A moving collection of tributes to a life in service of farmers and community
This volume gathers notices from newspapers and personal letters written after the death of Henry Wallace, a respected editor and agricultural leader who influenced rural life across the Midwest.
The book presents not a biography, but a cross-section of memories and appreciations. It highlights his work as founder and longtime editor of Wallaces’ Farmer, his commitment to better farming, and his deep religious faith. A brief life overview is included, along with guidance to related writings that tell his life through intimate letters to his descendants.
- Read firsthand reflections from newspapers and colleagues who admired his work and character
- Learn how his ideas shaped agricultural journalism and rural life in America
- Explore a personal view of his early life, career shifts, and lasting legacy
- Discover mentions of his broader influence in church and civic life
Ideal for readers of agricultural history, local Iowa heritage, and anyone drawn to a life lived with dedication to community and faith.