[photo print captioned: East Side Main Street]]]> ["Today" photo appearing in the article is not in the file, but the caption for the photo in the Nonpareil reads:
"Today...there is not a single remnant left of the old business area. Sears, Roebuck and Co., occupies a building which sits back from the corner. On the exact spot of the old bank is an equipment lot. The Citizens Bank has disappeared and citizens are still served by only one of the original five--the Council Buffs Savings Bank. The building at left is Hotel Chieftain. ]]> ]]> ]]>
[Description for phot not in files, but appeared in the Nonpareil as the 1954 "Today..." photo:
"Today...nearly 90 years later, about the only thing unchanged is the location, which is the Northeast corner of Main and Broadway. Autos replace the wagons, modern buildings and paving are now in use. But the corners are the same and the angle of Broadway is identical in both the new and old pictures." Photo shows: B&G Hosiery Shops, Clark Drug Co., and Joe Smith. ]]>