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For Abelone's A-Sharred, we're in Garden Stores, brings you a garage logic podcast number 723 October 29th, 2021.

The high end record high on this day was 78 degrees in 1922 and it was 15 degrees in 1925 and I have additional notes.

Tomorrow October 30th, the record high was 83 degrees in 1950 and the very next day in 1950.

October 31st, Halloween 1950. It was also 83 degrees and that notes the last 80 of the season.

So we've gone through the last 90 of the season now. Sunday will mark the last 80 of the season.

That was Halloween in 1950 when it was 83 that must have been terribly festive.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media John Hyde in the newsroom

and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby Coffee Shop. Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense.

Your mayor Joe Sushare.

Hi there. Happy Halloween. Hey, let's do this, bro.

This is Halloween weekend and as I was noting, can you imagine how festive Halloween must have been in 1950?

83 degrees. Oh my gosh, that would have been perfect. All the little goblins would have been out.

You know what parents used to do if they had a little kid.

They would dress up but then get on their knees at the door of a house so they would be the same height as a kid.

What? Yeah. No. My mom did that once. Are you serious?

Huh? Huh? But you fall in or what you just trying to carry hell and God bless your soul.

It's uh, we have three mayoral candidates joining us. Wait a minute. I see 1950s as bad candy.

You guys do everything that we're apt to. Yeah. It's not bad. The candy tradition.

The candy tradition of Halloween didn't come into full force until the late 60s and early 70s.

Well, that's B as in BS as in S. How do you know this? I'm older than you and I had a

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