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— by Ed What a glorious week of sunshine, so far. Doug Keyser says last week was the tenth consecutive week of real true * blue Mondays, so the one Just past was an exciting change. We are very conscious of the weather Monday and Tuesday for that is the day we have to be outside scurrying around for advertising and news. Guess we have to have the bad so that we fully appreciate the * good. Was trying to get in touch with Raymond Johnson Tuesday without any success. I Inquired of some of the "court house crowd* if they had any i ideas of how I could find him. Virginia Smith told me the best . way was to go out and start a big fire. I hope the recent quarter‘ horse stallion advertisement i of The Shade Farm was more effective than the one on the ; thoroughbred published early in March. The thoroughbreds * name was "Sudden Death" and ' in reading the ad many thought i the horse had died. Marshall Burke said they got a dozen 5 calls saying how sorry they i were to hear of the animals * death and not one call for his . service. Well, this proves only - one thing that I can think of, 'f people do read the Rappahan

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