Fred Lone's Ace Hardware in Garden Stores brings you garage logic podcast number 249

October 21st, 2019. 88 degrees on this day in 1947. Man, the late 40s and early 50s were warm.

16 degrees in 1913.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Link.

It's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media.

John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby Coffee Shop.

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense.

Your mayor Joe Sincere.

On the weekends Kurt Brown of the Minneapolis Star Tribune does a historic piece about Minnesota.

Some event that would happen. I always read them. I find them interesting. I was particularly fascinated yesterday.

I was completely unaware that in 1951 a family named Klein, four boys I guess, three of the boys went to the park in North Minneapolis

and they'd never been heard from since. And a guy named Jack L. Hyde has written a book called The Lost Brothers.

Comes out this week, I believe. It's in fact, he's got a book. Oh, he's got a book launched this Thursday at Twin Cities Public Television.

And I called him or emailed him and we've been trading emails and he'll be joining us tomorrow at noon.

Oh, nice. I love in the studio. Pardon? I love Kurt Brown. Oh, in studio. Jack L. Hyde will be in studio. Not Kurt Brown.

I thought you meant Kurt Brown. No, okay. No, no. You know, it's been a bad.

It's been a bad morning. You started talking about Kurt Brown. And you know, it does a story. I understand that.

Not a word. Kurt Brown does a piece in the weekend. Star Tribune, citing some event in Minnesota history.

And the one he cited yesterday was the disappearance of these Klein boys, which has now been written about by the author Jack L. Hyde.

And he, Jack, Jack will be here tomorrow. Jack L. Hyde will be here tomorrow. He's written the book.

I want to know how he came about this. I was talking to Johnny Hyde off the air. Your wife is familiar with this.

She was when I was reading the story and mentioned it. And she said her mother used to mention it to them.

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