Kansas Heritage
Winter 2004 (Volume 12, Number 4)
The Cost of Conscience -Henry's Story-By Sara J. Keckeisen Read this article online Dedicated to religious beliefs that opposed war and killing, young Mennonite draftees during World War I faced an onslaught of ridicule, abuse, and threats of death if they did not join the ranks of soldiers and fight for the American cause. Come Back to the Five & DimeBy David A. Haury Read this article online "A little of everything"-that was the motto of Duckwall's, the Kansas-born five and dime store that for more than one hundred years has offered its customers good products and good service. The Heritage ExplorerSolely singular, unparalleled and unmatched, each museum offers us A Unique Peek Kansas NaturallyLong before man made his appearance, the southeast portion of our state started out By the Sea The Wonderful Old . . .Hotels Past Snaps"Two Bits" Vintage VignettesShort stories of yesteryear About FacesActress, writer, crusader Marcet Haldeman-Julius Presenting the PastUpcoming historical events Lasting Impressions"all I want for christmas. " To order any of these magazines call the Museum Store at the Kansas Museum of History, 785-272-8681, ext. 413. |
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