The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-12
What tjhs State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

Perhaps There was. Talladega Reporter
 Alabama got lots of free advertis- Ing from the large papers of the coun- sratulations. just as if it were some- thing to be thankful for
 wm Not Re auiet. Greene County Democrat,
 The Anti-Amendment voters had an election on November 2sth and won; but If any one thinks politics" will be quiet for the next twelve months, ~e believe that fellow has another, thing coming to him.
 Had Wrong Name. coosa Argus.
 The town of BoozeviIle, Ga. recent ly wiped off the map by cyclone, is to be rebuilt. Perhaps the elements down Georgia way would be kinder to hs hs reSnsPps @anisiPty t in win fhe be something like Watertown or Butter milkburg.
 Extending the Branch. Scottsboro Citizen.
 The Montgomery Advertiser, Mobile Register and Birmingham Age Herald, the three papers that did so much fc conservative editorials advocating the elimfnation of all animositfes engender- ed in the recent campaign. The amend CTS are willing to accept the olive branch of peace.
 Alfalfa In Perry.
 Uniontown Herald.
 The lands around Uniontown have been demonstrated as the best alfalfa lands in the State and they are attract ing attention all over the Union. Un- iontown offers opportunities to settlers far better than any town in the State Just recently several real estate deals have been made. one of which was b, Northern interests. They have now begun work in dead earnest and pre- parations are rapidly nearing comple farms farm '9n in the the State. % MT cssntweii. tn owner of the place. moved his famill here from Iowa last week and intends to make this his permanent home. N, stranger ever visits Uniontown an leaves dissatisfied.
 still Nagging. Russell Register.
 The liquor forces have temporarflj the advantage of prohibition, but theJ need not think that prohibition Is con quered and that there Is no fight lef in them. The forces of prohibition will never rest until the State of Ala, bama is for prohibition. They will fight on for what they believe to be right and for the cause they love Clayton Record Alabama already has state in the Union. and if those who are in favor of prohibition will join forces and help enforce the laws Instead of nagging at the other side, we shall get along a great deal better. Naggin3 does a great deal of harm and no good.
 Picturesque Tuscaloosa. Centreville Press.
 The editor of The Press made a business trip to Tuscaloosa last week and we wtNe amazed at the growth Of this old t.ucational town, which for years past has been noted as seat of learning and her refined people. While she has retained all of these good qualities she has awakened and forged to the front as manufacturing and business center, and draws trade from all sections of West Alabama. On nearly every street of the city new and handsome homes are in the course of construction, and one that lived there few years ago would hardly recognize the residence portion of the old town. The business section is all so improving, and one seven-story of flee building in the course of con. struction, snd several business houses that are creditable. Every person that has ever attended school in Tuscaloosa or lived there watches this growth with pride and pleasure.