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The Prince of Pea Soup, The Union Democrat, Sonora, California, 1951, about the son of the founder. Lots of early history, including marketing of the soup outside the restaurants. Cullen328Let's discuss it 04:03, 12 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Buellton's Green Monster in the Soup Los Angeles Times, 1978, involvement with auto racing: "Slick Gardner was "shook," and not too proud to admit it. At 5:25 last Saturday afternoon, he stood on the track at the Bonneville Salt Flats and stared down at the marks his wheels had left. He had come here to Utah, to this place with the face of a barren moonscape, to break the world land speed record of 622.407 miles an hour in his jet-powered car."
