Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-05-29
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NewsI feel like / have neglected
something that should have done.
l know there are some that miss my
little pieces, not that they are so well
gotten up, but the many readers
have got to looking for them just
the same as they would patent
medicine ad.
was not able to write last week
on account of not being able to be
up. was under the treatment of a
doctor, and if you are not sick when
a doctor comes to see you, it will not
be long until you are sick, for the
dope will make you sick.
We have big things to think of.
We vote on prohibition this week,
and watch the new senate and con-
gress, and wonder if the Huns are
going to sign the peace treaty or not.
One can't tell, rather think they
will. can't see anything else for
them to do. They can't afford to
take up arms again, and they can't
bluff anyone. 1t appears that the
only thing for them to do is to sign
the peace agreement and try ITO do
better IN the way of doing right in
in the future. They have been
shown they could not rule the world,
| do hope they will get it all settled
without anymore fighting.
L. G. Bracken starts to Joplin, Mo-.
Monday the 26th to attend a con-
vention of the Choctaw trail direct
ors' meeting. He is president of
this district. He will be gone
week or ten days. He takes great
interest in the good roads movement.
The good road interest is a great
thing for the country, especially for
the black waxey belt. When it
rains one cannot do anything but
stay at home, or someone else's
home, until it dries up so they can
get out.
Today Texas people vote on sew
eral constitutional amendments and
prohibition, etc. | have not taken
any interest in the election, I can't
vote. have not been in this county
long enough. ] have been here only
month and half. The law re-
quires six months residence in the
county. | guess they will get along |
without me and one side will win
and the other lose just the same.
! have not been out in the country
very much for the last two weeks
until yesterday when | went out
little way, The corn looks fine.
saw one field that was about waste
high, and looked like every stalk was
the same size and color. We can
soon have blackberry pies. They
are getting ripe now,
| see fewer chickens up here than
any place | was ever at. The price
is high enough that it seems that it
would pay to raise them for the mar
ket.
Last night the Glee Club Of the
IF the Paris High School met with
Miss Doris Bracken at her home, n
Center st. They had fine time.
They played games and had sing
ng and instrumental music until
,en o'clock. Then Mrs. Bracken
'eryed refreshments and all depart
ID thanking Miss Doris and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Bracken for such pleas
INT entertainment. We wish the
unior glee club much success and
many more pleasant entertainments.
/ received letter few days ago
hat Henson Rogers, of Dallas, had
,een to California and returned with
lis bride. Did not say what place
n California, or the name of the
ady. I wish them great success in
heir new life. Hensen is a fine
,oung man. He is SOU of Will A.
Rogers, of Dallas, Texas,
hope to see several good letters
rom the correspondents to the News
when | get my paper this afternoon.
always look with great interest to
he letters In the News to hear some
hing from some old friends in them.
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