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Two towns. Two companies. Two different ways of life. Their fates both hinge on immigration.

 
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Published: October 31, 2007

GUYMON — On a recent weekday, at least five of this agricultural community's hotels were booked. Room rates ranged from $54 — for motor lodge-like accommodations — to $80 at the Comfort Inn.

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Hooker City Clerk Linda Holbert, Mayor Rod Childress and Police Chief Larry Hinds stand on Glaydas Street on Tuesday. By John Clanton, The OKlahoman

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