1946 Cotton goals rise nine per cent in acreage
Auburn Alabama farmers will plant about nine percent more acres of cotton for 1946-47. The suggested production goal is 20 million acres with a shift toward longer staple varieties. At average yields this would yield about 10.5 million bales, with demand near nine million annually. Government projects sufficient labor, fertilizer, and shipping. One half of the moon has not been viewed by humankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
USDA
Eddie Arcaro Guides Pellicle To Hialeah Stakes Win
Eddie Arcaro rode Pellicle to victory in the $10 000 H biscus Stakes at Hialeah Park before a crowd over 17 000. The three year old Pellicle, a winner in New York and Maryland, ran six furlongs in 1 11 and paid 19 80 to win, 9 70 to place and 6 80 to show. Cedar Creek was second and Lady Gunner took third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah Park
Fla,api
Eddie Arcaro
Hal Price
Morris Wexlers
Gunner Toook
District Masonic Meeting Tonight
CHIPLEY Special The District Number Three Mason Meeting will be held in Orion Lodge No 406 F R A M Chipley Florida at 7 oclock All Masons urged to attend as Grand Master W L Taylor will be present The rest of the text notes scientific and international topics with no clear relevance to the meeting.
Funny Business or Farm Flurry Sparks Rural Delights
A quirky array of items headlines a rural market scene with rabbits tractors and tractors mix. The list includes diamonds rings keroene burglars and mixed goods alongside hot coffee pianos and outboard motors reflecting a lively country store mosaic.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juan del Torres
Amcent Shade
VEST
Creene
Plato
Brea
Were Gore Seale
Aina
Som
Hanin
JSS
MR Wayman
Freckles
Ower
BLES
Rod
Jooding
Mrs. Worker
By Williams
Abelard
Jaserstagle Gold Mine
Stek
the Fox
Red Ryder
Esa
Willie and
Joe
By Mauldin
By Ken Reynolds
George
Pellicle
District Masonic
BABY
Camellias
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!