Groups Exceed In Farming Repaying Loans
Community groups surpass expectations in repaying farm loans and purchasing new equipment for home operations. Of 73 reviewers, all but eight contributed to 1966 farm home operations. Members listed include Andrews $1,000 Brews $1,145 Bervin $2.00 Trawick $1,010 Walls $1,850 Wells $1,258 Alley $150 Cherry $1,700 Goodson $529 Murr tt $500 Reedy $800. Three men also fully paid Rural Rehabilitation loans. the others paid RR loans in full.
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Laare W. Andrews
Horrie W. Brews
Wilburn L. Bervim
Deward McCardis
John Trawick
George R. Walls
Freddie J. Wells
Ciub
Thasa
Wayne
FWA Removes Moldboard Plows From Ration List
AUBURN Alabama The War Food Administration has removed mold board plows one way disc plows of tillers cultivators stationary threshers and pes and bean threshers from the list of machinery items over which the government maintains distribution control The order leaves the distribution of items named entirely in the hands of manufacturers Officials stated the action was taken after reviewing distribution plans proposed by manufacturers which were acceptable to WFA
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Auburn
Ala
War Food Administration
WFA
Price Extension Expands Hog Price Support
An emergency extension raises the hog price support to include Good and Choice butcher hogs weighing 200 to 230 pounds. The change aims to relieve market congestion and assist growers unable to market. it is temporary and will end when the emergency passes. Growers are urged to keep hogs under 200 pounds off the market to ease pressure.
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Auburn
Wright Simart
Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer Not Indicated
Experimental results from Alabama indicate no seed for altrapan phosphorus fertilizer. When nitrogen and phosphorus are needed, potash is also likely required. Adding phosphorus to potash deficient soil with nitrogen worsens potash starvation and can cause lodging, disease susceptibility, and inefficient phosphorus use. Alabama farmers need 0-14-10 or similar mixes for legumes, alfalfa, and peanuts.
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Alabama
Phosphorus and Potash Shortages Hit Alabama Peanut Plans
Farmers in Alabama face a serious handicap as phosphate supply strains. With peanut acreage set to rise to about 150 percent of normal, adequate phosphorus and potash are crucial for success. Converting superphosphate to 160 will reduce non nitrogen materials available for peanuts unless manufacturing provisions are made.
Fragmentary Notice on Supplies and Materials
A partial OCR item notes a defacto buyer or supplier issue involving 611 ee for supps arncere. It mentions plate and poleer as separate materials. The fragment lacks clear dates or entities.
Mew Malagash Enlists Bean Area in Nova Foetus
The enigmatic report notes a mew Malagash enlistment in the bean area of Nova, referencing a comical Camedian importation of gait from the Ube Mediterrasess and Carib, with details sparse but suggestive of a regional exchange. The fragmentary item hints at cross‑regional cultural or logistical links without clear dates or outcomes.
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Ube
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