The Trail To Mexico

The Vakers of Webber's Bread present your all-star Western Feder. Whisting of all your soul under. I'm Hollywood, come to all-star Western Feder. Starring about the great Western singers for willing and the writers of the Purple Feds, with songs and stories of the West.

My name is Cotton Seed Clark and here are the writers of the Purple Feds. I'm dressing up in South Orena little while I'm gonna ride into town Where every cow will fall and all will live in this even so when say they roll around And so I'm feeling fine because there's lots of time until we're all home for town

You work and play the cattle, sweat and flaring battle until say they roll around What does the cowboy do when all of his work is proved? Just what I'm gonna do now Put money to spend and jingle on the town Living with all the friends I allow I'm gonna turn up and stop for an a little while I'm gonna ride

To work and play with cattle, sweat and fire and battle Until payday rolls around Although a great many cowboy songs and ballads picture the cowl plincer as sentimental and melancholy, your old-time cowboys were for the most part hard-riding, practical realers.

They knew how to get a real day's work done, and they knew how important good food was if you wanted to keep a man in the saddle. Modern westerners know the value of good food too.

That's why Weber's bread is such a popular loaf today, because Weber's bread is good food. Good bread, well mixed and well baked with a firm even texture, a golden brown crust, and a distinctive flavor, Weber's bread is always a substantial enjoyable part of every meal.