Containing a history and general review of the city and what it contains. Also a map of city and railroads. July 1, 1868. Compiled and published by Joseph P. Bushnell.]]> 803 W. Broadway

Closed 6/84

-"Remember When photo 9/97

Walter Goodrich obit July 16, 17 & 19, 1929]]> Code violations may close Kiel, Goodrich Hotels. March 16, 1980
Hotel owner: I'm harassment victim. March 17, 1980
Question: Is Goodrich really a hotel or isn't it? March 24, 1980
County attorney must decide what Goodrich is March 25, 1980
Hotel owner is charged with not having license April 2, 1980
Judge delays arraignment of Goodrich Hotel owner April 8, 1980
Hotel or apartments? They call it home April 21, 1980
Knox appeals hotel verdict August 20, 1980
Hotel owner making change city wanted September 11, 1980
Goodrich Hotel is sold July 6, 1982
Goodbye, Goodrich... July 7, 1982
Goodrich leased; changes planned August 5, 1982
Goodrich signals end of era June 19, 1984
Goodrich Hotel closed: demolition planned June 7, 1984]]> Bregant, Inez]]> Pitcher--Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees

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]]> Bahnsen Selected For All-Big 8 Baseball Team. June 6, 1965
Bahnsen Likes N.Y. And Yankees Are Fans Of Young Bluffs Pitcher. January 7, 1966
Bahnsen Is Ace Of Toledo Hill Staff. June 12, 1966
Bahnsen To Stay At Toledo; Yanks Demote Bill Drummond. September 3, 1966
Yanks Call Up Bahnsen. September 5, 1966
Bahnsen All-Star Rookie. October 5, 1968
Yankees' Stan Bahnsen--A Man On The Move. October 10, 1966
Bluffs' Bahnsen AL Rookie Of The Year In Landslide. November 20, 1968
Bahnsen Day Planned Here. November 20, 1968
Stan Bahnsen's Welcome Home Slated Sunday. December 17, 1968 [3 copies]
Bahnsen Is Coming Home As Major C.B. Celebrity. December 22, 1968
Rookie's Family Is Ready For Sunday 'Bahnsen Day.' December 22, 1968
Much Better Than a Telegram. December 22, 1968
A Welcome Kiss. December 23, 1968
Bahnsen's Arrival Is Hardly Noticed. December 23, 1968
Bachelor Bahnsen Attracts Females. December 24, 1968
Bahnsen Signs for Pals. December 26, 1968
Office Holders Plan To Attend Bahnsen Event. December 27, 1968
Gov. Robert Fulton Will Be Here. December 28, 1968
Timetable For Bahnsen Day Events. December 29, 1968
AL Rookie Honor To Bahnsen No. 1 S.W.I. Sports Story, January 1, 1969
450 To Attend Bahnsen Event. January 9, 1969
Moon Crew Member Commends Bahnsen. January 10, 1969
Bahnsen Honored With Gifts, Praise. January 10, 1969
A Wonderful Event. January 11, 1969
Bahnsen Lauds Aid Given By His Boyhood Coaches. May 29, 1969
Wedding Bells, Banquet Cutdown for Stan. October 5, 1969
Stan Bahnsen Feels Yankees Can Do It. June 12, 1970
Bahnsen Supports Strike, Looks Forward to Season. April 3, 1972
Raymond P. Bahnsen [obituary]. June 7, 1973
Bahnsen Hoping For Better in 1975. January 17, 1975
Oakland Swaps Stan Bahnsen for Jorgensen. May 23, 1977
Bahnsen Relief Stint Tops Omaha. Omaha Wold Herald, August 16, 1982
Bahnsen Finds Senior Leaguers Still Have Skills. Omaha World Herald, January 21, 1990]]> Pitcher--Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees]]> Republican Senator
Tennessee
1/77 leader of Senate's Minority
11/79 Candidate for President
1/81 Senate Majority leader]]> Baker: I have best chance of winning]]> Midlands Corp.]]> Fremont Man Pays $2,817,480 For City National Bank Stock. January 3, 1964
Ball Heads City National; Tornblom To A New Post. January 15, 1964
Let's Chat...with Dale Ball. February 2, 1964
Young Presidents Elect Dale Ball. May 8, 1964
Chamber Picks Vice Presidents; Each To Direct One of 5 New Councils. December 2, 1964
Bluffs Councilmen Create Low Rent Housing Agency. August 3, 1965
Ball Named Head Of College Board. March 4, 1966
Ball Named President of River Group. May 24, 1966
Ball Heads Urban Renewal Advisers. September 8, 1966
Ball Elevated to Chairman of River Group. November 9, 1967
Ball Is First C.B. Man Named To Joslyn Board. December 20, 1967
Dale Ball, in charge of Public Affairs. February 4, 1968
Ball Named To Election Committee. October 31, 1969
Ball Principal Owner of Bank. March 5, 1968
Ball To Head Arts Council. September 13, 1968
Economy Committee. December 9, 1969
Dale Ball Gets KMTV Top Award. January 13, 1970
Rubella Drive Gets $1,000. February 15, 1970
Why Put Top Priority On City Renewal Plan? June 21, 1972
Ball Is Name Co-Chairman Of University Fund. April 7, 1973
Ball Has Open-Heart Surgery; Is Doing Well. March 28, 1974
Ball Easing Back Into Schedule. April 10, 1974
Mall success is satisfying for Dale Ball; Plan in writing should Ball suddenly die. April 25, 1976
Dale Ball Day to be Nov. 22nd. October 24, 1976 [2 copies]
Special Section in honor of Ball. November 21, 1976
Tribute to Dale Ball. November 21, 1976
Dale Ball...A community salute; Supplement to the Nonpareil. November 21, 1976
Right on time. November 23, 1976
Ball is honored for mall project. November 23, 1976
Balls buy bank. April 20, 1981
Balls to move from C.B. May 27, 1981
Developer loans bring down bank. September 27, 1987

]]> Am. Legion Ball Park]]> Tourney Banner Goes Up, Up. March 24, 1971
City Transit Adds Bus To AAU Tourney. March 30, 1971
Gal's Spunk Converted Habit From Softball To Basketball. March 30, 1971
Mayor Proclaims Basketball Days. March 30, 1971
Western Takes Tourney Opener. March 30, 1971
Basketball Was In Its Infancy. March 31, 1971
Gov. Ray Attends AAU Tournament. April 1, 1971
At AAU Tournament Texas Belle Is A Queen Twice. April 2, 1971
Bluffs Women Remember Playing AAU Finals in 1941. April 2, 1971
Hutcherson Flying Queens, Reap Harvest of Winners. April 5, 1971
Jaycee board Will Bid For AAU Tournies. September 23, 1971
AAU Tourney Barrier Tire In Opening Day Series. March 4, 1972
Iowa, Nebraska Will Place II Teams in WAAU. March 11, 1972
First C.B. Team In Contest's History Style Select Will Play in National WAAU Tournament. March 12, 1972
National Tourney Begins Women Hop At The Hoops. March 13, 1972
24 teams Entered National AAU Tourney To Open Tuesday. March 13, 1972
Big Handshake. March 14, 1972
Mayor Proclaims AAU Week. March 14, 1972
Looking Beautiful At 7:30 a.m. Tough. March 15, 1972
National AAU Women's Tourney Opens Style Select Barrier Teams Fall. March 15, 1972
Eight Chosen So Far For AAU Tournament. March 10, 1973
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