Hultman Files At Deadline March 29, 1986
Four Leglislative Races Go Uncontested March 31, 1986
Filings Round Out Recorder, Supervisors, Attorney Fields April 10, 1986
Host Of Hopefuls Hit The Stump As Primary Nears May 31, 1986
Turnout Expected To Match '84 Primary June 1, 1986
Sutherland Funds Top Among Area Hopefuls June 1, 1986
Area Voters To Find Weather Agreeable En Route To Polls June 1, 1986
County Races Pit Five Republicans, Four Democrats For Supervisor Seats June 1, 1986
Local Turnout Reported Light June 3, 1986
County Supervisor Race Looks Familiar June 4, 1986
Democrats Hope To Gain Votes In Rural Areas With Campaign October 13, 1986
Hrvol Leading Westfall In Fund-Raising Effort October 27, 1986
Ehlers Top Spender In County Elections October 27, 1986
Late Flurry Ups Voter Count October 29, 1986
Candidates Clash In Fund Wars As The Election Date Draws Near November 2, 1986
Mild Weather, Voter Turnout Are Predicted November 2, 1986
Superintendent Investigates Student Election Activities November 3, 1986
Branstad Wins Re-Election November 5, 1986
Westfall Grabs Attorney Post In Major Upset November 5, 1986
Sen. Grassley Breezes Back To Washington November 5, 1986
Lightfoot Defeats Hughes For House November 5, 1986
Dems Wonder What Went Wrong November 5, 1986
Southwest Iowa Elections Draw More Than 55 Percent Of Voters November 5, 1986
Voters Return Supervisors, Recorder, Treasurer To Office November 5, 1986
Hester, Siegrist Win Re-Election Bids November 5, 1986
Pottawattamie County Results November 5, 1986
Official Canvass Trims Margin In Westfall's Election Victory November 11, 1986
Hrvol Spent Most On Election Bills January 22, 1987]]> Bluffs Democrats Rally For Gephardt, Babbitt May 9, 1987
Hart Pullout Opens '88 Presidential Race May 9, 1987
Biden ' To Quit Race', Announcement Slated May 9, 1987
Gore, Dukakis To Visit Southwest-Iowa Towns July 9, 1987
Harrison County Straw Poll Favors Gephardt; Babbitt Distant Second September 10, 1987
Candidates Blitz Bluffs October 15, 1987
Candidate Relatives Campaign Hard In Area December 20, 1987
Kemp Believes In Brother's Ideas December 20, 1987
Campaign Work 'A Lot Of Fun' December 20, 1987
Dole's Wife Avid Supporter December 20, 1987
duPont Son:Try To See 5,000 A Day December 20, 1987
Gephardt's Mom: Know Candidate December 20, 1987
Fired Up, Burned Out For Caucuses January 24, 1988
Iowa's Caucus Activities Soon Reaching Conclusion January 31, 1988
Candidates Mustering Last-Minute Support January 31, 1988
Film, Country Stars To Campaign In C.B. February 4, 1988
Candidates Barnstorm Council Bluffs February 7, 1988
Precinct Caucus Locations February 7, 1988
Weather may Be Big Caucus Factor February 8, 1988
Delegate Division Decided By Flip Of Coin At Caucus February 9, 1988
Pottawattamie Mirrors State Count February 9, 1988
Carter Lake GOP Bucks Trend February 9, 1988
Iowans Favor Midwesterners - Gephardt Wins Close Race; Dole, Robertson Whack Bush February 9, 1988
Winners, Losers Regroup After Iowa Caucus Surprises February 9, 1988
5th District Congressional Race June 5, 1988
Freund, Dvorak Seek Lightfoot Challenge June 5, 1988
Freund Wins Handily For 5th District Slot June 8, 1988
SWI Delegates To Back First Choices, Nominees June 27, 1988
Mulqueen: Iowa Caucuses To Face Convention Debate July 17, 1988
Most Iowa Delegates Going For Dukakis July 18, 1988
