Early Start Is Eyed On Hwy. 6 Job - Relocation Might Get Under Way In C.B. Area In 1966December 15, 1963
Hearing Set For Thursday Night On Proposed Hwy. 6 Relocation March 22, 1964
Highway 6-64 Relocation Plan Here Wins Support March 27, 1964
Board Reviews Highway Plan January 14, 1965
Relocated Highway 6 Project To Be Done In Four Phases - Traffic Problems Are Seen June 2, 1968
Straighter, Wider November 10, 1968
Open New Highway 6 December 3, 1968
Open New Highway 6 In Bluffs December 3, 1968
Crosswalks Are Established - For St. Pat's, Hoover December 5, 1968
Commission To Give County Highway 6 December 22, 1969
U.S. 6, Hillsdale Report Prepared October 18, 1970
Optimistic Response To Rerouting October 22, 1970
Old 6 Open To Traffic November 16, 1978
Road Closing Stirs Protests March 25, 1988]]> Debate Time Again On Historic Highway 34 - For Six Southwest Iowa Towns October 5, 1960
200 Hear Pros And Cons On Hwy. 34 Relocation - Hearing At Red Oak Relatively Mild October 14, 1960
Mixed Emotions Over Hwy. 34 - Stanton Likes It, Emerson Doesn't December 15, 1960
Opinions Still Vary As Work Begins On Relocated Highway May 8, 1964
Okay Four-Lane Highway Project - One-Half Mile Segment At Red Oak May 14, 1964
34 Relocation Stanton Topic - Stanton C of C Hears Engineer 1964
Highway 34 Relocation Grading Nearly Done - Paving Contracts To Be Let May 25 May 16, 1965
Large Segment 34 Now Open November 24, 1965
Ceremony Marks Openings Of Major SWI Highways December 16, 1965
Patrol Chief Says There's No Excuse - It's Problem Spot, But January 17, 1966
Glenwood Hearing On U.S. 34 Plans August 26, 1970
Grading Begun For Relocation Of Highway 34 April 2, 1972
Glenwood Highway Delayed By Storm December 6, 1973
Expressway Is Dedicated June 9, 1974]]> See also U.S. Highway 61]]> See also U.S. Highway 61]]> State To Improve CB - Neola Stretch April 26, 1961
Set Up Detour Route On 64 February 14, 1962
Highway 64 Widening Is Completed In Fast Time = Between Bluffs And Neola June 27, 1962
Highway 64 Project To Erase 'Cowpath' - Construction Work Begins April 11, 1963
Highway 64 Project: July 12, 1963
Highway 64 Will Open On Monday November 24, 1963
Hearing Set For Thursday Night On Proposed Hwy. 6 Relocation March 22, 1964]]> See also U.S. Highway 61]]> Proposed Moving Of U.S. 71 Is Opposed - Nearly 250 At Atlantic Meet December 30, 1965
To Reconstruct Instead Of Relocate Highway 71 August 3, 1966]]> S. Omaha Bridge]]> S. Omaha Bridge]]> Highway 92 Is Re-Routed Here - Skips C.B., Crosses South Omaha Bridge January 6, 1960
Highway 375 To Be Widened - State Also Plans To Resurface Spur January 22, 1960
Highway 375 Widening Set - Action At Ames On Improvement March 10, 1960
Safety On Highway 92 Eyed - Griffin Writes Coupal March 30, 1969
Bridge To Get Street Lights - Bids On May 22 May 11, 1969
Commission Reveals Hwy. 92 Safety Plans May 16, 1969
Commission Agrees On Hwy. 92 Design - Cost $1 Million July 23, 1969
Change Stop Signs August 22, 1969
Commission Plans Opening Relocated 92 On Thursday September 3, 1969
Announce New Stops September 20, 1969
Left-Hand Lanes Favored Near ISD November 11, 1970
Improvements For Hwy 92 Planned February 11, 1971
Highway 92 Widening Plan February 16, 1971
Road Projects Endorsed By County Board February 18, 1971
Commission OKs Highway 92 Plan May 13, 1971
Highway 375 Given To City May 18, 1971
Ask Hearing On Hwy. 92 Widening Plan June 4, 1971
Highway Commission Sticks To Plan For Highway 92 June 23, 1971
Highway Is Problem For Council October 8, 1972
Griffin Says Highway 92 Project Stalled By Pressure October 31, 1972
