Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21

$4,000 building fund, and adopt slo.
gan, "No Debts"
Talladega.-Winter and Ida
academy districts vote three mill
school tax.
CIantOn.-Negro prisoner, hand
cuffed, jumps through window Of
moving train near here and escapes.
MuIberry.-New dipping vat here
is destroyed by dynamite. There is
no clue.
Fort Deposit. to industrial
developments there more residences
are needed here.
Parrish is visited by
robbers, who steal only suits OF
clothes from parcel post packages.
Jasper. = Ten new schoolhouses
county.
Fairfield.-Board Of education is
negotiating for site for handsome
high school.
CreoIa.-Mrs. Lula g. Powers,
former postmistress here, is arrest
ed by federal agents, charged with
making false reports.
Reform. - Reform votes $4,000
bonds to complete school building,
and $4,000 bonds for street improve
ments.
Mount Meigs. - Negroes are rails
ing money to build rescue home for
girls here.
"Reminiscences and others are
buying many portable saw mills, and
much lumber is being cut
Birmingham. - Stock company of
ize Octavius Roy Cohen's negro
stories.
Montgomery Alabama Power
company will spend 100000 900 on
building hydro-electric dam, on Tai
lapoosa river, near Tallassee.
Heffin.-Judge A. P. Agee post
pones term of circuit court to give
farmers opportunity to work crops
Jasper.-Jasper is in midst of big:
gest building boom ever known.
Many buildings are being 'erected
Sheffield Ruth, two-year.ol child
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald,
falls from second story window on
pile of BRICK but will recover.
Alexander City.-Thousands of
people witness unwilling of Con-
federate monument, erected by Sid
ney Lanier chapter, United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy.
Fruithurst.-J. H. Hicks, os At
lanta, Ga, buys tract of land near
here, and will start poultry farm.
EnsIey.-James A. Farrell, presi-
dent OF steel corporation, visits steel
plants in Ensley.
Atmore.-J. M. Northrop, former
cashier First National bank, charged
with $4,000 shortage and passing
bad check for $4,000 demands jury
trial.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. primary sys-
tenn is being advocated for Alabama.
Montgomery. John S. Kerna-
chan, of Florence, is elected presi-
dent Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton
association.
stock show will be held here during
October.
MoultOn.-SeVerai recent fires, de-
stroying school houses, are being in.
vestigated. Arrests are expected.
Montgomery. = Representative J.
Lee Long, of Butler county, is fight
ing proposed mileage tax.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
and others who are graduates of
schools and do not use drugs, are
given certificates of practice in All
ALBANIA.
TuscaI0Osa.-Mrs. Mary Harris
Armor, well-known w. G. T. u. ora
tor, addresses summer school at uni
Versity.
Bridgeport Work commences on
building new Methodist church
which will be handsomest church
here.
AnnistOn.-Mrs. David Cole, aged
siXty-two, still operates old fas hion ed
spinning wheel, and is said to be
only person in Calhoun county own
ing one.
GOatrOck.-Sherif Moon and depu.
! ties, from OpeBka, destroy 500-gal.
Ion capacity still near here. No ar
rests are made.
FLORIDA
Dade City.-Dade City and Pasco
county amicably settle sharing of
expense of running state highway
through city. County pays for fiji
teen feet OF paving while property
owners on road in city pay for cost
OF extra width 10 make road uniform
with other city streets.
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