Range War

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Transcribed on the double R bar-reg with Pat Brady and the Queen of the West, Day 11. Happy Thursday, and here he is, in person, the King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers. Well, howdy folks, here's my good word for today. It's about a honey of a new cereal, post-sugar crisp, and it's my hunt you'll like it just as much as we

do out here at the double R-bar range. You see, post-sugar crisp is just downright good eating, and it's good so many different ways. Try it real soon, won't you? Well, let's see about today's story, shall we?

Almost since the West was first settled, there have been range wars between small farmers who came to till the land. Nesters there called, and cattlemen who demand the land be used only for grazing their herds. Until now, Paradise Valley has been free of such trouble, but during the last few years more and more nesters have settled one rich portion near

the foothills, and ill feelings arising. A range war seems imminent. Hold on here neighbors! We won't be able to hold our own and arrange war against the ranchers unless we can agree among ourselves. How you might remember this! We've got to stick together because we're nesters nobody's gonna fight for us just a minute now quiet down boys

before we go any further there's one man here who's not one of us he doesn't belong at our meeting well it sounds as if you're referring to me Glenn but i know you yes sir i am referring to you mr. Fisher well now you you can't mean that i am heart and soul with you nesters