The Banner Boy Scouts on a Tour

The Banner Boy Scouts on a Tour by George A. Warren is a captivating tale of adventure and mystery centered around a group of Boy Scouts from Stanhope. The story begins with the scouts attending a meeting where they discuss their upcoming summer hike to Rattlesnake Mountain a place shrouded in mystery and adventure. The scouts led by Paul Morrison are eager to explore this uncharted territory and test their skills in the wilderness. However their plans are interrupted by a series of mysterious events starting with the robbery of Joe Clausin's father's feed store. The scouts discover that a tin box containing valuable papers has been stolen and they suspect foul play. As they delve deeper into the mystery they encounter various challenges including a rival group led by the troublesome Ward Kenwood and Ted Slavin who attempt to sabotage their efforts. Despite these obstacles the scouts remain determined to uncover the truth behind the missing tin box and the secrets of Rattlesnake Mountain. Throughout the story themes of friendship loyalty and perseverance are highlighted as the scouts work together to solve the mystery. The narrative is filled with suspense and excitement keeping readers engaged as they follow the scouts on their journey. The book not only entertains but also imparts valuable lessons about teamwork and the importance of standing up for what is right.