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Hal Wright has been running a one person newspaper for forty years. He is 90. He does everything except for the printing. Even for him print is easy for a printer, hard for everyone else. Easy for me, hard for you is the basis of the division of labor and natural evolution. It's the reason I invest my IRA in companies that print and/or supply printers.

It's the only thing that Mr Wright can't do.

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or read the script, Hal Wright, Solo Newsman -

from BS News:
"In the Sierra Nevada Mountains sits an out-of-the-way corner of California where scant few even pass through, and fewer still stick. Hal Wright stuck, in the little town of Loyalton, where he was a gold digger who fell down a mine shaft, and once he got out, stayed out. He missed newspapers out here, so Hal started one: The Sierra Booster. He was answering the phone when we visited.

Hall showed us a copy of the paper's very first edition, which features a line in its masthead: 'To be published fortnightly at Loyalton, California, until further notice.'

'You're coming up on half a century later, and you haven't given notice that you're quitting yet,' Geist said."