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Files from yesteryear: 1936 - The Cullman Tribune

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A Hartford man was paid 12 cents a pound for the first bale of cotton ginned in Cullman County. Doctor and Mrs. McAdory were in a Gulf storm, while on a fishing trip to Gulf Shores. A razor bought 200 years ago is still being used by Oliver Ballard of Ionia, New York.
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Files from yesteryear: 1936 - The Cullman Tribune

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