The book explores the historical significance of the elevator in agricultural communities, highlighting its role as a central hub for farmers to sell crops and purchase essential supplies. It delves into the elevator's multifunctional aspects, including its operation as a mill for producing animal feed and flour, illustrating its vital contribution to farm life and local economies in the past.
Exploring the unique experiences of soldiers at Fort Huachuca, this collection of free verse poems captures the essence of military life through the eyes of Thomas Decker, a former Installation Staff Chaplain. Spanning themes of faith, duty, and the human experience, poems like "Alibi Round" and "Finding Religion" provide deep reflections on the challenges and triumphs faced by service members. Decker’s work serves as a heartfelt tribute to the soldiers' journey, both in their service to the country and in their search for spiritual connection.