E RRM AND HOME Hints From Houston County Extension Agents
Good preparation of land for fall planted crops and winter grazing. fallow to kill weeds, seed bed preparation. Fertilizer mixtures for camellias and general garden care. Fence post preservation with coal tar creosote and pentachlorophenol. Poultry project results from Jammy Molle show 309 chicks started, 297 sold, average 22 pounds at market, profit $76.29, using deep litter method. Sweet potatoes: start main crop from tiny cuttings and keep moisture for strong growth.
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Shooting at Five Points in Atlanta Leaves One Dead
A 36 year old man Willie Hayes is held on suspicion of murder after he shot and killed Joni Brooks at Atlanta Five Points. Eyewitnesses say a quarrel escalated as Brooks reached for a pocket and Hayes drew a pistol, firing as a crowd of 200 fled into doorways. Ernest Southard detained Hayes until officers arrived at the busy downtown intersection. The report notes a spike in fatal shootings in the neighborhood and includes unrelated agricultural notes and event listings.
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Hal Boyle's Column on Lou Salomon’s Sweatshop Gym
AP report on Lou Salomon’s Sweatshop Gym, denoting his boxing training facility as a harsh, old style operation. It details a high turnover of fighters, minimal paid services, and a volatile atmosphere with tough rules and rough discipline.
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Geneva Bible School Begins Second Week
Geneva Baptist and Presbyterian Bible School enters its second week with 154 enrolled, under superintendent Mrs. Robert M. Holmes. The program covers juniors, intermediates, primaries and beginners with Bible stories, memory work and handwork. Classes run 9:00 to 11:00 am, Monday through Friday, ending Friday morning with a commencement interview at First Baptist Church.
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Alabama Light Conservation Association Names Officers
R W Bishop of Guntersville was nominated president for the coming year at the director’s meeting in Birmingham. John g Birmingham was nominated executive vice president with several others named as vice presidents and the secretary. Nominations are tantamount to election. officers will be installed Aug 14.
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Alm ha farmers urged to boost corn and sorghum production
G. B. Phillips, extension hog specialist, urges Oklahoma hog farmers to maximize corn and sorghum production this year to cut feed costs and improve meat efficiency. He emphasizes using all available forage and adjusting hog care practices to capitalize on higher grain output.
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API
Almhama
Place Orders Farmers May Find It Wise This Fall
Farmers may find it wise to place orders for machinery this fall and next spring says ABT extension Felton specialist Jones. The advisory stresses acting now to avoid shortages and ensure timely delivery.
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Mrs Lawler Seeks Husband Through Ad For 10000
MEMPSTEAD New York Mrs Dorothy Lawler 36 set out for Daytona Beach Florida to meet a man from a newspaper ad offering 10000 for the security of her two children She plans a possible Mexico City wedding after long distance talks with Dan Wicker a divorced father of one The plan began when she answered the wife for sale advertisement and won the prize money and the chance at romance
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Hungarian Catholics Told To Stop Reading Communist Papers
Hungarian Roman Catholic leaders issued a pastoral letter instructing believers to stop reading government party newspapers and refrain from listening to Hungarian radio broadcasts. Cardinal Mindszenty condemned the regime as corrupt and accused it of mounting monstrous moral pressure, denying any negotiations with the state regarding church schools.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Fire at New Fort theater sends 150 patrons to safety
About 150 patrons escaped unharmed as a fire hit the projection room at the New Fort theater in Fort Depost. Fire Chief Jack Crawford said the blaze was controlled within minutes and caused about 10 000 dollars in damage to the building and equipment, according to theater owner J. K. Mortett of Montgomery. Kudzu overgrazing warned could thin stands and ruin crops, says APL extension soil conservationist S. R. Doughty.
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APL
Vetch Seed Supply Outlook and Weevil Impact
Reports to the API extension service note a small vetch and Austrian winter pea supply on the West Coast. The vetch weevil has seriously affected vetch seed production in this state. The jumping seed crop in Alabama is about one quarter of last year.
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API Extension Service
Alabama
Maal Grain Sorghum Harvest Guide Warns on Planting
Maal Grain Sangha outlines best crop rotations for grain sorghum to maximize yield. Harbor cautions against planting after Johnson grass infestations and near this grass, and recommends 200 to 300 pounds of fertilizer per acre at planting or enter a side dressing with nitrate of soda.
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Sacred Leopard Belief Tests Market Campaign
A Western tribe called the Ewe reportedly holds the leopard sacred. The notice discusses marketing special sales tied to this belief and mentions possible severe penalties for men associated with the campaign.
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