Alabama Farmers Kill Hogs as Crops Store for Winter
Alabama farmers, after harvests of 1941, turn to hog killing to supply food stores for winter and spring. Walle a Uftie corn and cotton in the Tennessee Valley and Sand Mountain areas, aided by favorable weather, with smoke rising as homes scald hogs. Agricultural experts meeting at Alabama Polytechnic Institute discuss plans for a better 1932 farming year led by Dr. L N Duncan.
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Alabama
Tennessee ‘Valley
Sand Mountain
Alahama Polytechnic Institute
Rr. L. N. Duncan
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Scan Gotton
Principals In Film Tragedy Draft Animals Will Be Fed
Dreft animals on southern military posts will receive hay from Alabama farms along with oats for several months. H T Hopkins of Galilen has won a Washington quartermaster contract to supply 91 carloads of Johnson grass hay for posts in Florida and Georgia valued around 4000 dollars. Delivery begins with six carloads in December and about one and a half carloads daily starting January 2.
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Auburn to host dairy course in January 1825
Auburn faculty led dairy short course runs five days with Prof A D Bucke guiding the program. Dairymen and dairy farmers join to learn new methods in dairy analysis marketing butter and ice cream. Washington dairy experts and Alabama manufacturers association will participate with a focus on creamy ice cream secrets revealed in final days.
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Auburne
A. D. Bucke
Auburn
Burke
Washington
Association of Alabama
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Bankheads Ready for Action as Congress Opens
Jasper Alabama reports that Senator John H Bankhead and Representative Win H Bankhead will be active as Congress opens December 8 in Washington. The Bankheads prepare to face Senate action on the contest of former Senator J Thomas Heflin, whom Bankhead defeated last November.
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Jasper
Ala
National Capital
Bankhead
John H. Banklid
Washington
Win H. Bankhead
Alabama
Senate
J. Thomas Heflin
Dairy suggestions asked by board in Alabama plan
Alabama Industrial Board seeks proposals to boost state dairy output. A survey shows Alabama imports about 20 million dollars worth of dairy products from other states each year for local consumption. The board plans public input on strategies to increase production and meet state needs.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Industrial Board
Alabama
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