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Uncle Joe, who evidently regards himself as energetic, announces his retirement, leaving the rest of Hooterville to ponder the question of what he is retiring from.
Uncle Joe, who evidently regards himself as energetic, announces his retirement, leaving the rest of Hooterville to ponder the question of what he is retiring from.
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S1, EP32 "Dog Days at Shady Rest"Norman Curtis, the railroad president, sends his basset hound to the Shady Rest to give him a change of scenery.
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S6, EP22 "Uncle Joe Retires"Uncle Joe, who evidently regards himself as energetic, announces his retirement, leaving the rest of Hooterville to ponder the question of what he is retiring from.
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S6, EP23 "The Organ Fund"The Hooterville folks are faced with a larcenous fund-raiser when they try to find enough money to buy a new church organ.
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S1, EP28 "The Hooterville Flivverball"Uncle Jo plans to use Orville Miggs' flivver to power his own railroad and bankrupt the Hooterville Cannonball.
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S2, EP17 "A Matter of Communication"The girls want a telephone added to the Shady Rest, but Kate insists that they cannot afford a special line strung.
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S2, EP16 "Billie Jo's First Job"Billie Jo has landed a job as a private secretary to novelist Oliver Fenton, which Kate is unhappy about since some of his books have been banned in Hooterville.
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