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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

Page

8

Palimpsest Fragments Reconstructed In Iowa History

The erasure metaphor frames Iowa history as a palimpsest with fragments rescued to be reconstructed in narratives and short articles. The Palimpsest will be edited by John C. Parish. Hepburn's advocacy of women’s rights is cited from Dr. Briggs, noting 1860 positions on property, guardianship, and employment. John A Kasson is identified as real framer of Lincoln era Republican platform, with Greeley praising his work.

Towa John C. Parish Society Hepburn William P. Hepburn John E. Briggs State Historical Society of Iowa Dr. Briggs Enquirer John A. Kasson Lincoln Kasson Horace Greeley General Committee Grezley New York Tribune

First Stars and Stripes Unfurled in Iowa City 1839

Sketch recounts Iowa City July 4 1839 celebration on the present University site. A tall oak towered over the new capital as the flag was raised for the first time over the frontier town. Dinner came from an Indian trading house down the Iowa river. Toaster readings included the Declaration of Independence and an oration by John Frierson.

Iowa City Benj. F. Shambaugh The State Historical Society University Capitol Iowa River John Frierson

Des Moines Air Route Opens Shortens Ft. Dodge Trip

With the official opening of the air route to Des Moines, the capital becomes a half hour away from Ft. Dodge, marking a new link between the two cities and enhancing regional travel.

Des Moines Ft. Dodge

Cableway for Manizales Aims World's Longest Route

In Barries Colombia the operating company plans a mountain cableway extending miles toward Manizales. The system uses a single 1 1/2 inch steel cable with drum wear sharing, carrying cargo bags and occasional riders. The setup highlights rugged mountain logistics and anticipated record length. Hampshire breeders from Iowa form clubs statewide, eyeing prizes and a gift sale to fund promotion.

Barries Colombia Tyre Manizales

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