The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

during the night of August 2Sth-29th The days We're hot, but the nights were gen erally pleasant.-James L. Carwile.
 Coosa Hollins: Fair weather prevailed. though windstorm passed over this sec ton on the night of August 28th-29th ac- companied with light rain. The tempera- lures were generally high.-Ira Bailey.
 Dallas Evansville: Dry, partly cloudy and hot weather prevailed. Pain Is much needed in this section.-A. Thompson.
 Elmore, WetuPpka: Clear weather pre- est temperaturt was 65 degrees on August 18th. and the highest was 101 degrees on the 31st.-J. Galloway.
 Hale. Newborn: Hot and dry weather prevailed. though there were sprinllles of rain on two days. The highest tempera- ture was 102. and the lowest was 69 de- greesJ. Higgins, NJ D.
 Lee Waverly: Hot and dry weather prevailed during the entire week, with the afternoon temperature ranging high CT than a any previous time during this season. Monroe Jones.
 Macon, Milstead: Hot and dry weather prevailed here during the entire week II. F. Bryan.
 Marengo, Demopolis The weather con- tnued fair in this section. High tenn peratures prevailed B, l.. Garber.
 Perry, Uniontown: The week was not
  1O1 degrees on August 31.-J. M. Richeson. Russell, Scale: Hot and dry weather prevailed with an abundance of sun shine. Rain is much needed.-John h. Bush.
 Shelby. Harpersvile: The week was dry. with hot days and pleasant nights. Rain is much needed in this section.-R. B. Posey.
 Sumter, Ramsey: Hot and dry weather i1.ad oait ie needed We had a light rain on August 24, which was the first in eight weeks. except a very shower on the 1Sth.T T. l.. Jenkns.
 Talladega, Lincoln: Dry weather pre- vailed. except a shower of 0.0S inch on August % The nights were comparative Iy cool during the first of the week, put the days were hot during the latter part R. W. Tuck
 Tuscaloosa. Fosters: The weather coll tlnues dry and hot throughout this sec ton Rain is much needed.-L- E. Hill.
 Southern District.
 Baldwin, Magnolia Springs: Sultry weather prevailed. Some local showers were received. Tn highest temperature was 97 dgrees.-H. P. Kruger.
 Barbour, Batesvile: Hot and dry weather prevailed. Rain would be very benehcial.--George Boyer
 Butler. Mckenzie: Hot and dry weather prevailed during the entire week Ram is much needed in this section.-J. |' Mcclure.
 Clarke, Whatley: This was the hottest week of the season. Dry weather pre- vailed. except for some light and vide lv scattered showers.-J. A. Hill
 Coffae. Pink: Hot and dry weather pre- vailed. except that some local showers were received on Tuesday and Friday J. T. Dean.
 Escamba. Brewton: Hot and dry weather prevailed throughout this section except for a thunder shower on Friday. D. C. Williams.
 Mobile, Mobile: Fair weuather prevailed during the fore part of the week put t,e latter was showery, the total weekly rainfall being 30 inches. The afternoon temperatures were high during the great CT part of the weak.-Weather Bureau;
 Washington, Fruitdale: Fair weather prevailed The days were hot and oppres- siye but the nights were generally pieas- ant.-G NJ. Billhimer.
 Wilcox. Alberta: The weather was hot and dry during the entire week. A good rain is much needed in this seetion-N. 1. Doak. .,,r,t,r,
 Section Director Montgomery, Ala.