The Okie Legacy: Walking With Sadie

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Volume 16 , Issue 11

2014

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Walking With Sadie

If you would have walked with this Sadie Pug yesterday and today, the sixty mile an hour wind may have lifted you in the air, over the mountain to the East. It was also dusty yesterday in parts of the valley with electrical lines being blown down. We lost LPEA electricity for almost two or three hours yesterday evening.

The New Mexico weatherpersons were talking about it moving Eastward towards Eastern Colorado, New Mexico and into the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle Monday.

Anyone out there interested in an old Ukulele songbook, or scanned pages from the songbook? I found the following songbook at a garage sale last weekend for 25 cents. It is Smith's Two Hundred Songs for Ukulele, the biggest collection of ukulele songs ever published, containing words and music with simple diagram accompaniments. It is also adaptable to guitar, tenor banjo, mandolin and banjo. In its day it cost 60 sets. the other day at the garage sale near Bayfield, Colorado, we picked it up with a box of other sheet music for 25 cents.

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