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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Todd" data-source="post: 348711" data-attributes="member: 3926">Miss Ellie&#039;s father was friends with LBJ to whom he owed some favors. LBJ called in this favor by asking to use that section for one night in late November in the 1960s.&nbsp; He wanted Mr. Southworth to make sure no one came near that section for that evening. The next morning he stopped by to see Southworth and told him that the other favors are paid off if he made sure never to have that section disturbed.&nbsp; LBJ also strongly implied that drilling or excavating&nbsp; that land would be the biggest mistake of Southworth&#039;s life. He then told SW that the two of them would never see or speak to each other again,gave a lascivious glance at a young Miss Ellie and left.&nbsp;SW later told his daughter never to let Jock or anyone drill on that parcel of land. He wouldn&#039;t say why, but the expression on his face has haunted Miss Ellie for the rest of her life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimmy Todd, post: 348711, member: 3926"] Miss Ellie's father was friends with LBJ to whom he owed some favors. LBJ called in this favor by asking to use that section for one night in late November in the 1960s. He wanted Mr. Southworth to make sure no one came near that section for that evening. The next morning he stopped by to see Southworth and told him that the other favors are paid off if he made sure never to have that section disturbed. LBJ also strongly implied that drilling or excavating that land would be the biggest mistake of Southworth's life. He then told SW that the two of them would never see or speak to each other again,gave a lascivious glance at a young Miss Ellie and left. SW later told his daughter never to let Jock or anyone drill on that parcel of land. He wouldn't say why, but the expression on his face has haunted Miss Ellie for the rest of her life. [/QUOTE]

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