Wild Cow Milking Rodeo with Monty Montana

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star western theater. Oh, playing in a soul. From Hollywood comes your all-star western theater. Starving a multitude of great western singers, or willing, I'm the writers of the Purple Say.

We're welcome to return visit today from the great cowboy champion, Marty Montana. My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the writers of the Purple Say. Old Prairie's Cooper's a Santa Fe trail With a captain and crew pushing on going through Over the Santa Fe trail And turns away at East Franklin's Bay

Old Captain's kid never did it that way There's an old Prairie's too there Where the Santa Fe trail Iron earring 49ers Silled away in mighty liners Over the sagebrush's sea They'll wade a far plan to the road and burn it sand out on the lone prairie.

They trade, it never did it that way, to the lone prairie too, where the Santa Fe trade. Excitement and fanfare and the promise of prize money has censored many a cowboy to desert the rain and follow the rodeo trail.

There's plenty of fun and plenty of money in rodeoing, but it takes skill and experience to get to the top of the heap. Trust is to take skill and experience to bake really fine bread, like Weber's bread.

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The good bread in the blue gingham wrapper. Bylo for Weber's Bread next time you shop. You'll like it. Back now to the writers of the Purple Sage and their western rendition of another of your favorite old heart balance.