Jackson Delegates Still Unhappy With Dukakis July 19, 1988
Mulqueen Sees Lively Debate On Convention's Second Night July 19, 1988
Baxter To Speak On 'Bread And Butter' July 19, 1988
Harkin Says Make Jackson Party Chief July 19, 1988
Iowans Expect To Keep 'First' Status July 19, 1988
Iowan Meets TV Star July 19, 1988
Carter Talks To Delegates July 19, 1988
Earl May Poll Sees Dukakis Edging Bush July 19, 1988
Babbitt Tops Straw Poll - During Demo Fundraiser October 25, 1987
High Vote Count Seen October 30, 1988
Demo Edge In C.B. - Carter Lake, GOP Has More Voters In County November 4, 1988
SW Iowa Election Races Heating Up November 5, 1988
78 Percent Vote Turnout Predicted November 7, 1988
Voter Turnout May Set A Record November 8, 1988]]> Folkerts 'Unafraid' To Stick Up For Views May 13, 1990
Pavich Proud Of Legislative Accomplishments May 13, 1990
Deadline Near For Voter Registration May 16, 1990
O'Brien: Strong SWI Voice Needed In Iowa Legislature May 19, 1990
Environment, Landfills On Hester's Legislative Agenda May 19, 1990
Joan Hester Promises Work For 98th District May 19, 1990
House Seat Longtime Goal For Winchell May 20, 1990
Olsen Experience Key To House Bid May 20, 1990
Forum Issues Split GOP Attorney Candidates May 31, 1990
Wilson Is Ordinary Peoples' Candidate May 31, 1990
SWI Voting Booths Inspected, Approved June 2, 1990
Harbor; Legislature Plateaus In Creation Of State Programs June 2, 1990
Royer: Legislature Facing Tough Issues In Year Ahead June 2, 1990
Bergantzel Ready To 'Roll Up Sleeves' June 2, 1990
SWI Voters Have Wide Range Of Candidates June 4, 1990
Drake: Hot Races, Weather To Boost Local Voter Turnout June 4, 1990
Polling Places Listed June 4, 1990
Rain, Dark Greet C.B. Voters June 5, 1990
Westfall May Run On Own After Election Loss June 6, 1990
SWI Challengers Ousts 3 Incumbents June 6, 1990
Weidman Wins District 97 Race June 6, 1990
Rance Defeats Folkerts, Will Challenge Emil Pavich June 6, 1990
County Vote Mirrors State Results June 6, 1990
Eight SWI Candidates Unopposed In Primary June 6, 1990
Voter Turnout Best In Last Eight Years June 6, 1990
Newcomers Join Race For Supervisors June 6, 1990
'No Surprises' As Supervisors Canvass Votes June 11, 1990
Canvass Widens Crowl's Lead Over Westfall June 12, 1990
Pott Democrat Discounts Friction In Party June 12, 1990
Attorneys Trade Swipes During Debate September 20, 1990
Candidates To Speak At Two C.B. Forums October 9, 1990
Voter Registration Deadline Approaches October 10, 1990
Legislative Candidates Take Few Jabs At Congenial Forum October 19, 1990
Westfall Leads In Spending October 23, 1990
Madsen, Shea Lead Supervisor Candidates In Campaign Funds October 23, 1990
Bergantzel Files Libel Suit Against Westfall October 24, 1990
Westfall Won't Retract Case Statistics October 25, 1990
Campaigns Generate Big Interest In Region November 4, 1990
Voters To Cast Ballots For Three SWI Judges November 5, 1990
56% Turnout Eyed November 5, 1990
Efforts To Increase Turnout Making A Difference Locally November 6, 1990
Exiting Voters Rap Negativism November 6, 1990
Voters Like Harkin, Lightfoot, Branstad November 6, 1990
Voters Clog Polls Despite Snow November 7, 1990
Pottawattamie County Precinct Totals November 7, 1990
Races, Issues Bring Heavy Vote - SWI Voter Turnout 59% to 70% November 7, 1990
Danker Rolls Up Top Total November 7, 1990
