Vote For Continuance November 3, 1954
Mills County Residents To Vote On Courthouse - For Third Time In Recent Years . . . November 17, 1957
Pass Bond Issue For Courthouse - 1,560 To 814 Vote In Mills County November 20, 1957
Mills Courthouse Site Is Decided - Expect Construction To Begin In Spring December 11, 1957
New Mills Courthouse: December 15, 1957
$313,847 Bid On Mills Courthouse April 23, 1958
Break Ground For Courthouse - Work To Start On Mills Structure May 3, 1958
The New And The Old: July 24, 1958
Mills Officials Begin Move To New Courthouse - Transferring Records Of Over 100 Years . . . May 17, 1959
Away With The Old: May 25, 1959
New Courthouse View: May 26, 1959
Dual Dedication Set At Glenwood - Courthouse, Museum Programs Planned August 23, 1959
Mills County Dedicates 2 New Public Buildings - Courthouse And Historical Museum August 30, 1959
Dedication Address: August 30, 1959
Mills Landmarks Being Razed - Old County Home, State School Building February 4, 1965
Clock Tower Nears Reality At Glenwood December 9, 1973
Suit Seeks Change In Assistance Funds November 16, 1978
Mills County Budget Down 1% For 1988-89 April 4, 1988
Mills County Man To Appear On Sex Exploitation Charge June 5, 1989]]> ]]> (Mrs. Jan)]]> (Mrs. Jan)]]> City Manager Believes In Team Effort - Working Together Improves Morale, Miller Said July 16, 1978
New City Manager Thinks Bluffs Is Nice Old Town July 26, 1978
Miller Finds Key Unlocks Gripes, Too - New City Manager Here August 22, 1978
City Manager To Seek To Solve Trouble Spots August 25, 1978
Details Of Contract Set August 30, 1978
Got A Beef? Take It To A Council Study Session - More Time For Discussion At Informal Meetings November 12, 1978
City Administrators Use Trip To Moon For Training December 24, 1978
Life Pretty Good For Kids Of Council Bluffs Leaders February 14, 1979
No Rabies In Dog That Bit Bluffs City Manager March 23, 1979
Let's Chat . . . With Michael Miller June 10, 1979
City Managing A Team Effort August 7, 1979
Miller: I Feel City Is Administered Efficiently - After A Year On The Job August 22, 1979
Let's Chat . . . With Jan Miller June 8, 1980
Miller Will Head City Managers June 15, 1981
City Manager's Efforts Honored August 6, 1982
City Cuts Laid At Capitol Doorstep August 2, 1983
Miller Gets Pay Raise August 14, 1984
Miller Is Reappointed January 15, 1985
Miller One Of Eight Finalists For D.M. Post April 24, 1985
Des Moines Sets Dates For Interviews April 25, 1985
Miller Interview Set For Tuesday May 7, 1985
Miller Not Included In D.M Finalists List May 9, 1985
Three Say: 'Terminate' Mike Miller October 16, 1985
Miller Is Finalist For Texas Job December 13, 1985
Miller: Councilmen Made City A Better Place To Live December 22, 1985
Missouri Man Named To Denton Job January 2, 1986
Miller Expected To Resign Manager Post By Monday January 10, 1986
City Manager Miller Resigns; Effective April 1 January 11, 1986
Cleveland Blasts Miller 'Package' January 14, 1986
Miller Ends 7.5 Year Tenure As City Manager March 31, 1986
Miller A Candidate For Iowa City Manager Post June 2, 1986
St. Joseph Hires Ex-City Manager November 26, 1986
Miller's Pool Proposal Draws Fire At St. Joseph May 28, 1987
St. Joseph Asks Miller To Resign August 27, 1987]]> (Mrs. Jan)]]> (Jerry)]]> (Jerry)]]> Sioux City Attorney Will Be GOP Candidate For U.S. Senate - Miller Seeks Seat Held By Martin July 22, 1959
Miller To Give Two Talks Here - GOP Candidate For U.S. Senate September 11, 1959
Miller Vs. Loveless In Iowa Race For Senate - Sioux Citian Holds Republican Reins July 21, 1960
Tough Campaign Just A Workout, Miller Finds As Senate Convenes - New Senator Occupying Tom Martin's Office January 8, 1961
State Officer For Sen. Jack Miller March 1, 1965
Iowa Senator's Wife To Tell Of Life In Capital July 7, 1965
Remote Possibility Red China To Enter Viet War: Miller - Communists On Dead End Street March 1, 1966
