North yields shrink while South crops rise in August report
The August estimates from the U S department say North crops like corn wheat oats potatoes and fruits are down from last year while southern crops including cotton tobacco and sweet potatoes are larger. Across 34 crops the composite yield averages about five percent below 1928 and just under the 10 year average.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Crossword puzzle screams and unequal letters revealed
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle shows a long list of across and down clues with numerous misspellings and gaps. The text reads like a partial grid with many numbered hints and erroneous line breaks, resembling a scanned newspaper crossword page rather than a complete, solvable puzzle.
Morgan County Medical Society Holds Regular Meeting
Nineteen of twenty nine members attended the regular monthly session at Hotel Lyons. Dr Redding Emens presented a paper on scarlet fever followed by an active discussion highlighting key points of his presentation. The society meets monthly with growing interest.
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The
Morgan County Medical Society
Hotel
Lyons
Redding Emens
Emens
Medical Society
Kilgore Reports Good Alabama Highways on Tour
Mr Kilgore office manager of the division offices of the Alabama Highway Department said on a tour through Alabama that highways were in good condition over the entire trip. He has just returned from a two week vacation in New Orleans and described road maintenance across the state as a feature of interest to the local highway official.
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Kilgore
Alabama Highway Department
State of
Alabama
New Orleans
Partain Family Heads Home to Hico Texas
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Partain and their son Parris Odell and Oretta return to Hico Texas after a month with relatives. The group was joined to Birmingham by Misses Elva Vera and Greer Hendon and Mr. and Mrs. G C Metz of Cullman.
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W. D. Partain
Parris
Odell
Oretta
Hico
Birmingham
Elva
Vera Hendon
Greer Hendon
G. C. Metz
Cullman
Harrison Returns to Work at Decatur Ice and Coal
Tom Harrison of the Decatur Ice and Coal company has recovered from illness and will resume his duties, to the gratification of many.
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Joe Tom Harrison
Decatur Ice and Coal Company
Mission Worker Speaks To School at First Methodist Church
Miss Clayborne spoke to the Sunday school of the First Methodist church from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. She will then go to Central Methodist church for an address at the 11 o'clock service there.
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Miss Clayborne
First Methodist Church
Central Methodist Church
Rev J T Anderson to Fill Own Pulpit at Fairview Baptist
Pastor J T Anderson of Fairview Baptist returns from Texas trip and preaches twice Sunday morning on Deliver ance and evening on A View of Life.
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J. T. Anderson
Fairview Baptist Church
Points
Texas
Redskin Film at Princess Showcases Richard Dix Epic
Dix Color Film Redskin screens at the Princess theater as a romantic tale set among rival Native American tribes. Richard Dix stars with Gladys Belmont, supported by Tully Marshall and Indian actors, with vivid color and dramatic scenes praised as a new epic of the American screen. Redskin is shown here for the last time today.
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Dix
American Southwest
Princess Theatre
Richard Dix
Gladys Belmont
Tully Marshall
Isaac W Hill to Be Heard by National Radio Hookup
Hon Isaac W Hill former state su i Ala ama to be heard in a nationwide radio hookup at 12 30 Central time September 7 broadcasting for the department of agriculture. He will share a message for Alabama friends and the 4 H clubs of America.
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Isaac W. Hill
Su i Alaama
Hill
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Amerca
Thompson Couple Plans Tonight Departure
Mr and Mrs S M Thompson are set to leave tonight with unspecified travel details.
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M. Thompson
Officials To Leave Decatur During Day
Superintendent Morrison and the Nashville Railroads company officials, who arrived Thursday, are due to depart Birmingham this afternoon. The visit is described as a routine periodic inspection with no special significance attached.
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Decatur
Morrison
Nashville Railroads Company
Birmingham
Leave Tonight for Extended Pacific Coast Tour
A note announces departure tonight for an extended tour along the Pacific coast. The plan includes multiple stops and confirms travel by road with dates not specified in the readable text.
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Pacific Coast
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