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Harold Barrett and His Indian Motorcycle

Today we say hello to our listeners on KWBG in Boone, IA.  Folks there should stay alert!  There’s a 90 year old man south of…

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Harold Barrett

Harold Barrett has been farming and feeding cattle as long as he can remember–and that’s about 90 years so far.  So how has the operation…

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Graham Cave

One of the first men to farm this plot of land used the nearby rocky overhang to shelter his herd of hogs.  Then he discovered…

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Crowley’s Ridge

Today we say hello to our listeners on KOTC in Kennett, MO.  Is it really true the Mississippi River once ran to the west of…

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Benjamin Crowley

Lots of rivers, towns and mountains are named after people who settled in a specific area.  This man never imagined an important ridge of land…

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A Gangster’s Vacation Hot Spot

There aren’t too many peaceful stories about gangsters, but this American city offered ruthless men a chance to have a vacation…..

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Keeping the Old

The cliché says, out with the old, in with the new.  If Ramona had followed that advice, she might have lost her business.  Today we…

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The Munger Moss

It’s called the Munger Moss.  What is it?  People have been asking that since the days of World War II…..

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Towosahgy

Many Midwestern cities can trace their beginnings for over 150 years or more. This one can go back 1000 years…..

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Big Oak Tree

The Mississippi River bottom lands stretch for hundreds of miles. It’s flat, fertile farmland producing a bounty of crops.  But today, we turn back the…

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