Sign Honors McClelland 'Gum Man' October 11, 1987
McClelland Ringing As Fire Bell Returns November 15, 1987
Volunteer Firefighters Focus Of Town's Revival April 24, 1988
McClelland Firm Honored For Sales May 8, 1988
McClelland Ready For Rider Invasion September 20, 1989
McClelland Breaks Deadlock By Pulling Names From Hat November 20, 1989
SCOLA, Bluffs Schools Starting Unique Project July 29, 1993]]> Former Council Bluffs]]> Former Council Bluffs]]> Second Mayor October 21, 1933
Third Mayor October 28, 1933
Fourth Mayor November 4, 1933
Seventh Mayor November 18, 1933
Eighth, Tenth And Fifteenth Mayor November 25, 1933
Ninth Mayor December 2, 1933
Caleb Baldwin, City's Biggest Mayor, Tipped Scales At Four Hundred Pounds December 9, 1933
Judge Frank Street Was Twelfth Mayor December 16, 1933
Thomas Tostevin, Thirteenth Mayor, Came Here As Civil Engineer in 1854 December 23, 1933
Bloomer, Mayor in 1869 and 1871, Was Prominent Early Republican December 30, 1933
Dr. Lawrence, Five Times Elected Mayor, Was Reader And Traveler January 6, 1934
Future Mayor Arrived "Flat Broke"; His Daughter Became Operatic Singer January 13, 1934
Jeweler Served As 15th Mayor January 20, 1934
Former Colonel Was Once Mayor January 27, 1934
John T. Baldwin Was 17th Mayor February 10, 1934
Eighteenth Mayor Was Land Owner February 17, 1934
Nineteenth Mayor In Fiery Campaign February 24, 1934
Bowman, First Mayor After City Was Reorganized, Became Congressman March 3, 1934
Mayor Died In His First Year In Office March 10, 1934
28th Mayor Was Named By Council March 17, 1934
Groneweg, Twenty-Ninth Mayor, Was Business Leader And State Senator March 24, 1934
M.F. Rohrer Gained Notice As Mayor Who Wasn't Afraid To Use Veto Power March 31, 1934
Donald Macrae, Sr., Served As Mayor Despite Large Practice As Physician April 7, 1934
City's Thirty-Fourth Mayor Served As Representative, Senator and Judge April 21, 1934
Victor Jennings, 35th Mayor, Is In Business At Same Location 59 Years April 28, 1934
Former Mayor Traces His Descent To Ancestors of J. Pierpont Morgan May 5, 1934
Donald Macrae, Jr., 37th Mayor, Won Prominence As Surgeon And Soldier May 12, 1934
Creek Cleaning And Broadway Paving Were Done In Maloney Administration May 19, 1934
Dr. M.B. Snyder, Mayor From 1914 To 1918, Enforced War-Time Economy May 26, 1934
Zurmuehlen, City's Fortieth Mayor, Was Born And Reared In Council Bluffs June 2, 1934
City Tax Levy Was Reduced During Term Of Jack Harding As Mayor June 9, 1934
Forty-Third Mayor Long In Business In City June 23, 1934
Dr. J.H. Cleaver, Ex-Mayor, Is Dead - Physician Succumbs To Internal Disorder In Los Angeles 1935
Ex-Mayor Greene Dies In West - Twice Was Elected Chief Executive August 29, 1944
Dell Morgan, Once Bluffs Mayor, Dead June 3, 1947]]> Former Council Bluffs]]> City Editors Visit United Nations February 1, 1948
Mauck Co-Chairman At Press Seminar November 13, 1948
Nonpareil Editors Piper And Mauch Are Honored January 6, 1949
Mauck, Lane To New Positions - Promotions Announced On Nonpareil Staff June 12, 1949
Mauck To Head AP Photo Contest May 8, 1952
Mauck Is Named To IDPA Board September 7, 1952
Among Some 60 . . . November 4, 1952
Mauck Named By Managing Editors September 29, 1953
Mauck Named Head Of Iowa AP Group October 20, 1954
Mauck, 7 Other Newsmen To Join Sigma Delta Chi February 19, 1955
Adult Education Council Elects - Mrs. Harry Mauck Is New President May 22, 1958
Mauck Appointed To APME Committee May 20, 1959
VFW Presents Award: February 2, 1963
3 Major Changes In The News Dept. - At The Nonpareil August 18, 1968
Editor Named By Governor June 29, 1970
Budget Cut Is Possible March 2, 1971
Exclusive . . . From Our Man In Des Moines. He Did It Again! March 14, 1971
