American Fork Citizen | 1915-10-09 | Page 6 | Our Little Town

Ol'H LITT1.K TOWN. Under tho above heading an ox-chnngo ox-chnngo gives tho following good ud-vlco! ud-vlco! If you meet n man who Is down In tho mouth, who thinks that his town Is nil wrong, Just tnko him aside or glvo til m n rldo mid hand this quaint llttlo song: "Thero nro fancier towns than our llttlo town, there are towns that aro bigger thnn this, and tho people peo-ple who live In tho tinier towns nil city excitement will miss. There nre things yon can see In u wenlthlcr town that you can't in tho town that Is diunll; and yet up nnd down thero Is no other town like our own little town after nil. It may be that tho street through tho heart or our town Isn't 'oug, Isn't wide, Isn't strnlligt, but the neighbors you know In our own Mttle town with n welcome your coin-lug coin-lug will await. In the glittering streets st tho glittering town with Its palace and pavement mid thrall: In the midst of the throng you frripiently long for our own little town after nil. If you live and work and trade In town, In splto of tho fact that It's small, you'll find that tlio town- our own little town Is the best kind of a town after nil.