Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-13

Clausen- Lawrence Construction COM
pany, Of Augusta, Ga.
HARTSELLE.-Re exec
utive committee dominates several
candidates for county offices.
GREENVILLE-Ow to fact
that cotton is opening rapidly and
being picked almost as fast as it
opens, gins here are operating day
and night.
+, TLEBERRY.-E. IT. Carter,
mayor for two years, will have no
opposition for reelection.
MONTGOMERY Every county
in Alabama is represented at con-
servation congress here Septemb ar
1912. Call was issued by !. 7. Quinn,
state game and fish commissioners,
to every sportsman and other co1-
servationist in Alabama.
ANDALUSIA.-Thr noted ply
sicians from Brazil, China and Italy
address meeting of Kiwanis club
here.
BESSEMER.-Do Williams,
s negro, dies at city Jail here from eff
fects of poisoned whisky.
LIVINGSTON. = j. E. Bonner, of
Columbus, Miss, is appointed farm
agent for Sumter county.
BUTLER.-Mrs. N. V. Rackley
demonstrates fact that good money
can be made from raising poultry
here. From small beginning she now
has over 1000 chickens.
MONTGOMERY. - Although PR.
mary is more than year and halt
off, following are prominently men,
toned for Alabama's next governor;
Harrell G. Davis, present attorney
general; A. H. Carmichael, of Tus-
cumbia; Charles S. Mcdowell, lieu
tenant governor; A. G. Patterson,
president Of Alabama public service
commission; T. d. Sanford of Ope-
lika, and Colonel Bib Brgaves, of
Montgomery.
GREENSBORO far craze
for automobiles enthralls this coun"
ty is demonstrated here, when negro
farmer is asked what he will do with
his cotton crop money. Boss" he
says, Use going to buy me a Ford
Just as fast as 1 kin get my cotton
off,"
s MONTGOMERY. = Montgomery's
new $1,000,000 public school build.
ing will be named William l.. Yam
cey, in honor of great orator, law
yer and political leader in Ala
bama.
MOULTON.-Floyd Moles, promi.
nent farmer, is seriously injured in
unusual way. While driving in auto
mobile, blast of dynamite goes off
in nearby field and large stump is
hurled into car, striking him.
FLOMATON.-Pr citizens
here are organizing bank to take
place of Bank of Flomaton, which
recently closed doors.
TALLADEGA.-J. Kelly Dixon,
attorney, returns from England and
France. While away he attended
i meeting of American Bar associd-
ton in London.
ROANOKE.-Fifte -year-old son
of w. j. Nichols, farmer, near here,
is bitten by large snake and dies
within hour
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ed
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face far behind that of other states,
in reality has made wonderful
strides, when obstacles it faced are
considered, according to DR.. John
w. Abercrombie, state superintend-
rent Of education.
PARRISH.-V Kilgore, 80,
World war veteran, dies Of blood
poisoning, at his home near here.
CULLMAN.-Cullm High school
opens with enrolment of 1856 stu.
tents, of which number 165 are from
rural districts.
MONTGOMERY.-Four new teach
ers are added to faculty of Woman's
,ollege here, according to DR.. Walter
D. Agnew, president of college.
MOBILE,-Railroad will have
one fare for round trip during an,
nual reunion Of Alabama division of
United Confederate veterans here,
october % and %.
u. FLOMATON.-S. N. jackson is
erecting two-story brick block, which
will contain several stores.
! ). HAMILTON.-D. N. Arnold is OPP
posing j. l.. Jackson, present mayor.
election takes place Sept. Is.
49,, MONTGOMERY new
code of laws conflicts with itself in
eyeral places and will require con-
= siderable interpretation, according
leading attorneys.
JASPER. Mrs. Tom Fleming, 81
mother of eleven children, dies at
her home in West Jasper.
ODENVILLE.-Bu men here
are organizing new bank, to take
place of one which recently failed.
MONTGOMERY. - Receirts of
state treasury in August exceeded
disbursements bv $205, 916.06, accord
ing to monthly statement of George
w. Ellis, treasurer.
r ALABAMA CITY-Dwight Cotton
mills here put into operation 500
looms which have been idle for sew
eEal months.
MOBILE-Mobile votes 1885, 600
bond issue, for Improvement of city
hospital and for new fire stations,
TALLADEGA Manuel Held.
merchant, leaves Talladega after be-
ing warned to do so by party of
masked men. He is charged With
contributing to delinquency of It.
year-old girl.
ATHTNS-Athens first bale of
cotton brings "a cents per pound
and bonus given by Athens mer-
chants.
MONTGOMERY - Information
from cotton ginners throuchout
state indicate they are complying
fully in Application of uniform
standard as to weight, amount and
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