History of Butler County Iowa a Record of Settlement Organization Progress a
History of Butler County Iowa a Record of Settlement Organization Progress a
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Voeltz, appointed to fill vacancy by reason of resignation of Fitzpatrick; F. F. Voeltz, 1903-08; R. S. Blair, 1908-14.
Clerks— N. T. Johnson, 1874-7; F. H. Rix, 1877-8; M. J. Dow- ney, 1878-80; Wilke A. Smith, 1880-1; A. N. Ferris, 1881-2; R.
G. Renken, 1882-90; M. F. Edwards, 1890-94; J. W. Arbuckle, 1894-7; S. C. Mangans, 1897-8; C. F. Franke, 1898-1900; S. R. Bird, 1900-01; J. G. Irwin, 1901-02; W. T. Evans, 1902-14.
i CITY HALL Prior to the year 1913 the mayor and city council held officia...l meetings in various places. But in the year named a handsome one-story, vitrified brick building was erected on the main street, at a cost of $5, 000, on a lot which cost the town $633. The interior arrangements make the city hall convenient for the council, vot- ing booths and apparatus of the fire department.
POLICE AND riEE DEPAETMENT The character and proclivities of Parkersburg's own people are of that excellence as not to require espionage or regulation by the jDolice department. The tramp, burglar, sneak thief and housebreaker are given little countenance here, and one police offi- cer — the city marshal — can very well look after and maintain the peace and quietude of the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Voeltz, appointed to fill vacancy by reason of resignation of Fitzpatrick; F. F. Voeltz, 1903-08; R. S. Blair, 1908-14.
Clerks— N. T. Johnson, 1874-7; F. H. Rix, 1877-8; M. J. Dow- ney, 1878-80; Wilke A. Smith, 1880-1; A. N. Ferris, 1881-2; R.
G. Renken, 1882-90; M. F. Edwards, 1890-94; J. W. Arbuckle, 1894-7; S. C. Mangans, 1897-8; C. F. Franke, 1898-1900; S. R. Bird, 1900-01; J. G. Irwin, 1901-02; W. T. Evans, 1902-14.
i CITY HALL Prior to the year 1913 the mayor and city council held officia...l meetings in various places. But in the year named a handsome one-story, vitrified brick building was erected on the main street, at a cost of $5, 000, on a lot which cost the town $633. The interior arrangements make the city hall convenient for the council, vot- ing booths and apparatus of the fire department.
POLICE AND riEE DEPAETMENT The character and proclivities of Parkersburg's own people are of that excellence as not to require espionage or regulation by the jDolice department. The tramp, burglar, sneak thief and housebreaker are given little countenance here, and one police offi- cer — the city marshal — can very well look after and maintain the peace and quietude of the town.
What to read after History of Butler County Iowa a Record of Settlement Organization Progress a?
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