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By Jack Joseph Smith
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
A dialect account of moving a pig precedes LOME LAND ANARCHIST and portraits of a grain hauler, field burner and hunter. Separate handwritten notes concern a name or names and a good night.
The speaker connects rural work with animals, smoke and hunting. The title occurs within the page rather than above the monologue. The marginal notes' attachment remains provisional, and no portrait establishes a named real person's biography.
A typed page under the handwritten '7 DowN' and 'WE WILL BE CALLED': the pig monologue in dialect, then 'LOME LAND ANARCHIST' with prose portraits of the grain hauler, field burner and night hunter, and large handwritten notes 'thE REst / is NAmEs' and 'thE good / Night'.
This draft gathers the anarchist material into one sheet; the handwritten notes read like a working title and a sign-off, but their attachment stays provisional.