Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-28

ty dairymen win fight for revision
of proposed milk ordinance.
Birmingham.-Jack o, Bougus
taxi driver,l is given ten years for
assaulting young country girl while
passenger in his taxi,
AtmOre.-Rev. c. J.. Crawford,
pastor Baptist church, closes sue
cessful revival meeting here.
Fairtield.-Company assures Elk
change club that express office will
be opened here in few days.
BrightOn.-Locai talent stage play,
realizing good sum for school inn
provement work.
Talladega.-Art Decatur, pitcher
for BROOKLYN National base
ball league, and Miss Mary Irion
McElderry, of this place, are mar
ried here.
SeIma.-Dallas Gin company is in
stalling new gin with capacity of
100 bales daily.
HancevilIe.-Severa fine dogs Of
this community take hydrophobia
tIlu are hllICu'
ELECTROMAGNETIC of Ala
bama and state tax commission agree
on assessments for new year.
Talladega. - Adjutant General
Hartley A. Moon and Major Luther
Waller highly praise military dem
onstrations here.
Hanceville. Hanceville school
board selects six women teachers for
town schools for coming term.
Selma. Arthur r. Pollock, city
weigher, dies suddenly at hospital
here, following operation for ap-
pendicitis
MObile.-Five are injured in severe
storm here, and lightning burns resi-
dence of E. r. Auter, manager Pos
tai Telegraph company.
MISREPRESENTATION here deplore
fact that federal government will
place all negroes in charge Of federal
hospital for negro soldiers.
Observation-Disclosures Chamber. of
Commerce is fostering movement for
white way IN downtown streets.
NauvOO.-W. o. Harvin is con
strucing large brick building here
for hotel, bank and store.
SheffieId-Headed by Fl. B. DENLY,
of Detroit, Mich, over 30 citizens OF
Detroit inspect Muscle Shoals.
Birmingham-Fred F'ite, local at
torney, is being tried here for dis
barment, it being charged he solicit,
ed business.
Montgomery. E. Cranberry
loses damage suit in supreme court
here against A. Fl. Forester, claim
ing farm bought from Forester is
covered with nut grass.
AnnistOn-B. E. Caps and Miss
Hazel Capps, of Tulsa, Okla, for
merly of Admission, are visiting rela
tiVes here.
Jasper-Mrs. N. S. Coleman,
Fletcher Hembree, DR.. J. E. Busby,
Riley Powell. Mrs. j. L. Gray and
Miss Carrie Clark are all asking to
be appointed postmaster here.
Tuscaloosa - Tuscaloosa County
Singing association is invited to
Sumter county, by singing associa
ton Of that county.
Huntsville-AAccord to reports
there is serious labor shortage in
this. county.
Fairfield -- Merchants here are
planning to give away many prizes
during next six weeks.
Bessemer-Over sixty girls will
spend several days outing at Camp
Chippewa, where they will camp out
Ensley-Dr. A. L. CASTOR is op-
Grated upon for appendicitis, and Is
much improved.
Blrmingham-Dr George r. Stu
art, pastor of First Methodist
church, his wife and son, sail for
Holy Land.
Jacksonville - Community club
holds interesting meeting and plan
much Of interest for future.
MOntgOmery-Fight over chickens
lands j, j. Morgan in Jail, charged
with attempting to kill his neighbor,
IN. B. Hopson.
Decatur. 7. Quinn, state com
missioner fish and game, discusses
game and fish consideration with
local sportsmen.
Opelil1a-J. G. Span is elected high
priest of Masonic lodge here.
acknowledgements Cole is or
ganizing band among Boy Scouts.
UniOntOWn. - Contractors here
throw up job of completing new
school building, and trustees will
complete work.
TuscaIOosa.-This city will be made
concentration point in marketing
system of Alabama Farm Bureau
Cotton association.
Jasper.-Miss Ida Mccain, of Biz
mlnghanl, while nursing Mrs. d. H.
Camak, dies suddenly.
AnnistOn.-Wesley Green is ar
rested, charged with deserving wife
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