Crowl Turning Post-Vote Focus To Staff Hiring November 7, 1990
GOP Leeps SWI Legislative Seats November 7, 1990
Non-Voting C.B.ers Tell Why November 7, 1990
Lightfoot Sweeps 5th District November 7, 1990
Pott. Voters Return Incumbents Pavich, Siegrist To Legislature November 7, 1990
Three Local Judges Earn 2-To-1 Votes For Retention November 8, 1990
Canvass Expected To Widen Shea's Lead November 13, 1990
Canvass Adds More Votes To County Winners' Totals November 14, 1990
Glenwood Says No, Underwood Says Yes - School Bonds, Funds Voted On In 4 Districts November 28, 1990
Attorney Race Reverberations Still Being Felt January 5, 1991
Westfall, Shea Outspent Opponents In County Races January 23, 1991
Blankenship Elected Carter Lake Mayor November 3, 1993
Drawings To Break Ties In Atlantic, Mondamin Races November 3, 1993
Council Bluffs Precinct Vote Totals November 3, 1993
Gay Rights Movement Dealt Setbacks At Polls Tuesday November 3, 1993
Cantril Man Wins Two Jobs; Didn't Seek Either November 3, 1993
Hanafan Wins Big In Bluffs - Mayor Says He Won't Seek Fourth Term November 3, 1993]]> Mayor Races Get Out Large Votes - Upsets Results In Several Elections November 4, 1953
Set Election On Logan Swim Pool November 4, 1953
Heavy Vote Unseats Logan's Mayor November 4, 1953
Treynor Councilman Wins Mayor's Post November 4, 1953
Westphalia Citizens Cast 55 Total Votes November 4, 1953
Malvern's Tuesday Vote Is Average November 4, 1953
J.E. West Is New Mayor Of Tabor November 4, 1953
McClelland Elects Write-In Ticket November 4, 1953
Turner Succeeds In Bid For Re-Election November 4, 1953
Pacific Junction Renames Its Mayor November 4, 1953
Criswell Wins Mayor Post By Two Votes November 4, 1953
Dunlap Voters Name Only One Newcomer November 4, 1953
Record Large Vote In Walnut Election November 4, 1953
Term Villisca Town Election "Quiet" One November 4, 1953
Mondamin Mayor Is Re-Elected To Post November 4, 1953
Name Griswold Mayor On Write-In Vote November 4, 1953
Minden Reports 'Very Small' Vote November 4, 1953
Magnolia Mayor Wins In Write-In Contest November 4, 1953
Little Sioux Renames Its Incumbent Mayor November 4, 1953
Interest High In Neola Election November 4, 1953
Hancock Voters Re-Elect Incumbents November 4, 1953
Light Vote Elects Slate In Macedonia November 4, 1953
Hamburg Chalks Up Low Election Vote November 4, 1953
Carson Re-Elects Mayor Over Write-In November 4, 1953
Re-Elect Glenwood Man For Fourth Term November 4, 1953
No Mayor Slate Is Stanton Feature November 4, 1953
Vote Is Light In Defiance Tuesday November 4, 1953
Earling Reports Quiet Election November 4, 1953
Veterinarian Is Henderson Mayor November 4, 1953
Name Shelby Mayor To Council Post November 4, 1953
Split Yorktown Vote Between Two Groups November 4, 1953
Return Incumbents In Emerson Write-In November 4, 1953
Unseat Mo. Valley Mayor In Race November 4, 1953
Incumbent Councilmen Lose Out In Panama November 4, 1953
Elliot Elects In Write-In Campaign November 4, 1953
Lundberg Loses Bid for Atlantic Post November 4, 1953
Manilla Re-Elects All Town Officials November 4, 1953
Vote In Silver City Re-Elects Incumbents November 4, 1953
S.W. Iowa General Election Results - Unofficial Tallies From Area November 5, 1958
Page County Renames All GOP Candidates November 5, 1958
Adams County Loses Democratic House Seat November 5, 1958
