FOR SALE AND WANTED ITEMS LISTED IN FARMERS EXCHANGE
A jumble of ads offers a 1963 Chevrolet pickup two months used and a 1963 Volkswagen with small equity, two Beagle litters and beagles for sale, a 14 foot aluminum vee boat wanted, a two year old white face bull, a Beagle puppies, a Smith Corona adding machine, a Coca Cola rink box, and various farm equipment plus a request to cancel a reward ad. Contact numbers include 353-7426 784-2961 and 773-7873.
Flickers Holiday And Farming Notes From Mud Tavern
Autumn begins as the sun shifts south. Birds draw crowds at Mud Tavern with a rare hummingbird sighting. Vanderbilt players Dub and Perry Orr shine in NFL action. Fire damage hits two inns, three Decatur ladies get lost near Bonnie Hill. Russia sells 500 million bushels of wheat. farm aid may flow with peace. Hatch's farm background links to the Hatch Act shaping civil service.
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Mud Tavern
Uncle Jim
Oue
New York City
New York
New York Times
Dub
Perry Orr
Vanderbilt
Wade
Chicago Bears
Minnesota
Tom Moore
Detroit Lions
Moulton
Belle Mina
Decatur
Bonnie Hill
West Flina
Canada
Russia
China
Alexander Nunn
Decatur Rotary Club
America
North Alabama
Claude Carter
Alabama Flour Mill
Alabama Cattlemen
Peter Garrett
Farmers Cooperative
Ewell Russell
Alabama
Georgia
Lineman Allen
Athens
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
Kansas
Cumberland University
Middle Tennessee
Lister Hill
United Nations
Ball
Burton
Ohio
County Agents Recommend Alfalfa Seeding this Month
County agents urge seeding alfalfa now with 25 pounds per acre of certified seed and inoculant. After planting, firm soil with a cultipacker. Plan to treat stands with heptachlor from October 1 to November 15 to control adult alfalfa weevils. Deer and turkeys may eat the new growth if plants are not too coarse.
Deer and Turkey Food Plantings For Fall And Winter
Land owners are urged to plant deer and turkey food crops in September to supplement natural forage and help sustain populations through the fall and winter. Suggested plantings include clover sn aes crops though the text is fragmented and some words are unclear.
Notes on Cotton Harvest Moisture and Picking Timing
The excerpt discusses how morning humidity affects cotton moisture and picking outcomes. It advises delaying start until mid-morning to allow dew to dry and suggests dew presence reduces need for spindle moisture during doffing. It notes early morning harvest yields higher moisture content and lower field efficiency, affecting bale value.
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W. M. Compton
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Henry L. Crowden
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Deatur
Mattie Sanp
Clifford Smith
Herrom
Fitchen Priv
Chemstrand
Nell Rudd
John R. Holmes
Doris Parker
Henry Dotson
Falkville
DeLavel
Church of Christ
P. L. McCaghren
W. S. LeMay
Hartselle
Ford
G. H. Cooney
Robert B. Bond
Joe Cengie Lolen
Seertons
Farmer’s Exchange
C. N. Hopper
Eva
Huty
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Moulton Rfd
Precantique Furniture
J. N. Taylor
Morse
Fairbanks
Pat Morgan
Mattie Mae Johnson
Pete Burt
Salieh
Marteallo
H. L. Butler
Old Somervile Rd
Exbie Turner
Hereford
Trinity
Lockwell
Blossom
Auley Eubanks
Smith- Corona
Unity Church
Omer Brown
Epsey
Hillsboro
Gale
Highway
D . Hartselle
Mississippi
C. E . Poole
Liberty Church
Earl Harp
Danville
Chevrolet
Edward Potest, Jr
First
W. A. Brothers
D. B. Cook
Fred Ransom
Alfred White
Volkswagen
James F. Edwards
Zato
T. A. Carver
M. L. Skidmore Farm
M. LL Skidmore
Arnold Holmes
Tanner
Swift & Co
Paul C. Davis
Drive-In Feed and Seed
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Givens
Sam McClendon
MR. Farmer
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DIAL
Decotur
Alabamo
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Decatur Decatur
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Middle Tenn. Rendering Co
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Brewer’s Feed Mill
Sonny Boy
Earl C. Brewer
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Decetur
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Bankhead Forest Industries, Inc
Decatur Box & Basket CO
Gobble-Fite Lumber Company
Stone Lumber Company