Ground Breaking Held For New Cattle Barn At State Fairgrounds
Ground breaking for a new cattle barn at the state fairgrounds was announced with plans to equip stalls, bleachers, and a viewing area. Officials and dignitaries including chamber leaders and state fair authorities attended, detailing construction scope, funding, and future events to utilize the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al State Fairgrounds
Alihwan
Fingtouite
Akbar
Mie
Seale
Beth Fort Wieh
Tiseph H. Fie
Hitiningtud
Meudits
Natabindine Howat
Linda Mie
Seatheas Mason Ghopor
Ae Tee Seheaanryeed
Wei Ini
AL Lemaire Say
Ty MacSostth
Imagin Chamber
Cormmerer
KG Papa Kasten
Cnn Rnuties
Reb Meliish
Ftr
Ervin Jackson
Willais
Spencer
Old
Foett
Don Seivell
Former Geneva Man Honored At Auburn
A Geneva native and former Auburn recipient, recognized for community service, is highlighted in a note recounting his career in pharmacy and longtime involvement with local groups. The item notes his ownership of Central Pharmacy and recent national citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Auburn
AARTS
Affelay
Alabrie
Delycethic
Dsihite
Alonime Association
Ynanth
Phil Hajlsna
Opelike
Aruuine
Meister
Opetikay
Emul Mingazive
Garbage Collection Schedule Shift Amid Holiday Cleanup
Sanitation officials announce a revised plan with garbage trucks running Monday and Tuesday to clear residential areas. Trucks will operate on Wednesday to prevent buildup, as crews pause Saturday through Monday for a holiday. Residents urged to place bags out for early collection and avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistess
Kemplover
Sanitation Department
Residenci
Alabama Voices In Washington On Federal Barge Policy
In Washington Senator HN Be Aniy argues for extending the federal barge program to support shipments from Alabama. The motion seeks to aid power plant, chemical, and steel industries by enabling barges on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers to move pipe and other goods to markets in Tennessee, Alabama, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mme Feeler
Depsoe
Cyber Evens
Senate
Manalaeamera
Ray Aquiler
Ata
Chicago
la’ Crosse
Mituwnikee
Moline
Tennessee
Cumberland
Alabama
Kangus City
St. Louis
St. Pauls
O Iyland Watnsway
Birsljymhai
Raniston
Hanelce Jess
Thas
Warrior River
Mississippi
Depoli
Missouri
Uno
Alabama wildlife booklet to be released for free distribution
Alabama's wildlife booklet, compiled from federal inventories over two years, will be issued for free distribution next month. Conservation Director Bert Thomas says it details distribution and abundance of Alabama's 12 key game species, with material gathered by workers under Dr. Frederick S. Barkalow of the University of Michigan supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
APY
Alabama
Lyas Gore
Bert Thomas
Federick S.barkalow
University of Michigan
Bad Weather Halts Florida Plane Tour
A Florida plane tour with 40 planes starting from Miami was halted by bad weather. Seven planes grounded at Tallahassee while others stopped at various tour legs. The tour was directed by HM Senant of the Florida Pilots Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Martanna
Miami
Tallanassee
HM. Senant
Holorida Pilots Association
Zack Mosely
Com
Smulin Jack
Growth of 3 Notch Co Op Cited At Annual Meeting
The Three Notch Membership Cooperative reports membership up about 100 percent in one year, with 4,000 members and $8 average monthly bill. President C. E Martin addressed 2,400 attendees, noting electrification reaching 90 percent of farms in the area and monthly revenues around $15,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRE
Subannar Bitte Donalsonville
Three Notch
Pmor
Arus
H. G. Woods
Ireasuren. Ne
Coop
Amhy B. Reynolds
Grassiveesstui Becausa
Cooperative
Spiril
Paul Crayford
Mat Oleckvitien
Lee Wagenot
Gonrgin
Dairy Industes
Crawlord
Toma
Abe
Elba Mayor Awarded Citizenship for Community Service
Elba Mayor Mullins received a citizenship award from the Lions Club for outstanding service and community betterment. The ceremony highlighted local achievements, municipal improvements, and fiscal plans, with officers elected for the new term and Elba attendees at a Southeastern Association meeting in Cairo to discuss the Hiending the meeting of eral Power Commission and a franchise bid for the Atlantic Guilt rural Gas Co. pipeline project through South Alabama and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asutcin
Ciba
Ile Gost Gitlienship Tophy
Mullins
Lions Chub
Behiever
Vondaesti
Gialti Pind
Tovenk
Maiak
Miling
Worters
Osbeeek
Lee CH
Mlle
Conesman Ea Kendrick
Poker
J. W. Parker
Elba
Southeastern Association
Municipalities Het
Cairo
Eral Power Commission
Atlantic Guilt Rural Gas Co
South Alabama
South Georgia
Lousiana
Brewton
Andalusia
Opp
New Brockton
Eal
Dothan
Tatter
Tobacco Grading Demonstrations Set in Jackson County
