Title
Emerson, IA
Subject
Local news
Description
Emerson, IA
Emerson's Opera House Is Headed For The Farm July 18, 1960
. . . How It Was Named November 13, 1960
To Emerson Man, It's Still 'Ye Olde Keystone School' - 70 Years Since His Last Class December 25, 1960
Nishna Valley Newspaper Will Be Strictly Home-Grown - To Print This Weekend March 13, 1961
Faster Service Maybe -- But Not Any Better - The Mechanical Age Comes To Emerson Phone Users April 6, 1961
Big Ones, Small Ones, Troubles Keep Arriving - Rough Years For Von Fecht Family . . . July 26, 1961
Mrs. Mayor, Council In First Real Home - Emerson Cuts Corners, Gets Steel Town Hall January 14, 1962
Bond Issue Would Scrap Old Wooden High School - Nishna Valley District To Vote February 16, 1962
Schoolhouses, Gym Go On The Auction Block December 4, 1963
Emerson Forms C Of C Group March 23, 1964
Opinions Still Vary As Work Begins On Relocated Highway May 8, 1964
Expansion November 7, 1965
Moving Day At Emerson Church - New Edifice Completed April 4, 1966
Centennial Plans Get Underway March 18, 1969
Emerson Planning Summer Centennial - Various Events With Birthday Theme - April 15, 1969
Breakfast Begins Town Centennial April 30, 1969
Emerson Mansion A SWI Showplace December 26, 1971
Emerson Escited About Face-Lift May 28, 1972
Flames Shoot From Line Break March 3, 1979
New Facility For Emerson Bank August 19, 1982
Brezhnev Deleted From Emerson's List November 11, 1982
Emerson Plans To Bounce Back - Community Building Bond Issue March 27, 1983
Emerson Has Overcome The Impact of '82 Flood June 15, 1983
'Plan B' May Save McKee Farm December 22, 1985
Fire Destroys 100-Year-Old House January 3, 1986
Emerson Seeks Federal Hazard Grant April 9, 1992
Emerson Water Rates To Go Up After 12 Years May 6, 1992
. . . How It Was Named November 13, 1960
To Emerson Man, It's Still 'Ye Olde Keystone School' - 70 Years Since His Last Class December 25, 1960
Nishna Valley Newspaper Will Be Strictly Home-Grown - To Print This Weekend March 13, 1961
Faster Service Maybe -- But Not Any Better - The Mechanical Age Comes To Emerson Phone Users April 6, 1961
Big Ones, Small Ones, Troubles Keep Arriving - Rough Years For Von Fecht Family . . . July 26, 1961
Mrs. Mayor, Council In First Real Home - Emerson Cuts Corners, Gets Steel Town Hall January 14, 1962
Bond Issue Would Scrap Old Wooden High School - Nishna Valley District To Vote February 16, 1962
Schoolhouses, Gym Go On The Auction Block December 4, 1963
Emerson Forms C Of C Group March 23, 1964
Opinions Still Vary As Work Begins On Relocated Highway May 8, 1964
Expansion November 7, 1965
Moving Day At Emerson Church - New Edifice Completed April 4, 1966
Centennial Plans Get Underway March 18, 1969
Emerson Planning Summer Centennial - Various Events With Birthday Theme - April 15, 1969
Breakfast Begins Town Centennial April 30, 1969
Emerson Mansion A SWI Showplace December 26, 1971
Emerson Escited About Face-Lift May 28, 1972
Flames Shoot From Line Break March 3, 1979
New Facility For Emerson Bank August 19, 1982
Brezhnev Deleted From Emerson's List November 11, 1982
Emerson Plans To Bounce Back - Community Building Bond Issue March 27, 1983
Emerson Has Overcome The Impact of '82 Flood June 15, 1983
'Plan B' May Save McKee Farm December 22, 1985
Fire Destroys 100-Year-Old House January 3, 1986
Emerson Seeks Federal Hazard Grant April 9, 1992
Emerson Water Rates To Go Up After 12 Years May 6, 1992
Creator
Nonpareil reporting
Source
Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
1960-1992
Format
Document
Identifier
Emerson_IA
Coverage
Council Bluffs, Iowa
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Text
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