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Category Archives: Iowa Miscellaneous
Jun
15
Luther will NOT be disincorporated
The state City Development Board last week rejected the town of Luther’s petition to disincorporate. Right now, the meeting minutes don’t appear to be online, but there was a post about it on the town’s Facebook page with a copy of … Continue reading
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Jun
13
Summer 2014 photos added
Here’s an update notice from January and thereafter that I never got around to posting: I have added at least one picture, and in most cases multiple pictures, to many highways in western Iowa from some trips last summer. New … Continue reading
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Jun
11
Beautiful land. All 8,883 miles of it.
June 8, 2015, 6:49 PM: The end of a journey years in the making. Between March 20, 2003, and June 8, 2015, I traveled every mile of every current state, US, and interstate highway in Iowa at least once. (Some … Continue reading
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Jun
05
Kyle Munson’s Iowa history road trip
October 16, 2012: Birthplace Cottage at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in West Branch. Like most famous Iowans, Hoover left the state before anyone recognized him. In last Sunday’s Des Moines Register, Kyle Munson picked 18 landmarks across Iowa to … Continue reading
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Jun
04
New map ‘officially’ released; Dows welcome center is kaput
September 23, 2002: Iowa Welcome Center signage on I-35 for the Dows exit (former IA 72). Jason Hancock recently saw the signs for the Welcome Center in Dows had been removed from I-35. Turns out the end of the welcome … Continue reading
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May
26
Carnforth Inn Supper Club shutting its doors
June 21, 2013: The Carnforth Inn Supper Club. The Carnforth Inn Supper Club, an eating establishment west of Victor, will close on June 28. Carnforth, on old US 6 east of IA 21, is a map dot so extinct it’s not … Continue reading
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May
25
We Stick Together
After the very short Memorial Day service at the Traer Memorial Building, I felt a little more was needed. Here is a tribute to the Sullivan Brothers of Waterloo.
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May
16
TEDx Okoboji
The Thought Leader of Businesstown pays a visit. (You may need to see the whole set of posts to get the context, and you should. Listen to Weird Al’s “Mission Statement” at the same time to maximize synergy.)
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May
06
Iconic Stanton water tower taken down
September 17, 2014: This water tower in Stanton has looked like a coffee pot for 45 years. The water tower in Stanton painted and tweaked to look like a coffee pot has been taken down, reports the Omaha World-Herald. It … Continue reading
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May
02
Marshalltown makes the Onion
Iowa Restaurant Patron Can Remember Every Breakfast Ruined By Presidential Candidates America’s Finest News Source made a slight misstep with the Nixon reference, as Iowa’s “first in the nation” caucuses didn’t become A Thing until 1976.
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