The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-20
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Scottsboro Progressive Age: Thousands of men are being put back to work in the Birmingham district.
 Talladega Mountain Home: The vet erans have changed it from Bad Br- mingham" to Bully Birmingham"
 Montgomery Advertiser: Three thousand men went to work in Birmingham Mon day. Three cheers for Birmingham Augusta Herald: No, Pauline, a citizen of Birmingham is not necessarily a knocker because he is a Birmingham mer.
 Gadseden Times-News: The populists are to meet in Birmingham in July, but 1t is not believed that they will crowd the city quite as much as did the vets.
 Anniston Star: And still Birmingham s ball team manifests no determination to climb out of that hole at the bottom of the Southern League percentage column.
 Columbus Ledger: And still another
  nounced. This prohibition business sure ly must be killing that town with kind ness.
 Huntsville Mercury: Birmingham takes a high rank as city of hospitality, but we note it's ball team has a cnch on remaining the tail-enders in the race for the pennant.
 | Anniston Star: Birmingham woman, Mrs Piano, who is figuring in the courts of that city, ought to furnish tuneful subject for the punsters and paragraph CTS of the Magic City.
 1 Chattanooga Times: Looks as though Birmingham was always in the throes of a municipal campaign. One thing is accomplished by this continuous election performance-it keeps the law and order league at it's ''knitting.'
 | Walker County News: well trained African blind tiger in Birmingham sold white man pure water for whisky. Considerate indeed for the moral welfare of the man who thirsts, but the befooled fellow may suffer from aquamania. | Talladega Mountain Home: Monday was a bright day for the Birmingham district marking the resumption of operations at the Ensley steel plant It put over 7OoC men to work and when the full capacity is reached over 13,OOO will be employed
 Gadsden Journal: The Birmingham Railway Light and Power company has just done the handsome thing by distrlb- uting 5000 among the motormen ano conductors who rendered such admirable service during the days of the reunloh | The crowds attending the big gathering made it necessary for these men to work overtime, often without rest or food, anc the company has shown its appreciation of the fidelity of the employees whicf | alone made it possible to care for the immense patronage during reunion days In doing this the company has displayed the best of business Judgment. It Is no so much the money as the recognition that will bring further responses when ever the company finds 1t necessary to cal for extra service
 Board of Trade will erect a permanen home for the use of the organization an' seek at the same time to secure from thu money invested a satisfactory return. seven-story structure will be erected ol 1 the old Chaifoux corner at First avenu and Nineteenth street. The ground ha been purchased for s1l0,000 and nearly al of the money for carrying out the pla
 has been subscribed. This shows tha
 things in the Magic City are not muc
 the worse for the recent panic and tha
 there is plenty of faith and enthusiasm
 among the people yet to do big things
 Gadsden could well draw lession fror the spirit displayed by her aggressiv