BUGGY STILL MOVING
BOUGHT FOR SIXPENCE (From "The Post's" Representative.) NEW YOBK, 28th December. There will be at least one buggy on the newly-paved highways of lowa next spring, drawn by a horse that is known as "some stepper." A business man in that State had a closing-oat sale, and, among the objects offered was a four-wheeled buggy. "What am I offered?" he cried. "One dime," roared someone in the crowd. "Do I hear any more bids?" "You do not," replied the crowd, in chorus. "Sold," shouted the auctioneer, pointing an accusing finger at a man in the crowd. The buyer paid his sixpence, hitched a good-looking maro to the buggy, and drove away.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 17, 21 January 1928, Page 18
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114BUGGY STILL MOVING Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 17, 21 January 1928, Page 18
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