Sen. Miller A Candidate May 19, 1966
Miller Is An Easy Winner November 9, 1966
Scheduled To Speak . . . February 16, 1967
U.S Senator November 5, 1972
Jack Miller Takes Appeal Judge Post September 11, 1973]]> (Jerry)]]> Millhollin 'Run Out' Of Hometown - Right Into The Big Time December 1, 1958]]> Outsiders Listening To Denison Dreamers - They Plan To Build A College November 14, 1963
Plans For Denison College Are Moving Forward Again - 'We Told You So' December 2, 1964
College Isn't There But It Has A Staff - Construction To Start Soon March 11, 1965
Approval For Denison School April 12, 1965
Midwestern College Opening Sat Oct. 6 -- Will They Make It? September 3, 1965
Midwestern College Enrollment At 575 - Classes Opened Wednesday October 6, 1965
'Pioneering Spirit' Has Helped Students - Denison Opens Homes To Collegians October 31, 1965
New Science Units For Midwestern March 27, 1966
Begins Library Donor Program April 3, 1966
Midwestern Gets Grant April 15, 1966
New Chairman At Midwestern April 15, 1966
Selden Promoted At Midwestern April 19, 1966
Denison College Offered Regents As W. Iowa School October 9, 1969
Midwestern Would Be Branch Of UNI - If Bill Passes January 14, 1970
Denison College Files Bankruptcy October 29, 1970
Butler Asks Study Of College Purchase July 26, 1973
'Mystery Man' Buys College At Denison November 13, 1973
'Mystery Man' Once Indicted In Land Deal November 14, 1973
Bill Would Give Denison School To ISU January 15, 1975]]>
(bottom) Dormitories . . . take shape on "College Hill" overlooking Denison and the Boyer River Valley. ]]> Midwestern_College_09_03_1965_002.jpg]]> Midwest's Walnut Tree A Boon To Man - Supply Not In Danger July 2, 1961
Storage Building: November 11, 1962
Midwest Walnut Interested In Expansion June 14, 1964
Burner Aids In Scrap Removal July 24, 1966
Company Working On Gripes August 27, 1972
Firm Cuts Pollution Sources - Noise, Smoke Reduced September 12, 1972
No More Burning At Midwest Walnut July 22, 1973
Smoke Pours From Building May 3, 1974
Walnut Co. Building Is Damaged May 3, 1974
Midwest Walnut Sale Announced August 29, 1974
Pet Bedding Operation To Eliminate Old Burner October 8, 1974
Apache Corporation Buys Plant At Grundy Center December 24, 1974
Midwest Walnut Transition Complete June 27, 1978
More Than Squirrels Are Hunting Walnut This Fall November 4, 1979
Midwest Walnut Expecting Expansion, Good Sales Year October 7, 1980]]>
(bottom) Midwest Walnut Employee Irven Uss . . . operates the baler machine while President J.R. Petrus Jr. watches as shavings are automatically baled and sacked. The baled shavings are sold for livestock bedding. ]]> Midwest_Walnut_09_12_1972_002.jpg]]>
(bottom) Guiding A Log . . . into the 60-inch mill saw, are Gene Sorensen and Robert Lewis, chief sawyer. Some logs weigh six tons. ]]> Midwest_Walnut_01_29_1956_002.jpg]]> Start On Condominium Project June 21, 1970
Own Your Home And The Land But Forget About Exterior Maintenance! February 16, 1971
Housing Complex C.B. First February 28, 1971]]> Midlands Corporation is the developer.

(2) The Condominium Living Room . . . of the number one unit of Midtowne Place, at Franklin Avenue and Pierce Street, was furnished and decorated by Mrs. Karen Turner of Bentley, shown checking details in preparation for an open house scheduled for early March.

(3) The Dining-Kitchen Area . . . is decorated with a basic gold scheme in mind. Large glass sliding doors at the far end of the dining room lead to a concrete patio and planting area, fenced for privacy for the future residents. The kitchen is at left.

(4) Bright And Colorful . . . bedrooms in Midtowne Place are roomy and comfortable with large sliding windows that afford a view across the city. Aqua, gold, black and olive for the color pattern of the matching spreads and draw curtains. ]]> Midtown_Place_02_28_1971_002.jpg
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