The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-17

Cleburne. Edwardsville: The weather nas been cool and dry. with . strong north wina most of the time; the temperatufs . ..s " the freezing point on the 18th sno isn Colbert. Riverton; A light shower fell on the 18th; the other days of the weeH "e clear and cold. with some iros
 Cullman, culiman: The week opened cold local showers occurred on the ivtn; sfon' formed in the valleys on the eth.--C. D. DeKsib. coIiinsviiie, Cold and windy weather prevailed all the week; three ,rV,.s .hs 13th.-H. P. Newman
 Franklin Phi Campbell: The weather has sssn ,Sa Tss est nSsn ans ~ Jefferson, Birmingham: Fair ana cooi weather prevailed, and a heavy frost Swith cured on the Iith.--weather Bureau.
 Morgan, Decatur: Light rain fell on the 9th and 18th: strong north wind nas blown All week: A killing frost (with Q minimum temperature of 2e degrees) occurred on the morning of the 14th.-E A. carriser.
 St. Clair. Ashviiie; High wina prevailed pha has been cold and unpleasant.-Geo K. Ca ther.
 cold and strong north wind has prevailed; twice during the week light sprinkles of rain and some sieet feli.--J. W. Ferguson
 Middle District.
 Bibb. Brierfield: No rain fell during the week, except for few moments during the early morning of the 12th; strong north erly wind prevailed; the week closed eoiu' Lee, waveriy: The weather has been very windy and cold: there was no rain sneep,ss the wind too strong for frost to form' Monroe Jones.
 Choctaw, Yantley: The weather has been fair and unsea sonahiy cold; a light shower fell on the night of the 11th-12th; high prnrth winds have prevaiied.-J., A. David ~.ay. Ashland. There was one light show CT of rain; the remainder of the week wa, fair; cold weather. with strong northwest Coosa, Goodwater: The weather has been usually cold; high northerly winds have prevailed.--Mrs. Florence c peignan
 Greene. Union: The latter part of the week was cold. with frost-w. L. Story
 Montgomery. Montgomery: The weather was fair. except on the night of of the % lntn- ature was very much below normal; the minimum temperature on the morning ot the 18th was s6 degrees and light frost Perry. Uniontown: The week was cool. dry and very windy.-Prof. J. M Rcheson. cool. with strong northwest wind.-H D, Landers.
 Russell, Scale: The weather has been tSs fHsi 1lth s9oa i M A Augusta BickeT- staff.
 been coiu. ury anu Wihuy' "ith oonio aiost' R. B. Posey.
 Sumter. Kamsey: The entire week has been clear and cool with brisk northwest winds.-T. L. Jenkins.
 Southern District,
 Butler, Mckenzie; The weather has been cool and partly cloudy.-J. c. Mcclure
 Clarke: Thomasville: The week has bean fair and cool, with drying northwest wind: {: frost formed on the 18th and 14th-J. G. Forster.
 Henry. Abbeville: Light rain fell on the 18th: the remainder of the week was fair in lowlands the last of the week.-Henry L. Marsh
 Houston, Lucy--A light shower fell on the 12th; the remainder of the week was fair and quite cool--A. L. Crosby.
 Mobile, Grand Bay: The week has been dry and cool: no frost formed up to the 13th.--Julus Schnadelbach. Mobile, Mobile: The weekly mean temper ature was degrees below the normal; the precipitation was very deficient. as only trace occurred; the lowest temperature re- corded was A degrees on the i4th.--Weath- Bureau,
 Monroe, Turnbull: Cool weather prevailed throughout the week; light shower fell cn tho night of the 1tth-l2th.--J. H. Mc- Creary.
 Washington. Prsstwick: A cool northwest wind has prevailed all week; a light shower fell on the carly morning of the 18th; damaging frost formed on the 14th-Chas. Young.
 Wilcox. Alberta: Light rain fell on the 11th; the entire week has been cold and
 MoNTRosE W. HAYES.
 Acting Section Director