The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-30


 Middle District.
 Blob. Brierfield: Some light showers were received, but more rain is needed. The days were warm. but the nights were pleas ant. Somewhat less than the average sun shine was received.--Frank Fitch.
 Chambers. Boyd's Tank: Dry weather pre- vailed but the sunshine was deficient. Mod crate temperatures obtained.-M. R. Boyd. Chiffon, cianton; The mean temperature was 7s degrees; the highest was s9 degrees. and the lowest e1 degrees Dry weather prevailed. the total rainfall being but o.H inch. Wallace C. Edler
 Choctaw, Pushmataha; Good rains occur. red during the early part Of the n,n week; the the ample Some of the days were quite warm for the season. but the nights were pleas Clay Ashland: Partly cloudy to cloudy weather prevailed. though no rain of note was received.-Jarnes l.. Carwile: .,..,.. coosa Holiins Dry ,s snS so parr nsr oent of the average sunshine was received.-ira Bailey. .,, days were quite warm for the season, but the nights were all pieasant.--D. c. Wen Hale. Grsensboro The mean temperature was 75 degrees; the highest was s6 degrees, and the lowest 60 degrees. Dry weather prevailed, the total rainfall being but o'lf Lee, Auburn: Dry weather prevailed. but the sunshine was somewhat deficient The highest temperature was se eaaracr aessSss anp Marengo, Demopoiis: Clear weather pre- vailed. The days were moderatey warm @ but the nights were pieasant.-B L. oar Montgomery, Montgomery: The mean temperature 78 degrees. was two degrees above the normal: the highest temperature was se degrees, and the lowest eS degrees. i. Light showers occurred on three csys' @ n .ne total rainfall being but Q.2l incn. The sun shina yvas aupie weather Bureau.
 Pickens carroIiton; Fair weather pre- vailed. though light showers were reee"' Russell Scale: Partly cloudy to ciouay weather prevailed with few scattered showers.-John F. Bush. o..h.r nr.. vailed, with warm days. and rather cooi niehts.-R B. Posey. u..v.,I- ed thouen a few light showers occurred during the early part of the week: The me days were warm but. the nights were all pieasanam ai,anoosS padeviIie with the exception of a light shower during the cary days Psr' con. the week was a dry one Ine ,Ss osSs n,Sbta tinued moderately TarF; V Fulton. n0 ~
 southern District
 Baldwin. Magnolia Springs Ciouuy weather prevailed. and two a.s rssns tsmners. ceiyed during the week. Moderate tcihpe'@ tures obtained.-H. P Krueger: Barbour. Eufaula: The mean tempeIn.ure s9 Ssrsns F deFpsss a%s:t the hsTs degrees Dry prevailed. though good rains occuT,eS occur S,.,, 0s the last two days. the total raintaH Deihs n es inch'-Dr J. B. Whitlock.
 Butler. Mckenzie: Dry weather ,. preVsneu. es. than the average sunshine was receNeo'- ' Clarke. Thomasville: The mean tempera. ture was "A degrees; the highest was ,s Ss degrees. and the lowest Ss degress, g, srIr Far weather prevailed, the total raintah Deihs A fnrh II q, FOrBteT.
 coyington. opp: with the exception ot Irht shower on the first day, fair weatner prevailed during the entire "eeH.-'. W. Crenshaw. IaPine: Fair weather prevail ad throughout this section.-B s. warner
 ceneya Seilersville: Fair weather prevail- ed throughout this section tnoasn '1sce Mce Alley. ..-. s.,.u .,,,,r..d d,r. ing inc first two days; otherwise the weatn. CT was fair. The days were yarn. u put The sunshine was somewhat deueieht'- Mobile, Mobile: The mean temperature, 7s degrees. was three aesrees aOone 'e es degrees. and the lowest 70 degrees Dry weather prevailed, the total rainfall oeing but Q. 10 inch. About 43 per cent or the average sunshine was received'-Weatner P,ke. Troy: with the exception of good rain on the first day. fair weather prevail ed The highest temperature was s4 de- Rrees. and the lowest e6 degrees me sunshine was slightly deficient'-C. D. Tut Washington. Fruitdale: Dry weather pre- vaiIed with warm and cloudy days. ana inc nights rather cool for the season.--o M' D'''" F. CHAFFEE. Sec. Dir.
 Montgomery, Alabama