
Look for this logo and associated links throughout Our Iowa Heritage website. It will tell you that there’s a story or two, or a Fred Kent photograph taken from this 1976 Press-Citizen Bicentennial edition.









You can read more here:
1881-1981: The Golden Age Of Telephones In Iowa City.

Read more here about the Boerner family:
Boerner & Sons – Iowa City’s Prussian Poppa of Pharmacy.



Look for this logo and associated links throughout Our Iowa Heritage website. It will tell you that there’s a story or two, or a Fred Kent photograph taken from this 1976 Press-Citizen Bicentennial edition.
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Kudos to the amazing resources below for the many quotes, photographs, etc. used on this page.
‘Iowa City…wonder…beauty…’, Ethel Penningroth, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 61
‘Buried in a hay-grave’, Nila B. Kelso, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 61
‘A single wire, cedar poles’, Harriett Stevens, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 62
‘I would sit on the floor of the buggy’, Mary E. Gilroy, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 62
I remember, I remember, Emil G. Trott, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 63
‘While mothers wiped tears’, Fred W. Boerner, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 63
‘A new-born world…’, Lee W. Cochran, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 64
‘I thought of…’, Will J. Hayek, Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 1, 1976, p 64