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The second of twelve exhibit banners on German immigration to Iowa, 1846-1946

Introduction to exhibit on "German Iowa and the Global Midwest"

Aplington spiritual community asks for concession for one German-language service a week.

Local lawyer notes Germans ubiquity, even following Babel.

Letter writer argues German-language press a key incubator of Pro-Germanism, through language.

Concerning elder Lutherans--Germans, Norwegians, and Swedes--who benefit from foreign-language spiritual instruction.

A member of the Board of Education of Clarence, Iowa, O. E. Road reached out to Herbert J. Metcalf to make known the progress being made in term of eliminating German. But he made Metcalf aware of a German Church that was teaching school in that…
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