Talk:Yocemento, Kansas

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Did you know... that Kansas City Union Station (pictured) was constructed using cement manufactured by a mill in Yocemento?

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Latest comment: 9 months ago8 comments1 person in discussion

I wanted to jot these down while I have the links:

Battle of Hogback

I was surprised that while trying to chase down the "Nichty" coal hoax, I hit several articles on the Battle of Hogback (technically, an engagement at the end of the Battle of the Saline River.) I had never seen before. Reading Armes' journal of the August 1967 Battle of the Saline River, by careful dead reconning, one can figure that Armes retreated to the Hogback Ridge, but previously I had only one weak RS citation based on Armes' celebrated revisit to the ridge years later. 75 year-old land owners recall man-made limestone structures on the ridge from their childhoods. Gardner photographed one, incidentally, in 1867; and Ike Yost mapped the same structure in 1907 (which he then destroyed with the quarry). But a century is more than enough time for any Fort Hays Limestone wall to crumble to dust.

IveGoneAway (talk) 15:04, 28 January 2024 (UTC) 13:11, 30 January 2024 (UTC)Reply