Highway 375 Bridge Work To Begin January 23, 1974
Bridge Face-lifting February 28, 1974
Highway 375 Bridge Repair Is On Schedule March 21, 1974
Mid-May Bridge Opening April 28, 1974
S. Omaha Bridge Gets New Surface May 31, 1974
Smooth Moving On 375 Bridge June 11, 1974
Bridge Surface Gets New Face June 29, 1974
Work Progressing On River Bridge October 28, 1974
South Omaha Bridge Awaits Warmer Weather April 4, 1975
July Bridge Opening May 15, 1975]]> S. Omaha Bridge]]> Busiest Road Job In Area May 20, 1964]]> Includes Iowa Highway Commission]]> Includes Iowa Highway Commission]]> District Highway Office Will Move To Atlantic - After Exhaustive Study . . . April 21, 1960
Highway Commission To Build $169,000 Maintenance Garage - On 15-Acre Site Along 192 August 1, 1960
$3,221,000 Will Be Spent On Highway Projects In C.B. Area - On Work Starting in 1961 December 16, 1960
State Garage Contract Let - $158,060 Job To Larsen Brothers December 29, 1960
State Ready To Purchase Land - Seeks 22 Tracts For Highway 192 Job June 20, 1961
After 30 Years, Highway Office Moves From Bluffs To Atlantic - Two Officials To Remain Here December 15, 1961
Week Of Commuting For Road Engineers - Families Settled In Atlantic Now, But December, 1961
Agree S.W. Iowa Getting Its Share Of Road Money - Legislators Learn Commission Plan February 6, 1962
Highway Officials Tour 'Critical Areas' Of C.B. - Inspecting Traffic Problems April 26, 1962
State Has Paid $2.6 Million For Highway Right-Of-Way In C.B. June 28, 1964
State Pays $147,500 For Trailer Park February 4, 1966
IHC Agent To Close Shop Her June 15 - After Spending $8 Million May 28, 1967
Highway Commission Plans To Close One Office Here June 16, 1969
State Plan Okayed For Hwy. 92 Work June 19, 1969
Highway Office Opens Here - Combines Two Locations July 20, 1970
Promise Study Of Bikeway Plan July 7, 1971
]]> Includes Iowa Highway Commission]]> Hill Now Seeks Work In Indiana January 5, 1955]]> Hilt Breaks Ground July 19, 1968
Things Are Happening October 27, 1968
Firm In New Quarters December 15, 1968
Three Omaha Trucking Firms Move To Bluffs - Meat Is Main Attraction July 20, 1969]]> Giant Hinky Dinky Market Is Slated For West Side - Buys Site For Over $100,000 March 18, 1954
Hinky Dinky Plans New Shopping Center January 4, 1955
Hinky-Dinky Stores Plan Fly-In Supermarket Here - Will Be First In America . . . October 13, 1955
Store To Start Roof Top Parking - Part Of $120,000 Remodeling Project July 8, 1956
Top Hinky Dinky Officials Here For Store Ceremony - former C.B. Grocers . . . July 9, 1956
Start Grading For New Supermarket August 20, 1956
Supermarket Design August 26, 1956
Huge New Store Ready To Open - Public Preview Is Slated For Sunday May 1, 1957
Big Store Is Planned Here By Hinky Dinky December 27, 1966
Hinky Dinky Pays $275,000 For C.B. Tract January 17, 1967
Hinky Dinky Plans New Bluffs Store October 3, 1968
Hinky Dinky Readies Store September 20, 1970
New Hinky Dinky Store Opens Wednesday September 22, 1970
Store Opens Doors September 23, 1970
Around Clock October 26, 1978
Hinky Dinky Workers On Strike March 31, 1980
No Progress In Hinky Dinky Labor Dispute April 1, 1980
Local Stores Wary After Arson Fire - Fire Set At Millard Hinky Dinky April 3, 1980
Teamsters End Strike April 4, 1980
Shopping Center Planned July 6, 1980
Hinky Dinky Pay Cut Possible February 23, 1984
Hinky Dinky Vote On Wage Cuts Due March 29, 1984
Workers OK Hinky Dinky Wage Cuts - Decision Affects 175 C.B. Employees April 3, 1984
Hinky Dinky Stores to Remain Open - 'Business As Usual' in Bluffs May 11, 1984
