The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
light shower fell on the 1Oth.-scott Max
Middle District.

Bibb. Randolph: The week, as whole, was fair and hot, with abundant sun shine, though splendid rain fell during the late evening of the Sth.-A. H. Mahan.
 Clay. Pyriton The week was generally fair and hot, with occasional scattered showers.-J. S. Headrick.
 Dallas Burnsville: The weather was generally favorable. Good rains fell on the 7th and 9th-A. Thompson.
 Elmore, Wetumpka: Temperatures were high during the middle of the week. The sunshine was abundant. A good shower was received on the Sth-J. Galloway.
 Green. Bolgee: This has been an Gn- favorable week. The temperature mas been high, and rain is much needed- E. F. Bouchelle.
 Hale, Newborn: The days were hot and the nights were warm, Two lght ana .a insufficient showers were received, put rain is much needed in this vicinity-J. Higgins M. D. a
 Lee. Waverly: Clear and sunshiny weG- ther prevailed here during all the week. until the night of the 9th-lOth, when nice rain fell.-Monroe Jones.
 Marengo, Hampden: The week as d whole was warm and dry some locai showers occurred but rain is still need ed.-A ?. Dumas.
 Montgomery, Montgomery ",'ag I cloudy weather prevailed, and less than inc average sunshine was recelVed' Iiqht showers fell on five days H1sh winds prevailed during thunderstorms' which occurred on the afternoons or the Sth and 11th.-Weather Bureau.
 Perry. Uniontown: Hot and dry weather ! nrevailed. An abundance of sunshine was 1 received Rain is needed.-J. M. Riche- , son. - - ! Russell. seale High temperatures pre- i vailed A heavy rain fell on the otn accompanied by a high wind; light show CTS occurred on nearly every other daN Inf inc week.-A. Augusta Bickerstan'
 Shelby. Harpersvile: The first nar of the week was warm and dry; the lat ter half was cloudy and showery'-h' B. Posey. Sumter. Ramsey: Hot and dry weather prevailed during the entire week. though a few local showers were received m nearby places. Rain is much needed here' IT l.. Jenkins.
 Taradega. Lincoln: This has been a warm week in this section. A much heeu- ed rain fell here on the night or the 9-1O. Plenty of sunshine was receNeu'- R. w. Tuck.
 | Tuscaloosa, Fosters: The week was hot and dry. with the exception of light 1 showers that occurred in nearby local i ities A general rain is much needed l L. E. Hill
 Southern District.
 Baldwin. Magnolia Springs: The week was rather warm with some cloudy days. i Good rains fell on the 9th and 9th. lne nights were generally pleasant-H' F. { Krueger. , , i Barbour, Batesville: Too much rain has been received in this section, and pe- riod of dry, sunshiny weather IS hhuch needed.-George Boyer.
 Clarke. Thomasville: Rain fell on four days. the total rainfall for the week
 heinz 2,60 inches. The highest temper i ature was 9S, and the lowest 66 degrees l J. G. Forster. -. 1 Coffee, Pink: Rain fell here on every day being heavy in some places Dry weathe, Is needed.-J. T. Dean.
 Houston, Lacy: Light to heavy show CTS occurred on nearly every day, the | heaviest being 1.O7 inches on the gun: very 1 Iittle sunshine was received, and dry 1 weather Is needed.--A. L. Crosby Mobile Mobile: The highest tempera- ture was 90, and the lowest i2 degrees, | ho.l occurring on the 10th; nearly normal 1 temneratures prevailed on other dates, l hut the precipitation was somewhat ex- cessive rains occurring on almost every | day-Weather Bureau.
 Washington. Fruitdale Much needed
 rains fell here during the early part or
 the week; the latter part was dry ana warm. though the nights were pleasant. l Plenty o1 sunshine was received.-G NJ. l Billheimer. ~ l Washington. Prestwick: Heavy rams fell during the evenings of the 5th and | 6th. the remainder of the week was not I with occasional distant thunder, but no 1 rain.-C. Young.
 Section Director, Montgomery, Ala