Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-17

| HARTSELLE.-Ha first
white way is completed and placed
into service.
PHOENIX CITY.-"Liquor is
worse than moccasins or rattle
snakes" declared Judge Sam L.
Brewer in charge to Lee county
grand jury.
TUSCALOOSA. - County aims
house is sold to Bryce Insane hos
pital for $4,000. County will build
another almshouse,
HALEYVILLE. Many passen
gers are slightly injured when
Northern Alabama railroad passen-
ger train crashes into freight
train.
SYLACAUGA. - Exchange club
is arranging for opening of curb
market in cooperation with several
farmers.
GEORGIANA.-Mrs. Mary Eliz-
abeth Wadford dies at home of
son, Frank w. Wadford, near here.
BIG HILLEBEE. - Andrew J.
Mitchum, well-known farmer, dies
at home near here.
observation-disclosures and Rotary
clubs give barbecue to Walker
county farmers and urge them to
adopt plan Of diversified farming rs
is used in Turner county, Georgia,
SELMA-Hugh Howard, negro
confined in city Jail, is suffering
from unusual and recently discover.
ed disease known as "braices.'
This disease is similar to measles.
MONTGOMERY. - Thomas II.
Hartley, well-known business man,
is mysteriously shot in one leg
while attending football game here.
GILBERTOWN. = Seven citizens
of this &C Inty, under grand jury
indictment charged with killing and
burning William D. Conner, will be
tried early in January.
GOODWATER.-Fire Of unknown
origin destroys home of A. J. Flu
trail, near here.
MONTGOMERY. - Senator T..
Tom Heflin delivers Armistice day
speech here.
JASPER.-Throug generosity Of
l.. B. Musgrove rural schools of
Walker county receive 20 libraries.
Observation-Disclosures County
Medical society holds interesting
meeting. DR.. Marvin Washam
speaks.
UNIVERSITY. - Hundreds of
alumni from various sections at
tend homecoming day at state uni,
Versity.
MONTGOMERY. - State game
and fish department collects $14,-
914,25 for hunting licenses in o.
tOher.
HARTSELLE.-E. A. Neal, presi,
dent State Farm bureau, and j. C.
Ford, county agent, address meet
ing of Morgan County Farm bureau.
LACHAPOKA. - Miss Whorton,
county demonstration, organizes
girls club which will lenter state
clothing contest.
MONTGOMERY. - General H. c.
Dawson, commander of Alabama
Confederate veterans, dies.
MILLPORT.-Lee Sims, night
Waterman for Miller Lumber com
pany, is shot and badly wounded by
unknown person.
MELBORNE.-A.S S. Wilson, post
master and prominent merchant, is
seriously injured as result of Brint
Scott striking him on head with
piece of lumber.
MOFFAT.-Lee HILL miner, is
killed and nine miners are seriously
injured in explosion.
MERIDIANVILLE. - Claud M.
Harwell is named game warden for
Madison county.
TUSCALOOSA of unknown
origin completely destroys store of
J. w. AuXford, eleven miles from
here.
HUNTSVILLE. - Congressman
William B. Bankhead is principal
speaker at Armistice celebration
here.
DEMOPOLIS.-Cattle men of this
county organize Live Stock Coop
erative association.
MILLPORT-Post of Boy Scouts
is organized here with Rev. j. A.
Gam as scOutmaster.
UNION SPRINGS. - Union
Springs Exchange club adopts strong
resolutions Endorsing good state
highways.
UNIONTOWN.-T Hudson,
eighty-two, last member of Cane
brake Rifles, noted Confederate com
pany, dies at home here.
TUSKEGEE.-Dr. w. M. Cox, Of
Montgomery, conducts fourth quar-
terly conference of Methodist church
here.
HEFLIN.-While playing before
open CRATE, two-year-old girl of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G.. Hale is fatally
burned.
VINEGAR BEND.-Shortag of
teachers in this section delays open
ing of public school here.
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