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 Re: “You can’t buy prime hamburger at this price”
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May 28th a 11:30 PM
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| by Joe Wood |
| Joe Wood |
About 1957 or 1958 I bought my first antique rifle from him. Egyptian rolling block for the $9.95 and it was delivered Railroad Express! That seems like a different century, well, I guess it was. Never shot it because I didn’t have any ammunition, but I did treasure it and sure wish I had it back!
While in the back area of the depot I well remember being fascinated watching the telegraph operator keying in his code (we ranched outside a small town). He was sending messages as easily as I am typing this. All gone now……progress?
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