Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-22
ALABAMA

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ernor w. w. Brandon's charge that
serious financial conditions of state
are due to kilbys administration.
Observation-Disclosures yeggg
wreck office building of Forest Hill
cemetery with dynamite. FrignJen-
ed away, robbers leave several hun
dred dollars scattered over grounds
from two wrecked safes.
DECATUR.-Cham of Com
merce is fostering movement looking
to organization of $4,000 overall
factory.
HALEYVILLE.-Thi3 place is en-
joying greatest building boom in its
history. Hotel, business blocks and
many residences are being built.
GRAND BAY. - Several cars of
fine pears are shipped from here,
bringing good prices.
BAYOU LA aterworks
system with %, 0O0-gallon steel tank
is being built here to supply big
sea food canning plants and for gen
eral use.
ANDALUSIA. - Secretary 7. G.
Scherf, of Covington County fair is
mailing out thirty six-page premium
list. Fair will be held from Octo'
Der 90 to November 3.
GROVE HILL.-Bert Williamson
is drowned in Tombigbee river, near
Demopolis.
GUIN.-Remains Of c. 3. Pearce,
who dies at Albuquerque, n. NJ, ar
rive here accompanied by his father,
D. Pearce.
UNION SPRINGS.-Mrs. 7. E.
Crook, proprietor of Commercial
hotel. is seriously injured when auto
coIlides with truck and turns over
BOLIGEE.-Junior High school is
installed in connection with public
school, and school opens with eighty
students enrolled.
PELL CITY.-Work VIII soon
commence on Bankhead highway
from Pell City to jefferson county
line.
TUSCALOOSA. - Sixth district
Pythian convention held here, elects
John Hancock, of Fayette, presl
dent.
PIEDMONT.-M Julian Casey is
indicted on charge Of numbering her
husband and jailed at Admission.
FORT PAYNE-A. F. Smith, OF
Admission, is elected superintendent
of Southern Refractories company.
ANNISTON.-William s. Wyche
sixty-three, falls dead at home here
LTNEVILLE.-Senator J. Tom
Hefin addresses large crowd al
State Secondary Agricultural school
ARARAT.-Dipping vat near here
is dynamited. No clue.
GREENVILLE. - J. Pinkerton
charged with first degree arson and
held in Jail without bond, seeks ha
beas corpus.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. w. r. Snow
gets eight bales Of cotton from six
acres and expects to get fifteen bales
from another tract Of ten acres.
HALEYVILLE.-A. II. Taylor. oil
Ashridge, who taught school near
here. takes his own life by shooting
with revolver.
paille, who died in Birmingham, is
held here,
LINEVILLE.-J. C. Gaines Is
erecting brick store which will be
occupied by Clay Hardware com
pany.
SYLACAUGA.-All buildings OF
Talladega County Fair association
are being oVerhauled.
HALEYVILLE.-W. r. Williams
former sheriff of Winston county
and his family narrowly escape
death from ptomaine poisoning.
-Mobilians are jubilan
over passage Of bill in state lesisla
ture authorizing expenditure of So,
400 900 for improvement of port dur
ing next four years.
FORT DEPOs1T.-Cotton yield ii
Lowndes county is extremely short.
DECATUR.-W many men
employed on Wilson dam near
Florence, and with cotton crop
being marketed business continues
to improve throughout Tennessee
valley.
BAY MINETTE.-Thir cars o
sweet potatoes, grown and shipped
by Baldwin county farmers net to
growers $50, 900.
ALABAMA CITY. Charles
Johns, So, dies in hospital at Tusca'
loosa.
AsHv1LLE.-st. Clair county
grand jury adjourrs after finding
45 true bills.
OPELIKA.-Over 80 boys and
girls from Opelika leave to attend
various colleges.
LEEDS.-Water works system
costing 100000 is planned ard
many new business blocks and resi-
dences are being built.
ANDALUsIA.-Covington county
farmers adopt slogan, 1T is time
to milk" Many are turning to
dairy farming.
Observation-Disclosures rec
ord is broken at state university by
enrolment of 1880 students. Over
1000 are expected.
AUBURN.-Over 1900 college
students storm Langdon Hall in OBJ
servance of annual college mite"
GOODWATER.-First bale OF
cotton of 1928 crop is raised by
John H. Buzbee and brings SO cents.
HARTFORD.-Pub school open
here with speeches by Prof. B. H.
Scott. principal. and others.
RINERWOOD.-Oscar s.. Siudi
sent, fireman, is not expected to live
and Lem Saucier, engineer, is seri-
ousIy injured, when locomotive on
f. F.. Jackson Lumber company
railroad turns over with them.
MONTGOMERY.-Officisl report
just out shows during month of Au-
gust Alabama convicts employed in
coal mines made S5,723,52 extra
money.
COFFEE SPRINGS.-R. 2. Will
liams is appointed cooperative