Stone County

And so I'm going to read just a second here.

With a total pack of tomatoes, 200 carloads short of the 1930 season, Stone County stands to lose in cash received about $325,000 this season as compared with the cash value of the crop last year.

According to the figures compiled by P.S. Lucas, head of the Roy Nelson Canning Company, Crane, 275 carloads of tomatoes have been packed by the canneries of the county this year.

Last season, the total pack was 475 carloads and sold for approximately $650,000.

And I started teaching in a place called Hurley, Missouri.

It's in Stone County, Missouri.

They don't have cross country.

Schooled in a mountain town, and they started the golf team, and I had some golf clubs, so I gave this kid my golf clubs.

Before I came in today, I found a clip on social media, and it was a story out of the 90s of a series of cattle mutilations in Webster County.

Oh, they happened? Happened in Stone County a lot, too.

One of my old teachers had a farm and she had them

happen.

Yes.

I

remember people coming and asking my dad because he was a veterinarian in the Stone County area and they were asking him about those things.

And his answer was, it's a bunch of nut jobs down there doing it.