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Arrowhead Park
Arrowhead Park Located Just East of Neola . . . provides a place for close-to-Council Bluffs-but still country outdoor fun. The geese seen near the dock, as well as the fishing here, are the big attraction.
Arrowhead Park Set For Independence Day Visitors
A Busy Spot on July 4th
Stone Shelterhouse . . . with fireplace and two grills for cooking was built in Arrowhead Park with contributions from the Hoo Doo Day celebration in Neola.
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Park Planting: More than 12,000 trees were planted in Arrowhead Park near Neola, Friday. Jerry Engen, on the planter, and contractor, R.W. "Bob" Daubendiek, on the tractor, both of Decorah, examine seedlings with Harold Borwick, executive secretary…
Arrowhead Dedicated Sunday, New Park Plans Announced
Neola Presents Hoo Doo Funds
Sitting in Shade . . . at Arrowhead Park is the crowd of 1,000 at dedication ceremonies.
Counties In Recreation Biz
Pottawattamie Starts With Arrowhead Park
Proposed Park Site . . . near Neola is the big County Conservation project in Pottawattamie County. Executive harold Borwick observes this Arrowhead Park setting.
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Picnic shelter at Arrowhead Park
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Bridge at Arrowhead Park
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Arrowhead Park lake
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Goose at Arrowhead Park headquarters
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Geese at Arrowhead Park lake
Arrowhead Park Set for Independence Day Visitors
A Busy Spot On July 4th
Eighteen-Acre Lake . . . in the largest Pottawattamie County park offers good fishing and its shore makes an attractive spot for picnickers.
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Pheasant at Arrowhead Park picnic area
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Uprooted tree
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Dog near tree
Guests Are Gone And Old Hotel Is Silent; After 87 Years Of Operation
On Ornate Main Stairway...from second to third floor of Bluffs Hotel are Robert and William Knox. The trim of the stairway is walnut. There was no elevator service in the building.
Guests Are Gone And Old Hotel Is Silent; After 87 Years Of Operation.
The Bluffs Hotel...really took care of its guests in its hey-day.
Elevator demolition underway
Dynamite Blast Rekindles Images...of the deadly explosion at the Bluffs Elevator Co on April 20, 1982. Paulson Construction Company is razing and removing the remnants of the concrete silos. Nonpareil by Steve Glowacki.
Elevator blast one year later
The fire rages...last year through the Bluffs Elevator Co. near South 23rd Street and Eighteenth Avenue. The blast, accompanied by a giant fireball, could be heard throughout most of the city.
Search for 3 continues
The search goes on...Saturday afternoon at the Bluffs Elevator Co. for the bodies of three missing men. It was the site of Tuesday's grain elevator explosion and fire. Nonpareil Photo by Bob McKeon.
'I thought he was probably blowed away'
A Metal Building...begins to crumble and melt as the intense flames, fueled by the wooden elevators, rage out of control Tuesday at Bluffs Elevator Co. Many cars and trucks parked near the elevators were damaged by debris and flames.