Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
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cun1b;a and Sheffield is so great that
thew are now almost grown together.
AshyiIIe. late, bot cot.
ton and corn are showing consider
able improvement.
OpeIiIxa.-Lee county farm bureau
inaugurates system of soil building
with cover crops.
AnnistOn.-Mrs. Artfe Tolbert and
son, Roy Smith, are seriously cut in
an affray with Willis Johnson.
Sbeffield.-o. E. Way is elected
president Of carpenters union.
Tuscumbia.-West Union Tele-
graph company opens Office here
with Miss Iona Thompson as opera
tor.
Observation-Disclosures Gather, son
of Editor Gather, of Southern Aegis,
at Sylacauga, and Miss Jewel Parker
are married here.
Fort DepOsit.-Over 40 hogs, sheep
and beeves are served at barbecue
here.
MOntgOmery.-Col w. A. Nc
Gala, assistant state highway en-
gineer, is drawing plans for pro-
posed causeway over Mobile delta.
) Fort Deposit.-While employed on
railroad, heavy rail falls and crush
es foot of Howard Woodruff.
Opelika. of visitors
from East Alabama are entertained
with big barbecue and celebration.
Fort Deposit. D. Lamar is
elected worshipful master of Masonic
lodge mere.
AshviIIe.-AlI Sunday schools of
this place hold joint Fourth Of July
celebration at CoX's millpond.
TuscaIoosa.-Mrs. NJ. L. Drake
ford, rs, dies at home Of daughter,
Mrs. r. B. Dudger.
ga.-Congressman Lamar
letters speaks here on Sacred Du-
! ties of Citizenship"
Opelika.-Mrs. Leile Humber is
granted new trial on charge Of kill
ing husband.
OpeliI1a.-T. c. Brooks and w. H.
| Ingram and families move to Flor
| ida.
Tuscaloosa. - Tuscaloosa elects
president of city commission Sep
TENDER II. D. B. Robertson is serv-
ing ninth year, and will ask for re-
election.
| Big HiIlaby.-State and county Of
ficers destroy big still and arrest
| Charlie Munday.
LineviIIe. - Lineville now has
an uptown express office, with f.
r. Parker in charge.
Tuskegee.-J. T. Laurie, state ad,
juttant, American Legion, organ
ICES post bere.
Wadley.-Oficers destroy two
stills near here and arrest Bud
Knight.
LinevilIe.- beetle appears
here and is destroying fields of
beans.
Tuskegee.-Dr. John McBeath,
pastor of Baptist church in London,
England, addresses Woman's Mis-
sionary society.
LinevilIe.-Tvwn officials dcii, er
$4,000 bonds to Ward, Storms &
Co., Birmingham.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pensions
of $3.50 are paid to all Ala bama
Confederate veterans.
Birmingham.-Fair Harrison
president Southern railroad heads
Alabama Industrial Company. Inc,
new $4,000 Birmingham concern.
Fairfield.-City officials and own
ers of high school site are unable
to agree on terms of purchase.
Birmingham.-Fed Judge w
I. Grubb returns from New York
after holding court there two weeks
Decatur.-John A. Belzer, inspec-
tor state health department, says
health conditions in Morgan county
have improved 100 per cent in two
years.
Albany.-James A, Foreman, Nor
| gan county legislator, will offer bill
in state legislature for upkeep of
Morgan county highways.
i Montgomery.-F. w. Gist, agri-
cultural statistician, reports Ala
bama cotton crop IS per cent nor
NAL, indicating yield of $4,000 bales.
EnsIey.-Banks here show great
est saving deposits since war days.
TrOy.-Miss Lois Adams arrives
from Moultrie, Ga, and assumes her
duties as librarian of State Normal
school.
SeIma.-Tsaac Yaretzay, popular
merchant, dies of heart trouble, fol,
lowing operation.
Auburn.-Fifty-sev county farm
agents and 35 home demonstration
agents meet here in annual session.
University.-Postoffic here, with
comes second class, instead Of third
class office.
SeIma.-Wiley Stevenson, highly
respected old negro, is stricken with
paralysis and sent to hospital by
white people.
MISUNDERSTANDING lodge installs J.
Emmett Pope, wOrshipful master,
and other officers.
Talladega.-Waterwo company
installs new electric pump, with ca
pacity of one million gallons of
water per day.
Hanceville.-Owen Moore, promi-
nent farmer, is seriously injured in
auto accident.
untsvilIe.-Madison county COM
missioners appropriate $4,000 for
health work for year.
Mount PleaSant.-Dr. J. E. Bar
nard is shot dead by Ed REYNOLDS
| at Coaldwater, Tenn, where he
practiced medicine.
Montgomery. - Alabama public
service commission allows Alabama
Power company to sell $4,000 900
bonds for waterways Improvements
in Alabama.
MI. HOpe.-Several hundred peo-
Mo f,:c.,, 7 r