Safety Citation: January 29, 1960
Nonpareil Receives Top National Award - For Uncovering Hughe 'Sleeper Accounts' June 7, 1960
Heart Fund Citation February 1975
Creighton University Award of Recognition June 30, 1975
Nonpareil Honor For Tornado Stories October 6, 1975
Twin City Betterment Certificate of Appreciation December 11, 1975
Nonpareil Expose Saved $6,148,590 July 4, 1976
DAR Honors Three Groups November 21, 1976
Nonpareil Wins Awards For Classified Ads September 13, 1977
Nonpareil Staffers Win 3 AP Awards May 6, 1979
Nonpareil Wins Award September 7, 1979
Volunteer Group Honors Newspaper November 7, 1981
Nonpareil Cited By AP November 11, 1982
AP Managing Editors Association Citation - Nonpareil November 2, 1983
Nonpareil Receives Newspaper Honors September 24, 1984
Nonpareil Ads Win Awards September 14, 1987
Nonpareil Writers Honored For Their Sports Coverage January 26, 1989
Nonpareil Wins Four Awards At INA Event Aprill 7, 1989
Alert Carrier Saves Elderly C.B. Woman December 14, 1989
Nonpareil's McGrath Gets INA Honor April 7, 1990
Nonpareil Wins Three AP Awards June 24, 1991
SWI Pictorial History Book To Be Printed August 22, 1991]]> Hawaiian Holiday 1961]]> Hawaiian Holiday 1961]]> Nonpareil Plans 2 Trips To Hawaii This Summer - Interest So High February 26, 1961
Nonpareil Has Withdrawn Tour Sponsorship March 25, 1961]]> Hawaiian Holiday 1961]]> New York World's Fair Holiday 1964]]> New York World's Fair Holiday 1964]]> Colonial Williamsburg: March 8, 1964
Nonpareil Tour Has 7 Openings - Organizational Meeting On June 9 May 24, 1964
Tourists Organize June 10, 1964
Nonpareil Group Leaves For East June 25, 1964
Mrs. Herb Wallace Gets Her 1st Look At Big River - On Nonpareil's Holiday Tour June 28, 1964
Nonpareil Holiday Group Meets Crowl's Tourists At The Falls June 29, 1964
Tallyho Wagon Tour June 30, 1964
Beautiful Montreal, Niagara Falls Thrill Nonpareil Group - On Holiday Tour To East June 30, 1964
Fast Moving Nonpareil Tour Briefly Relaxes In New York July 1, 1964
Nonpareil Tour: July 2, 1964
'Lost' At Fair, C.B. Boy Turns Up 2 Hours Later - Nonpareil Tourists Walk And Walk July 3, 1964
Gramps' Glasses: July 5, 1964
White House, Capitol, Fireworks Highlights Of Washington Visit July 6, 1964
Nonpareil Group Visits Historic Williamsburg -S.W. Iowans Homeward Bound July 7, 1964
Nonpareil Group Home; Calls Tour 'Outstanding Success' July 8, 1964]]> New York World's Fair Holiday 1964]]> "The Palimpsest" - The Council Bluffs Story Through The Nonpareil's Eyes, State Historical Society of Iowa, September 1961
Welcome To Council Bluffs - Supplement to The Nonpareil August 22, 1971
Summary History of The Nonpareil from Progress Edition, April 22, 1979]]> C.B. Savings Bank
Rural McClelland]]> Tom Whitson. April 4, 1965
Kiger To Join Bank As Vice President; Rolfe To Run Bus Firm. April 10, 1968
Panhellenic Officers. July 15, 1968
Jaycees Announce Finalists; For Top Young Men. January 18, 1970
Seven Candidates Named For 'Outstanding Young Man.' January 24, 1979
Whitson Promoted At Bank. September 14, 1971
Whitson Heads New Campaign. July 2, 1972
Three Staff Changes At CB Savings Bank. July 6, 1972
Whitson Named Top Young Man. January 11, 1973
Whitson 3rd In Jaycees Contest. February 8, 1973
Game's Name Is Community Work; Each Must Contribute. February 25, 1973
C.B. Chamber Picks Foreman For Position. April 24, 1974
Secretary And Boss Are Named. February 10, 1975
