The Springdale news., 1913-03-07
SOUTH SPRINGD1iIE
Now for some March weather.

Do you hear the frogs a eroak- Ing? Well We don't either.
 One little act of kindness some times makes wagon load of joy
 This is goose egg month. When a lad We dsed to track geese in the snow to their nests.
 Haven't seen a robin red breast i yet, but they will soon be here now looking fresh and bright as an Eas- ter card
 Mrs. P.ummer has had her gar den plowed Mrs Hummer always keeps up with the times with her farm work. She's a good manager
 One of the correspondents speaks of horse being sick from the bite Of a snake We didn't know that
 snaiX2 were bad to bite in the winter time.
 John HNter set in to prune Mir F'redriek peach orchard last week but the all-day snow Friday put him out of commission So John gets rest from his labors in the orchard
 Mr and Mrs. Farley had satnr- l day or iasf week set to bring their ] daughter Miss Rena home from tie hospital at Fayetteville, but it snow ed all day Friday and turned 50 cold they had to postpone bringing her. They think with good wealth CT she eeald come home.
 Yes, sRlondy" if the defendent MI agree to raise good melon patch this year it shall be as you say. the prisoner goes free The ease is quashed, nolle pressed, blot ted out, and every other thing done to it that could be done 10 set the t honorable gentleman at liberty Take up your hal and go and don't do so ahy more, and be sure you don't fail to raise the blue ribbon mel ona this year, and when you get in- to trouble again just let us hear F Ii Odi ' Ou AitH q b4S W dleI I4IliH0u and we're on hands.
 One evening last week J A. Far ley stopped at our gate and left a package for Don't Worrys folks from Mir. and Mrs. Dallas Petross and what would you guess it was? Upon looking in it il revealed E IL, r+a T apples sent us by those generous hearted people. MT. and Mrs. Petross as a present, who have our lasting I thanks and We shall eyer hold them In grateful remembrance for this I little act of kindness. One little act of kindness oftimes makes the heart happier than many big ones Ole Santa is here yit.,bless his good old heart.
 There are more ways for a man to get a start in the world now-a- days than there was sixty years ago. The country was new then ane most everybody was kept busy or- ening up new farms, clearing lands, building new cabins and such like work and they were needed at home all that time The work was heavy and laborious and taxed the strength of the men and big boys to their utmost Don't Worry knew a man in southern Indiana who would work from early morn till close of day, who. when he had eaten his supper, would go to the creek bottoms and split rails till late bed time TRat ie how that man got his startZby mauling rails
 Let me tell you about the longest letter We ever writ IL covered the first page and part of the see ono of news paper the size of The Springdale News. II was publish ed in the Daviss County dnd0 Democrat in the year ,72 and was written and mailed al Dallas. Texas soon after We had gone to Texas to make our home in that land. then called the sunny south It is no longer so sunny as it was in those days. especially in the winter time of the year We find but little diff ference in the winters there and here in Arkansas of late years. on- ly the winters are shorter in Texas than they are in this country and farmers can get to work earlier in the spring.
 A lady said to Us the other day Why I can't see how you find so much to write" Oh that's easy enough to see, once you get in the habit Just put on your thinking cap and touch the button and the thinks come rolling In words and sentences faster than you can write them down We never run out of something to write and never will as