Hog Show Winners Reward 4-H Club Members in Houston County
The Wiregrass Fat Hog Show awarded Houston County 4-H members cash prizes totaling 297 dollars. Members entered 40 hogs across 229 entries, with many places and prizes listed for weights from 180 to 240 pounds. Henry and other counties also reported smaller awards as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Powsl, Jr
Robert Wiggins
Melvin Baraza
Lawrence Williamson
O.hm
Gilmore, Jr
Billy Ray Granberty
Early Holla
David Williamson
Houston County
Henry County
Houston County Club
Extend defense lines and Napoleon’s warfare view
General cites Napoleon and Douhet to argue modern war requires striking enemy armed forces and industry, with home defense and decisive air and naval power. He recalls Gen Reilly, West Point ties, and defense officials urging hard bombing strategy versus German industry and Russia threats. The piece mixes military rhetoric with local parade notes and a county home demonstration schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Napoleon
Douhet
Déyhel
Hpi
Brig. Geo
United States
Utate Arimy
Peking
Reilly
Douglas Meeadrthue
Beck
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Chinon
Russia
France
Spain
Manchuria
Europe
Gouri Marshall
West Point
Louis Johnson
Rellte
War Department
Corman
Damand
Philippines
State Laymen Plan Big Foley Meeting for Wildlife Group
In Montgomery Foley hosts the Alabama Wildlife Federation October 7 8 9 for its fourth annual gathering. Program chairman Claude De Kelley outlines a streamlined two and a half day agenda with fewer formal speeches and more reports from state groups and conservation discussions. National figures A Black Jr and Ralph Cooksey among out of state speakers will discuss conservation politics and federation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Sldte
Struihest
Gulf Shores Hotel
Federation
Robert (Buster
Huntsville
May Kyser
Minster
Alabama Federation
Women
Chiba
Bert
Shomag
Alabama Conservation Department
W. M. Beck
Fort Payne
House of Representatives
Ralph Cooksey
SL Petersburg
Florida Wilte Federation
A. B.lack San, Jr
National Wildlife Federation
Washington
Met Group
Bell
George Averitl
Dora
William M. Beck
Fory Payne
Fred T. Stimpaun
Mobile
Clauve
Kelley Agmore
Marketing Agreement Issued In Five States For Pecans
The U S Department of Agriculture issued a market ing agreement and order governing pecans grown in Alabama Georgia Florida Mississippi and South Carolina. The program sets grade and size regulations to maintain orderly marketing and curb movement of low quality nuts. Regulations take effect before the pecan shipping season with exact date to be announced by the Secretary of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
South Carolina
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Morgan Coast and Aubnene Football Game in Mobile
A fragment notes a football game in Mobile involving Morgan and other scenicsaute Mony on the coast and Aubnene Florida, followed by a fish at Fort Morgan that evening. Erection of officers and discussion of new business are scheduled for Sunday morning, with a luncheon presided over by the federation president.
State's Large Turkey Crop Soon To Market Parade Set
A market survey indicates about 198000 turkeys will be marketed this season, up from 123000 last year. High quality meat breeds dominate, with USDA white varieties and bronze road breast turkeys grown on high quality reds. Producers are advised to market birds at 26 weeks, with early birds ready around 24 weeks, to ease feed costs and extend the market season toward Thanksgiving and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Alabama
U.sd.a
John Werrs
Lintensign Poultryman
Fragmented OCR Note on Turkey Industry Trade
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses the turkey industry noting its economic value and perceived quality. It references growers and consumer scent expectations, suggesting a general trade commentary without clear names or concrete events.
Use All Open Land for Balanced Alabama Agriculture
Open land should be used to balance Alabama farming by increasing livestock. Growing more livestock is among the most important ways to utilize open land and boost wealth in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alagamoa
Farm Fires Cause Thousands of Farmer Deaths Yearly
An average of 3 500 farmers die each year from fire related incidents prompting reflection during National Fire Prevention Week in October. Beekeeping is noted for pollination of clovers and the production of bees and queens for use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ermand
I. A
Houston County Extension Agents
Rence Williamson
Miriare
Harris
Herman Andrews
Ge W. Powell, Jr
Lillian Williamson
Tommie Kirke Mind
Kenneth Pennington
Kerlain
Blakey Granberry
Billy’ Ray Granberry
Billy Ray Granberry
Emma J. [Watson
James ¢. Cherry
Rober Wiggins
Ira Binge
Timmie Maths
Aonousee
Judy Gaylord
Pena
Jylace
Tommy Kirkland
Tommie Kirkland
Powell
Alon D. Coskrey
Pion
Billy Rey Granbercy
Redee Clark
Pingg
Kennath West
Hampshires
Marianna
Sugarlands Hospital
Clewnton
Fla
Wilson & Company, Inc
Houston County Home Demonstration Club
Rehobeth
Cowarts
Jake. Whitten
Vicksburg
Hugh Hollis
Colum
Ty Paley
SAL PE Phayelon Aioli
Tore Ve Men Lane Gimmers Mh
Mullion
Atas
Laeard Et
Mille West al Vernon
Fey Giarwetta
Mmpney Trak
Ata
Kenton
Atterel
Ani Biles
Deny Swell
Giavtesor
Helhinhem Cameron
Tinta
Simeone
Honhees
Tienneville
Kate Lie
Dened Stork
Fin
Urafolhy
Kero
Wread
Enoy
Tate
Taventral
Newton
Ain
Foe
City
Alay
Rome
Wirksiueg
Saint
W. Kasten
Greenwood
Wildlife Meet
Sinclair
Valiene
Dothan
R. Parrish
APL Extension Service
JHERS
Donalsonville
Speriat
Benny Alday
Jan Odom
A. J. Odom
Larry Alday
Gene Alday
Baby
Montgomery Highway
Vicks
Philip Morris
Alka
Puitiv Moras
Philie Morris
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