Athens Weekly Review
April 3, 1913
Mill Run
It has been quite a while since we sent in our little contribution. We have been trying to write to the Athens Review and trying to quit for over twenty years and it seems that all I ever wrote was of any benefit to any one. I would be glad that all the
correspondents could meet in Athens and get acquainted and discuss matters of would be interest to ourselves and to the
Review. We hope our editor will be up and at his office soon and then we can storm him.
Well we have had some very cold weather and a great deal of corn planted and some up but the freeze last week killed it together with the peach crop all gone. Gardens were not seriously injured and are doing very well. We will soon be living fat, vegetables of all kinds, buttermilk, butter and the good ladies or the most of them at least have canned fruit enough brought over from last year to carry us over nearly the whole year. We have a very backward spring and people seem a little blue but we should cheer up and hope for the better.
We have had plenty of rain and the ground is in fine condition.

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