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| I remember when Killingtons started back in 1934. It did really well back then, what with it being the Depression and all. Roosevelt had his New Deal but times were hard. | |
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| You were lucky if you got one ear of corn a day, corn being five cents at the time. And where the devil were you going to find five cents in all of Nebrasky? | |
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| Yup, them Killingtons folks got rich. Why, I used to call them on my neighbors all the time. "His name's Fergus," I'd say, "13 Cardboard Box." Cost every cent of my bootleg liquor, but it was worth it | |
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