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The Whining Arrow
Wild Bill Hickok · 1953 · 25 min · 3,602 words
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Kellogg's the greatest name in cereals presents... WOW! BILL! HICKHOCK! Perhaps I'm gallop along with Guy Madison as well Bill Hickock and his pal Jingle's which is me Andy Devine. We got another rootin' tootin' well Bill Hickock Adventure Story brought to you by Kellogg's Pepweed Flakes.
The whole wheat cereal that's melba-toasted for... RICHARD FLAVOR, EXTRA CRISPNESS! Today Kellogg's pet fleet plagues that Belma toasted whole wheat cereal bring to Wild Bill Hickock, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Devine as his pal Jingle's.
In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story, The Whining Arrow. Say, Wranglers, have you entered the Kellogg's pet bike contest yet? You know a thousand, that's what I said. One thousand boys and girls are going to win swell looking sweet riding lightweight monarch bikes.
Bikes that have free speed gear shifts, lightweight saddle seats, all the features you want on a bike. And you, you can be one of the boys and girls who win one of these thousand new monarch bikes.
I'll give you all the facts in a few minutes. As the West grew, land grabbers did their best to take over government land designated for the Indians. And this came a struggle to the death between Red Man and White.
Riding a middle path of justice and friend to both sides was United States Marshal Wileville Hickock with his faithful deputy jingles. It was a dangerous and difficult job, but never more dangerous than when the two saddle partners heard the ominous message of the whining arrow.
I've always really gone into town and spaded a hotel tonight instead of making camp out in these doggone woods. My jingles were 15 miles from Chickasaw 4. That's a long ride. Yeah, but I got the creepiest feeling that somebody's looking right down the back of my neck.
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