Tobacco grading demonstrations are scheduled in Jackson County on Thursday to supervise a countywide program. John M Kennedy, county agricultural agent, will present with a guest supervisor from Kalelae Natit Calamay office. Demonstrations start at 1 1280p. 0. at Dellwood and 80045 y. im at Len ny Dunaway farm in Conteal community. All tobacco growers urged to attend following a Dellwood meeting led by Claude Sirrickland of warehouses in Wilmington, Lake City and other locations. About 280 acres now planted in tobacco in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weds
Dackson
Jury Sun Wearding
John M. Kennedy
Agen
Lenny Dunaway
Dellwood
Claude 4
Sirlekland
Winalon
Salen
Nort Caroling
Lake City
Florida
Jacks Coults
Prerenl
Seven Columbiana Men Go On Trial July 25
Seven men indicted in a non-union coal mine raid near Columbiana are set for trial on July 25. Circuit Judge We Wallsee placed the cases on a special docket after a Shelby County grand jury charged six with assault with intent to murder and added related counts. The raid at the Calvan Coal Mining Co mine 15 miles south of Hirminuism followed a June 3 work stoppage led by United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallsee Fricay
Shelby County Grand ‘Jury
Wiel
Elahthy Oram
Notheen
Sherif Luther T. Baxensaig
Itine Ming
Calvan Coal Mining Co
Hirminuism
Aneerek
United Mine Workers
Americ County
Pail Luck
Amine
Girl Scouts Camp Offers Swimming Singing and Fire
About 100 girls from various towns attended a day camp at Nancy Springs for the Tosui Campfire Gira last week. Camp director Mre M. Cowart led water lessons with Maury Cowart Frank Hunt Ruth Greaton Peggy Stewart and Jacqueline Bailey. Mothers watched as girls learned water safety and grilled dinner before singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Nency Springs
Tosui
Mre
M. Cowart
Maury Cowart
Frank Hunt
Ruth Greaton
Pegny Stewart
Jacqueline Bailey
Tawanka
Kir. Cowart
W. Te Gleatan
Doccia Pavilione
Dewey Owens
Warren Hunt
Frank Mh Middleton
Hodges. Haddock
Barney
Wom
Barksdale
Tulian Moore
Cr. Brooks
Naval coordination era begins at Penzance Bay scene
The scene at Penzance Bay marks the start of a naval coordination effort among British French Dutch and American fleets. Separate maneuvers test inter naval communication language gaps and joint operations as observers note potential to form a united Western European fleet for defense. The Saratoga’s arrival and Richelieu’s role highlight early coordination challenges and cautious optimism among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugiand
Hisiore
Penzance Bay
Shay
Lord Nelson
Ceylon
Charles Grimich
Far East
Gwumich
Andamar
Micobsz Istane
Sumatra
Java
U. S
Saratoga
Psvifie
Kiewine
Tnp Saratoga
Livestock market report from Chicago with mixed cattle and hogs
AP notes Chicago livestock prices with varied cattle and hogs moisdeals. Slaughter steers and heifers opened firm then pared. cows weak to 1.00 lower, bulls up to 50 higher. Hogs showed declines in lighter weights and mixed on heavier lots, with top bids around 21.50 to 25.50. Readable figures cover weights from 300 to 1250 pounds and price ranges across grazer, feeder, and fat cattle lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Balabie Hora
Apvice Sana
Joss
Aleady
Wwo Fonda
Texas
Thieves Try to Rob 308-Pound Pig in Hamburg Farm
Two thieves entered a pig sty to steal from a 308 pound hog but were discovered when the farmer heard grunts. The pig remained conscious as the two robbers lay unconscious beside him. Police say additional thefts linked to their gang are being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Polio precautions urged for parents as season nears
The National Foundation warns the 1949 polio season peaks in hot months from May to October. Five rules urge avoiding contact with crowds and fatigue, not swimming in unsafe waters, using only declared safe beach pools, and keeping warm after exposure. Recognize symptoms like headache nausea or fever and seek prompt medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Speer
al Pountation
Sis
Also Mentioned on This Page
FORTA
Lo Irving
MIMD
Ower
Columbia
Ashford
sOrom
Eagle Staff
Civic Raiders
Catlinwood
Chamber
Commerce
BHG
Seckinger
LaGrange
Gryph
Businesshyen
Jom T. White
Mansr
Vt Cutt Wood
W. C. Rice
Maar J. Wy
Chiral
Gle Stat Phatos
Wilbur Jennings
George Grant
House Agriculture Committee
Bakiwin
Warbhington i
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
Sic
County Agerta
Baldwin
Luce
Brrkley
Clarke
Stalbhearth
Birmingham Post
Paul Trawick
Jasper Union News
Aiabartia
Battle
Trueman
APL
Caneress Tron Afuma
Regent
Nti
AID
Sparkinn
DTW
Atziten Walinetions
Spaylenmari
Welling
Mediy Sowuiy
Dwetise
Arinivizeration
Aviles Sopoal
Willy Savin
Ture
Jrovision
Lownens
Ubi Auusiig
Andrews
Grant
Helps
Battie
de Gisled
Hifiott
Jones
Rains
de Gratfonind Aivott
Craitl
Rams
Hobbs
Voine — Baykin
Martin
Culver
Ce Eil
Dozier _ Roberts
Tovey Mtry
Calver
Fom Min Hee
IMD
Colfer
Phiallemat
Grerade
U.S
Southern Railway System
First Christian Church
Thos Carroll
Scouling
Thao
J. Whit King
Tole Tuen la
King
Theo
E. Tipton Cayroll
Wotelesse
Zou
Columbiana
Lincole
Pi—Rollara
Imills
SMO Ackalarsa
Art Students Teague of
Nfw York
University of Nebraska
Mills
Gut ‘Ters
the World Today
Dewitt MacKenzie AP
Poretes
Allaire Avalyet
Richelieu
Aristidres
Ad Arartean
Feache
Usconminous Thieves
United Stat
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!