Poison For Wild Bill Hickok

The greatest name in cereals presents... WHAAAAAAAT! It's in Pasco's Kellogg Sugar Pops. Cause here comes Guy Madison as well, Bill Hickock, and his pal Jingle's which is me and the Divine. We got another rootin' tootin' while Bill Hickock had ventured story for ya.

From the cereal you can eat out of the bowl or out of the box, there's cereal with the sweetin' and all ready on it. Kellogg Sugar Pops! Today Kellogg Sugar Pops, the serial with the sweetening already on it, brings you Wild Bill Hickok, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy

Divine as his pal Jingle. In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story, Poison for Wild Bill Hickok. A package of Kellogg Sugar Corn Pops sure comes in handy when you're sitting around listening to the radio or watchin' TV, or most any other time, for that matter?

Yes, sir, whenever you've a hankering for a sweet treat, that's the time to reach for your box of sugar-corn pops and pop a few of these pre-sweetened nuggets of corn into your mouth. Their swell for breakfast, too, was a little milk or cream, and you never need any sugar cause the sweetens already on them.

Their shot was sugar. Kellogg's sugar-corn pops. When the early pioneers faced Westward and pushed their ox-drawn wagons for the setting sun, a swarm of gamblers, crooks, and outlaws followed at their heels. Then on the trail of the outlaws came the law, and United States Marshal Wile Bill Hickock with his famous deputy jingles.

Behind roaring six guns, Wile Bill and jingles cleared a path for justice in the West, and were marked for death. One day death came steaming up before them and poison for Wild Bill Hickock. I wish you'd hurry up with them beans.