Spalding-Pike County GaArchives News.....Letter to the Editor of Griffin Star May 12 1866
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Lynn Cunningham lcunnin1@bellsouth.net December 12, 2002, 3:47 pm

Griffin Tri-Weekly Star. Griffin, Ga.

Erin P.O., Ga. May 10, 1866

Dear Star: We have rain "world without end." Wheat has rust, at least on the 
blades. Crops "[?] up" for want of work; a poor stand of cotton, for want of 
good seed and sunshine; "general green" about to take this country. Starvation 
now faces us in all its hideousness. As the Era does not seem disposed to 
explain why we are cursed with such weather, I am looking to the Star for an 
explanation, as from its locality it ought to know something about the heavenly 
arrangements. - W.

(Transcribed 12/11/02 Lynn Cunningham)
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