The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-07
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Made . Fine Fight. Three cheers for Hon. Newton D. Baker He lost sin his efforts to secure the adoption of his report on the Lengue of Nations plank, but he made the fight of the noble, high.minded, peace-lovine citizen and Democrat that he is Men like militant democfacy. Star.
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 Working fer Banner Crop.--With the first cotton blooms in and the prospects excellent for good crop, we farmers are going right ahead working harder than ever to make this banner crop year for Madison county and the Tennessee Valley section of north Ala bama. Al usual, Madison county, of course, confidently expects to hold and improve on the state agricultural honors.-Huntsville Times. M s.-s
 Record Breakers Wanted Nov that the crops of home foodstuffs are being harvested, we hope that every record-breakins vegetable grown will be reported to our office. It will be pleasureefor us to tell our readers who grows the largest potato, who grows the larg- est watermelon and who grows the most cot ton per acre We invite every rural reader to report the records broken in his conmu- nity this year.--Tuscumbia Alabamian-D Dis patch. sas
 The Value of Recreation. n.--No city life can be complete without good schools and a. well developed system of public parks and play grounds. Anniston has made great forward strides in the former respect and now we are in line for advance strides in the devel- opment of avenues of recreation for the boys and girls when they are not in school. A great work has been done and the people of the city are to be congratulated. Anniston Star. Time to Get Together. Nov that the smoke of battle in the municipal primaries has cleared away, and it is decided who shall constitute the personnel of the next city ad- ministration, all factions and all interests should unite h preparing to give every sup port to those who will be in charge of the city's affairs during the next two years. In passing it might be suggested that the pres ent administration, might well have even bet ter cooperation and support than 1t ever had.-Gadsdea Times-News. .yera
 Competition Helps Business.-The mer- chants and Business men of Colbert county are finally awakening to the fact that cities are built by competition and not entirely by cooperation. Every man, woman and child in town should be sold on the town and should cooperate for mutual advancement Every town can carry on friendly and cor dial relations with it's neighbors, but it must never lose sight of the fact that the ad- vancement of any community is only meas ured by itsaaggressiveness and the spirit of competition with it's neighbors.- Sheffield Standard,
 4 Rich InheFitance.--A city is known by the character of it's citizens and rich Is the heritage of q people whose forsbenrs have known the value of good name, who, In season and out of season, whether at the blow or in the workshop, whether tn the store or the banking house, in business or in the professions, have built into the, product of their endeRyors that priceless ingredient --the honor and integrity of the maker 7 Such is the inheritance of Selma's present generation. for those who have gone, before have wroughtfwell and upon US for this gen eFation Is the responsibility that always comes to the standard bearer--the obligation to pass on t0ztour sons and daughters the honorable record that was left us by our fathers. It is bur sacred birthright Iselmn Times-Journal. eF