Jaycees Name OYM Candidates. January 8, 1973
Foundation picks slate. March 9, 1977
SW Iowans Honored. August 13, 1972
Whitson to foundation post again. February 28, 1978
Officers, director named at Council Bluffs Savings; Midweek business review. January 18, 1979
Let's chat...with Thomas Whitson. March 11, 1979
Whitson named of the Month. February 11, 1980
Thomas Whitson new president of Savings Bank. January 18, 1982
Mrs. Whitson head of Broadway UMW. October 18, 1983
You owe civic dues. April 29, 1983
United Way cites Whitson. December 2, 1983
State education study big job, worth effort. October 28, 1985
Whitson tapped for state task force. October 10, 1985
New CEO believes in service, personal touch at C.B. bank. February 11, 1987
Whitson takes over helm of Iowa bankers' group. September 20, 1990]]> Whitson to head YMCA board. June 3, 1989
Whitson resigns at Firstar. May 22, 1993]]> See also: Whittaker, John (2)]]> Ford Dealer Cuts Ribbon. January 7, 1971
New Dealership Opens Doors. January 10, 1971
Whittaker Ford...On The Grow. April 25, 1971]]> North Ave & Hwy 6]]> North Ave & Hwy 6]]> Housing Project For Elderly Is Given A Permit September 8, 1975
Plans For North Towers Pleases C.B. Fire Marshall September 12, 1975
Officials Turn Soil For Towers September 19, 1975
North Avenue Towers Eyes July 1 Opening November 17, 1975
Fifth Floor And Going Up January 19, 1976
Last Beam Raised At Apartment Site March 3, 1976]]> North Ave & Hwy 6]]> Northcrest Group Is Incorporated November 16, 1962
Rapid Progress . . . November 25, 1962
Nursing Home Director named - Northcrest Manor Nears Completion February 8, 1963
Nursing Home Opening Set March 10, 1963
Northcrest Home Designed In Detail For Comfort Of Elderly March 17, 1963
Over 1,500 Visit Northcrest Manor March 18, 1963
Young Purchases Northcrest Manor January 12, 1964
90 Evacuated During Fire At Nursing Home - No Patients Are Injured January 14, 1967
90 Evacuees Are Taken To Hospitals January 14, 1967
Missing Patient 'Out On Town' - Candy stripers Work Hard January 14, 1967
Clean Up Begins At Nursing Home - $100,000 Damage January 15, 1967
Bluffs Fire Shows Need For State Building Code - Sen. Klefstad Says . . . January 16, 1967
Evacuees Can Return To Nursing Home Tuesday - Crews Clean Up Fire Damage January 16, 1967
Evacuees Are Returning To Bluffs Nursing Home - Fire Damage Being Repaired January 18, 1967
Earn Certificates For 'In-Service' Training - Complete Session October 21, 1967
Northcrest To Operate January 9, 1968
Northcrest Graduates 14 Women December 2, 1968
Northcrest Presented Plaque January 24, 1969
State Sues SWI Nursing Homes May 15, 1971
Nursing Home's Staff Enjoys Variety Of Work April 6, 1975
Nursing Home Not A Place For Idleness April 17, 1977
Complaint Filed About Death In Nursing Home December 6, 1977
Man's Death In The Bluffs Stirs Probe December 7, 1977
Headline Misleading December 7, 1977
Nothing 'Serious' About Care Center, Says Culver December 28, 1977
Care Center Investigation Is Completed January 6, 1978
Northcrest Care Center Lively Place, Residents Say April 22, 1979
Center Life Family-Style October 26, 1980
Grandparents Honored At Northcrest Care Center September 13, 1981
Vets Day At Northcrest November 13, 1983
Activities Heads Honored At Nursing Homes January 28, 1984
Northcrest Gets Employer Award May 31, 1985
Grandparents Honored With Northcrest Wedding Style Show September 10, 1985
