Gov Long Fails To Top Taos Indian Blanket Trade
Gov Earl Long, en route to Denver, spent hours haggling for an Indian blanket at Taos Army Navy Store. He traded goods, bought socks and tools, and handed out quarters to kids while joking about non skid tissue catalogs. A crowd watched as Long, joked and cussed lightly, spent about $15 - 15 6 dollars before leaving with modest purchases and a story.
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Fragmentary reminiscence hints at vanished relations
A discarded snippet shows Long recalling past events and a missing person. The fragment implies personal distance and a hope that the person does not return, suggesting unresolved family or social ties without clear names or dates.
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