Mrs. Harry Mauck Jr. . . . March 31, 1971
Our Man In Des Moines January 9, 1972
Nonpareil Editors Harry Mauck Dies March 1, 1973
Mauck Grant Will Provide Seminars For Newswriters September 7, 1975
Workshop Realizes Late Editor's Dream May 22, 1976
Scholar Program Gets $10,000 Grant February 5, 1979
INA Award Given Posthumously To Nonpareil's Harry Mauck Jr. September 8, 1985]]> Let's Chat . . . with Maurice Matthews December 10, 1978
Police Look To Meet Minority Quota April 28, 1985]]> $7 Million Expansion Program At Creighton; Two New Residence Halls. April 17, 1964
$3 Million Addition For Creighton Medical School. September 18, 1964
Sunday Dedication Of Residence Hall. December 23, 1965
Creighton Plans $100 Million, 8-Year Development Program. February 10, 1970
Boyne School Is Dedicated. October 20, 1973]]> The modern facility, costing $10.5 million, is located on the west campus near Thirtieth and Webster streets. Dr. Boyne, an instructor in the school for 38 years, was professor emeritus at the time of his death.]]> Look to Spring for Levee Work; Army Ready When It Gers Right-of-way. January 9, 1949
Army Calls for Flood Work Bids; Hope Year-Long City Project Can Be Underway by May 1. February 22, 1949
Army May Cancel Flood Control Work; Col. Prentiss Says City Slow in Providing Needed Right-of-Way. April 4, 1949
Diversion Project to Rivers, Harbors Board; Upper Indian Creek Program Gets Engineer's Approval. March 21, 1949
Reach Agreement on Creek Land; Army Will Set New Date for Flood Work. April 7, 1949
Nebraska Firms Lows on Levee; Will Start Work in Manawa Area Soon. April 22, 1949
May Open Flood Control Bids Soon; Predict Agreement by Council on Monday. April 9, 1949
Omaha Firm Low on Levee, Creek; Bid of $337,186 Is Well Under Estimate. April 29, 1949
Levee Work Will Start Here Soon; Army Makes Awards to Nebraska Firms. May 6, 1949
Silt Is Villain of Indian Creek; Probe Cause, Effect of Big City Problem. February 24, 1952
Outlines Program for Conservation; Honey Creek Man Tells of Plan. January 21, 1953
Engineers Recommend $2.5 Million Creek Plan; Senate Group Okays Watershed Project. September 6, 1961
Indian Creek Flood Control Project Could Start In 1965; It City Council Gives The Word. January 26, 1964
Indian Creek Flood Control Plan May Wind Up On Shelf; City Councilmen Indicate. February 16, 1964
Engineers Tell Need For Creek Dam And Reservoir. February 16, 1964
Bluffs' Share Of Creek Plan Cut To $1,200,000; Brig. Gen. Walker Reveals. April 24, 1964
Bluffs Must Decide Soon On Creek Flood Control Project; Would Cost About $1,200,00. April 26, 1964
City Council Eyes Creek Plan With Mixed Feelings. April 27, 1964
Bluffs Must Decide Soon On Creek Flood Control Project; Would Cost About $1,200,000. April 26, 1964
Council Finally Approves Creek Flood Control Plans; After 20 Years Of Delays. June 2, 1964
Indian Creek Dam Project May Begin In 1966-67; Data Dependent On SCS Soil Erosion Project. June 7, 1964
Odds Against Flood To Be Astronomical; When Indian Creek Project Is Completed. May 2, 1965
Army Engineers Trim $155,000 From Creek Project Estimates; Officials Review Plans. May 4, 1965
Senate Committee Okays $300,000 For Creek Dam; Included in House-Passed Bill. August 6, 1964
Earmark Funds For Creek Job; Recommend $300,000 For Bluffs Project. August 20, 1965
Creek Bonds Lose; Fire Issue Passes; About 7,300 People Vote. November 3, 1965
Indian Creek Work Nearing Completion; Three Structures In Watershed. January 1, 1987

]]> (Pottawattamie)]]> (ship)]]> SS Council Bluffs Launched. September 29, 1945
S.S. Council Bluffs Is Being "Demothed." July 31, 1950
C.B. Victory ship now in mothballs. April 13, 1979]]>