Care Center Ownership Transferred January 12, 1986
Care Center Fined September 25, 1988
C.B., Northcrest Nursing Homes Sold By Beverly June 9, 1989
Northcrest Fined $1,500 For Four Care Violations August 26, 1989
State To Revoke Northcrest License September 11, 1989
Northcrest Plans Appeal Of Revocation September 12, 1989
State Officials To Reinspect Northcrest October 17, 1989
State Begins Northcrest Reinspection November 1, 1989
C.B. Facility Likely To Keep Its Care License December 6, 1989
Northcrest Is Relicensed December 12, 1989
Northcrest Set To Appeal New Citation February 2, 1990
Hearing Set For Appeal By Northcrest March 14, 1990
Transfers Set At Northcrest March 19, 1990
Nursing Homes Change Hands June 8, 1990
Extra Training Ordered In Nursing Home Complaint January 28, 1991
State Inspectors Probe C.B. Nursing Home Complaint February 27, 1991
Board Accuses Nurse Of Unethical Conduct In Bluffs Patient's Death July 21, 1991]]> Northern Natural Executive Resigns January 18, 1980
Natural Gas Price Cut December 20, 1984]]> 31st. St. & Ave L]]> 31st. St. & Ave L]]> Northgate Families Move In - Apartment Complex Opens September 26, 1971]]> 31st. St. & Ave L]]> Near Pierre, South Dakota]]> Near Pierre, South Dakota]]> Oahe Dam largest Of 'Main Stem' Works August 14, 1953
Work Progresses . . . November 25, 1954
Raging Waters Of Flood Threat Wouldn't Half Fill Oahe Dam - Huge Project Nearing Completion March 23, 1958
Plug Final Gap In Oahe Dam - Battle Lines Drawn By Army Engineers July 16, 1958
Largest Compacted Earth Dam A Step Closer - River Closure At Oahe Means Added Flood Security August 4, 1958]]> Near Pierre, South Dakota]]> former Pott. Co. Sheriff
died 12-15-84]]> Wichael To Run For County Board. April 4, 1958
Wichael Respects Views, Wishes Of General Public. December 7, 1958
Delays Decision In Vote Contest. December 19, 1958
Wichael Loses One Post, May Join Sheriff's Staff. December 20, 1958
Backdoors began swinging open and shut. June 14, 1959
Wichael Named Sheriff By Board Of Supervisors. May 9, 1960
Sheriff Wichael Seeks Nomination. May 12, 1960
Democrat Voters 'Write' History For Roy Wichael. June 7, 1960
Wichael Gains In Final Count. June 15, 1960
Wichael Reports Campaign Expense. June 21, 1960
Record Vote Sweeps 9 GOP Candidates Into Courthouse. November 9, 1960
Sheriffs Fire Verbal Blasts At Each Other On 'Bookies'. January 4, 1961
Peters, Wichael Say Bookies Are Not Operating In County. January 4, 1961
Mr. Silhouette. May 27, 1962
Sheriff Wichael Changes To The Republican Party. July 1, 1962
Sheriffs Wichael and Barkus Would Oppose Death Penalty. August 18, 1962
Wichael Elected By Iowa Sheriffs. August 9, 1963
Wichael Rips Into State Agents About Raids Here. September 14, 1963
Sheriff Wichael To Keep Office Open 24 Hours Day. December 22, 1963
Sheriff Wichael Seeks Re-Election. January 8m 1964
Footprinters Elect Wichael. March 11, 1964
Six Democrats Win Court House Posts. November 4, 1964
Iowa Sheriffs Elect. November 16, 1966
Wichael First Of County Incumbents To Enter Race. March 31, 1968
Walton, Filbert, Scott Win County Supervisor Nomination. September 4, 1968
Sketches of Candidates for Tuesday's General Election. November 3, 1968
Republicans Swept Back In Courthouse. November 6, 1968
Sheriff Asks Pay Increase For Staff. October 13, 1969
Sheriff Wichael Learns He Made News Headlines. September 6, 1970
Five Plan To Seek Courthouse Positions. January 5, 1971
