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- Possibly still there?
- What?!?
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- I wonder
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The Happy Grocer: 1954
Dad, in his store on W. Main, Hugo, Oklahoma, November 1954.
Hidy, Neighbor!
We have a jar of our hometowns' Best Maid pickles, shown in the foreground, in our fridge right now. (Well, a much newer jar!) The pickle factory is still in Ft. Worth, just a few hundred miles south of Hugo. Fair exchange--hope y'all continue to enjoy our pickles, we certainly enjoy southeastern OK's Italian food when we visit.
Cereals then and now
Most of the cereals on the top shelf are still available today, although 40% Bran Flakes is now called All-Bran. Guess they found the other 60%.
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