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President James A. Hilton receiving $1500 check from the Central Homecoming Committee, 1955

President James A. Hilton receiving $1500 check from the Central Homecoming Committee, 1955

James A. Hilton is seated at a table surrounded by five young men. They are: Front row (left to right): Unidentified committee member, James A. Holtin, unidentified committee member; Back row (left to right): Larry E. Barnes, Jan Rakow, Dr. Darrrel…
Civil War Diary of James Robertson, 1861 account book & diary

Civil War Diary of James Robertson, 1861 account book & diary

James Robertson was a native of Clifton, Iowa, in Louisa County. He was a private in Company C, 8th Iowa Infantry, was taken prisoner at the battle of Shiloh and hospitalized in Nashville, Tennessee's University Hospital. The diary details his…
Civil War Diary of James Robertson, 1861 account book & diary

Civil War Diary of James Robertson, 1861 account book & diary

James Robertson was a native of Clifton, Iowa, in Louisa County. He was a private in Company C, 8th Iowa Infantry, was taken prisoner at the battle of Shiloh and hospitalized in Nashville, Tennessee's University Hospital. The diary details his…
Homecoming Queen candidates standing on railroad tracks behind signal light, Homecoming, 1950

Homecoming Queen candidates standing on railroad tracks behind signal light, Homecoming, 1950

The 1950 homecoming queen candidates standing on the railroad tracks behind a signal light are front row (left to right): Rita Dunn (Queen), Sioux City; Claire Schubert, Maywood, IL; Betty Skyberg (Attendant), Canton, SD; back row (left to right)…
Homecoming Queen candidates standing on railroad tracks behind signal light, Homecoming, 1950

Homecoming Queen candidates standing on railroad tracks behind signal light, Homecoming, 1950

The 1950 homecoming queen candidates standing on the railroad tracks behind a signal light are front row (left to right): Rita Dunn (Queen), Sioux City; Claire Schubert, Maywood, IL; Betty Skyberg (Attendant), Canton, SD; back row (left to right)…
Phi Kappa Tau Homecoming lawn display, ""Cyclone makes jackass of tiger.""  1952

Phi Kappa Tau Homecoming lawn display, ""Cyclone makes jackass of tiger."" 1952

The Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Omicron Chapter, homecoming lawn display is reminiscent of the front page of the Iowa State Daily student newspaper. The headline reads, ""Cyclone makes jackass of tiger."" The headline for a side column reads, ""MU tiger…
Phi Kappa Tau Homecoming lawn display, ""Cyclone makes jackass of tiger.""  1952

Phi Kappa Tau Homecoming lawn display, ""Cyclone makes jackass of tiger."" 1952

The Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Omicron Chapter, homecoming lawn display is reminiscent of the front page of the Iowa State Daily student newspaper. The headline reads, ""Cyclone makes jackass of tiger."" The headline for a side column reads, ""MU tiger…
0174.  Mills Co. Soil Conservation District Annual Report - 1963

0174. Mills Co. Soil Conservation District Annual Report - 1963

This 1963 fiscal year annual report includes a financial report as well as a summary of activities for that year. This year marked the real beginning of activity in the Pony CreekWatershed. As a g:esture to further soil conservation and good land use…
40. Caleb Russell and Sallie A. Fenton to Lincoln expressing Iowa Society of Friends' support for Emancipation Proclamation

40. Caleb Russell and Sallie A. Fenton to Lincoln expressing Iowa Society of Friends' support for Emancipation Proclamation

Letter from Caleb Russell and Sallie A. Fenton of the Religious Society of Friends (Henry County, Iowa) to Abraham Lincoln expressing the Society's support of the Emancipation Proclamation, their hope that the President will seek God's counsel and,…
1888-1894, Mary H. Miller

1888-1894, Mary H. Miller

Mary H. MacGinnitie was born in Clarion County, Pennsylvania on July 24, 1842, the daughter of John P. and Marilla B. MacGinnitie. She came with her parents to Eddyville, Iowa in 1862 and taught in the public schools in Eddyville and Ottumwa. In…