Sheriff's Office Has Big Job. May 15, 1971
Sheriff Roy Wichael's Office Is Always Open For Business. March 5, 1972
Special Deputies Aren't Secrete Here. September 19, 1972
Six Positions At Stake In County Election. November 5, 1972
Sheriff Gets Job And Jail. November 8, 1972
County Sheriff Is Close To People. June 9, 1974
State Bank Announces Job Changes. May 5, 1975
Sheriff Says His Goals Are Reached. May 28, 1975
Sheriff Wichael Will Retire July 1, May 28, 1975
Two Honored At Police Show. June 15, 1975
A Plaque For Wichael. June 22, 1975
State Bank Cashier Spot For Mrs. Wichael. July 22, 1975
Wichael hot; 'haphazard' statement. May 28, 1978
A question of cats. February 1, 1982
Retiring. June 4, 1978
Former sheriff Wichael dies. December 17, 1984


]]> File #1 through 1971 & Comm. Attitudes Survey]]> File #1 through 1971 & Comm. Attitudes Survey]]> Start Remodeling Of Oakland Unit - Services To Be In Church Basement February 7, 1954
Oakland Well Protected By Two Town Marshals November 9, 1955
Oakland Church Plans Celebration - To Mark 75th Anniversary May 3, 1956
After 70 Years, Oakland's Post Office To Be Moved January 29, 1958
Sharon Church Will Not Die, Vows Congregation - Reno0vation Nearly Completed November 19, 1958
Oakland School Proposal Filed With County Supt. - Would Divide District Into 5 Areas March 1959
Gives Up Cooking To Take Care Of Tired Tourists March 13, 1959
Golf Course Stock Offered At Oakland March 19, 1959
Work Begins On Oakland Swim Pool April 26, 1959
Inland Oakland's Latest Business: A Boat Shop May 4, 1959
Oakland School Merger Rejected May 15, 1959
"Aunty Spratt' Marks Her 90th Birthday 'Feeling Good As Ever' - Sharon Community Honors Her June 14, 1959
Physical Education Is Becoming More Fun At The Oakland Schools - Swimming, Bowling And Golf September 9, 1959
Centennial Is Planned By Oakland Christian Church - "Big Grove" Is Gone, But . . . September 27, 1959
This Rare One-Room School Going Strong In 1959 Fashion - Most Of Them May Have Vanished, But . . . November 29, 1959
Convicts' Try For Escape Rough On Prison Guards From Oakland - Gorman Barnett Knifed In Back December 27, 1959

Oakland Church Contracts Let - Ready To Start On Methodist Building July 22, 1960
Dream Of Oakland Library In Sight - As Memorial To Frank Eckels September 2, 1960
. . . How It Was Named September 4, 1960
Stock Show Is Eye Opener For Nepal Exchange Student September 28, 1960
All Of Sudden, Oakland Has Building Boom November 15, 1960
Oakland Businesses Unhappy Over Plan To Reroute Roads - Highway Commission Project would Bypass Town . . . December 30, 1960
Dirty Dishes To What They Used To Be - Automation In Oakland Lunchroom January 17, 1961
He'll Pay Call On More Than One Billion Bees March 21, 1961
Oakland Church To Be Opened - Bishop Ensley Will Officiate Sunday May 11, 1961
Reorganization Answer For Oakland Crowding June 22, 1961
Ten French Children Said Tearful Farewell To "Beautiful American" - Oakland Co-ed Learns, Makes Friends September 4, 1961
Oakland High School Students Learn To Question - Church Seminar Emphasizes Value Of Their Opinions November 13, 1961
Bridge Ready On Highway 6 December 11, 1961
Ready For Business: January 14, 1962
When Works Works, Wags Watch Weather March 9, 1962
Oakland Students Are Cramped On Playground, Too - Steering Committee Urging More Space March 22, 1962
