The Return of Bill Carver
Conductor Wilson reports on Bill Carver, a railway engineer famed for taming the teakettle on the Electric Marsh line. Bill’s romance with a Correy Center woman leads to a dramatic highway to marriage as a Milwaukee traveler jokes about missed connections and a wild horse rescue.
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