goodpasturefarm is not an actual place. The name comes from family genealogy and represents a space where we can reconnect with the past and take a respite from the present. At goodpasturefarm we celebrate the people who came before us and the ways they have shaped who we are today.
Let’s reminisce together...
Iowa Stories
A collection of stories which start in Iowa but don’t always end there. Representative of the Midwest, Iowa history is full of stories to tell. In 2022, we are putting a special focus on the year 1914, but not exclusively. Come along for a look at Life in Iowa, America’s Heartland.
July 4, 1914, A Small Town Holds a Great Celebration
The News from Dysart Last Week of May-Mid June 1914
The News From Tama County & North Central Iowa - First Week of May 1914
The News From Dysart & North Central Iowa - Last Two Weeks of April 1914
The News From Dysart & North Central Iowa - First Two Weeks of April 1914
The News From Dysart & North Central Iowa - Second & Third Week of May 1914
The News From Dysart & North Central Iowa - First Two Weeks of April 1914
The News From Dysart & North Central Iowa - Last Week of March 1914
The News From Dysart and North Central Iowa - Second & Third Week of March 1914
The News From Dysart & North Central Iowa - First Week of March 1914
The News From Dysart and North Central Iowa – Last Week of February 1914
The News From Dysart - Third Week of February 1914
The News From Dysart - First Two Weeks of February 1914
The News From Dysart - Last Two Weeks of January 1914
The News From Dysart - Third Week of January 1914
The News From Dysart - Second Week of January 1914
The News From Dysart - First Week of January 1914
The Great Booster Parade - A Small Town Promotes Themselves
The Big Brick Building on the Corner
More Stories
An eclectic collection of writings mostly of a personal nature. A little bit of something different.
Special Editions
In depth stories about people and events. Usually of a historical nature, these stories require more research to write. This is a space to dive-in a little deeper than usual.