Alabama Cotton Acreage Rises as Weather Aids Planting
The Alabama crop report shows 3,425,000 acres of cotton planted, up 10 percent, with June 25 condition at 79 percent of normal yielding about 138 pounds per acre and an expected total of 989,999 bales. Increases stem from favorable March to May weather and ample labor, with districts reporting gains from 8 to 17 percent and a statewide weevil presence near prior year levels. Final results hinge on future progress and weather.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Blackbelt
East Central
South Central
Tennessee Valley
East Central and Enthanties
Soy Bean Seed Buyers Victims of C heap Seed
A seed scammer serving time for postal fraud sold cheaper misrepresented soybean seed. Buyers were given Tarheel Black or other cheap varieties instead of Otootan, with the fraud exposed by Post Office and Agriculture officials. The USDA warns buyers to choose reliable seedsmen, obtain samples, and verify identity with a county agent or agriculture college.
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Post Office Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office
Laredo
Agriculture College
Enean
Flint Bridge Crash Involving Touring Car On Bee Line
A Saturday automobile accident occurred on the Flint Bridge on the Bee Line Highway when a Fora touring car, owned by a drive-it-yourself firm in Cullman, collided with another vehicle. The occupants of both cars were not identified and the touring car was badly damaged.
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Flint
Bee Line
Fora
Cullman
Stop That Itching Remedy Ad From Peoples Drug Co
An old line ad offers BLUE STAR REMEDY for skin conditions including eczema and ring worm. It promises a stain free application with a pleasant odor and a guarantee.
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Peoples Drug
Paul Barnabas in Antioch Pisidia Lesson Summary
Lesson outlines Paul's first sermon in Antioch Pisidia Acts chapter 13 and its doctrinal thrust. It covers historical framing from Perga, the sermon structure with testimony, prophecies fulfilled, and justification by faith, plus the crowd's mixed response and subsequent opposition and missionary focus switching to the Gentiles.
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Behsia
Jesus
Barnabas
Paul
Antioch
Pisidia
Paphos Paul
Mark
Perga
Israel
Jesus J
Dayvid
Just
John Discraly
David
Ber Sas
Wiis
Ie Yory
Quote by Jean Paul Richter on Christ’s life and authority
A historic quotation by Jean Paul Richter frames Christ as the holiest among the mighty and the mightiest among the holy. It describes him lifting with pierced hands to open a channel for ages and subtly guiding the stream of centuries through time.
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Christ
God Must Lead Water is Humanity's Greatest Need
Evangelical voice emphasizes divine guidance as essential, arguing people must endure wilderness lessons to grasp true dependence on God and spiritual leadership. The remark frames faith as a practical necessity guiding life through hardship.
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Decatur
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Essen
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Fitzwater
Moody Bible Insitute
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Western Newspaper Union
Vere
Morgan County Abstract Company
Emma K. Baird
B. B. Baggerly
T. R. Ryan
J. B. Orr
M. L. Blackwell
Upper Wells & Co
Wn. Mosely
North Alabama Building & Loan Association
B. L. Malone
Central National Bank
Second Avenue
Holly Street
Albany
I. L. Hardin
Federal Land Bank
Tennessee Valley Bank
Ellen P. Ballas
City of
Stella Sandusky
Charley Turner, Jr
J. J. Mixon
J. F Smither
Li. B. Wratt
Z. Kuhn
Ncis
Poole
I. W
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al Evans
Albany B. & I
L Evans
Rountree Lumber Co
R. W. Orr
R. C. Erwin
Smith
Flariselle
T. T. Srygley
T. C. Hardin
G. FE. Smith
Hartselle
Mirst Mtge. Co
R. C. Kerwin
T” Smith
Fred J. Perkins
J. J. Humphrey
S. F. Puckett
J. J. Key
Harry ?. Beard
T. M. Dix
R. B. White
Additio
Lampkin & Thomason
Annie
Redus
Martha Roach
Mineral Springs
Jas. F. Cain
Somerville
OyProy
Nhinwood
Cain Brothers
J. M. Kelley
All Courts
City Hall
P. W. Williams
Nort Alabama For
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Old Bank
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Waltev
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