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This is one page from the general minutes log of the Civic Club, describing a special meeting regarding the placement of seven new waste paper receptacles in 1898.

This is an early 1900s article about the building of three new playgrounds paid for by the Civic Club which is found in the Civic Club Scrapbook.

This early 1900s article from a local newspaper and preserved in a Civic Club scrapbook speaks about the request of the Civic Club on the public removal of garbage from the city.

This article, "Civic Club in Session," is found in the Civic Club scrapbook and comments on Mira Lloyd Dock's presentation concerning her travels to Europe in front of the Civic Club in December 1899.

This is first column in an 1899 edition of The Patriot stating that the Civic Club will now have a column in which to discuss their civic work.

A newspaper headline stating the Civic Club's new entrance to Market Street with the old capitol columns was a successful transformation of a previously hideous sight

This article from a local newspaper was preserved in a Civic Club scrapbook. It concerns the Civic Club's campaign against spitting on sidewalks and in public areas in the early 1900s.

A December 1908 article regarding the Civic Club receiving columns from the old capitol building

This poem is from "Helping to Clean Our City," a paper written by an anonymous Civic Club member in the early 1900s. It encourages citizens to participate in Cleaning Day.

An article from the Civic Club column in The Patriot regarding the need for water filtration in the city