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homemade still and is in constant trouble with the sheriff. He wears a broad-brimmed felt hat almost as tall as he is, has a scraggly mustache and a pair of tattered, poorly patched overalls. He constantly cheats at poker and checkers. He also has some proclivity toward stealing chickens, which led to a brief but effective use of his character in a marketing campaign by the
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Snuffy Smith was so popular that his name was added to the strip's title in the late 1930s, while the top-billed Barney Google became an increasingly peripheral character in what once was his own comic. Eventually, Barney Google left Hootin' Holler in 1954 to return to the city, and was essentially
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who had not been seen in decades, as well as tribute panels to cartoonists Billy DeBeck and Fred
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tradition: sharp-tongued gossipy women such as Snuffy's wife
Loweezy; his baby Tater; his mischievous nephew Jughaid; his neighbors Elviney and Lukey (Lucas Ebenezer Hinks); the sanctimonious (but nonetheless ungrammatical) Parson; Silas, the ever-parsimonious owner of the General Store; the
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Sheriff Tait, and others. Vehicles are rundown jalopies of a seeming 1920s vintage, even in the 1970s and beyond. The characters are drawn so that they appear to be talking out of the sides of their mouths.
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2070:The Hidden History of Coined Words
1911:"Take Barney Google, for Instance"
1854:(Has a cameo from Smokey the Bear)
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1167:The Bodacious Best of Snuffy Smith
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1590:(Part 1 of a 30-minute special)
1201:Snuffy Smith In His Sunday Best
1083:Barney Google and Spark Plug #4
1077:Barney Google and Spark Plug #3
1071:Barney Google and Spark Plug #2
846:Snuffy Smith In His Sunday Best
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1714:The Country Club Smiths
1606:Take Me to Your Gen'rul
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1779:A Hauntin' fer a House
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2124:, October 14, 2007.
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1764:It's Better to Give
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2520:on August 31, 2021
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2018:The New York Times
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1799:Farm of the Future
1749:Little Red Jughaid
1694:Just Plain Kinfolk
1684:Snuffy's Fair Lady
1679:Glove Thy Neighbor
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