Underground Railroad Station Point Of Tour October 13, 1958
North Grove: Place Of Quiet Beauty - Historic Hastings Cemetery May 29, 1959
. . . How It Was Named September 11, 1960
'Flight Of Black Cutworm' One Reason For Trap - Never Know What Will Drop In On Bug-Catcher . . . April 20, 1962
Lots Of Interest In The Fate Of 4 White Pillars - Problem: Getting Them Down Intact February 18, 1964
Revision Of Ordinances Put Hastings Up To Date - Several Ancient Laws Are Scraped March 8, 1964
Hastings Residents Okay Water System June 8, 1964
Hastings Council To Consider $59,898 Public Water System - Service By April, May January 14, 1965
4th Generation On Dolph Homestead - Settled In 1849 January 17, 1965
Water System Becoming Reality - Been A Long Time Coming April 7, 1965
Hastings Is Planning To Whoop It Up - Centennial Event Set June 20-22 March 24, 1969
Hastings Notes Its History - Past Recounted For Centennial April 20, 1969
Ridin' High In Hastings June 22, 1969
Cemeteries Indexed In Mills County - A Big Job For Women's Groups October 27, 1974
Church That Could Honored By Peale October 18, 1979
Derailment Cause A Puzzle July 11, 1980
Hastings Is Back To Quiet Normal July 11, 1980
Burlington Line Open To Traffic July 12, 1980
Rural Church Addition To Be Dedicated April 9, 1983
Wheel Failure Derails 18 Cars August 19, 1986
Derailed Coal Train To Be Cleared Today August 20, 1986
Neighbors Aid Roundup After Calves Break Loose November 15, 1988
Nishna Valley Retains D.M. Lawyer Firm November 22, 1988
Threat Reported In School Audit Push December 3, 1988
Superintendent At Nishna Valley Takes Corydon Job April 13, 1989]]> [First photo of the pair in the Nonpareil is not in file, but the caption reads: 'Council Bluffs Changing Scene--SAs late as 1953 this half block between Broadway, Pierce and State Streets was known as the Clawsen property. That year the old house, nearly a century old, was torn down after the place was sold to settle the estate.]]> [The circular on the front door appears to be an advertisement for Purdy Celebrated Cottage Bitters, which was first formulated in the mid-1860s, so photo is probably ca 1867; a similar ad appeared in the Nonpareil in 1867]]]>