The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-19
Temperature Table.
The following table shows the tempera-
ture and rainfall at selected stations;
Extracts From Reports.

Blount, oneohto: The week was warm
and cloudy, with a heavy rain on the
11th-Aquilla J. Ketchum.
Calhoun, Duke: The week was fair, with
an ample amount of sunshine.-J. L. Gil
bert.
Cherokee, Mackey: The first part of the
week was showery. but on the last three
days ample sunshine was recelved.-B. f.
Macl1ey
Gaylesville. Cherokee: Light showers fell
during the first part of the week. During
the latter part the days were sunshiny
and hot, but the nights were pleasant
Robert S. Hudson.
Colbert, Riverton: The week was gener-
ally warm and clear, although a good
shower fell on the 12th.-E. r. Nelles.
Cullman, Cullman: With the exception
of light rain on the 11th the week
was dry Warm days with cool nights
We're experenced-J. X. Turner
Franklin, Phil Campbell: A good rain
fell early in the week. The remainder
was bright and clear,-M M. Duke.
jefferson, Argo: Rain fell on the first
five days of the week. being heavy on
one day Sunshine is much needed.-G. b.
Praytor.
Walker, Saragossa: Heavy showers oc-
Cured during the first few days of the
week, being followed by clear and pleas
ant weather.. W. Ferguson
Middle District.
Autauga, Wadsworth: Rains were re-
ceived on the 18th and 13th generally
fair and warm weather was experienced
during the remainder Of the week.-W.
w. Wadsworth
Chambers, Buffalo: Very hot and sultry
weather was experienced throughout the
week.. T. Spence.
Choctaw, Pushmataha: Bright, sunshiny
weather prevailed. Temperatures were
high-E A. Carr.
Clay Ashland Showers and heavy rains
were frequent during the first few days.
The week closed hot and sultry.-James
l.. Carwile.
Batson. Coosa: very heavy rain, last
ing about three hours, fell on the IL In.
The 18th, 14th and 18th were clear and
very hot. The 10th was much cooler.-Ira
Bailey.
Gilmore, Wetumpka: No rain occurred
this week. Temperatures were high and
the sky was elear.-J. Galloway.
Greene, Boligee Very dry and hot
weather, with abundant sunshine, was
experienced this week.-E. F, Bouchelle.
Randolph Plttman: The week. as
whole, was very hot and sultry A very
heavy rain fell on the 18th causing dam
age in places-J. F. Pittman.
Russell, Scale: Very warm, dry weather
prevailed during the week however, the
nights at the end of the week were some
what cooler,-A. Augusta Bickerstaff.
Shelby, Vincent: The weather this week
was very hot. A heavy rain occurred on
the 18th. and light shower on the 13th.-
3. II. Samuel.
Sumter, Sumtervllle: The weather was
exceedingly hot the first part of the week.
Occasional showers oceurred.--W. e. and
f.. b. Godfrey.
Talladega, Fayetteville: A heavy rain
fell on the 18th. Day temperatures were
high, but some nights were cool.-W. M.
Walters
Tallapoosa, Dadeville: good shower
% 26 inch), fell on the 12th.-Sparta e.
Blow. ~
Tuscaloosa, Fosters High temperatures.
with copious sunshine, prevailed during
the first part of the week heavy rain
fell on the 13th.-L. T.. Hill.
Southern District.
Barbour, Batesvlle; The week was
cloudy and showery. George Boyer.
Clarke, Whatley: The weather was very
warm. day and night. Some scattered
showers fell, but many places need rain
very much.--J A. Hill.
Conecuh. Bermuda: The week was gem
erallv dry and hot ample sunshine be-
ing received. A light shower occurred on