Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-17

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good crop here this season is most
fiattering.
Bay Minette.-This place ships its
first carload of Irish potatoes of the
season TO northern markets.
INTERCHANGEABLE pictures of
the anti-malaria drive, which is be
ing made in Alabama by state
health officers, are being, taken by
United States public health depart
ment. These pictures will be shown
all over the country.
JacksOn.-A new clubhouse is be
ing built here. There is also exton.
sive Fairgrounds for children.
Sylacauga.-The hospital here is
being enlarged to meet present de-
mands.
ty.-Congressman William
B. Bankhead delivers annual address
before graduating class here.
Crudup-School truck carrying
dozen or more children. is turned
over and Miss Vera Walker is seri-
ously injured.
Oak Park.-Talmag Baker is on
trial here for his life. charged with
numbering Charlie Cox, merchant.
Scottsboro.-Several streams near
here are being stocked with 10000
government fish.
Montgomery.-F. w. Gist, federal
agricultural statistican, says negro
death rate of south is more alarming
than negro migration to north.
Grand Bay.-Lightning strips all
wall paper off home of Harry Bar
ton without injuring family.
Anniston.-Trustees of University
school elected Colonel E. B. Fish
burne, of Columbia, Tenn, presi-
| dent.
Decatur.-Mrs. Vera Austell re-
ceives photo from her girlhood
schoolmate, Lady Curzon, of Eng
land the two having attended school
| here.
HaIeyvilIe. - Continued heavy
rains are working great hardships
on farmers here, but little planting
having been done.
Albany.-This place is planning to
spend $150,000 on street paving OF
the very best.
Peterman.-Farmers of Monroe
county plan to hold big hog sale this
fall.
Acknowledgements here are plan
ming to use pine stumps in south
Alabama for useful products.
Troy. - Frank Wilkes, charged
| ,,.;4l. linn ia
is in Jail here.
Opelika.-Jesse White, of Gadsden,
is in Jail here charged with assault
with intent to murder.
Tuscaloosa. - Chamber of COM
merce here indorses plan OF Alabama.
Power companylto develop power at
lock II on Coosa river.
Observation-Disclosures Lumber com
pany is charging plant and payroll
is increased to $4,000 per month.
MiIIry.-W. S. Knight purchases
Paterson & Eady planning mill, and
is charging plant
MontevalIo. Governor W. w.
Brandon in speech here urges sup
port of three mill school tax in COM
Gadsden-Skilled and common Ia
Dor situation here is critical, as
there is continued flow of workers
! nOrthward.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. says Ford will
establish cotton mill here to make
fabrics used in automobiles.
TalIadega.-The United overall
factory is employing rs people and
is preparing to employ 100 more.
Mort Payne.-Fort Payne Light
and Power company purchases prop
erty of Dallas (Ga) Utilities COM
pany.
Mont omery.-Five persons are ar
rested in Montgomery county
charged with illegal fishing.
Camden.-Shelton church. oldest
church in Wilcox county, is moved
! from Jenkins place to Camden
Greenville highway, five miles from
| Camden.
yette.-Senator ]. Thomas
Heflin accepts invitation to address
state legislature after July 10.
MontgOmery.-Pub service COM
mission authorizes Alabama Power
company to sell 10000 shares cumu-
lative preferred stock.
Montgomery. Alabama's ten
secondary agricultural schools will
graduate 363 boys and girls.
Montgomery. T. Quinn, state
commissioner of agriculture, calls
! upon all to assist in preserving for
estry of state.
SeIma.-J. M. Bowman, Birming-
ham, is elected president of Alabama
Travellers association; J. F. Lovin,
Albany, first vice president, at an
nual meeting here.
Uriah.-Daily carload shipments of
strawberries are being made here.
Jasper.-First National bank in
creases capital from $4,000 to $780,
900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are planning
to pay cash for all produce brought
here this season.
Jacksonville. - Quarters for sum
ner automobile tourists and inn
provement of park are under way
| here.
ScOttsbOrO.-One of biggest straw
berry crops ever grown here is be-
ing picked and shipped.
Mobile members of l.
w. w. are acquitted here on charges
of vagrancy.
Fairview.-Several hundred negro
children present pageant, "Old King
Cotton" before large white audience
Pratt City-Eight-m months old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis is
strangled to death by head catch
HAMBONE'S MEDITATlONS
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