East Pottawattamie 4-H Clubs Choose Parker, Miss Bingham - Walnut Woman, Oakland Man Honored . . . April 25, 1962
Teachers, Students In Summer Swim - Refreshing Jobs June 20, 1962
Mrs. Vieth Solves 'Problems' - House Mother To Librarian . . . June 26, 1962
Fire Loss In Oakland Estimated At $60,000 - Theater Is Destroyed August 29, 1962
Crowd Fills Streets: August 29, 1962
Oakland Host At Fall Festival September 18, 1962
Back-Yard Chefs Win Day - Steaks Aid Success Of Oakland Fall Festival . . . September 18, 1962
Chautauqua Crowd Came To Stay For Nine Days - Historical Society Hears About Program . . . October 22, 1962
Council Names New Members - Appointments Are Approved December 21, 1962
File Arson charge In Oakland Fire January 4, 1963
Oakland Receives Funds For Development Plans - Zoning Is Main Need February 7, 1963
Old General Store Gives Up Ghost February 19, 1963
Oakland Petitions For State Liquor Store July 19, 1963
Reorganization Plan Heard By County Board - Oakland Decision To Come Within Ten Days . . . July 30, 1963
Washington Township School Sold At Auction On Monday October 1, 1963
Oakland Firemen Tired Of Squeezing Trucks Into Stalls With A Shoehorn - Plan Roomy Cement-Block Building December 29, 1963
Legality Of Oakland District Elections Queried In Lawsuit - Hearing Set At Avoca Feb 1 January 25, 1964
Center Township Farmer Contends: 'Oakland District Does Not Exist' - Hearing Slated Saturday In Avoca District Court January 29, 1964
School Vote Can Proceed At Oakland February 1, 1964
Green Light To Oakland School Vote February 2, 1964
Town, Rural Leaders Elected To Oakland Community Board - County Supt. To Call Meeting . . . February 4, 1964
Court Dismisses Rollins' Claim, approves New Oakland District - Directors Can Go To Work March 27, 1964
Oakland Board Prepares For Changeover In July - Objector May Appeal To High Court But . . . April 21, 1964
"Two Jacks And a Jill" Have No Critics At Home May 6, 1964
Oakland Plans Nursing Home October 20, 1964
Community Attitude Study Review November 24, 1964 (booklet)
Oakland's Planning Group Conduct Attitude Survey - Direction Pointed Out December 6, 1964
Uphold Oakland School Decision January 12, 1965
Sale Of Oakland Nursing Home Stock Is Approved July 4, 1965
Panamanian Youth To Live At Oakland August 8, 1965
Oakland Methodist Church Marking 100th Anniversary - Special Observances Planned September 5, 1965
Oakland Jaycee Chapter Formed November 30, 1965

New Fire Station Completed Soon - Long Time Dream Nears Reality January 5, 1966
Open House At Oakland January 17, 1966
New Oakland Nursing Home To Open - 43-Bed Facility Cost $260,000 January 23, 1966
Country Church Moves To Town And Grows Steadily With Community February 20, 1966
Oakland To Vote On A New School March 10, 1966
Going Up Fast: May 1, 1966
Oakland Properties Will Get New Number Identity May 1, 1966
Last Sign Is Up June 29, 1966
Biggest Commercial Feedlot In Iowa - Construction To Begin Next Week At Oakland July 26, 1966
Work Is Getting Underway On Cattle Feeding Operation - To Be Near Oakland August 21, 1966
'Hottest Idea' In Livestock Feeding March 15, 1967
Dedication Pays Tribute To Congregation's Hard Work - St Paul Lutheran At Oakland May 28, 1967
Okay New Post Office At Oakland June 9, 1967
School Near Completion At Oakland April 21, 1968
Oakland Ready To Mark Another Fall Festival September 8, 1968
New Oakland School November 22, 1968
Julia Luxford Dead At 96 November 25, 1968
