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031_Keyes Notes on His Life

This is a short review of Keyes' life in outline form listing his education, professional activities, and personal life.

031_View of the Capitol and Soldiers' monument which may be seen from all railway trains going in an easterly direction

This is another view of the Capitol that could be seen from the passenger trains south of the Capitol around 1913

This cement press resides in the barn on Tyden Farm number 6 along with other historical farm tools as part of an agricultural museum. The cement press was utilized
on the Tyden farms where concrete was used in many of the buildings.

032_ View of the Capitol and Soldiers' monument which may be seen from all railway trains going in easterly direction

Here is a 2010 view of an area south and west of the Capitol that can be seen from the train tracks.

032_1960 Yearbook

Paul Mehuys Pat Mewes Joseph Mueck
Moline, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Edgertown, Wisconsin
William Mulvaney James Murphy William Myers
Chicago, Illinois Davenoport, Iowa …

032_1967 Yearbook

Michael Fitzsimmons
Political Science
Davenport, Ia.
John Frerkes
Physics
Moline, Ill.
Patrick R. Friemel
Business Admin.
Davenport, Ia.
Robert G. Fullenkamp
Biology
Newport News, Va.
Arthur J. Funder, Jr.
Political Science
N. Abington, Mass
John F.…

032_Cornell Professor, Once Retired, to Resume Work

This newspaper article announces Charles Keyes plans to resume teaching at Cornell College after his retirement the previous spring.

032_Elmwood School Programs

This is a page from the collection "Bicentennial Reflections: History of Des Moines Public Schools, 1876-1976" by Dr. Robert R. Denny, published by the Des Moines Public Schools in Des Moines, Iowa in 1976.

032. Sprinkler Head

Around 1920, Tyden's boxcar seal factory caught fire and he became interested in fire prevention. Tyden became acquainted with a St. Louis businessman who claimed to have developed some designs for fire sprinklers and valves. When Tyden found out the…

033_1960 Yearbook

Sophomores, too old for
illusion — too young
for disillusion, are the
backbone of school functions.
They are active.
They are eager.
Sophomores learn.
SOPHOMORES
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