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Historic Press Gallery Dinner happens Saturday night: here’s how it used to shake down

'There was no orchestra. There were no imported entertainers. Everything was very simple. But joined with this simplicity was a heartiness, a spontaneity, an enthusiasm, a genuineness which gave it character and life,' wrote Hill journalist J. Lambert Payne in the 1880s.

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