Iowa Neighboring Fields and Factories in 1922 Cities
Iowa news notes a Pyramid cement factory near Valley Junction with 50 workers, a massive kilns setup, and limestone from Gilmore City. It also covers county income for insane care, a bridge at Attica, political moves, and community actions from Des Moines to Union and Cherokee counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Pyramid Cement
Valley Junction
Gilmore City
Pocahontas County
Hawkeye
Earlham
Madison County
Rock Island, A
D. I. Castile
Kossuth County
Carroll County
Beryl McLaughlin
Arthur King
State Board of Control
Webster County
Fort Dodge
Jackson
Wapello
Louisa
Chickasaw
Polk County
Cass County
Marion Countys Disgrace as Seen By the Outsiders
An editorial from the Oskaloosa Herald cites Marshalltown Times Republician on Marion county Iowa mining unrest with mentions of Herrin, quiet mines, and strikers. It questions state protection and labor rights amid resulting production halt and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Oskaloosa Herald
Marshalltown ‘Times-Republican
Iowa
Herrin
Marion
Marshalltown
Lewis
State of
Nan the Civil War mare leads procession after war ends
From 1862 to 1865 Captain Wilbur Haynes of Ohio rode Nan a chestnut mare. After discharge he kept Nan as his property and she led Decoration Day processions with troops and drums. Each year they rode from City Hall to the cemetery, honoring fallen comrades. One year Haynes walked beside the procession as Nan aged.
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Captain Haynes
Nan
McKar
Wilbur Haynes
Ohio Volunteers
Haynes
Thiay
War Department
Mr. Huyves
City Hall
Spirit Led Prayer Drives Church Revival, Says Anna Shifton
A sermon excerpt tells how Anna Shifton learned to heed the Holy Spirit, guiding prayer to awaken a pastor and spark a town revival. The piece argues the Spirit must lead prayer and that without this guidance, God’s work stalls. It emphasizes reviving churches through reverent submission to the Spirit’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganizations
Holy Spirit
Anna Shifton
Heart to Heart Talks on Prayer and Revival
The article urges believers to pray for one another, stressing that spiritual power flows from divine life within. It cautions against self reliance and emphasizes Holy Spirit led prayer, unity, and living for others to advance evangelistic revival and moral renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Israel
Christ
Goa
Holy Spirit
Wind Walls Not on Reason
A short Ohio State Journal quips that rare gifts merge in one being when brain power meets a voice with strong reach, noting such a combo is uncommon in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
New Mexico History from Spanish Explorers to Statehood
New Mexico’s history traces Spanish exploration beginning with De Vaca in 1536 and Coronado four years later, with Pueblo Indians early civilizations. It was conquered by Juan de Onate in 1598, missions founded, Santa Fe as a hub by 1605, and remained under Spanish rule mostly until 1821. After Mexican independence and the Mexican War, it shifted to United States control by 1848, with portions ceded and reorganized until New Mexico achieved statehood in 1910 as the forty seventh state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Old Mexico
de Vaca
Coronado
Juan de Onate
Santa Fe
Mexico
Spain
Phus
Kearny
Fort Leavenworth
United States
Texas
California
Arizona
Colorado
McClure News
Nnicats
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DEA
Tena
L. F. van Zelm
J. W. Jamagin
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Charlotte Walker
Kentucky
Ohio River
Mississippi
Muscatine
Grand Army of the Republic
State House
America
H. A. Hanapel
Jacob Hanapel
Mason City
Wabash River
Attica
Ind
Hanapel
Indiana State Highway Commission
G. Dickson
Davis County
District Court
Dickson
State Supreme Court
Red Cross
Rvier
Tama County
Warden Beckwith
C. C. McCoy
Cigaret Revenue Department
Buena Vista
Commercial Club
Storm Lake
Civil Service Commission
Auburn
Bagley
Brooklyn
Carlisle
Clermont
Dayton
Dexter
Dunlap
Durant
Dysart
Elma
Essex
Fairbanks
Fontanelle
Keota
Lakeview
Lansing
Lenox
Livermore
Marathon
Menlo
Merrill
Monroe
Moville
Oxford
Paulina
Prairie City
Radcliff
Rock Valley
St. Charles
Stanhope
Waucoma
West Branch
Wyoming
Albin
Clarion
Garner
New Hampton
Parkersburg
Rock Rapids
Spirit Lake
Tama
West Union
J. F. Grawe
Waverly
Bremer County
Robin
Union County
Yeoman'’s
Sheriff Langwin
Cherokee County
Nina
Freda
Eleanor
Alice Falk
Page County
Omaha
H. E. Moffett
Eldora
H. M. Boyd
H. E. Nichols
Owssa
Hardin County
Crack Country Club
St. Louis
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Burlington
Davenport
St. Joe
Leavenworth
Ft. Des Moines
P. A. Sovereign
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