Hinky Dinky Stores Sold? January 16, 1985
Executives Mum On Reported Sale Of Hinky Dinky Stores January 17, 1985
Hinky Dinky Says 25 Stores To Close January 18, 1985
Executives Silent; Store Closings Called 'Shame' January 19, 1985
Announcement Due On Hinky Dinky Sale February 4, 1985
Bluffs Men Stamp Their Signature On Old Hinky Dinky February 21, 1985]]> Out Of The Past January 5, 1958
This Century Old Home January 5, 1958
An Early Sketch January 5, 1958
Massive Kitchen Fireplace January 5, 1958
19th Century Home Is Sprawling, Elaborate - Builder Wanted Finest In Town January 12, 1958
19th Century Survives In 'Nob Hill' Home - Truly A Product Of Early Council Bluffs January 19, 1958
A Blend Of The Past, Comfort Of Present - East Pierce Street Landmark January 26, 1958
Early Era Lives On In Allen Dudley Home - In Same Family Since Built In 1874 February 2, 1958
Clark Avenue Home One Of City's Oldest - Residence Of Mrs. Albert Peterson February 9, 1958
'The Pink House' Is Now In Its 88th Year - Many-Gabled Structure At 803 Third Avenue February 16,, 1958
Oakland Ave. Mansion Built To Last Forever - Made Of Granite Blocks On Three Foot Stone Foundations March 2, 1958
Folsom Home Stirs Echoes Of Early C.B. - Dating Back More Than A Century March 9, 1958
Sentiment Remains In Old Gen. Dodge Home - Now An Apartment House But March 23, 1958
Heritage Homes Of City Open Doors To Public - Fourth Annual AAUW Tour April 19, 1964
Landmark On Way Out April 3, 1969
Former Stage Stopover Damaged By Fire, Smoke December 12, 1969
Old Will Look New - Restore Wickham House November 28, 1976
House Almost A Home August 7, 1977
Hoping For Fortune . . . July 4, 1979
Behind The New Historic Home - O.P. Wickham House On List July 19, 1979
2nd Wickham House Changed July 19, 1979
House Makes History - Register Accepts Tulleys Home November 11, 1979
Old Walker House Here Has Taken On New Life October 14, 1981
C.B. Homes Added To Historical List November 11, 1984
Other Local Historical Sites November 11, 1984]]> Workmen Complete Historical Society's Log Museum July 4, 1935
Wants Chamber To Take Over Historical Museum May 8, 1955
Historical Cabin May Be Razed Soon -- Log By Log - Unless Some Group Claims It . . . February 17, 1957
Historical Society Begins Campaign To Pinpoint City's Oldest Buildings - Seeking Old Homes, Business Sites July 30, 1961
Six Parlor Chairs From Dodge's Old Home To Historical Society - Donated By Grandchildren December 16, 1962
Historical Groups Visit Bluffs Sites October 16, 1965
Vagabond Rocks Look For A Home March 28, 1971
New Officers Elected By County Historical Society June 28, 1971
Historical Society Seeks Emblem To Signify County January 30, 1972
Historical Emblem Contest Winner Told May 22, 1972
History Group Officers Named June 27, 1972
Missing Plaque Returned July 16, 1972
History Emblem Is Approved - For Pottawattamie County January 22, 1973
Area History Takes Trek To New Spot for Safe-keeping November 23, 1975
Bluffs History Book Back For Return Engagement November 25, 1979
Ordinance Would Name Historic Sites In Bluffs August 22, 1980
Railroad Grant To Historical Society May 9, 1981
Council Gives Go-ahead To Architectural Survey June 23, 1981
SWI Courthouses Added To List August 16, 1981
Courthouse Has Beauty August 16, 1981
WANTED: Home For Documents January 24, 1982
Society Eyes Museum Site August 11, 1983
Missing Memories: A Plaque Marking An Old Hotel . . . January 7, 1985
'Missing' Plaque In Good Hands January 8, 1985
Historians Enlisting Volunteers May 22, 1988
