The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-13
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A Main-Strest Opinion.--An Alabama cop temporary opposes the bay bridge project for the reason that the bridge is "all for Mo bile" This is . Main-street opinion which fails to take into consideration the people who will use the bridge. Mobile Register. ~ Alabama no Place for Him.---A writer in the Guntersville Advertiser, says a man iu that town has 76 shirts Well, what's this modern Ward McCallister doing in Alabama. He belongs on Broadway New York,-Gats. den Times.
 A Dark Horse Predicted voters will have trying job in selecting their next governor, if all of those mentioned as candi- dates actually get into the race. It is t6o early to even make a guess, but there is possibility that the one who will win out has not yet allowed his name to be used-Tusca- loosa News.
 Loss in Depletion of SoN.--The most dis couraging thing in the one-crop method of cotton farming is the inexitable constant de- pletion of the soil. With farms growing stead fly poorer there is little hope for improve ment in the condition of the man who tills the soil. Continually taking out and putting nothing back can lead only to bankruptcy. 1t is just as reasonable tos attempt the unlim- tied writing of checks against a bank account that is not being replenished, as it is to try continual production of crops without feeding the soil.-Muscle Shoals; Sunday News
 Value of Definite Financial Syssem.-In the matter of retiring the city's indebtedness: Imagine an individual or concern borrowing at bank, never paying anything. but just nr,r nv all fho be long until both tine bank and the customer would be ruined. A similar condition attends Ia municipality that fails to make competent arrangements to retire it's indebtedness. As Ia taxpayer and citizens in addition to urg. ing law enforcement and good business man agement at the city hall, we voice public sentiment which holds for unrestrained ma nicipal progress and a method of paying off that will be unmstakable in it's results. Working out definite financial system along this line is worth while77-Huntsvillc Times.
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 Says He's Going Fishing Brother Nun |nally, of the Centeryille Press, says he is go- ing fishing! Next summer, he means. He has just been and tried it. He was chairman of the committee to go down on the coast and to pick out good fishing hole for the Alabama Press Association, where it may have it's annual camp meetings, and wash and forget, and fish. He says the report Of his committee is ready; and then he says he is going, whether the other editors have as much sense, or not! Nunnally always did have lots of sense, and guess the best thing we boys can do is to follow him !-Talladega Daily Home.
 A Hopeful Crop OutIoOk.-The crop out look over the South generally, and especially in Alabama, was never more hopeful Pre- diction now is made of 900,000-bale cotton crop in Alabama, and the price of cotton promises to continue ing the neighborhood of thirty cents. This of itself would make for prosperity in Alabama. Other crops, while not so promising, are ill fair shape and agricul- tural Alabama will farewell when the crops are gathered. Industry also is showing mark ed revival from the usual summer decrease and mills, factories, furnaces and foundries will all soon be busy. This is well assured and it will mean that there will be no uneTn- poyment in Alabama this fall and winter. There is but little now.--Anniston Star.
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