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On the recordJuly 7, 2011
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize Daisy Outdoor Products, a Rogers, Arkansas, company celebrating its 125th anniversary. Daisy moved to Rogers from Plymouth, Michigan, in 1958. Since that move, Daisy's impact on the northwest Arkansas economy has been substantial--not only in providing jobs, but the incredible recognition this famous brand brings to our region. As the world's oldest and largest BB gun manufacturer, Daisy has a storied history. Its contributions to the shooting sports, the United States military, and the character of young men and women nationwide is noteworthy. And who can forget Ralphie in the famous movie ``A Christmas Story'' and his coveted Red Ryder, the most famous BB gun ever produced? Mr. Speaker, 125 years in business is a significant milestone by any measurement. It is a tribute to the vision, commitment, and hard work of the company leadership and the employees of Daisy. Congratulations, Daisy. I'm proud of you, and our Nation is proud of you. ____________________
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Steve Womack
Republican · Arkansas

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