Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01
ALABAMA

MONTG OMERY. - referendum
vote on control of Muscle Shoals
gives Henry Ford 1906, combined
power companies 1856, and govern
ment ownership II votes.
JASPER. -Alabama Power COM
pany is making rapid progress on
installing third unit Of 100000 kllo-
watts at Gorgas steam plant, at
cost Of $780, 900.
PHENIx CITY. Charged with
being implicated in murder Of her
husband, Lucius F. Humber, Mrs.
Leila C. Humber will be tried April 3.
MOULTON.-All public schools in
Lawrence county close at end of
fifth school month for lack Of funds.
Expenses of county schools average
$685. daily.
Observation-Disclosures buys 25 IL
acres of land at Castle Hill, known
as Vandergraff property, to be laid
off for cemetery.
REFORM.-Mayor Lyles and dele
cation of citizens appear before
highway commission and ask paved
road be built through Reform.
Observation-Disclosures from
Montgomery to Meridian, Miss,
Madame CALI Curci opera singer,
and company, are forced to abandon
auto 10 miles from Demopolis and
ride to town on flat car Of freight
train.
BIRMINGHAM.-Julius c. Sea
man, SO. retired wealthy merchant
of St. Louis, Mo, dies here at home
of his sons, Harry and Walter Sea,
man.
ANNISTON.-Boy Scouts will
elect city officials Of Admission April
II, and winning candidates will con-
duct all city affairs for one day.
There are more than half dozen boy
candidates for mayor.
SPRING HILL.-James Ballard
son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard, is
seriously injured when his auto
turns over.
CALVERT.-L. E. George, So
dies at home here. Interment at
Tuscaloosa.
Observation-Disclosures Garrett b
Webb, II, pioneer resident, dies.
JEFF.-Biggest apple orchard in
Alabama, belonging to D. z. and j.
0. Kelly here, is partly sold and
partly leased to S. A. and J. A. Hell
sey. Eighty-f1ve acres are bought
outright for $17,761, while remainder
IS leased for long term.
GROVE HILL.-Mrs. Howard
williamson widely known woman
and church worker, dies at her
home at Gosport.
LOACHAPOKA.-Mrs. A. T. It'd.
well, 81, wife Of George Tidwell,
train dispatcher for Central Of Geor-
! gia, is dead.
MOBILE.-Judge Thomas c. Nc
Clellan, general counsel for state
docks commission, arrives here and
| begins acquiring property for state
| docks and terminals
JASPER. Walker county farm
ers are sowing so per cent more
oats this year than usual.
DECATUR.-Citizens here form
organization to promote good roads
throughout Tennessee valley. J. w.
Clopton is elected chairman and T.
D. PEBBLES secretary.
ANNISTON.-Ross Blackmon, An.
niston attorney, is knocked down by
G. P Moore, at courthouse, as re-
suit Of dispute over trial Moore is
charged with contempt of court and
assault.
KAULTON,-Walter H. Steele, Is,
well-known citizen Of Calhoun coun-
ty, is dead.
PHENIX CITY.-Three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Will
ford is dead as result of being run
over by auth.
DECATUR. - McQuary Brothers
are given contract to build highway
from Decatur to Moulton.
SHEFFIELD-Edward F. Hines,
81, dies at home here Remains are
taken to Nashville, Tenn, for inter
ment
BERRT,-Tom Johnson. charged
with murder of Deputy Ed NJ. Aid
ridge, is bound over TO fall term Of
court.
BERRY.-Bob Towater is struck
by auto and leg is broken.
a Few Words of Appreciation
FOLEY PILLS are the best I
have tried. my kidneys work lot
better since using them" writes John
". BrOgan Adams. Mass. FOLEY
/ PILLS. a d;uretic stimulant for the
kidneys, promptly flush the kidneys
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