The Radio Boys with the Border Patrol

"The Radio Boys with the Border Patrol" by Gerald Breckenridge is a boys' adventure novel written in the early 20th century. This installment follows the engaging escapades of Jack Hampton and his friends, who are now deeply involved in the challenges of border patrol and mysterious occurrences related to a notorious figure named Ramirez. The story promises action and intrigue, with themes of friendship and courage prevailing throughout the boys' adventures. At the start of the story, readers meet Jack Hampton and Captain Cornell, an army flyer, at the Hampton ranch. Jack has been experimenting with radio technology while maintaining a close relationship with his father and ranch staff. As Jack prepares for the arrival of his friends Bob Temple and Frank Merrick, a mysterious development involving Don Ferdinand, a familiar character from previous Radio Boys stories, unfolds, hinting at new challenges. A telegram from Don Ferdinand suggests he is once again pursuing the enigmatic Ramirez, setting the stage for excitement and adventure that promises to engage the boys and their readers. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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