Benny Meets a New Friend in the Prairie
Benny, exploring near Le Gun t's house in a low country, chases a funny ghudby creature that calls Chit Chit tit. The meeting ends with Benny learning the creature is not a squirrel but a new, unknown being.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1921
Page
6
Benny, exploring near Le Gun t's house in a low country, chases a funny ghudby creature that calls Chit Chit tit. The meeting ends with Benny learning the creature is not a squirrel but a new, unknown being.
Benny and Mr. Prairie Dog discuss a prairie dog mound and its doorway while a family plots a pantry raid. The tale shifts to a woodland scene with curious dialogue about guarding gems, farm duties, and a morning trip to town.
Bob Lorimer recalls a taxi-driver suspected of a theft as the group discovers a missing antique ring, the lapis setting, and a clever box. The chauffeur is suspected as a chief conspirator in a possible international jewel theft ring or a local crook. The plan ends with the family deciding to move to the ble house for the night.
Speaker Cecil Neill urged immediate action as he warned the Georgia House of Representatives that an extra session would cost the people dearly unless lawmakers stay at work. He stressed passing the general tax, general appropriation, and special appropriations bills and acting on the governor’s revenue plan. DuBose then outlined the general tax act, noting current revenue around 300000 yearly, with an added 350000 expected from new and higher occupation taxes.
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