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Why an injunction seemed necessary.

Who said machines were so much more efficient than hand labor?

Who knows? Maybe the railroads deserved to lose some of their business.

What are we all grouching so much about? (Opt. line): When just a few years ago a horse and buggy was possible only to those who had worked so hard for it they couldn't enjoy it, to catch a ride on a lumber wagon was a luxury, and we walked around on board sidewalks that flew up and cracked our shins.

What a wonderful difference thirty years can make.

Welcome to Iowa

Next clean rest area 193 miles; Nebraska 293 miles; ?

We're almost that far along already?

W. C. Robinson's monoplane

Postcard showing side view of Billy Robinson's monoplane. Corn field and fence in background. Back of postcard: Iowa Calendar Co., Marshalltown.

View of village from the woolen mill, Amana, Iowa, 1900s

Also visible in the photograph: dredge boat; barns; and calico print works. This photograph is a panoramic view looking northwest.

Traveling by Steamboat in Eddyville, Iowa, 1917

Pictured here are members of the Epworth League and other random citizens catching a ride across the Des Moines River in Eddyville, Iowa, in June, 1917. The steamboat is leaving from the docks of the Empire Sand and Material Company. Travel by…

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