Trade offer and sale near Hartselle weigh 900 pounds
Advertises a 900 pound animal for sale or trade for a cow or heifer. Contact S. K. Miller one mile north of Hartselle. Description notes a male mare in good shape and fat. Price listed as 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
BE. Miller
Hartselle
S. KE. Miller
Lowell Standridge
Bill Rhodes
Luker
Woodlands Mills
Cotaco High School
Pen. J. C
Roberts
Route 1
Athens
J. C. Roberts
Curtis Sharp
Bonnerville
Fred Murphree
Firestone
J. T. Holmes
Lacon
Hog feed supply from local dealer with soy bean meal option
Local supplier touts sold ton lots to feeders and claims the hog feed is the best and cheapest available. Suggests mixing with soy bean meal or pig and hog rations to maximize value and grow interest in purchase.
More care of cotton urged for war effort
County Agent B. G. Hall urges farmers and pickers to improve cotton grade by following National Cotton Council War Food Administration campaign. Advice includes picking dry, keeping trash out, timing before weather damage, and separating good from bad cotton to boost potential premiums and war material quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cotton Council
War Food Administration
B. G
Hall
Council
WFA
Lawrence County Friendship Notes and Church Schedule
Sunday School and church were held with Rev. Willie Parker elected to lead for another year. Families from nearby towns visited, including Hogans, Kirkpatricks, Anders, and Eddys. Emmitt Holladay welcomed a baby boy. U.S. Army member Howell Morris visited from Missouri. Additional gatherings occurred among the Lamberts, Shaws, Turntines, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Parker
Dewie Hogan
W. C. Kirkpatrick
Dallas
Hartselle
Howard Anders
Lebanon
Shelly Eddy
Kathlene Gibson
Willodene Hogan
For Sale and Wants in Local Classifieds
A jumble of small ads lists free rent and wood, a Maytag washer, a 1932 Ford truck, an oil burning incubator, a 6 burner oil stove, and various farm items. Names and routes include Mrs L C Alexander Route 3, Mrs C C Glenn Wheeler Highway, June Dew Meadows Jute 3 Vinemont, and BE Childers Route 1 Eva. Prices shown include $14.00 per 100 pounds for Hairy Vetch and $5.00 for the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hairy Vetch
T. A. Gandy
Palkrile
C. C. Glenn
Wheeler Highway
Dew W. Meadows
Vinemont
Cullman
Eva
BE. P. Childers
Land of Beginning Again in Talbot
Anne Wilson, a young nurse, travels from New York to Talbot to care for Mrs Reynolds an elderly invalid. She finds a new life with flowers sunrise and a sunlit room while meeting Eleanor Bancroft and the genteel residents. Anne hopes to forget New York and stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Bet
Laura
Anne Wilson
Florida
Talbot
Choptank
Chesapeake Bay
Anne
Georgia
Savannah
Eleanor Bancroft
Miss Wilson
New York
Eleanor
Morgan county cover crops and kudzu notes
Morgan county Extension Agent B G Hall touts cover crops and winter legumes to protect soil and add nitrogen. Farmers report kudzu hay, sericea, and alfalfa growth with good establishment and multi year returns as winter grazing and soil improvement discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Possible candidates for postwar mobilization director
Washington observers name Fred M. Vinson Donald Nelson and Henry J. Kaiser as likely contenders for a new postwar mobilization and postwar adjustment director. Vinson is praised as an economic stabilizer while Nelson's WPB chair status and Kaiser's shipbuilding ties keep them in the rumor mix amid Roosevelt’s pending bill and awaiting final confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Fred M. Vinson
America
Donald Nelson
Henry J. Kaiser
Roosevelt
Army
Johnson
D.-Colo
Rep
Manasco
D.-Ala
Vinson
Nelson
War Production Board
Kaiser
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
China
J. A. Krug
WPB
James F. Byrnes
Mr. Roosevelt
Morgan Courtly Lacfy's Spring
Rev. Speer filled the pulpit. Pvt. J. W. Maples departed for Camp Bliss Texas after visiting family. Miss Charlene Henderson returned to Nashville job after a visit with her mother. Mrs. Fannie Kay and Mrs. Earl Hough attended a teachers institute in Hartselle. Miss Maggie Brown of Huntsville visited grandparents. Pvt. Ollie Smithey of Ft. Davis was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
J. W. Maples
Camp Bliss
Texas
Charlene Henderson
Nashville
Sam Fields
Fannie Kay
Earl Hough
Teachers Institute
Hartselle
Maggie Brown
Huntsville
A. J. Boyett
Ollie Smithey
Ft. Davis
Still Time to Plant and Get a Good Winter Cover
Gardeners are reminded there is time to plant cool season crops and establish a protective cover for winter. Local extension agents advise choosing hardy varieties and using mulch to conserve moisture and deter cold snaps.
