Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-02-07

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ar ps5l.c highway equal 70 the streets
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cscp.s Who are t,Ice1 70 endure tas
p "a al5 tas cold, and bear upon then
saoul3sr the ar31o1s bariea Q. pro
57cio2 t,rd and clothing toy the word
-sho1.d have il . measure, .. least,
soms q the comforts. pls.sarss AID
s7e1 the .1x1riss q lie. II we vo1.d
lave shs-e things We nus: awake from
,1r lstaargy, be 1p and doirg. for We
n1z. remember tnz. re are 70 great
sr.e1.t1s architects q orr own torluLss
T. re ii. idly down, waiting for ,ome
me else Tine government OF state to
help 1s. O. " huild our gravel.1 roads
IN a., We and the generations " follow
-s will speI1 many weary winters
/ dragging about in this prairie mad
The country peopl.-the 'aymsrs-are
the backbone, the ground sills, 90 %
spsak, u al. the other aYocatious in
I lie. Our immense cities are bat the
o9.gr,w:l Of the tsrmers productive
ability the mighty steam snip, that
. plough acro:s the bosom q, the ocean,
I laden With the products II the field are,
m. dependslt for Us traffic upon the
sturdy ,l.er u the soil; the lightning
[ express, as j. s.ss sc-o,s the continent,
e vh,.Iy dependent for it, traffic upon
thethr', and productive capacity o. the
humble farmer, who tolls day in and
1 day ont aud s then, through bic own
. .guorsucs aud inaction, or might say,
| The environments that surround hin,
forced 70 drag himself ard his product.
through the slQsh and mud 10 market.
Then, nay fellow couu!rymen, let Vi
arouse ourselves 70 the foil importance
Il tuis undertaking, each man put hi.
shoulder " the wheel and give hard
push, and push all together, and We
believe We can land our wheels upon q