Fremont Re-Elects GOP County Officers November 5, 1958
Democrats Sweep Carroll County November 5, 1958
Harrison Voters Skip Around Ballots November 5, 1958
Cass County Goes All Republican November 5, 1958
Light Competition In Montgomery Co. November 5, 1958
GOP Claims Audubon Representative Seat November 5, 1958
Dead Heat In Race For Crawford Board November 5, 1958
Moore Beats Weiss In Monona County November 5, 1958
Phillips Over Harper By Two Votes At Glenwood - 244-242 Vote In Mayor's Race November 4, 1959
Results Of Southwest Iowa Elections November 4, 1959
Single Vote Decides Essex Mayor Race November 4, 1959
Record 1,964 Votes Cast At Red Oak November 4, 1959
Andrew Wins Third Term At Villisca November 4, 1959
Town Officers For McClelland Elected November 4, 1959
Election Results In S.W. Iowa November 9, 1960
Sheriff, Attorney Win Close In Adams Co. November 9, 1960
Cass County Goes GOP All The Way November 9, 1960
Three Incumbents Lose In Crawford November 9, 1960
Two Fremont Co. Incumbents Lose November 9, 1960
Democrat Hensley Back To Legislature November 9, 1960
Ossian Re-Elected In Mongomery Co. November 9, 1960
Mills County Voters Elect William Scherle November 9, 1960
Republicans Sweep Harrison County November 9, 1960
McMartin Unseats Fromm In Shelby Co. November 9, 1960
Speaker Of House Lisle Is Re-Elected November 9, 1960
Some Minor Errors Found In Canvass Of General Election November 16, 1960
Primary Election Pottawattamie County September 3, 1968
State Legislative Contests Pottawattamie County September 3, 1968
General Election - November 5, 1968 Pottawattamie County November 6, 1968
Unofficial Election Returns - State Representative November 6, 1968
Democrats Take Shelby Offices - Only 3 Republican Officials Elected November 6, 1968
Mills County Stays In Republican Column November 6, 1968
Elbows Rubbed, Cash Raised For Democratic Coffers November 5, 1969
Election Costs Cut In Half November 4, 1971
County Voters To Get A Workout At Polls - Seven Elections Possible This Year June 3, 1973
Unofficial Primary Election Results For Pottawattamie County June 6, 1978
Unofficial Primary Election Results For Pottawattamie County Supervisors June 6, 1978
Incumbents Win Party Nomination June 7, 1978
GOP Convention To Pick Nominees - Demo Supervisor Candidates Set June 7, 1978
Record Low Vote Turnout Is Seen October 16, 1979
Few Surprises Found In SWI Elections November 7, 1979
Unofficial Returns November 7, 1979
All Quiet On Election Front - Candidates Sought March 16, 1980
Pott. Co. Goes With Winner November 5, 1980
Grassley: U.S. Senate Won't Be As Liberal Now November 5, 1980
Only One New Face For The Courthouse - County Vote Totals November 5, 1980
County Vote Totals November 5, 1980
Harkin Expects To Help Reagan November 5, 1980
Walter Fights Off Charge November 5, 1980
Electorate Preparing To Cast Ballots In Pottawattamie County Elections October 26, 1987
It's A Wide-Open Field For SWI Elections; Few File November 1, 1987
No One Is Seeking Tennant Positions November 1, 1987
Griswold Races Lead Cass County November 1, 1987
Seven Seek Malvern Council Posts November 1, 1987
No Candidates File In Imogene November 1, 1987
Sheriff's Race Provides Sparks At Underwood Candidate Forum May 24, 1988
Few SWI Races For Primary Election May 31, 1988
Sheriff Candidates June 5, 1988
