Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1907-03-07
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Star root digging is the order of the
day tlht tttat rF hu5
Everybody seems to be in good health
at present, except Mrs. L. 2. Brewer,
who is ON the sick list T Hut
S. r. Samply who got a rib broken
sometime ago, is not improving much.
S. B. Brown was up at the shop the
other day. making star root digger.
J. L. White was hauling posts last
week. He said he ate piece of meat
as large as his fist and one half dozen
onions and other grub, about one half
bushel in all. IL he had had Byron
Lands GROUND hog he would have had a
square meal. ago" -.h-
CLAY Dickson and John Easily were
out here burning off the woods last
week. causing S. r. Samply to work
against the fire until midnight and ev-
en- then some of his ties were burned.
Every year thev burn off the range,
killing all the berries so our hogs can
not live, and we are getting tired OF
being done this way.
Miss Maggie Brown has been visit
ing her grandfather and grandmother
at Monterey.
Walter Brewer has got his graphic
phone. You ought to bear him play
| it. 1t is ahead of all have heard vet
| Tom Laymon, come and hear 1T and
you will send yours back and get one
| like Walter
James Lasater has got sow that
hunts hollow rails to go through to get
in the field. She had one that she
wore slick going through and Mr.. Las
alter slipped the pole around so both
ends were outside and the SOW went
through and looked around and said,
"There is no crop planted yet. so
she crept back through the pole. He
keeps that pole to fool her with.
| | wish to correct mistake made by
| Mr.. "Watchman" about the ground
hogs going back for 40 days after see
ing their shadow. There were two
caught here last week and their tracks
are thick in the road.
There was sleet all over the timber
Saturday and Sunday out here. We
think it has finished the peach crop.
/ N. A. eagle dog took two of Il. z.
Brewers steel traps off the other day,
one to his foot and the other to his
tail l'atH
L. P. Brewer went to the mines at
Dunlap Saturday, taking some pota-
toes but brought woman back with
him. 7i. a-.
J. A. Brewer has been talking OF
moving to the Indian Territory and as
L. p. Brewers wagon drove up the
other day his dog fell over and crossed
his feet to be tied ready for the Terri
tory. '5 q o2IT'>Iji '5af E#1 .3tt'j1!
| This song is dedicated to the wri
/ ter's brother at Eastland, Tenn. tnta
Non union, non union,
|, It's how do you feel
After taking our places,
And thought we would yield
| Chorus: -God pity non-union, 80
5ig Wherever they be;n9 rw sih
4 l3iI know they ara blinded, e 5tiaU
And they cannot SEEM rcst.s
You have caused us to scatter,
You have caused us to roam;
. To leave our old places &c..
And hunt a new home.
Non union, non union, -
God will thee repay,
il We are waiting with patience
To see that great day.
They say you are boasting,
And you sing your songs,
While the union is scattered
All over the land.
But the day is approaching,
n And will soon be at hand,
When the union will gather, .4au
In one mighty band.
Non+union, non-union,
It's time to reflect, M ltiau
Shake hands with the union,
And never turn back. NV
The union is waiting
For you to recall, IS
Obligations are welcome ~
To one and to all. Old Blue.