The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-17

| Blount, Oneonta: The week was clear and cool Killing frost occurred on the
 1l.n. with the minimum temperature at 27 degrees.-Aquilla J. Ketchum. | Cherokee, Center: The weather was
 clear and cold throughout the week. Kill | ing frost and ice formed on the 1lth.- | Thomas Bradford. Colbert Riverton The heavy frost that | occurred during the week did considerable
 damage-E. R. Nelles.
 Cullman, Cullman: The week has been | fair and cool. Killing frost and ice
 appeared the morning of the 11th and did great damage.-J. K. Turner. | DeKalb, Valley Head: The week was l fair and cool On the 10th. 11th and 12th
 the temperature was below the freezing
 point. Some ice was observed.-E. P | Nicholson, M. D. l Lauderdale, Florence: The weather has | been clear and cold The temperature fell below the freezing point on the morning of the 11th The heavy frost and ice did much damage-G. H. Smith. Limestone, Ekmont: Frost occurred on | the 10th, 11th and 18th and did consider able damage.-Joel w. Legg.
 Morgan, Stringer: The week has been fair and cool with heavy frost on three days. Some ice formed.-J. c. Tanner.
 St Clair, Ashville: Fair and cool weather prevailed throughout the week. Frost and some ice were observed the mornings of the 11th and 12th.-Geo. R. Gather.
 Walker, Saragossa: Clear sunshniy weather prevailed throughout the week. Frost occurred on three mornings, and did some slight damage.-J. W. Ferguson. Winston, Melville: Fair weather with cool days and frosty nights prevailed dur ing most of the week.-H. J. Wilson. Middle District. h,,+o,,ao yKrodemortI. Tho tba, clear and cool the entire week. but was becoming somewhat warmer at the end. No killing frost occurred. but light frost formed-W. W. W ellsworth.
 Bibb, Brierhed: Cold and bracing weather was experienced on the first six days. Frost formed on three days-Frank Fitch
 Chambers, Waverly: The weather was clear and sunshiny. Frost occurred on the mornings of the 10th, 11th and 18th, and some ice formed on the 10th.-Mon- roe Jones.
 Chiffon, Mountain Creek: The week was fair Some high winds occurred and kill ing frosts occurred on several days T. J. Henderson. Choctaw Pushmataha The week has been fair and sunshiny. The minimum temperature on the 11th and 12th was 34 degrees.-E A. Carr Clay. Pyrlton The weather has been fair and cold Frost formed on three mornngs-J. s. Hendricks. Coosa Batson The week was clear and cool, until the 18th, when it became cloudy. Killing frost formed on the morning of the 11th.-Ira Bailey Greene. Bol!gee: Clear and bracing weather prevailed till the 18th, which was partlv cloudy and cool. The minimum temperature on the 11th was 33O.-W., T. AndI ews.
 
 clear windy and cool. Killing frosts formed on the 11th. 12th and 18th. Con siderable damage resulted therefrom.-J. r. Fittman.
 Russell. Scale: The week was clear and cool throughout Frost occurred on the n,orring of the 10th and 11th.-A. Augusta Eigei staff
 Shelby. Harpersvllle: The weather was very cool and clear with frost every night.--R B. Posey.
 1'a,ladega Fayetteville The weather has teen fair and cool, with frost almost nightly. A killing frost with much ice was observed the morning of the 11th.-W. M Walters.
 Tuscaloosa. Fosters: The week was clear and cool Frost was observed on the mornings of the 10th and 11th.-L E. Hill.
 Southern District. Ruler. Forest Home: The weather was clear ana cool. Damages from the re- canr winds and rains continue to de- velcn ". H. Sparks Mobile. Grand Bay: Clear and cool weather continued throughout the week. Uninterrupted sunshine was received. | Frost formed the morning of the 1lth.- | Julius Schnadelbach. | Washington, Fairford The weather was generally fair and cooler till the 18th. | which showed rising temperature. Frost | was observed in low places on the morn-