Supervisor Candidates June 5, 1988
Auditor June 5, 1988
Dem Sheriff Race Much Quieter June 5, 1988
Sheriff Race Grabs Spotlight June 5, 1988
Election Turnout Set At 17 Percent June 6, 1988
Turnout Very Light In Morning Voting June 7, 1988
Pellett Easily Drops Challenger In 97th June 8, 1988
Kerns 'Feels Great' After Election Win June 8, 1988
GOP Backs Incumbents In Supervisors Contest June 8, 1988
Returns From Voting In SWI June 8, 1988
Pottawattamie County Races June 8, 1988
Three Incumbents To Be Challenged June 8, 1988
Kerns, Lindgren Have Equal Funds As Pribyl Drains Campaign Treasury October 27, 1988
Bryant, Rodenburg Win Pott Posts November 9, 1988
Gronstal, Siegrist, Hester Win Again November 9, 1988
Ex-Congressman, Incumbent Auditors Lose November 9, 1988
Pottawattamie County Election Results November 9, 1988
New Count Puts Ehlers On Board November 10, 1988
Two Nervously Watch Canvassing November 14, 1988
Kerns, Ehlers Declared Winners November 15, 1988
Three Districts Pass Levies; Two Vote No On School Issues September 13, 1990
Party Efforts Cited In Doubling Of Absentee Ballots October 18, 1990
Paper-Ballot Change Causes Poll Problems February 26, 1992
Previous Bluffs Bond Proposals February 26, 1992
Danker Files Bid For GOP Sheriff Nomination March 6, 1992
Recher Opens Primary Race For County Supervisor Posts - Four Other Republicans Are Circulating Petitions For Two Supervisor Nominations March 6, 1992]]> Arminda Hartman, 24, Opposes Sen. Gronstal May 19, 1988
Candidates For Iowa House, Senate June 5, 1988
Legislative Candidates Will Appear At Forum October 25, 1988
Taxes, Gambling Forum Topics October 28, 1988
Pellett Knocks Grand Slam In Tough Re-Election Fight November 9, 1988
GOP Winners Look Ahead To November Election June 8, 1994
Countywide Turnout At 15 Percent - Branstad Wins 56 Percent Of Area GOP Primary Vote June 8, 1996
]]> Six Eye Supervisors Post June 3, 1984
Auditor Says 75% Will Go To Polls Here November 5, 1984
Early Voting Heavy In C.B. November 6, 1984
Computer System Delays Pottawattamie Vote Results November 7, 1984
Both Parties Take Reagan Landslide Victory In Stride November 7, 1984
Cheaper Joint Elections Would Create 'Chaos' September 11, 1986
New Ballot Shrinks Absentee Voters' Job May 17, 1988
Voters off To Slow Start At Polls August 20, 1991
Option Tax Passes In All County Cities - Unincorporated Voters Approve Measure By 1 Vote November 9, 1994
Pottawattamie County Vote Totals November 9, 1994
Shea: Loss Due To Party Affiliation November 9, 1994
Sherman Deliver 'Early Return' November 9, 1994
Same Faces In State Offices November 9, 1994
Incumbents Return To Washington November 9, 1994
Extension Levy Loses November 9, 1994
Pottawattamie County Carries Drake November 9, 1994
Incumbents Eye New Terms November 9, 1994
Hammitt Takes District 82 Post November 9, 1994
Boettger Claims Spot In Senate November 9, 1994
Strong Turnout In Mills november 9, 1994
Unopposed Candidates Retain Posts November 9, 1994]]> Eight in Contention For Iowa Legislative Seats June 3, 1984
Jackson, Gronstal Wage Senate Battle June 3, 1984
Harkin Vs. Jepsen - U.S. Senate June 3, 1984
Weather May Affect Turnout - In Southwest Iowa Voting June 3, 1984]]> 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]]> 25th Anniversary For Salem Home October 3, 1957
Taking Bids For Building Salem Home June 7, 1961
