The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-09
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 Care In Choosing Teachers.- Great .csre and attention should be given by the board in the selection of fea1hers for the Dale County High School and the city school. Teachers of experience and whose heart and soul is in this great work should be given preference.-Ozark Southern Star.
 Win Make 'Em Independent. busi- ness--cows, hogs and poultry-on a small scale, in addition to the regular cotton, corn, potato, sorghum and other crops, will make Walker county farmers independent. Con- ditions in Walker are favorable to this sys- tefn of farming. Mountain Eagle.
 Wonder Why the Change.-With this years cotton seed crop selling probably around quarter of billion dollars, the old fellows who in years gone by delighted to slip away and leave their seed at the gin perhaps wonder how it has all come about But there are other things just as strange in these modern times.-H Huntsville Times
 A Plea for Co.operation.-Ou people re- sponded in splendid manner in organizing the chamber of commerce of Talladega. and if the same spirit prevails all the while the success of our undertaking is assured. Let none of us lag in our interest in our com munity and it's betterment nor default when our services are needed.-Talladega Daily Home.
 Women's Hair and Mems Beards.-For the benefit of those women and girls who, are still hesitating over the momentous question of whether to bob their hair or not, the dec laration of one of the tonsorial artists of the county is submitted to the effect that ''woni- en are no more liable to return to long hair than men are to return to full boards again" Florence Times.
 Better Schools Needed. d.-Prattville is away behind in its school improvements. We have a great. opportunity here if we will only take advantage of it. Let us think more seriously about this and work more for the future progress and prosperity of our section. The opportunity is ours. Let us not forget that. If Prattville does not grow it is our fault, and is not due to the natural advantages of our town.-Prattville Progress
 No More Such Conventions.--The expert. ence in New York should convince any one that it will be a mistake hereafter tor,hold party convention in any city where there is an avowed candidate. It is an injustice ( to other candidates and makes fair play prac- tically out of the question. Certainly an other convention should never be held in New York City, which has done so much in this instance to destroy the reputation it was trying to build up for hospitality and gentle manly manners.-Anniston Star.
 On Whose OK Is GOred -Nothing makes a man in a big car so mad as to be lazing along and hear great big honk-konk behind him, and move aside to see little bit of a sassy old rattletrap go sky-hootin' by, and nothing makes man in little bit of an old rattletrap so mad as to hear great big honk-konk behind him and move aside to see one of these great big: fat swollen.up babies pass him like he was something fished out of the garbage can.--Selma Times-JournaI
 Soon to Haze Complete PIant.-When the additions to tfe city school and the counsv high school are completed Fort Payne will have the most complete school plant of any town it's size in the state. The rapid growth of the city has made these changes necessary, and it will not be many years before more room will be needed. but when it is. Fort Payne will take care of it's educational needs then like it has always done-that is by per sonal sacrifices and cooperative efforts.-- DeKalb County Herald.