The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-09-11
East Side

kAQOx NASAV
on tother side, you'd bettuh do some ntuehgrane fast
The law IS right strong tibet point Ah think if SEE
with all deliberate speed" $500 asf rs -
Naow, sub ah wouldn't pay no tention tall TO them
dawgs. dawg or man tibet amt nevah scrapped bit
amt with Confederate doIah loops scuse me- neehbor,
An plum fUhgot you saving them for Tibet Day Mat
terof-fact ah don think you got case, long tibet
there white white dawg won't let yo dawg come into his
yard But shore shooting when tibet there daMg won't
let yoUrn municipal state national property you kin
git the law on yo side All don know effen ledge Daves
heah yo case but effen he does he'll shore spout the law
of the land.
Now them there chggers moueht object being called
"caegroes All think its good practice to call things by
theah proper names.
Aim GLAD tibet you didn't close yoah garden when them
black and white peas started nuheratng Now tibet Fau
bus mought've called out the National Guard and had
powerful mixup
Now Ah woudnt force them birds TO congregate in the
same tree and don't think that you'll suffer from the law
Them birds amt rightly responsible having brdbralns
lax they do Effen they humans oh reckon thed have
to be put away Come TO think of it neighbour lot Of these
humans do have brdbrans and should be put away (Oops
Ah spang fuhgot you of them Council felers9
There amt nawthng the topsde of this earth tibet ahd
ryther do than solve all these little pepexes fun people,
Eh'm spang ct up with solutions Anytime = All mean any
time, you can call on me.
Oscar (aias Mr. Anthony l. Foy Jr
Dear Sir
read C. F. Dxons letter and after careful consideration
Of its contents agree with only the first sentence He
is, indeed confused
I'm farmer and I've never lost moments sleep over
oak trees black birds peas any Of the eathshattefng
matters thai giving Mr. Dixon much grief NY prob
lem is my cattle now there's problem worthy of any
mans consideration in fact worry about little else
My nerd of cattle is very ordinary one; in it there
some white CATTLE some black cattle and red-neCked
cattle This ordinary herd of cattle lives in very ordinary
pasture which is divided in halves by pleasant clear
running brook The grass side OF the brook is long
and thick and green while the other side is short and
sparse end brown Now the white cattle and the rednecked
cattle have always grazed the green side of the brook
while the black cattle have always grazed the brown
grass was indeed geene on the other side of the brook
and attempted to cross over this the rednecked cattle
(a-mean ignorant breed who gveno milk whose meat is
tough and vile fasting, and whose moong is harsh and
unpleasant to the ear rushed at the black cattle making ter
ble uoy noises which disturbed white and black cattle
alike
Since then the rednecked cattle have been continuously
making trouble in my herd They call the black cattle vicious
names and tell lies about the black cattle to the white cattle
Secrey think they are afraid that the black and white
cattle qet to know each other the white cattle will realize
what poor companions the rednecked Cattle have been all
these years Because Of these troubeakerS the black
cattle dstrust the white and the White cattle will have no.
thing to do with the black.
Now my problem is this. want my cattle TO get along;
want my black and white cattle TO share the green pas
tue and be content To accomplish this however I'm afraid
that shall have to ridmy herd entirely of rednecked Cae
If do this will cross be burned on my front avn? Will
the RedNeck Citizens Council denounce me as an unAer
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