Farm Progress Here and There
A collection of farm views from seven sources on government controls, PMA, research, and nature. Editors and farmers discuss labor, machinery, custom work, production as wealth, soil preservation, and the need for locally driven farm programs to ensure future food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Boll Weevil
Waterboy
PMA
Mavis Gibbs
Southern Planter
D. W
Ear L. Butz
Washington
The
Country Gentleman
For Sale and Wanted Ads from Decatur Area
Classified notices list various items for sale including flowers daffodils spider lilies and iris with bulk prices. Several farm and household goods are offered such as a shallow well pump lawnmower and Golden Queen popcorn. Also included are two draft mares, wagon harness, a 1948 Chevrolet truck, and a three room apartment for rent plus a request to buy a skid motor for a grist mill. Contact WL Barnes Route 3 Decatur and Murry Sams Route 2 Decatur among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceville
Decatur
Murry Sams
Weevils Visit Grill For Hamburger
George Perry reported two boll weevils visited the Watkins-Perry grill on Sixth Avenue East Tuesday afternoon. Perry joked they may have finished their work in the cotton fields and dropped by for a hamburger and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Bureau
George Perry
Watkins-Perry Grill
Sixth Avenue
Perry
Bishop Tomlinson Launches Lecture Tour for Presidential Bid
Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson of the Church of God outlined a campaign lecture tour from September 13 to 17 to promote his candidacy for President of the United States. The general overseer urged emphasis on the church's power and its moral influence during the outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bay
Ala
Homer A. Tomlinson
Church of God
New York
United States
Farm Support System Faces Prospective Instability
Agricultural writers Wayne Darrow and Porter Hedge warn that while the present farm support program may last for the duration of prosperity the entire system is temporary and unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Darrow
Porter Hedge
Washington Agricultural Writers
Annapolis Recalled as Athens of the New World
The article notes Annapolis Maryland once earned the nickname Athens of the new world reflecting its historic status and cultural striving in early American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis, Md
Athens” of the
New World
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
Gracie Jones
Anderson
Alabama
Will Miller
Rt. 2
Hartselle
Charlie Stewart Place
Red Bar
Sere K E. White
Rt. 4
Trinity
K. BE. White
Frans EB. Terry
Rt. 1
Hillsboro
Randolph Tenane
A. K
J. Austin A. Terry
7Th Ave
Gibson
Decatur-Danville Road
Coleman Lott
Rt. 3
Call
Philco
Susie Lee Gray
Westinghouse Electric
Cotaco School
Somerville
Yorkshire
Crosley Appliances
Courtland Supply Co
Courtland, Ala
J. M. . Hammon
Pele Farmall
James T. Hardin
Parkville
Alfred
Orange Phoenix
J. Hudson
Highway 31
Barkley
Bridge Rd
F. Foote
R. F. Foote
W. Decatur
James Delashaw
Wren Road
Moulton
James E. Watkins
Route
E E. Simpson
Floyd Stephenson
Oliver
Murphy
Route 2
Ruth Dean
Union Church
J.S. Halbrooks
Hartseile
Brooksville
Eva
Jim M. Briscoe
Holly Pond
A. G. Helms
Holly 'On
Forest Chapel Church
Truman Bridges
T. P Carter
Vinemont
H W Jenkins
Joe Maner
Seneca Ce
M. L. Sullivan
Seneca Springs
S. Parker
Auburn
F.O.B
Athens
Hendrick’s Palms
P W Hendricks
S-13
J. T. McLemore
Austinville
Mouton Baptist Church
Mary Burden
Farmall
H. L. Butler
Nathan A_ Prince
Hartsebec
W. H. Smith
Route 1
J W. Hambrick
H. D. McElroy
Wayne Nelson
Charles Speake
Speake
Jersey
J. I. Bonds
Danville
Andrews Chapel
Jim Dandy
Robert Nebrig
Morgan County
Decatur Livestock Coliseum
Xhibits Industrial
AIF
Decatur Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Ve AG
L. R. Neel
Southern Agriculturist
L. A. Kelton
Hanceville
WL. Barnes
Owensboro
Ae Smith
Moulton Heights
Wayne M. Siviey
Bee Line Highway
C. EB Morrow
S. W. Drinkard
Texas
Ar Penney
John W. Sandlin
2Nd Ave
Shellee
Shelle
Alabama Flour Mills
Decatur, Alabama
Davis-Hunt Cotton Co
Ave. W
John D. Devis
Fred Hunt, Jr
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