Thursday, October 3, 1968
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The Old Market's Farthest Outpost, a place to sit, talk, smoke, think, Roger DuRand (left), owner,
sits in on a session of people being people.
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Giant graphics, a coat of paint. Diane Johnson,
owner of Reba Imported Dresses, watches the
sprucing up of the Old Market. She reported she .
sold all of her wares and is awaiting another
shipment .
Soul Sisters: a Girls Town nun brings a flock
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