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BE SURE TO SEE AND DRIVE
THE FORD TRACTOR BEFORE
YOU DECIDE ON YOUR NEW
TRACTOR
LETTER FROM DOROTHY HE'VVIM.E GRAHAM
Mrs. Newville. received the follow
ing letter from Dorothy wl ose hus
band is with the Armed Forces.L/Lgt.D
W, Graham is now stationed in
Florida. Dorothy tells about 11 ir
expediences in the recent hum” b ,ie
which' hit Florida,
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Dearest Mother & Dae!:
I suppose b now you Dave heard
of the hurricane that wont through
here. It is very wonderful what the
.Weather Bureau can do. Th'-y had the
hurricane timed to the hour. On the
post they took all the pi n s t\ t
were able to fly to Ueorc i- --th-.
rest sn'd' all trucks and t:. nk^hs ..ere
all tied down. Any movable t ’ ings
garboge cans for instance-’7 re
brought in and all soldiers th"t
had places to stay were tele to
leave the post (this wc.s ’Wednesday
night),married men were fc!von 24
hr. leave or more if the hurricane
was'nt over by then. It struck in
full force about 11:00 IV'i.W dnesday.
To tell the truth,I thought we'd all
bo' yvja-shed in the leke; by morning, but
the' only damage was one upper window
pone in the living room blown out &
a tangerine tree uprooted in front
of the house. All light wiresM
down in town & everywhere- phone
wires down & no western un’on or any
telegram service. Damage to th ruit
was quite severe. Uprooted many,r.any '
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