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Page 82
... Mr. Kirkwood and his wife moved into the Clark home at Clarksville , or Coralville as the suburb came later to be called , and Mrs. Kirkwood assumed the functions of a mother toward her brother's three children 82 SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
... Mr. Kirkwood and his wife moved into the Clark home at Clarksville , or Coralville as the suburb came later to be called , and Mrs. Kirkwood assumed the functions of a mother toward her brother's three children 82 SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
Page 85
... Coralville and Iowa City.111 While Kirkwood gave little outward indica- tion of his interest in politics during the months when his new work was engrossing his atten- tion , it is evident that time had not softened the resentment ...
... Coralville and Iowa City.111 While Kirkwood gave little outward indica- tion of his interest in politics during the months when his new work was engrossing his atten- tion , it is evident that time had not softened the resentment ...
Page 91
... Coralville pre- vented large fish from ascending the river , to the detriment of settlers living above the dam . But in spite of all handicaps and opposition the citizens of the district rallied to the support of " Sam " Kirkwood in ...
... Coralville pre- vented large fish from ascending the river , to the detriment of settlers living above the dam . But in spite of all handicaps and opposition the citizens of the district rallied to the support of " Sam " Kirkwood in ...
Page 105
... Coralville home , as had been his good fortune during the preceding legislative session , the Johnson County Senator must now prepare for a two months sojourn at the new seat of government one hundred and twenty miles to the westward ...
... Coralville home , as had been his good fortune during the preceding legislative session , the Johnson County Senator must now prepare for a two months sojourn at the new seat of government one hundred and twenty miles to the westward ...
Page 137
... Coralville had been secured by dishonest means , and that he had brought about the unauthorized pur- chase of the Park House in Iowa City to be used as the Deaf and Dumb Asylum - charges which were easily refuted because entirely false ...
... Coralville had been secured by dishonest means , and that he had brought about the unauthorized pur- chase of the Park House in Iowa City to be used as the Deaf and Dumb Asylum - charges which were easily refuted because entirely false ...
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