For Sale Items Include Grasses Pups Beds and Equipment
Multiple sale notices list rye grass and fescue seeds at 10 cents per pound from Gilbert White and Son Belle Mina Alabama plus a rye grass crimson clover mix, ivory baby bed and mattress in good condition from G B Kilpatrick Lacon, a Homart jet pump from Ethel McEntire Decatur, a saddle horse from Boyce Lott near Oak Ridge, and a white face male calf lost between Moulton and Decatur Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert White and Son
Belle Mina
Ala
Clifford
G. B. Kilpatrick
Rt. 1
Lacon
Moulton
Decatur
PMA hay graders to aid Valley shipments
Farmers praise Frank Stewart Alabama Agriculture Commissioner for sending a federal hay grader to the Valley. The grader will be stationed in Decatur to verify number 1 hay as orders pass through the county PMA committee, reducing misunderstandings and aiding Public Law 875 shipments.
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Frank Stewart
Alabama
Stewart
PMA
Decatur
Farm Progress Here and There
The weekend rains aided fall grazing programs and eased drought concerns. Late cotton and fruit benefited while some open cotton faced minor damage. Boll worm spraying in Limestone Morgan and Lawrence reported full worm kills. Dry soil threatened fall breaking and young clover, crimson clover, rye grass and small grains need an early start for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone
Morgan and Lawrence
Madison County 4-H Members Set to Attend Event
Word arrived that seven Madison County 4-H members will be present at the upcoming gathering. The group represents youth engaged in 4-H projects and related activities in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison 4-H
4-H
Madison County
Local Classifieds Mix Trades and Goods in Moulton and Hartselle
A compact classified listing from Moulton to Hartselle offers rewards and ads. J J Wilkerson seeks a lost item with a telephone contact. David Bradley hammer mill trade proposed. Poland-China pigs average 125 pounds. 700 bushels fescue seed for sale. a large kitchen cabinet offered. 550 acres for rent with water and pasture. Warm Morning heater and a Perfection stove for sale. a tractor trailer in good condition for sale sighted near Hartselle. exhibitors from Tanner, Oak Ridge, and West Hartselle are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce Lott
Oak Ridge
Hartselle
Talent Show Set for Daily Event At Show
Four H club members from Morgan and Madison counties join the program while Cullman FFA presents a quartet and string band. Chas Rowe of Hartselle brings Morgan county quartet and L G McDonald of Eva adds string band members. The Gurley string band, state honorees, heads this way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Madison
FFA
Cullman
Chas. Rowe
Hartselle
Morgan County
L. G. McDonald
Eva
Gurley
Negro Farmers Map Fall Grazing Program in Morgan County
The Morgan County Extension Council of Negro farmers met at the Morgan County Training School in Hartselle to plan planting of grazing crops for livestock during winter and to maximize PMA aid. Jeff Robinson led the meeting at 10 30 and outlined the feed shortage risk from a poor corn crop. The group recommended planting crimson clover and rye grass or oats immediately and using oats between cotton and corn middles when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Extension Council of Negro Farmers
Morgan County Training School
Hartselle
PMA
Jeff Robinson
Nebo
Fertilizer Sent to Drouth Areas in Missouri
At the urging of the Missouri Farmers Association and the Agricultural Mobilization Committee, TVA shipped 2 000 tons of triple superphosphate to emergency drouth regions in Missouri. The material, distributed via Central Farmers Fertilizer, will be used on pastures to boost grazing. TVA hopes to send more to other drouth areas and notes many allocations already go to drought use.
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Missouri Farmers’ Association
Agricultural Mobilization Committee
TVA
Central Farmers Fertilizer Company
Drouth
Rural Advice Promotes Early Planting and Aid Use
Wants ads urge farmers to sow rainfall friendly crops including vetch and oats or wheat. Early planting will yield good grazing or hay. Farmers should utilize county PMA office aid and incentives.
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PMA
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Hart
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Roy Grizzard
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T. B. Moebes
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T. H. Hughes
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Magdalene Outlaw
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Farrow
J. R. Ransom
Somerville
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L. P. Milam
Courtland Air Field
Minnier Garth
J. D. Strickland
Wren
Jersey
Ronnie Penn
Danville
Royce Sims
Trinity Lane
Joe Wheeler
W. Rt
Wisconsin
T. B
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Edward Waddell
J. O. Hughes
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Lacey's Springs
Limestone County
Anne Brock Lee
Wm. Lee
Shellie Corder
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J. E. Bean Farm
Arthur Covey
Pences Shop
Ethel, McEntire
Charles D. Page
Tanner
Paul C. Davis
Caley Peas
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Hang Vetch
Rye
Clover
Williamette Vetch
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Paul
He Has
W. J. Briscoe
J. O. Willis
Acker Holmes
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Lowell Holmes
Maynard Layman
J. J. Wilkerson
W. A
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Chevrolet
Poland
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Max McWhorter
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Arvin Sandlin
Marvin Sandlin
John Tucker's
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Alabama Flour Mills
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Knotty Roberts
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