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Money In The Garbage?
If you inadvertently threw o dollar bill into the garbage you'd turn the can upside down and exert considerable effort to get the bill
bock yet every day hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise is dumped into the garbage, articles thrown away that could easily be
sold for cash. An old chair, on old picture frame that someone would be glad to have, old outgrown but wearable clothing and thousands
of other things. A classified od In the Capital Journal will cost only a few cents and will find many dollars for you but not in the
garbage.
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