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  • Swedesburg, Clay County

    Swedesburg, Clay County

    Swedish immigrants established the first homestead in what became Garfield Township in 1868. Churches provided the foundation of the Swedesburg community, which overcame the Great Depression, both world wars, and a 1973 tornado.

  • Clay County Contagious Diseases, 1907-1917

    Comparative Study of Contagious Diseases in Clay County vs. Riley County

    Analyzing contagious disease records kept by physicians in two contiguous Kansas counties, this study reaches interesting conclusions about the role of the railroads in early twentieth century Kansas. Rail lines are suspected disease vectors. The…

  • Porter Morgan Hospital

    Smallpox in Clay County

    This study analyzes the cases of smallpox in Clay County, Kansas, between the years of 1900-1925. Evidence suggests proactive prevention methods were used to limit and eventually eradicate Smallpox. Data and information is drawn from county disease…

  • Student wearing gloves and mask, holding "Back to School" notebook

    Project Prairieview

    A study write up done by Citlally Orozco, on how a global pandemic has changed the lives of immigrant youth trying to integrate into rural school systems, that are not set up to support their academic needs.




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