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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
4
F L Washburn of the Minnesota Experiment Station argues muskrat meat is edible and clean, noting large numbers of carcasses are wasted after pelts are removed. He cites markets where muskrat is sold for food and banquets where it is a principal dish, urging its use to lower living costs.
Thousands of men breed livestock nationwide as farmers and ranchers improve herds choosing better beef cattle. Livestock journals and agricultural papers keep advocating superior stock, urging careful selection to raise quality across farms and ranches.
Grubs under cattle skin from January to April cause swelling and hide damage. If not removed they mature and reinfest cattle in spring and summer. Grub damage weakens cattle, reduces milk and beef production, and lowers hide value by about one third. Loss per infested animal ranges from 3 to 96 dollars.
A historic note outlines three aims for dry cow rations: provide sufficient protein to support fetal development and allow some extra fat, include some green feed, and keep bowels in good condition for digestion.
A list of Liberty Bond buyers and associated names from Town Creek, including Mrs G F Craig, J M Houston, Houston & Armstrong Co, and many local residents and business names. The compiled roster features multiple Smiths, Johns, and Lees, with organizations such as Gaines Allen Harris & Co and Town Creek Lodge No A F& AM referenced among attendees.
A brief list of names appears in a historical column line including Varnell J R Armstrong N P LeMay WH Wright Thomas Etheredge Mrs RH Jenkins and Miss Lillian Srygley. The fragment suggests a social or organizational roster from a past issue.
The State Horticulturist warns farmers about firms selling acre orchards with promises to plant prune and spray for three years at about 40 dollars. Such contracts are nearly always fraudulent. trees are often worthless and after payment the orchard is neglected. Consult the State Horticulturist for a list of authorized nurserymen and orchard plans with price ranges. Report suspicious activity to the office.
Seed corn plot idea urges selecting best ears and planting in separate rows to build future seed, discard large cob ears, test germination, avoid puny stalks. Cites Iowa yield under 35 bushels and Idaho yields over 125 shell per acre. Also notes Navy buoyancy box system deemed not advisable due to efficacy, cargo loss, and installation time.
G C Starcher, state horticulturist based in Auburn, Alabama, leads a campaign urging agents to market the orchard plan to growers and buyers. The effort highlights orchard development and prospects for local agriculture.
A Department of Africa report notes major increases in production for 1915 across numerous areas. It states that true Ancients in Colorado may see sharply higher output, with projections suggesting notable growth and impact on local economies.
In Birmingham the State Executive Committee blocked a direct referendum on a constitutional change, while anti amendment leaders pledge to take the fight to the people. They accuse lobbyists and legislators of betraying voters and vow to campaign in every county to preserve voters’ rights. The Alabama mood is largely in favor of submission, yet the committee denies a primary to approve the measure directly.
A farmer offers several young bulls including Herefords and Jerseys aged three months to one year. All are well bred and priced for farmers. Contact P. Bynum in Courtland, Alabama.
Rates printed at the wing are ten dollars for a front page notice and five dollars for internal placement. Cash required when the announcement is submitted.
Edward B Almon of Tuscumbia announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative in the 66th Congress from Alabama's 8th District subject to the August primary. He appeals to voters to support his campaign as a solid and earnest expression of district values and will appreciate voters' support in the upcoming election.
W H Smith of Town Creek seeks the Second Senatorial District seat covering Lawrence and Moggaly Counties. The ad notes action in the Democratic Primary in August 2018 and is paid for by H Smith authorized from Pown Creek Alabama.
Authorized by multiple parties to announce candidates for the Alabama House of Representatives from Lawrence County and surrounding areas. John H. Day D. H. Bracken John D. French R. P. Morrison and others seek Democratic primary action in August. Paid political advertisement by agents in Alabama.
J Ernest Kumpe announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Lawrence County to be decided in the Democratic Primary on August 1 1918. Paid political advertisement authorized by J E Kumpe Moulton Ala.
Authorized notices list Jas T Masterson and J M Byars as sheriff candidates in Lawrence County Alabama with Democratic Primary in August 1918. Lynch McKelvy also announced for sheriff under the same party primary, paid political advertising from Moulton Alabama sources.
Corr Letters of administration for the estate of Charley Bibb have been granted to the undersigned by Judge C. M. Sherrod of the Lawrence County Court on May 31, 1918. All persons with claims against the estate must file them within the legally allotted time or they will be barred. Sarah B.
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