adequate metal cans and twine supplies. Risks include growers delaying purchases and insect infestations, with South orders 20 percent behind last year and fertilizer demand not yet fully met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
India
Glow worms flightless males or larval fireflies
Glow worms are the wingless male forms or larvae of fireflies. This term covers both larval stages and non flying adults associated with bioluminescent beetles.
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Farmers Exchange
C. C. Berry
Nice Jersey
C. C. Bery
Rt. 2
Bee Live
Hartseile
Core Woods
J. M
Ist Earth
J. Qrady Stone
Oneonta
LeMay
Good Goodyear
Rt. 3
Earn Outlaw
Rt. 4
Plone
Per BilMold
Rivers
James William Hogan
Ptact
C. L. Blam
Trusseville
B. M. Nunnelly
International Two
Inter
J. C. Key
Tenacin
Harvey
Ate
Decatur-Moulton Highway
Baby’ S
Milton Compton
Decatur
Spring St. Austinville
Marsh
Woodie H. Wilson
Boaz
Murphree
Athens
RED Tanner
OGDEN
Sudan
U. S. 13
Tenn. 10
Dixie
Toompton
Eal
Mosby
Jarvis
Wayne and
Paul C. Davis
TEL
W. Church St
McDuff Bonded
E. Church ST
S. G. McDuff
Federal Land Bank Loans
National Farm Loan Association
A. Bowles
EVA
Rolland Nelson
Winfred Morgan
Rolland Oden
L. G. McDonald
S. D. Childers
Your Woods
Ity
Hartselle Ffa
FHA
Marjorie Slate
Sonny Roberts
William Peppers
James Mays
Rudolph Slate
STATE
FFA Convention
Purina
Purina D & F
Blackwell's Feed & Hatchery
Courtland
Tennessee Valley
PMA
Previtt Simms & Son
E. Moulton Street
Decatur, Ala
Arthur Brown & Sons
P. O. Box
Decatur, Alea
Trinity
First Avenue and
Lee St