Uncle Huie Remarks on Politics and Puns from Hog Creek
Uncle Huie writes from Hog Creek poking fun at Washington bickering between Yankee and Confederate Senators. He riffs on Fort Sumter, Cal Coolidge, Liz Taylor, and a drouth era election while noting the abundance of candidates but few real issues. The column closes with a joke about a cafe offering ham and eggs and a choice of waitresses.
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WWI Friend Reconnects with Kirbyville Soldier in Bronte
WWI friend Dowling, former company clerk in B Company 360 Infantry, visited J. A. Stephenson of Kirbyville at his Bronte home last Wednesday. Stephenson, wounded November 1, 1918, reunited through The Torch magazine. George Russell of Blackwell, a fellow company member, also joined them. Mrs. Mattie McCutchen spends the week with her son Ocie McCutchen and family in Quemado.
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Mattie McCutchen
Ocie McCutchen
Quemado
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