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in me laie iouus me residents of Rappahannock kept the railroad from encroaching on their territory even though it would have benefited them economically and as a result we have never had a problem of which side of the railroad tracks you live on.
In this enlightened age when the full importance of ecology and the preservation of bur natural environment are in the forefront of national goals we can certainly live up to the independent standards handed down to us by protecting our natural resources from the invasion of “the humming monster”.
It is immaterial as to whether the transmission line corsses your property, Rappahannock will not; be the same unspoiled place if the power line comes. Now is the time to voice your opposition; now, before it is too late.
Sincerely yours,
Dorothy Davis
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank all our many friends for flowers, cards, letters and all acts of kindness shown us at the time of loss of our dear mother Eliza E. Settle.
Her devoted children
The Ned Settle Family
Virginia S. Estes
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