Red Rock Park Idea Sparks Iowa Conservation Talk
Dr L H Pammel and A W Jeffries visited Red Rock to discuss establishing a state park amid its rich history and scenic red rock ledges. The plan would link to a larger 2000 acre area, but funding stalled it. a park could revive the town with projected 100000 visitors in the first two years.
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L. H. Pammel
Ames
State Board of Conservation
A. .W. Jeffries
Ruthven
Conservation Board
Red Rock
Iowa
Des Moines
Pammel
State Board
Mahaska County
Hammil
Red Rockers
Red Rocks
Knoxville
Marion County
Red Rocks and Iowa Lore Speak Through Time
A fragment discusses how stories of Red Rocks might enrich Iowa’s historical lore if shared by popular subscription or by the people’s vote. The text hints at collective memory shaping regional narrative and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rocks
Iowa
Pella Men to Speak at Des Moines Legion Meeting
A Seventh district American Legion conference will be held in Des Moines on December 9 with Marion County speakers from Pella. George H. Lankelma will discuss building a post home, Rev. George M. Derbyshire offers the invocation, and Fred Galeazzi and Gray Anderson will cover post building and citizens duties. The Savery Hotel hosts both the Legion and Auxiliary meetings.
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American Legion
Seventh Congressional District
Des Moines
Marion County
Pella
George H. Lankelma
van Veen-Van Hemert
George,m. Derbyshire
Derbyshire
Marion
Fred Galeazzi
Melcher
Gray Anderson
Knoxville
Legionaire
Savery Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Four States Plan 25 Mile Neutral Zones for Trucks
Conflicting state laws hinder interstate trucking. A compromise establishes twenty five mile neutral zones on each side of state boundaries to relieve commercial motor vehicles from needing dual licenses. Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Iowa consented and Wisconsin Nebraska Illinois and others may adopt.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Illinois
Brederin Faces Challenge to Change Status Quo
A wary preacher urges action to alter the persistent situation as a district audience listens. The quotation hints at social tensions with a marked reference to a Negro preacher addressing his congregation. The fragment suggests community call for remedies to ongoing inequities.
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Brederin
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Monroe Mirror
the Book Shop
Durham
Joe F. Denburger
Pella Agency
Vander Linden’s Drug Store
Toyland
John Ulrich, JR
Brudder Jones
Dhat
Brudder
Grisa
Seth Thomas Oskaloosa, Iowa
Atwater Kent
Bobby
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
WEAF
WJAR
New York
Providence
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
WTAM
WGN
WFI
WGR
GEO. Wer
STEEG
Puritan Drug Store
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Lewis
Pawel
Detroit
Worcester
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