Hamburg Approves Swimming Pool August 2, 1959
'Landmark' Home Sold At Hamburg June 14, 1960
High Water Bills? Not For These Hamburg Residents October 20, 1960
Blaze Took House, Gave Family Friends - Hamburg Neighbors Now Greet Mrs. Doiel . . . February 18, 1962
Competition Now More Equal Between Missouri, SW Iowa - Still No Fireworks June 7, 1962
No Organization Is Needed, Claim Hamburg Boosters - Everyone Is Willing To Work December 5, 1963
No Gushers Or Big Money Expected From Oil Wells In The Hamburg Area - It's A Cash Crop For Some Farmers January 21, 1964
Hamburg Hospital Drive Nearing $500,000 Mark - Started With Gift February 7, 1965
Burglary At Hamburg P.O. - A Similar Break-in At Maryville, Mo. May 11, 1965
Sidney, Hamburg O.K. Low Rent Housing Projects June 29, 1965
Hospital Drive Is Revived November 10, 1965
Dock Facility Is Built At Hamburg - For Soybean Shipments November 17, 1965
Hamburg Hospital Now A Reality - Federal Grant Cinches Plans April 22, 1966
Hamburg Will Build Hospital - Funds Have Been Raised February 2, 1967
To Break Ground For Hospital March 23, 1967
Opening Set For Hospital At Hamburg October 10, 1968
Hamburg Center To Be Opened For The Elderly February 26, 1969
Hamburg Church Sets Centennial Services Sunday March 7, 1969
Senior Citizens Center To Open April 4, 1969
Drug Abuse Center Eyed For Hamburg - Would Use Old Hospital Building February 16, 1971
Hamburg Rolls Up City Sleeves May 13, 1971
Controlling Interest Sold In Hamburg Bank January 28, 1976
Cable TV Votes Are Set In SWI March 24, 1980
Hamburg To Get Alcohol Plant June 20, 1980
Ethanol Plant Opening May Aid Town's Growth December 29, 1983
Production At Ethanol Plant Nearing Reality April 29, 1984
Superintendent's Woes No Fun; Hamburg Feels Financial Pinch July 1, 1984
Grateful District Buys Lunch July 1, 1984
Grape Administrator Named December 18, 1984
One Candidate Files For Mayor's Race April 11, 1985
Vogel Denied Grant, Threatens Move August 26, 1988
Vogel Popping At Microwave Plant September 25, 1988
Hospital Files Debt Proposal October 13, 1988
Grape Granted Extension On Reorganization July 13, 1989
Grape Bankruptcy Plan Is Approved By Judge September 23, 1989
Iowa Names Hamburg Doctor In Complaint February 20, 1990
Interest, Ethanol Use Rises November 19, 1990
Hamburg Bank Reopens April 30, 1993
Hamburg May Be Getting Flood-Control Facilities January 17, 1994]]>
[Print photo of older photo is not in the file, but the caption for the photo in the newspaper reads:
"Council Bluffs Changing Scene--About 1930, this building at 337 W. Broadway was split between the Schmoller and Mueller piano and organ firm and George A. Bullis, sewing machine dealer. The new buggy in front was a prize to Bullis for selling the most sewing machines in the area. Bullis was the father of Harry A. Bullis, chairman of the board of General Mills."]]]>