Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-30
ALABAMA

ALABAMA
Birmingham. - Estimates show
Alabama cement mills will produce
over 100000 barrels during year.
SeIma.-DS1las Anselica Colantha
Pontiac, Holstein cow, owned by p.
s. Hahn, is prize butterfat cow of
Alabama In sos days she produced
13,415.2 potA1ds milk and 447.S0
pounds butter.
EnsIey.-Scott Lumber company
buys 500-foot frontage on l.. G. N.
railroad for big office building site.
FairfieM.-Seymour Hall, chair
man refreshment committee of
Fourth of July celebration, pur-
chases 900 watermelons, $4,000 bot
ties cold drinks, and 5000 ice cream
cones to give away.
! Gadsden.-United Daughters of
| Confederacy will ask state legisla-
ture to increase pensions of all Con
! federate soldiers of Alabama to $40
per month.
OlinsvilIe.-Donald Dobbs, well
known citizen of Dekalb county, is
| found dead in woods near here.
MOntgOmery.-Re OF state
! highway commission shows that all
highways are in good condition for
summer months.
INTERCHANGEABLE convicts
will be served with cigars, ice cream
and many picnic foods July 4,
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Observation-Disclosures of Commerce
| and county demonstration agent
stage big poultry sale June %.
Eutaw.-E. P. Scott, farm demon
stration agent, advises farmers to
| catch boil weevil by hand.
Hamilton.-Marion county regis.
tration will be held July PIP. Many
women are expected to register.
ClantOn.-Three mill school tax
election carries in every precinct in
this county. Only light vote is
polled.
Auburn.-Auburn' summer school
! commences fourth week, with over
| 700 students enrolled.
Bessemer into gun trap
he set for burglar, A. G. Skies, 53.
merchant at Madison station, re-
ceives double. barrel load of buck
shot in chest, dying almost instant
ly.
Neutrality-suspicious. 5, 10, 25-cent
store and warehouse of r. 3. .Broyles
Furniture company are destroyed by
fire. Loss, $4,000, partially in
sured.
SeIma.-Rev. Reuter- Cannon, Of
Hampden-S Sidney, Va, former GRID
star, accepts pastorate of Presby'
terrain church here.
Oak GrOve.-Albert Wilson Hall,
10, is struck by lightning and in
stantly killed while standing on
porch at home.
Tuscumbia.-Cong Ed B.
Almon, of Eighth Congressional dis
trict, is spending few days at home
here.
Tuscumbia.-Tus Post of
American Legion is reorsanized.
Bessemer.- Cook, aged 80,
dies at home in Bessemer.
HuntsviEIe.-A. w. Strange, pres
ident Mountain City Hotel company,
Chattanooga, Tenn, takes longtime
lease on MCGEE hotel here.
Bessemer.-Rev. William H. Mans.
field, Methodist minister, gives
singing rebuke to bathing girls
here.
Fairfield.-Many citizens here are
aroused over Sunday baseball, say
ing it must stop.
AIbany.-Over 100 men employed
in Louisville & Nashville railroad
shops here get increase Of 2 cents
per hour.
Evergreen.-Lightin plant, with
oil burning system, is being Installed
here.
JacksOn.-kitten with two perfect
ly developed heads and one body,
appears at home of Mrs. j. w. Bed
we'll.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of commerce
is arranging for band concert, bar
becue and picnic dinner July 4.
SulIigent.-Mrs. Ada Malloy Dunn,
wife of DR.. ]. T. Dunn, dies sudden
ly after illness of several months.
Escatawapa.-Rev. w. E.. Locker,
of First Baptist church of Mobile, is
assisting Rev. II. l.. Castor in re-
Yival here.
SulIigent.-Number of children in
Sulligent and vicinity die of colitis.
Fayette.-Daughter Of Confedera-
cy give party to Judge III. NJ. Bell,
Confederate soldier, in honor of
eighty-fourth birthday.
Jackson.-Mrs. E. A. Chastaine
raises ten children, does all house
work and makes 100 patchwork
quilts. One quilt contains 5000 pieces.
MontevalIO.-Dr. John, w. Aber-
crombie delivers address in welfare
course of summer school.
Union Springs.-Rev. L. C. Bras
comb, prominent Methodist minister
of Birmingham, assists in Methodist
revival here.
Daphne.-Senator J. Tom Heflin
and B. 3. Conner, former governor,
are advertised to speak here July 4.
Opp.-This place celebrates twenty
sixth birthday on June 80. Many
prizes will be given by merchants.
HuntsvilIe.-H. j. Thrasher, sani-
tary Inspector, declares Madison
county's health unit model Of nation.
Florala.-Opp's Boy Scout band,
under direction of Capt. NJ. M. Cole,
gives concert here.
Mont gOmery.-Road and bridge
work under construction in Alabama
totals $685. 900. This includes 500
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