Butch Comes When Called at Fayette Buffalo Ranch
Fayettes Buffalo Ranch museum displays 11 buffalo led by Butch who follows keeper Bill Kaberle. The site features wild west relics including a donkey nicknamed Midnight, pea cocks, a general store, jail and saloon, plus nickelodeons and a piano built in 1850. Buffaloes warned as dangerous, not suited as pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch
Bill Kaberle
Buffalo Ranch Museum
Highway 150
Fayette
Kaberle
Katherie
Buffalo Ranch
Fayette Area
Local resident builds Old West town and log cabin display
Kaberle describes one of the largest relics in the country a growing complex including a log cabin display that will become an Old West town with a grocery store arcade log church and a sorghum plant. He plans to stay open into early November if weather allows admitting adults for 1 children 2 to 18 0.50 5 to 11 0.40 and under five free while Upper Iowa University looms nearby atop Fayette Hill founded 1857 with 500 plus students and many politics and education majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaberle
Highway 150
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Liberal Arts
North Bonneville Fights for New Town Amid Dam Expansion
North Bonneville, Washington residents fight to reshape the area's future as the Army Corps plans a 95 foot water channel and a bigger Bonneville hydroelectric complex. After decades of bargaining, federal officials agree to fund a new town with schools and utilities for about 600 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bonneville
Wash
Bonneville
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Columbia River
Army Corps of Engineers
Ernest Skala
Bonnneville
B.L. Bonneville
Congress
Yellowstone National Park
Idaho
Northwest
Bonneville Power Administration
Corps of Engineers
Skala
Corps
Blame Technology for Funny Money Rise
Counterfeiting is rising after a three year decline with over 48 million in bogus bills printed last year, mostly tens and twenties. Only 3.6 million reached the streets as federal agents seized the rest fresh from the presses. Modern tech speeds production and tempts counterfeiters, says U S Secret Service agent Lewis McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Lewis McClain
United States Secret Service
United States
Sunspot Theory Links Solar Activity to Weather
The sunspot theory suggests that intense solar activity emits particles into space and Earth's atmosphere, influencing weather by causing sunnier and drier conditions during peak sunspot periods and shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Saturday Morning Gazette
By Duane Crock
Kaberle's Museum
New Town
Andrew H. Malcolm
N.Y. Times Service
Lmsmen
29Th Street
Washington Ave
Homes For Living Magazine
Ty Bennett
Second Avenue S.E
Ommy Tucker Realty CO
Cedar Rapids
Ethan Allen
Ware “Mouse
Alon
Rey
I Dan Allen Galler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!