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 a complete list of the citizens of Council Bluffs, with places of business and residence, together with a list of churches, schools, banks, newspapers, secret and benevolent societies, state and city governments, county officers, etc. Also, a carefully arranged business directory. Compiled by R. A. Smith.]]>
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 a complete alphabetical list of all private citizens, and a list of city, county, state and federal officers; churches, schools, literary and benevolent societies, the fire department, banks, railroads, incorporated companies, a street directory, with a complete classified business directory of all firms doing business in the city, together with other valuable information, etc., etc., etc.

A. Wheeler, compiler.]]> ]]>
For the year commencing November 1, 1886, containing an accurate index of residents, to which is annexed a classified business directory, also a guide to streets, public officers, etc., together with the officers of the municipal and state governments, and other useful information.]]>
Comprising an accurate alphabetical list of residents, a classified business directory, a guide to streets, lists of city, county, state, and federal officers, the city churches, schools, societies, etc.
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Containing a complete list of the residents and business houses of Council Bluffs and Pottawattamie County; a street directory; churches, colleges, schools and societies; state, county, city, town and township officers; a concise sketch of the resources, advantages, progress and prospects of Council Bluffs business, commerical, and manufacturing interests; railway facilities; a review of the county and of the towns throughout the county, also a complete list of farmers, giving location, township, section and P. O. address including the residents of the smaller towns, the cards of the leading business houses.

J. P. Bushnell, compiler.

Volume V.

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Including a business directory, and the farmers of Pottawattamie County with their postoffice address; also a short sketch of Council Bluffs, with a complete alphabetical list of all private residents and business houses in the city, including a miscellaneous collection consisting of city and county officials, churches, schools, secret, benevolent, literary and other associations, societies, banks, railroads, incorporated companies, and a complete classified business directory, representing all mercantile institutions, manufacturers and professional men of the city, and a street and avenue directory, etc., of the city.

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Gov of Iowa 1983]]> Republicans seek Ray 'think-alike.' May 21, 1978
Branstad, Palmer vie for No. 2 spot. November 1, 1978
Legislature '79 call predictable. May 20, 1979
Branstad 'likely' to run if Gov. Ray steps down. May 2, 1981
Branstad opens his campaign. February 28, 1982
Republican fund-raiser. July 25, 1982
Branstad tries to target priorities. September 9, 1982
The governor at Blue Star. July 7, 1983
Branstad tours Bluffs businesses. July 7, 1983
Branstad approaches his 100th day in office; An admitted workaholic. April 22, 1983
'Sir Terry' knighted in C.B. June 6, 1984
Branstad hails city's 'war chest.' October 12, 1984
Capitol moved to Bluffs for day by Branstad. October 18, 1984
Governor views local option tax. October 20, 1984
Branstad eases farm taxes. December 29, 1984
Branstad says Iowans are 'innocent victims.' January 15, 1985
Budget proposal highlights. January 24, 1985
Branstad: No 'big negatives' in bill. April 13, 1985
Branstad dislikes ag bill. May 3, 1985
Branstad; Nation's kid governor balances family, work. May 12, 1985
Education is topic of Peres, Branstad talk. June 20, 1985
Branstad meets with pope. June 29, 1985
Branstad says he was close to defaulting on farm loan. July 29, 1985
Branstad says trade sanctions may be needed., August 6, 1985
Branstad is picked for group that will boost ag awareness. August 6, 1985
Branstad to chair agriculture panel. August 7, 1985
Branstad in Bluffs on Monday. September 29, 1985
Branstad says tourism a key to progress. October 1, 1985
Branstad: Farm policy 'insensitive.' October 14, 1985
Branstad campaigns for reorganization. December 5, 1985
Branstad: Choices were tough. January 16, 1986
Branstad vows fight for plan. January 20, 1986
Branstad not bubbly over drinking age. May 28, 1986
Branstad vows to debate at Bluffs campaign stop. March 22, 1986
Branstad, GOP winners hit stump early. June 4, 1986
Branstad hopes to spread Bluffs boom to rest of state. September 23, 1986
Siegrist says streamlining can be done. December 4, 1986
Branstad wants to bury battles. January 24, 1989
Branstad to 'blitz' Omaha's businesses. March 14, 1987
Branstad to address service clubs. August 31, 1987
Branstad cites need to cut taxes, raps tax task force recommendations. September 9, 1987
Branstad confident legislature will approve teach pay hike. December 10, 1987
Branstad braced for budget fight. January 23, 1988
Branstad sets school visits, two C.B. speeches Monday. April 21, 1988
Branstad airs welfare plan here. June 9, 1988
Branstad will present award to C.B. group. May 22, 1987
Branstad denies Avenson charge of hiring 'cheap-shot' campaigner. September 1, 1989
Branstad launhces C.B. drug fight. October 5, 1989
Branstad lauds C.B. drug fight. August 2, 1990
Hester terms 'witch hunt' inquiry against Branstad. October 10, 1990
Branstad: Iowa doesn't need casino-style development. January 25, 1991
State employees picket Branstad visit in Bluffs. January 21, 1992
Branstad likes 60% bond OK., March 10, 1992
Branstad's Bluffs visit sets stage for special session. May 19, 1992
Budget $249.5M in red. May 6, 1993
Branstad signs new abuse law. May 26, 1993
Part of welfare reform plan doomed by federal officials. June 8, 1993
Branstad son arrested after Jeep crash. June 8, 1993
Extra issues 'complicate' gaming plan. June 9, 1993
Branstad pitches campaign. February 3, 1994
Branstad may sign gambling changes. February 11, 1994
Branstad blasts opponents. March 6, 1994
Business tax breaks Branstad's top goal. April 30, 1994
Branstad: Gross won't be paid. July 12, 1994
GOP tax cut plan unveiled. August 15, 1994
Branstad willing to intervene; says county should be part of casino selection process. August 24, 1994
]]> Fight For Life Begins Monday For Tabor Youth December 11, 1949
Open Hearing For Elefson In Sidney Court - Defense Resists Attempt To Bind Youth To Grand Jury December 12, 1949
To Ask Review Of Elefson Hearing - Youth Bound Over To Grand Jury . . . December 13, 1949
The Elefson Philosophy: Justice Will Be Done - It's A Tough Spot, Both For Young Lyman And Fremont County Authorities . . . December 18, 1949
Delay In Transcript, No Elefson Petition December 19, 1949
Return "No Bill" In Elefson Case - Grand Jury Action Frees Tabor Youth February 14, 1950
A Free Man, Elefson Now Ready To 'Start Over' - Circular Letter Fails To Provide Information For Prosecution . . . February 15, 1950
Elefson Seeking $108,000 In Suit -Files Action Against Uncle, Wayne Rhode November, 1951
Elefson Suit Is Moved To Bluffs January 25, 1952
Withdraws False Arrest Charge - Elefson Now Seeks $78,000 Damages September 24, 1952
Judge Dismisses The Elefson Case - Directs Verdict For Wayne Rhode September 25, 1952
Elefson May Appeal Ruling - Loses $78,000 Suit Against His Uncle September 26, 1952]]>