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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1903

Page

6

Early Bridges and Ferries of Johnson County

A historical overview of Johnson County's early settlers across nationalities. It lists first native pioneers then Irish German Scotch Bohemian groups plus later Italian arrivals and a small black population, highlighting bonds, land use, and community relations with notes on early commerce and a barber shop in Clinton Street.

John Gilbert Eli Myers Walkers Harharts Harrists Hamiltons Philip Clark Patrick Mary Smith James Wicks William Croty John Conboy Michael MacGinnis Casper Durkel Casper Nick Mathias Lane Joseph Gregory Gross Christopher H. Buck Ferdinand Haberstron Jacob Wentz F. Broshart Peter, Stoetzer Philip Schwertinger George Andrews William Kemp David Henry Wo. Gillaspy Gost Joseph Stoyer F. M. Irish Frank Nancy Reno

Carnival profits for city under Parker Company deal

City officials report 25 percent of concessions receipts and 5 percent of entertainment receipts go to the city under the Parker Company agreement. Alderman Cherry cites about 150 dollars total, with 921.25 from concessions and the rest from other sources. Carnival organizers say weather boosted crowds and some attractions had to turn away money.

Parker Company Cherry

Frank Wilkinson Released After Illness Quelled

After weeks in quarantine the family of Alderman Frank Wilkinson are free. Diphtheria had threatened a serious contagion but is now deemed quelled and no longer noticeable.

Frank Wilkinson

The Diamond Cure in Paris Promises Diamond Remedy for Consumption

An item claims a Paris discovery offers a diamond cure for consumption. It cites W T McGee of Vanleer Tennessee endorsing the remedy. A testimonial praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with instant relief and a permanent cure, available at Henry Louis and W. Shrader’s drug store with a trial bottle free.

Paris W.T. McGee Vanleer Tenn Henry Louis and W. &. Shrader

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