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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1903

Page

10

Early political actions in Johnson County history

A retrospective look at Johnson County politics discusses tax burdens from railroad bonds and Civil War expenditures, the push for bridges and roads, and the moral concerns of early settlers. Governor Lucas championed laws to curb gambling and intemperance amid mining camps and frontier towns.

Johnson County Gov. Lucas Mississippi Facewest Gov Lucas

Washington Temperance Society Holds First County Meeting

In June 1842 the Washington temperance society met in the old bine church with speakers Judge Joseph Williams and Dr. William Reynolds. John Horner served as secretary as many new members joined, marking the first temperance meeting in the county and the rise of an active society.

Temperance Society Washington Temperance Society

Macabees State Picnic Planned at Waverly

Capt A D Vaughan and Sergt H A Black of the Uniform Bank of Cedar Rapids Macabees met Cedar Rapids Mac cabees to promote the state picnic at Waverly on August 10. Features include uniform rank drill contests, a baseball game, and an address by Gen Sletzer. A special Cedar Rapids excursion will run to Waverly to boost attendance.

A. D. Vaughan Sergi H.A. _Black The Cedar Rapids

Bill Sparks Late Night Fight in East Bloomington Street

Two men were arrested near Joe Holnd's sample room on East Bloomington Street after a dispute over a $4 bill led to a street scrap. Mayor Ball held a hearing and fined each man $5 for disturbing the peace.

Joe Holnd East Bloomington Street Ball

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