The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-23


Cleburne, Fruithurst: The week was
generally fair and warm. Rain is much
needed. Hattie L. Asseltine.
DeKalb. Collinsville Ideal weather pre-
vailed during the week, though rain is
much needed.-A. r. Brock
Cullman, Cullman The week was warm,
dry and favorable for all outdoor work.
j. X. Turner.
Etowah, Gadsden: The maximum temp
erature for the week was SO degrees on
the 18th and 10th; the minimum was 50
degrees. Ample sunshine was received
d. p Goodhue.
Jefferson. Argo: Clear and generally
warm weather prevailed during the week.
Rain is needed-G. b. Praytor.
Lauderdale, Cleverda1e: The days were
warm, and the nights cool. 1t has not
rained in two weeks.-H L. Reeder.
Morgan, Stringer: The week was warm
and dry. Rain would be beneficial.-J. C.
Tanner
st. Clair, Ashyllle: The mean tempera-
ture for the week was 6S degrees. The sun
shine was ample Rain is much needed
George r. Gather.
Walker, Townley: The week was warm
and dry. Rain is much needed Ample
sunshine was reeeived.-John NJ Gut
terry.
Winston, Melville: The week, as a whole
was favorable for outdoor work. There
were local showers on the 18th and 18TH
IL. ]. Wilson.
Middle District.
Autauga WadsWorth: Warm dry
weather prevailed during the week. and
rain is much needed.-W. w. Wadsworth.
Bib, Brierfield: No rain has fallen here
during the past eleven days,-Frank
Fitch.
Chiffon, Lomax: The week was favor
able for progress in outdoor work, though
rain Is much needed.--A. A. Jackson
Choctaw, Yantley Generally warm
weather prevailed during the week. Rain
would be very beneficial.-J. A. Dawson.
Clay. Ashland: The week was warm and
dry. Rain is needed to further progress
in outdoor work.-James L. Carwile.
Dallas. Plantersville: The weather was
fair and favorable for progress in out
door work, though it was becoming warm
during the latter part of the week..
A. Fulford.
Gilmore, Wetumpka: Clear weather pre-
vailed during the entire week. The mean
temperature was 73 degrees. with maxi
mum OF 81 degrees on the 19th.--J Gala
way.
Greene. Union: The week was favorable
for outdoor work with n beneficial rain
on the 18th, becoming moderately heavy
in some localities.-W. L. Story.
Lee, Waverly; Mild and pleasant
weather prevailed during the week, be-
ing especially favorable for outdoor work
Monroe Jones
Macon, Milstead: The week was fair
dry and favorable for outdoor work. with
n sprinkle of rain on the 16th--A. c.
Boyd.
Marengo, Moss: Dry weather prevailed
during the week. with temperatures as
high as SO degrees. B. Lewis
Randolph, Peavy: Fair and pleasant
weather, favorable for outdoor work, pre-
vailed during the past week-J. NJ. Dan
Jelly
Russell. Hooks Outdoor work pro-
crossed we'll. although the early part
of the week was unseasonably cool.-T L..
Mitchell
Sumter. York: The week was favorable
for progress in all outdoor Wori-. with
local showers on the 17th-Frank Holman.
Talladega. Sycamore: Dry. partly
cloudy weather prevailed during the week
with outdoor work progressing WE'LL
Joseph whitman.
Tuscaloosa. Tuscaloosa: Warm weather,
favorable for progress in outdoor work,
prevailed during the past week.-E. n.
c. Snow.
Southern District.
Butler Georgana: Generally fair
weather prevailed during the week, al
though some of the nights were cool
Rain would be beneficial.-R. S. Pillry.
Coffee, Brockton: Fair weather. favor
able for outdoor work. prevailed during
the week Rain is generally needed.--W
d. Dawkins.
Clarke. Jamestown: Although the max
imum temperature ranged from 80 de-
erees to 90 degrees during the week. the