The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-15

orally fair and the nights were pleasant
during the week.-G. B. Praytor.
Lauderdale, Florence: The mean tenn
perature, for the week was so degrees. The
weekly rainfall was PIG inches.-G. H.
Smith.
Limestone, Ekmont. Fair and warm
weather prevailed till the 10th, when a
good shower was received.-Joel w. Legg.
Madison, Madison Station: Light rains
were received during the week.. Fl.
Smith.
Morgan. stringer: The week was gen.
orally fair. Moderately high temperatures
prevailed.-J. C. Tanner.
st. Clair, Ashville: Dry weather pre-
vailed until the 10th, when a heavy show
er was received accompanied with much
lghtning.-George r. Gather.
Walker, Cordova: The mean tempera-
ture for the week was rs degrees; the
highest was 90 degrees. There were mod
crate showers on three days-Scott Max
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Middle District.
Autauga, Wadsworth: The week was
generally hot. Fair weather prevailed ex-
cept on the 10th and 18th there were
light showers-W. w. Wadsworth.
Chambers, Waverly: Generally fair and
hot weather prevailed during the week,
except that a few scattered showers &C.
curred.-Monroe Jones'
Choctaw, Pushmataha: Generally fair
weather, with high temperatures, pre-
vailed during the week.-E. A. Carr.
Clay. Pyriton: Fair weather, with much
needed sunshine, was received during the
week. Rain fell on the 10TH. S. Head
rick.
Coosa. Goodwater: showery weather.
with high temperatures, prevailed during
the Week--F. Deignan
Dallas, Orrville: Hot and dry weather
prevailed during the week.-W. w. Berry.
Gilmore, Wetumpka: Temperatures were
generally high during the week. Heavy
rains were received on the 10th and 11th.-
]. Galloway.
Greene, Boligee: Showery weather, with
high temperatures, prevailed during the
week. Recent heavy rains have done con-
siderable damage.-E. F. Bouchelle.
Hale, GALLON: Very warm weather pre-
vailed during the week, with rains dur
ing the early part. T. Collins.
Lee, Auburn: Dry and hot weather
prevailed throughout the week,-T. J..
Little.
Randolph, Pittman: Showery weather
prevailed during the week. The maximum
temperature was 81 degrees.-J. F. Pitt
ImhIn.
Russell Scale: Generally fair and warm
weather prevailed. though a refreshing
shower was received on the 10th.-A
Augusta Bickerstaff.
Shelby Harpersville: Dry and warm
weather prevailed during the week, ex-
cept that a light rain fell on the 10TH
r. B. Posey.
Sumter York: Generally fair and hot
weather prevailed during the week, ex-
cept that a moderate rain fell on the
11th.-Frank Holman.
Taladega, Ancoln Moderately high
temperatures prevailed during the week.
A light shower was received on the 10TH
r. w. Tuck.
Tuscaloosa. Fosters: Fair weather. with
high temperatures, prevailed during the
first part of the week A thunderstorm,
accompanied with considerable wind oc-
CURED on the 10th.-L. e. Hill.
Southern District.
Butler. Garland: Fair and hot weather
prevailed during the first par of the
week. Rains occurred on the 10th and
nth. being very heavy on the latter day
j. C. Mcclure
clarke. Whatley: Dry and hot weather
prevailed during the week. The 10th was
one of the hottest days of the season.
j. A. HILL
high temperatures. prevailed during the
week-A. L. Crosby.
Mobile. Grand Bay: Hot weather pre-
vailed during the week. Some light show
ers were received.-Julus Schnadelbach-
Monroe, Puryear: Dry and hot weather
prevailed during the week, though
heavy thunderstorm passed over this sec
ton on the evening of the 1oth.-Alonzo
J. Lee. . "
weather prevailed during the week, until
the evening of the 10th, when heavy
rain fell.--T. L. Head.
washington Prestwick Generally fair
weather prevailed during the week, ex-
cept on the afternoon of the 18th, when
a heavy thunder shower was received
c. Young.
Wilcox, Alberta: Generally dry ana not
u,ea ther prevailed this week. The maxi
mum temperature was 96 degrees. No
rain has fallen here for two weeks.-W.
A. Murfree.
FRANK P. CHAT FEE.
Section Director, Montgomery, Ala.