Oakland Businessman Hurt In Mysterious Tuesday Blast February 5, 1969
Second Explosion Causes Evacuation - Empties 11 Homes February 6, 1969
Oakland To Build New Post Office March 6, 1969
Oakland Plans Sewage Plant March 28, 1969
Teens Help Ready Oakland's Canteen - Maybe Some Live Music March 28, 1969
Class Scheduling Now Bigger Part Of Education - 'Student Swapping' Plan Approved April 2, 1969
Oakland Nimrod Eyes Big Game - Bear In Alaska April 18, 1969
Post Office At Oakland Seeks Bids June 12, 1969
Apartments Are Built In Oakland September 19, 1969
Items Gathered For Oakland Museum - Society In Search Of Building December 7, 1969
Oakland-Carson Exchange Program Is Working Well February 1, 1970
Prehistoric Mammoth Tusk Unearthed Near Oakland August 11, 1970
Oakland Council Plans Projects December 10, 1970
Oakland Elects Pro Fire Chief January 13, 1971
Oakland Feedlot Elects Members January 22, 1971
Oakland Farm Profits From Unusual Crossbreed July 17. 1971]]> File #1 through 1971 & Comm. Attitudes Survey]]> Pastor, St. John's Lutheran
217 S. 7th St.]]> St. John's New Pastor Arrives; Rev. Wicklund To Be Installed Nov. 24, November 9, 1957
Recounts Adventures Of Career In India. November 16, 1957
Wicklund To Be Installed Sunday; Synod President Will Give Sermon. November 23, 1957
Let's Chat with Mrs. Wicklund. May 3, 1959
Indian Clergyman Is Visitor Of St. John's Lutheran Pastor; Will Speak Sunday. February 6, 1960
Therapy Center Helps Make American Dream For The Handicapped Come True. October 5, 1961
Wicklunds Will Tour 23rd Country; Plan Mexico Trip. June 30, 1962
Mrs. W.E. Wicklund Of The Council Bluffs AAUW. February 5, 1962
Mr. Silhouette. March 3, 1963
B'Nai B'rith Honors Pastor; Gives Americanism Award To WIcklund. September 11, 1963
Volunteer Bureau Information. May 1, 1964
Greeting Their Friends. December 5, 1965
Wicklund In School Race. August 29, 1967
Minister Wins Seat On C.B. School Board; Peters, Brown Re-Elected. September 12, 1967
Progressive Education Is Stressed By Rev. Wicklund; New School Board Member. September 24, 1967
Pastor Wicklund Accepts New Call; Going To Texas. May 15, 1958]]> Wilcox Property Is Sold. April 27, 1970
Huge Greenhouse Complex Being Closed BY Wilcoxes; New Operation Is Planned. August 23, 1970
Greenhouse Demolition Bids Opened. October 10, 1970
Like A Bull In A CHinca Shop. October 21, 1970
As Easy As...1 2 3
Greenhouse roots cling to past era. February 5, 1987
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Comprising a complete index to all societies, associations, corporations, resources, &c., &c. Also, the full address of all residents, their occupations, professions, pursuits, &c., &c. Also, a detailed business directory, an exhibition of the various classified kinds of business pursued in and about Council Bluffs, Iowa. Compiled and published by C. Exera Brown.]]>
Comprising an alphabetical list of citizens of the county, giving postoffice address of each; a classified business directory; railroads with a table of distances and fares; the fire department, churches, schools, streets, wards, etc.]]>
Containing an alphabetical list of business firms, corporations and private citizens; an appendix of the city and county officers, churches, schools, etc. Also a complete classified business directory to which is added a directory of resident taxpayers of Pottawattamie County, exclusive of the city of Council Bluffs.

Volume IX.]]>