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

and children in Floyd county, Geor-
gia.
Montgomery T. Benton,
employed in construction department
of building new railroad at Lake
wells, Fla, is held not guilty of VIC
lsting state labor agents law.
New Market.-Oil is found in 1877
foot we'll, on farm of Mrs. II. L,
Jones, near here.
Marion.-Miss Winifred Moore,
professor of modern languages, is on
extended tour of Europe.
ntsville.--Prospectus is issued
| for college here to cost over $4,000.
Shefield.--Kiwanis club is active
| in movement to construct paved
highway from Sheffield to south side
! of Wilson Dam.
Briclx.-Miss Erleen Alexander Is
awarded automobile in popularity
| contest by Sheffield merchants.
/Tuscumbia.-Weste Union Tele,
graph company will establish tele.
graph office here. to care for in
| creased business.
Observation-Disclosures and Shelf
field Chambers of Commerce will hold
| Joint Fourth Of July celebration here.
AnnistOn.-City council adopts
ordinance prohibiting crossing OF
streets between corners.
TuscaloOsa-Boy radio club is or
ganized here, with Jack Hulhart,
president; Jack Clarkson, vice presl
dent; James Snow, secretatry-treas'
urer.
AnIniston-Over 200 negro women
are holding woman's convention OF
negro Baptists church here.
Marion-Paul V. Bomar, Jr., and
Stakeley Hatchette, both of Marion
gradute from University OF Nlr'
ginia.
HuntsviIIe-F'ight on boil weevil
! as outlined by DR.. Kinds, state en-
tomolosist, is being conducted in
Madison county.
! Auburn-Over $4,000 acres of rich
counties are being drained by state
OF Alabama.
| Alexander City-Onie Shorter IS
/ sentenced to serve thirty years for
second degree murder of wife.
MobiIe-Fowler river district OF
Mobile county is asking for bids to
drain 5000 acres Of fine farm lands.
FairfieId-Fairfield city council
delivers $4,000 worth of bonds in
payment for land for city park. E
EnsIey-W. E. Turnipseed is elect.
ed president Of Ensley kiwanis club.
Bessemer-Many vacancies in
faculty Of city schools are caused by
number Of young women teachers
marrying.
Vinesville-Amos Vines, rs, well.
known citizen. dies at home here,
and leaves three daughters and one
son.
TrOy-During summer months re
ligious services are held on front
porches of Troy residences.
MentOne-Rev Clay I. Hudson of
Cullman is elected president of State
Baptist Sunday school convention.
Troy-Purity Ice company re-
ceives machinery for new plant.
Bhmingham-George w. Dash,
president of Franklin Printing Com
pany, is held by government, charged
with printing government whisky
stamps. FIJI I
Selma. w. Lee Timber Sales
company sells to Nadawah Lumber
company 100000 feet Of growing
pine for $4,000.
OnvilIe.-Woman's auxiliary
of Presbyterian church, holds Next
can fiesta for benefit of girls school
in Mexico.
Talladega.-Apartment house of
Mrs. Milton Avery, occupied by EaRl
Howell, is badly damaged by fire.
Gadsden.-One hundred candidates
are initiated into Knights of Khoras-
san here by Aladdin temple, OF Biz.
mingham
Rock Springs.-Strange man, be.
leved to be Earl Shannon: of Blue
field, Va, is found wandering along
road in delirium. He is taken to
hospital at Gadsden.
AttaIIa.-several pieces of proper
ty are sold here by order of federal
court to satisfy old sewerage debt.
Observation-Disclosures of commerce
employs Thomas B. Eaton, Houston,
Tex, to make aerial views of Gads-
den and surrounding country.
Attalla.-W. NJ. Harris, aged
T eighty-five years, dies here. He is
survived by four sons and four
daughters.
MOntgOmery.-Har Snow, man
ager Union Stockyards, and Jesse B.
Pearin, manager. from section cham
Der of commerce, will ask legislature
to appropriate 800 annually for
state fat stock show.
Sheffield.-Colbert Oil company is
organized with authorized capital
stock of $4,000.
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