Society Official Says Historic Sites Rarely Get Adequate State Funding June 30, 1991
Rail Cars At Bluffs Museum Bound for Canada September 5, 1991]]> O.G. Craft Opens In New Hite Center March 3, 1985
Balloons To Make Way For Montage March 26, 1985
Prepairing For Paint Job April 21, 1985
Mural Work Is Tall Order May 24, 1985
Artist Signs 'Heritage' Mural; Painting Ready For The People August 22, 1985
Hite Center One Of Council Bluffs' Top Craft Centers April 27, 1986
Muralist Terms Fire At Hite Center 'Shame' August 22, 1989
City Council Tables Resolution That Directs Move On Hite Center October 10, 1989
Quick Action Urged On Hite Center After A Critical Engineer's Report October 11, 1989
Way Clear For Hite Demolition October 13, 1989
Council May Award Contract For Hite Center Demolition October 15, 1989
City Demolition Of Hite Center Stirs Objections October 17, 1989
Contractor Wants City Go-Ahead To Remove West Hite Center Wall October 18, 1989
Amigos Signs Agreement For Hite Center Demolition October 24, 1989
Hite Center Put Back On Front Burner March 23, 1992]]> UPRR Engine Foreman]]> UPRR Engine Foreman]]> Install Hoden As Commander Of VFW April 2, 1953
Form Veterans Advisory Council - Combined Group Is Headed By Hoden May 19, 1953
Top VFW Officials . . . June 21, 1953
Hoden Heads District VFW - Name Bluffs Man At Anita Meet April 27, 1954
Mrs. Hoden Named By VFW Auxiliary May 7, 1955
Hoden Appointed To National VFW Post October 15, 1955
Hoden Named To State VFW Post June 25, 1956
Hoden Named To State VFW Post July 1, 1957
Hoden To Head VFW In Iowa - Wife Also Named To State Office June 23, 1958
Mrs. Hoden Named By VFW Auxiliary June 30, 1959
Let's Chat - With Mrs. B.R. Hoden August 14, 1960
Mrs. Hoden Named By VFW Auxiliary June 27, 1961
Mrs. Hoden To High National Auxiliary Post August 30, 1961
Membership Plan May Leave Some VFW Women Red-Faced - Using Dolls September 16, 1961
Hoden Appointed To National VFW Group December 31. 1961
Mrs. Hoden Is State President - VFW Auxiliary Installs Officers June 24, 1962
Hoden Appointed To National VFW Group August 1, 1962
Hoden Named To VFW Committee September 7, 1962
Hoden Named To VFW Committee August 18, 1963
National VFW Posts To Hodens - State Groups End Pow Wow In C.B. October 21, 1963
Hoden Named To VFW Committee August 10, 1964
Mrs. Ben Hoden To National Post August 28, 1964
Hoden Appointed To VFW Committee July 22, 1965
National Post For Mrs. Hoden August 23, 1965
Hoden To National VFW Committee September 14, 1965
Nat'l VFW Auxiliary Officer Busy Woman - Mother And Teacher September 6, 1966
Citizens' Choice Is Hoden, Re-Elect Franksen, Jensen - Shockey On Park Board November 5, 1969
New Councilman Talks To People November 9, 1969
U.P. Foreman Bids For Council Position - Third Candidate October 2, 1969
City Clerk Elmer Westphal . . . January 2, 1970
Hoden Might Be Next C.B. Mayor December 27, 1970
Hoden Welcomes Challenge - Will Continue Projects January 3, 1971
City Reins Given Hoden - Wins By 3-2 Vote January 3, 1971
Hoden Honored By Toastmasters April 8, 1971
Bluffs Mayor Is On Strike - Hoden 'Visits' Picket July 25, 1971
Mayor Thankful For Progress - Real 'Pride' Evident November 21, 1971
]]> UPRR Engine Foreman]]> C.B. Couple Has 15th Child - A Girl May 15, 1960
Earl Hodtwalker (Obituary) November 27, 1978]]> Leo Hoegh Waging All-Out Drive For Governor's Job October 6, 1954
Heogh Looks Forward To Coming Back To Iowa - While Grappling With CDA Operation . . . August 4, 1957
Heogh To Head New Civil Defense Unit June 24, 1958
The Hoeghs: July 19, 1958]]>