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Hartselle Enterprise

Location

Hartselle, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1925

Page

3

The Ghost Who Hungers for a Tombstone Accent

A narrator, visiting Mr Figg in the story, assists with a haunting by Dr Constantine Blessing. The ghost haunts the shop over an omitted accent on a Pindar quotation, demanding the door key to finish engraving his monument. The deed ends with the ghost fading after the task is resolved and the living man left to forget where his tools are.

Phi- Milas Woodle & Wells Ir Figg Fizgy Mr. Figg Kigg Marts Woolle Woolle’s Tenants, Goft Mr. Figs Free Figg Constantine Blessing Dove College Futhor Blessing the Academy Pindar Fige Tor Constantine Nicholas Opper

Meadowlark Field Lark in Alabama Winters

The meadowlark magna varies in southern Alabama as a common winter resident with uncertain southern limit. Specimens from Sand Mountain to York, Uniontown, and Leighton show migration mostly in spring, while Beal notes 26 percent of diet insects like crickets and grasshoppers. The bird is sociable, feeds on insects and seeds, and helps reduce cotton pests in winter.

E. W. Grave Sand Mountain Carpenter Biological Survey York Uniontown Woodville Ardell Leighton McCormack Meadowlark Prof Beal Alabama

Soil Building Campaign Pushed In Alabama

A statewide soil-building drive runs July 1 to September 30 in Alabama under Auburn extension and experiment station support with county farm bureaus. Frank Boyd will tour counties delivering lectures on hairy vetch as a key winter soil-builder, urging large seed purchases to boost planting. Vote for the one mill tax.

Alabama Extension Service and Experiment Station Auburn L. N. Duncan M. J. Funchess Edward A. O'Neal Frank Boyd Extension Agronomist Boyd Pine Grove Clarence Lege Henry Smith Charlie Parker Friendship Howell Grady Lane Falkville Edith Smith Austinville Vonne Morgan State of Alabama Morgan Courty Malinda D Burnum Thos. H. Burnum Sallie Wiegins San Antonio Texas F. A. Burnum Gelndale Arizona E. O. Burnum Henry We Little Rock Ark Bettie May Jenkins Malinda D. Burnum Decatur Ala L. P. Troup John L. Karney Gertrude Karney Circuit Court Morgan County Hartselle Enterprise

Forest fires leave Alabama farmland dry and taxed

State forestry shows severe drought and low water levels across Alabama. Last year’s fires destroyed mulch that protected soil moisture, with nearly half the land burned when both wildfires and owner ignitions are counted. Fire use declines yearly as harm outweighs supposed benefits. Also notes a Blue Springs Y M C A convention program and local notices including public tax vote and legal proceedings.

Alabama State Commission of Forestry

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