Garnavillo Parade on July 4, 1918. School girls are marching. Location is on Main Street heading South. The small building in the photo is the location of what is now (2017) Thoma's Dairy Bar.
Garnavillo Parade on July 4, 1918. Parade entry is "Veterans", the car was driven by Dr. J.W. Hudek. Photo was taken on Centre Street and the building in the background was the Congregational Church - now the Garnavillo Historical Museum (2017).
This Soil Edition of the Glenwood Opinion-Tribune includes articles on soil conservation in Mills County. It also includes the 1982-1983 annual report of the Mills County Soil Conservation District.
This special edition of the Malvern Leader highlights the history and accomplishments of the Mills County Soil and Water Conservation District from 1941-1991.
This soil edition includes an article on the 50 year history of soil conservation in the United States as well as articles written to help farmers with conservation projects.
Built in 1852 in Garnavillo Township in the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 16-93-3 about one mile east of Garnavillo near Buck Creek on the road to Clayton, Iowa. Purchased from the Government by Benjamin F. Forbes. The mill…
Work preparation began in approximately 1930 to lay water lines for the city along the Highway 55 going through the town of Garnavillo, Iowa. The photo was taken looking north towards the City Park. Note the Harness shop on the corner. The men in the…
