Farmers Win Stamps and Bonds In Freedom Contest
Farmers win prizes in a liberty bonds and stamps contest conducted in Alabama and surrounding counties. Winners include Jim H Hardwick, I Cutney Lore, Wm Williams, T Gossett, E M Jordan, D L Lauderdale, Willam E Windsor, and many others across Cherokee, St Clair, Clay, Tallapoosa, and Winston counties. Prizes range from $2 war stamps to $75 war bonds with multiple winners named.
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Auburd Ale
Alacama Montreal
Jimmy H Hardwick
St Cilr
Robert L Rutier
Millerville
Clay County
R. B. Kennedy
Wadley
D E. Russell
Jasper
Walker County
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Burk Yarbrough
Ash- Ville
St Clair County
Hurbert W. Bennett
Hueyville
Winston County
Mack Richardson
Centre
Cherokee County
Mes Griffin Daves
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Louis Peacock
Hartford
Geneva County
C B. Steed
J. E. Jarrett
Ash‘Wile
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St Cistr
J D
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Leesburg
Cherokee
Robert Rutledge
Oakmap
Walker
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Oakman Walker
Cora Thackeraon
Cropwell
At Clair
Franklin P. Bxtiles
Aah- Ville
St Clair
J M Watson
W. H Garmen
D & Johnson
Notasulga
Tallapoors County
Feeding Cottonseed Wastes Valuable Oil ATI?RIN Ala
The note discusses feeding whole cottonseed livestock forage benefits and oil content. It compares digestibility of cottonseed meal to other feeds, noting profits, pests and regional interest in Alabama. References Sewell and Virginia, with calls for large samples and cost efficiency.
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Ted
Farmers Need More Home-Grown Feed
Farmers seek more home grown feeds including grasses and forage to raise protein in rations without exceeding limits set for commercial mixed feeds. The aim is to reduce reliance on soybeans, tankage, and imported protein sources and stabilize nutrition.
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al Farmera
Home Conservation Of Foods Advisable For Housewives
AUBURN guidance urges households to overcome canned goods shortages by conserving every available container and preserving foods. Lyle Brown notes the top kitchen priorities, encouraging use of cap jars and other reusable containers, with a few quarts stored daily fitting pantry needs.
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Lyle ‘Brown
Farmers May Exceed Cotton Allotment
Farmers may plant up to 30 percent more cotton acreage under 1983 allotments while marketing quotas stay in place. No payments for excess planted area. penalties apply for exceeding slots. The ten percent increase in Poway relaxes war crop scale provisions.
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Alblan
Jose
Agncuturas
Make Every Acre Of Peanuts Count
Auburn Alabama guidance on maximizing peanut yield covers selecting good seed stock, testing germination, hand shelling preferred, and treating seed with a disinfectant to prevent rot. It notes machine shelled seed may bruise and suggests testing and preparation before planting.
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Enel
Marseilles
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