Morgan County Rescue Mrs W A Helms
The notice lists local residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings across Morgan County. Names include Imogene and Gordon Baily, Virgie Mae Helms, Katheryne Helms, Dewey Moon, Owen Edwards, Mamie Compton, Ruth and Arab, and others in weekend visits and hospital mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bowling
Ira Compton
Imogene
Gordon Bailylor
Decatur
Mra — i
Elms
Virgie Mae Helms
Agnes Helms
Margaret
Dorothy Dell
Janis
Marie Ransome
Katheryne Helms
Carolyn Whisenant
Dewey Moon
Owen Edwards
W. E. Helms
Ida Huskey
R. L. Davidson
Novel Fletcher
Union Hill
J. E. Thomas
Mamie Compton
John Parker
Ruth
Glenn Greenshaw
Elbert Thomas
Brown Owens
Joe
Morgan County Corinth Community News Brief
In Andrew's Chapel an annual service is planned with public attendance and noon meal to follow. Upshaw and Piney Grove singing classes will attend. Sgt. John Bryant leaves Tuesday for a new U.S. Army station. Tom Watt Thornton and Howard Evans family activities noted. Sgt. Moon Laker visited. John Lanan renewed kinship in Jasperth. Mr. and Mrs. Woods relocated to Akron, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew’s
Ner
Ae Upshaw
Piney Grove
John Bryant
U. S. Army
Tom Watt Thornton
Andrew's
Howard Evans
Sgt
Moon Laker
John Lanan Pene
Jasperth
Aa Woods
Akron
Ohio
Local residents note furlough visit and business move
N. C. spends furlough with family while Walton Bartee of Huntsville stopped by the neighborhood last week. J. P. Lipscomb has bought G. L Pesnell's store and will take charge Monday morning. Cotton picking is the order of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Walton Bartee
Huntsville
J. P. Lipscomb
G. L Pesnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
Homer Childers
Ville
Able Met
Fillmore G
Iman
W. ©. Simmons
Route 3
Annie Stewart
Trinity
Menly Atty
Dailies
3Rd
West Point
T. C. Byram
James Gosline
Route
Wooly Springs
J. ©. Roberts
Henley Watson
Moulton
Guy Mont
J. Guy Montgomery
Obed Laker
Go Jack
Obed Luker
J. F. Luker
Farrow
Falkville
Cole Springs
Sam P. Lile
Phy
Oliver
Florette
Marvin P. Peck
Somerville
L. M
Ford
Jersey
Evie Sims
A. H. Honey
Dick Barnes
Moulton Highway
T. J. Moore
Otoe Aa
Billy
Danville
Murphree
J. R. Hall
Houston
Junior Tham
Dale
William Lindsey
Danville Road
Helen Rauschenberg
Mary F . Sewell
Farmall
W. W. Day
Route 2
New Hampshire
Frank Reeves
Henley H. Watson
Elmore’s
Grant
Lloyd Sparkman
Bee Line Highway
W. O. Simmons
Hartaselle
Paul C. Davis
Bank St
Lawrence County
Vera Asherbranner
Bevie Wast
Joe Shaw
David Steele
Baby
Robert Turrentine
Corinth
Carl
Phree
Tanner
Maytag
Hudson
Percy Jucoh
Otis
W. Eli Howard
Por Sale
Gia Wane
Irgie
Harteelle
Farm Exchange
Earl Glenn
Grant St
John Deere
Virgie Bailey
Mariselle
Gale
Gilvertone
Apex Washing Machine
Bagg Jasma
Rese
Sheris Miles Spa
Ecg Oe Hee
Daa
Maven
Warren Howard
Ne Wilson
Ms. Reynolds
Chapter
Morgan County Agriculture Council
Sam Woodall
Woodall
D. D. Marshall
Counnty
Sam McAbee
Oak Ridge
R. A. Mitchell
Hulaco
John W. Umphrey
Edward Legg
Mr. Legg
Earl Evans
Alabama
B. G. Hall
Gover
Aia Ek
Turner Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard
Moulton &1
Morgan Coufty Lacfy’s
Augusta Winfrey
Loyd’s
Morgan County Rescue
W. A. Helms
Morgan County Corinth
J. D. Bonds
John W
Sandlin
Tennessee Valley
Creamery Company
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