The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-03
Middle District.

Bibb Brierfield Light showers occurred during the early part of the week; the latter part was fair. About 49 per cent of the average sunshine was received.- Frank Fitch.
 Chambers, Boyd's Tank: A good rain was received on the 24th; the remainder of the week was fair, and rather cool
 for the season. About 45 per cent of the average sunshine was received.-M. R. Boyd.
 Choctaw, Pushmataha: The week was a dry one. The sunshine was ample. The days were warm, but the nights were cool for the season.-E. A. Carr. Clay, Ashland: Warm and showery weather prevailed during the early part of the week, the latter part was cloudy and cool.-James L. Carwile. Fillmore, Wetumpka: Fair weather pre- vailed, though a rain of 0.40 inch oc. cured on the 18th. The sunshine was ample Some of the nights were rather cool for the season.-J. Galloway.
 Greene, Boligee: Fair weather pre- vailed, and the sunshine was ample. The highest temperature was 93 degrees, and the lowest 50 degrees-Guy P. Brugh.
 Hale. Greensboro The mean tempera- ture was IT degrees; the highest was S9 degrees, and the lowest 65 degrees. A shower occurred on the 24th; otherwise the week was a dry one.-W. D. w. Yerby.
 Lee Opelika: The mean temperature was 73 degrees; the highest was SS de- grees, and the lowest 60 degrees. Rain occurred on the first two days, the total rainfall being 101 inches.-A. H. Read, Jr. Lowndes Calhoun: The nights were , rather cool for the season and the days were pleasant. Good rains occurred in nearby localities, but very little fell here. A. M. Troyer.
  Montgomery, Montgomery: The mean temperature, 75 degrees, was degrees below the normal; the highest tempera- ture was S9 degrees, and the lowest 62 degrees. Rain fell on one day, the rain fall being 0.55 inch. There was an abund- ance of bright sunshine.-Weather Bu- reau.
 Pickens, Carrollton: Fair weather pre- vailed. The nights were rather cool for the season.-W. L. Stuckey. Russell, Scale: Several light showers occurred during the early part of the week; the latter part was cool and cloudy.-John E. Bush. Shelby, Harpersville: A little rain fell during the early part of the week; tho latter part was fair. The days were leasant, and the nights were rather cool for the season.-R. B. Posey. Sumter, Ramsey: Fair weather pre- vailed The first few days were warm, but the last four nights were cool.-T. l.. Jenkins.
 Talladega, Lincoln Several good show CTS were received. The first part of the week was warm, but the last part was rather cool.-R. w. Tuck. Tallapoosa, Dadeville: The first part of the week was warm and showery; the latter part was dry, and the nights were rather cool-W. B. Fulton, D. D. S., M. D.
 Southern District, Baldwin, Magnolia Springs: Fairly good showers were received. The days were warm, but the nights were very pleasant About the average sunshine was receiv- ed.-H. P. Krueger.
 Barbour, Eufaula The mean tempera- ture was 73 degrees; the highest was S5 degrees; and the lowest 61 degrees. Rain fell on three days, the total rainfall be- ing 1.2S inches.--Dr. J. B. Whitlock. Butler, Mckenzie: Fair and moderately cool weather prevailed, though a light shower was received on the 25th.-J. C. Mcclure.
 Coffee Elba: Fair weather prevailed The sunshine was ample The nights were rather cool for the season.-W. s. Mullins.
 Conecuh, Bermuda: A good rain fell
 here on the 24th; otherwise the weather was fair. Some of the days were moder- ately warm, but the nights were very pleasant. The sunshine was abundant M J. Morris. Covington, Opp: Cloudy weather pre- vailed. No rain was received. The night temperatures were moderately low for the season.-J. w. Powell. Dale, Ozark: The highest temperature was 92 degrees, and the lowest was 62 degrees Rain fell on the first two days the total rainfall being 0.S4 inch.-Lucy Sellers.
 Geneva: Hartford: Clear weather pre- vailed, though the last few days were cloudy. Some of the nights were rather cool-J. B. Doughty. Mobile Mobile: The mean temperature, 80 degrees, was very nearly normal; the highest temperature was 92 degrees, and the lowest 6S degrees. A sprinkle of rain occurred on the 24th and there was a fairly good shower on the 27th. About " per cent of the average sunshine was re- ceived-W Weather Bureau. Pike, Troy: Fair weather prevailed though light rains occurred during the early part of the week. The highest tenn perature was S6 degrees, and the lowest 61 degrees About 75 per cent. of the av- craze sunshine was received-C. s. Tut wler.
 Washington, Fairford: Fair weather pre- vailed throughout this section. Rain IS eeded-Max Schwarzauer. F. P. CHAFFEE, Section Director, Montgomery, Ala.