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Reporter Boyden in Boyden, Iowa

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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

3

The Adventurer and the Yellow Banks Landing

The narrative follows the Adventurer docking at Yellow Banks, militia officers clashing with unruly troops, and a chance reunion between Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis on a muddy riverbank. The narrator plans to expose a slave rumor and aids Kirby’s covert shore approach as the boat prepares to move up Rock River.

Yellow Banks Mapes Reynolds Sam Abe Jenkins Sam Jenkins Jefferson Davis Atcheson Abe Lincoln Salem Illinoi Abraham Lincoln Illinois Mississippi Corcoran Kirby St. Louis Rock River Eloise Race Gulf of Water

Deputy Reveals Frontiers Embezzlement Plot in Grogshop

In a night-secluded river camp, a covert deputy plots to aid a seeker in freeing a captive girl. The conspirators meet in a hidden cabin after a chance encounter with the steamer passenger who sheltered them. The stranger, Dan Moffett, is pressed to prove his need for money and accept a risky paid plan.

Tim Kirby Kennedy Jack Rafe Joe Kirby Joe Rale Male Sal New Orleans Prym Saint Louce Mississipi Moffett Dan Moffett Plata

Death Scene Critic Amelia Barr Says Death Lacks Life

The late Amelia EB Barr, famed author of sixty novels, told a New York publisher last spring she disliked one of her own death scenes saying the death has no life in it.

Amelia EB. Barr New York

Horses Taught to Avoid Weed by Smoke Inhalation

In Argentina horses are trained to avoid a poisonous weed by inhaling smoke from burning pieces of the plant, a practice learned from native animals that shun the smoke.

Argentina

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