Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-18

RICHBURG. Governor w. w
Brandon and several other state of
ficiaIs attend barbecue here given
! by Cliff Boyd.
F'AYETTE.-Fay County Fair
association is preparing for it's larg-
est exhibits of live stock and farm
| products.
HUNTSVIL.LE-Mrs w. w. Fox
of Clanton, is seriously injured in
auto wreck near here, making it
necessary to amputate one leg.
acknowledgement Connell is
elected president of Pike County
farm bureau.
TENILLE.-W. T. Jackson. IS,
! dies after operation at Troy.
| ATHENS.-I. n. Hacker, IS, dies
at home near here after long illness.
? BIRMINGHAM w. d. Car
michael, 81. prominent dentist, dies
While on fishing trip to Camp Oliver
MOUNT vRRNON.-Unidentified
negro saves Mrs. John Mack, in
valid. from death when her home
is destroyed by fire.
neutrality-suspicious. print
ers are fighting bill in state. legisla-
ture to establish state printing plant
at Kilby prison.
DORA.-Miss Pearl Palmer and
! Bascomb Odom motor from Yerwood
and are quietly married.
. DORA.-In turning off electric
light during thunder storm Mr..
Aaron is seriously shocked.
| OPP.-D. NJ. Huestess, 70, dies at
| home here.
! AKRON.-Herbert Henry is seri-
ously injured when truck loaded
with lumber which he is driving
HAZEL GREEN.--A. c. Clark, IS,
well -known farmer. dies at his home,
DISQUALIFICATION Power
company is building lines to 'rural
sections Already several farmers
have electric lights.
GREENVILLE.-Bu County
farm bureau adds 100 new names
! to its membership roll.
| JONESBORO. ! Handsome new
Baptist church here is dedicated.
TROY.-Dr. E. NJ. shackelf r.,
i president of State Normal school. is
host at watermelon cutting to 500
students Of school.
AYETTE.-Farmer here re-
double efforts in spraying to Kill
boil weevil and caterpillars.
BESSEMER.-Dr. r. w. Wal
drop buys Elizabeth Duncan Memo
rial hospital from United Charities
and Hospital Board,
observation-disclosures Chris
tan Temperance Union here opposes
Senator Oscar w, Underwood as
Democratic nominee.
MoBILE.-Lee Avery, SO. dies OF
injuries received in wreck of truck
on hay ride party.
wEDOWEE.-several saw mills
here are operating on full time,
ROANoKE.-New iitney line is
established between here and Bow
den, Ga.
NEW HoPE.-Prof. Judson L,
Moore, of Bethlehem, Ca, opens
singing school.
: CITROLENNE. - Farmers and
stock raisers here want law against
hogs$running at large. [
OPELIKA.-Auburn district votes
three-min school tax.
DORA.-Olin Goodwin, mine own
err and operator, is building fine res
idence.
FAIRFIELD.-On OF President
Warren G. Harding's last acts was
to awar6 streamer to Troop 66,-Boy
Scouts, of Fairfield.
GREENSBORO. r. Moore. vo
cational student, is arrested charged
with accidental shooting of Laura
Morris, negro woman, who died from
effect of wound. I
BREWTON.-Dr j. M. Shofner is
president and faculty is elected for
Downing Industrial institute, which
commences session September 4.
vINEvILLE. = While dying,
Frank Whitlocl, so, asks prayers
for President Warren G, Harding,
I then dead.
CARBON HILL.-In order to re-
lieve- congested conditions in schools
grades will be divided into sections,
some attending classes in forenoon
and others during afternoon.
PARRISH.-Sea and desks are
ordered for new high school and
building will be ready for occupancy
at. opening time.
FALLS lCITY.-Dr. D. B. Stewart
plants over 500 peach trees and says
! he intends planting many more.
GOODwATER. = Three negroes
are arrested and jailed in connection
with robbery of j. C. Keily's home
of 5000.
sYLACAUGA.-Crops here are
| fine, and merchants expect big bust
ness this fall.
MOBILE-One baby is killed and
| ten men and ten women are injured
when truck on which they are rid
ing crashes into cow along road.
SELMA.-Frank P, Glass, former
editor Birmingham News, sells tract
of timber in Wilcox and Dallas
counties for $4,000. .t 4
ANDALUSIA.-O 500 farmers
hear Edward A. O'NeaL president of
state farm bureau.
CARROLLTON.-Seyeral hundred
I attend Pickens county farm picnic,
despite rain.
GADSDEN.-S +. Tom Hef-
lin speaks to large crowd under aus
pices of Alabama farm bureau.
MILLPORT-Farm here are
fighting both boil weevil and army
| worm.
EUFAULA Emmett Lamar, IS,
prominent farmer, is dead.
ATHENS. - Brown Branford.
Limestone county farmer, is fined
$40 for having fur-bearing animals
L., hin rnSSnSSinn ont of Season