Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-16
ALABAMA

ALABAMA
ALBERTVILT1E, -s Albertviile
hotel is totally destroyed by fire
of unknown origin. Loss $4,000.
FLORENCE. = Mrs. Ira Sloan.
whose husband is IN Jail here
charged with prohibition violation,
IL arrested on charge of smuggling
saws into jail in breaking attempt
to escape.
CENTERvILLE.-R c. Bethany
is arrested at Newman. Ga, and
brought back here by Sheriff John
s. Ward to face charge Of bigamy.
MOBILE.-John Classy, 81, dies
of injuries received when wind
storm destroyed home.
CoLLINsvILLE. = While cross
ing tracks Mrs Anna Smith is
struck by train and killed.
ALABAMA CITY. = Joyce Jack
son, 10, is shot and killed by father
in.law, George Cook, duling fam
lily fuss.
GUNTERSVILLE. - Albert Sal
Ivan, young farmer. IS in Jail hero
charged with burning school house
at Green Bar.
ENSLEY.-Ensley Bapt{sts ask
for bids on proposed s200.o0O church.
FLORENCE Press as
sociation will holG annual meeting
here June Il, Is, IA.
COOSADA.-Over 100 Boy Scouts
visit grave of William Wyatt Bibb
Alabama's first governor, near
here. Peter a. Brannon. curator CT
state department. of archives, de-
iivers address at grave.
MAYSVILLE.-P. T. Sitz. prom
inent citizen OF New Market, dies
on visit to relatives here.
{ SELMA.--Dallas county farmers
order Is carloads of acid phosphate
for February shipment.
MONTGOMERY Alabama farm
ers grew legumes valued at more
than $4,000, 900. on sos, 900 acres of
lands in 1928, according to F. w.
.<Gist, agricultural statistician.
CULLMAN-H NJ. Layman, of
Maysville, poultry expert. culls poul-
try flocks of members Of Cullman
County Pure Bred Poultry associa-
ton.
DECATUR-Dr. j, l., Rector is
new health crusader assigned to
Tennessee valley. He says malaria
fever can be conquered as yellow
OPBLIKA.-Jo r. Harris,
prominent farmer, is bitten by mad
dog. He is taking Pasteur treat
ment.
BREWTON.-New planning mill of
Garnette Brothers is in operation.
MONTGOMERY to
n. S. Brown, chief of market dfvi-
sion, Alabama, now has SO creamer-
les, increase of so per cent in five
years.
LLINSVILLE.-New dry kiln
at Stone Lumber company's plant is
burned. Loss, $1,000.
ANNIsTON.-Work commences
on new $4,000 addition to court
house.
HUNTSVILLE.-W conduct
Ing raid on moonshiners near here,
Deputy Sheriff Monroe Nunley is
accidentally shot in arm by Deputy
Sheriff Jim Cobb. Deputy Nunley
may lose his arm.
DOTHAN.-More than 200 dele.
gates attend thirteenth annual SEES
sion Wonlans Missionary society,
Of Alabama.
TALLADEGA.-D. r. Beck, 81,
well-known cotton dealer, dies here
after IA years residence.
MOBILE.-Mobile' new landing
field is open, and is being used by
large number of naval airplanes
from Pensacola, Fla.
/. TUSKEGEE.-W E. Hudleston
sells three carloads Of Kentucky
mules to Macon county farmers.
ANNISTON.-Ex fish hatch
cry, with federal and state co-opera.
ton will be started at Oxford lake
soon.
ANNISTON.--Portion of Admission
foundry, recently burned, will be re-
b1iit at expense Of $4,000.
MARION.-Major General Charles
8. Farnsworth reviews cadets at
Marion institute.
IRONDALE.-Mrs. George Will
liams is severely burned about arms
and legs by explosion of gasoline
which she is pouring on fire.
TROY-Mrs. w. ]. Croskrey, six
ty-one, dies at her country home
near here.
CALUMET Output of Calumet
coal mines is now 500 tons daily.
HARTSELLE.-Mo county
rural schools are being equipped
with circulating libraries
FLORENCE Several officials OF
Southern railroad visit section. with
view to making Improvements due
to development of Muscle Shoals.
SAINT STEPHENS. 49, Fire de-
stroys historic l.. j. Wilson home at
Old st. Stephens, erected over 100
years ago. and former home of Mrs.
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