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Deletion?

How do you remove an article? I am not opposed to an article on this cartoon short, but this stub is so badly done—errors in punctuation, grammar, syntax and capitalization, plus misinformation, such as crediting director Avery as Fred instead of Tex, and previously unsuspected voice artists, with no source for the last; in fact, this editor did not even spell the title correctly—that in all probability the best thing would be to delete this and let someone else start over from scratch. --Ted Watson (talk) 21:16, 14 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Back on the Texas (Montana) Plains

The song sung by Red is "Back on the Texas Plains." It was sung by Patsy Montana as "Back on Montana Plains." It was also sung by Hank Snow and Roy Rogers. Red's yodeling is in keeping with the versions I've heard, but each artist seems to have their own take on the yodel; Roy Rogers' is the most 'fluent.' Paulmmn (talk) 00:54, 13 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]