Iowa History Journal

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The goal of Iowa History Journal is to keep alive the memories of Iowa’s heritage in a manner that is both educational and entertaining. We want readers to take an active part in the publication. We encourage letters to the editor from readers, and ideas for stories and photographs.

We print six issues a year in the months of January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, and November/December.

We hope you will enthusiastically embrace Iowa History Journal and tell others about it, and subscribe. It will make a superb gift to family members or friends who have moved out of state and want to retain their Iowa ties. It will be a great gift for any friend or relative who lives in the state.

Among our loyal readers are two Iowa governors, a former United States congressman, two Olympic champions, a nationally known syndicated comic strip artist, and a former Miss Universe. We hope all Iowans will embrace Iowa History Journal and welcome it into their schools, offices and homes. We are trying our best to make it a valuable part of your life and provide some delightful breaks from the stress-packed world we live in.

	Issue Number 1 – January 2009 On the inside: Col. Bud Day, Military Hero Buffalo Bill, Old West Legend Fred Maytag, Business Genius Doreen Wilbur, Olympic Champion Indian Tribes in Iowa Iowa History Quiz Columns by Iowans			Issue Number 2 – March 2009 On the inside: President From West Branch Wyatt Earp in Pella Carver-Hawkeye Namesake Everly Brothers Rocked On Indian Tribes in Iowa What’s in a Name Columns by Iowans
	Issue Number 3 – May 2009 On the inside: Still Iowa’s Sweetheart, Donna Reed Newburg’s Major Leaguer, Jackie Collum Meredith’s Publishing Empire Andy Williams of Wall Lake Indian Tribes in Iowa What’s in a Name – Council Bluffs Columns by Iowans