Iowa City's University Dream Built On Capitol City Trade
Peter H. Patterson championed relocating Iowa's capital to support an institution here. He and Smiley Bonham secured approval and funding in 1847, aiming to anchor growth via the State University. The capitol project faced stone quality woes and funding shortages but progressed with local quarries and river transport. The completed capitol cost $123,700 and housed a fledgling legislature.
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Iowa City
Patterson
State University
Smiley H. Bonhaut
Johnson County
House of Representatives
Bonheim
Peter Patterson
Swawley H. Bonham
State House
The
Swan
Cedar River
Veblen
Peter Tremble
Capitol Street
Congress
Pittsburg
Snyder
Iowa River
Capitel
Capitol
Antae
John D. Millers Closing Out Sale Auction Ad
John D. Millers Closing Out Sale advertises a public auction at the residence 34 miles north of Kalona and 14 miles southwest of Iowa City on the Iowa City Washington road starting 10 a m Tuesday October 10 1905. It lists 13 Aberdeen Angus cattle including 9 females and males from Baroness Coquette Favorite and Sybil plus 55 acres fenced hog tight 24 acres in orchard and other farm buildings with a 26x36 house and amenities. Auctioneers Jno A. Yoder and W. K. Henss clerk F E Skola. Lunch provided. Oct 4.
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Kalona
Iowa City
Iowa City-Washington
Baroness
Coquette
Favorite
Sybil
Wilk
Washington Road
Jno
A. Yoder
W. K. Henss
F. E. Skola
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Rushville
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James P. Carleton
Parsons Estate
Porter
Arsount of Stone
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WW. B. Snyder
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