ALABAMA’S ADVANCE
Most people are so busy with their
personal affairs, especially persons in
the cities, that they overlook the ex
pansion and progress being made in
many parts of the state. All of this
development contributes to the pros
perity of tin? cities which largely draw
their sustenance from the outside. It
is a pleasure to note the varied evi- |
dences of steady and varied progress
made in Alabama from time to time.
Every step for improvement in pro
duction methods, enlargement in facil
ities, advancement in quantity and
quality of products, is just so much
benefit not only to the town or com
munity immediately concerned, but to
every other city and town and to the
state.
