of U.S. Route 63 and Iowa Highway 2. Notable people Barry Davis (wrestler) - member of the 1984 and 1988 Olympics winning silver in ‘84. 3 time National Champion at the University of Iowa. University of Wisconsin Head Coach 1994-2018 Curt Bader - member of the 1988 and 1996 Olympic Kayak teams Clem Beauchamp - early motion picture actor, assistant director, production manager; Academy Award winner (Beau champ = Beautiful field...) Smith Wildman Brookhart - U.S. Senator Cyrus Bussey - Civil War Major General (Breveted); Assistant Secretary of the Interior Beryl F. Carroll - Governor of Iowa George W. Clarke - Governor of Iowa Samuel O. Dunn - journalist; transportation specialist Cora Bussey Hillis - Children's rights advocate L.D. Hotchkiss - former editor-in-chief, Los Angeles Times John A. Hull - Major General; Judge Advocate General of the Army (1924–1928); Associate Justice Supreme Court of the Philippines (1934–1936) John A.T. Hull - editor Davis County Republican; Iowa Secretary of State, Lt. Governor of Iowa, U.S. Representative Augustin Reed Humphrey - U.S. Representative from Nebraska John Henry Kyl - U.S. Representative Jon Kyl - U.S. Senator from Arizona Irvin S. Pepper - U.S. Representative Bertha Eaton Raffetto - composer of Home Means Nevada, the state song of Nevada C. William Ramseyer - U.S. Representative Johnny Rawlings - major league baseball player (1914–1926); manager in All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Jack Reno - country singer, songwriter and disc jockey Kevin Ritz - major league pitcher, Detroit Tigers and Colorado Rockies Walter A. Sheaffer - founder of the Sheaffer Pen Company Erastus J. Turner - U.S. Representative from Kansas James Weaver - U.S. Representative; twice third-party presidential candidate, 1880 Greenback Party and 1892 Populist Party References External links Official City Website Bloomfield Main Street Cities in Iowa Cities in Davis County, Iowa County seats in Iowa