New Salem Lutheran Home Starts Soon July 9, 1961
'Mother' Palma Finds It Hard To Be Lonely - With 215 Children And Many Grandchildren August 29, 1961
Ex-Steeplejack Thankful He's Still In One Piece January 12, 1962
Long-Distance Lecture Popular With 'Students' - Telephone Hookup Successful March 18, 1964
Why Does Elk Horn Prosper? Because It's One Big Family - Three 'Detectives' Earn $50 Fee April 23, 1964
Do-It-Yourself Initiative Nets Elk horn A Swimming Pool - A Community Effort August 24, 1966
Elk Horn Fire Dept. Restores '29 Truck October 4, 1970
From Roller Rink To Church - Building At Elk Horn September 26, 1971
Windmill On Trucks, But Apparently Lost February 2, 1976
Elk Horn Windmill Almost Done October 17, 1976
'Begejstring' Brings Museum To Elk Horn February 20, 1983
Tradition, Enthusiasm Bring Museum To SWI October 31, 1984
Pride In Danish Heritage Key To Strength And Success Of Town December 7, 1986
Elk Horn, Logan To Get Tourist-Center Grants September 10, 1987
Danish Traditions Remain Vital In SW Iowa December 13, 1987
Immigrant Stories Collected With Artifacts For Posterity December 13, 1987
Elk Horn Tivoli Fest To Let Chips Fall Where They May May 20, 1988
Hjelle Named Superintendent At Elk Horn July 6, 1988
Rain Doesn't End Water Woes In Elk Horn, Wells Still Dry July 18, 1988
EH-K Board Supports Coach; Some Say He Pushes Too Hard August 15, 1990
Elk Horn Danish Windmill Named Attraction Of The Year October 19, 1990
Windmill Contracts Awarded October 22, 1990
Winning - Elk Horn Woman's Faith, Determination Defy Adversity June 30, 1991
Elk Horn Marks Danish Heritage - Windmill Of Man's Mind Becomes Town's Symbol May 23, 1993
Tivoli Offers Taste Of Denmark May 23, 1993]]> East Side Christian To Start Construction Program - Building Committee Lets Bids October 17, 1964
Church Okays Building Plans November 16, 1964
Pulling Together: November 23, 1964
East Side Christian To Dedicate Church - Sunday Afternoon Ceremony August 21, 1965
East Side To Mark 10th Anniversary - Dean To Speak November 20, 1971
East Side Program Is A Pastoral Team Effort September 16, 1978
Youth Sponsor Good Newsstand Bible Sales April 28, 1979
East Side Christian Will Burn Mortgage April 27, 1985]]> Elks Purchase Golf Links Site - Clear Way For new Country Club Setup September 30, 1955
Start Razing Old Country Club Bldg. October 20, 1955
Ex-Custodian Recalls Country Club As Mighty Exclusive In Its Heyday October 23, 1955
Larsen And Sons Low Bidder On New Country Club Bldg. December 15, 1955
Elks Country Club Gets Title To Land February 8, 1956
Let Contracts On Country Club - Construction May Be Started Next Week February 16, 1956
Starts Work On Country Club - Building $116,000 Layout At Manawa . . . February 26, 1956
Work Moves Ahead At Elks Country Club - To Complete Facilities By Early Summer . . . March 18, 1956
Country Club Gets Title To Golf Links November 23, 1959
State Agents Raid VFW, Elks Country Clubs Here - Led By Chief Enforcement Officer September 9, 1963
Liquor Licenses Of Two C.B. Clubs Lifted - Elks For 60 Days; VFW For 20 September 24, 1963
Remodeling Project At Country Club October 4, 1964
Completely Remodeled Country Club to Be Shown to Members This Sunday May 2, 1965
Elks Country Club To Buy 65-Acre Tract November 4, 1966
Proposed Gold Course Addition November 5, 1966
Elks Country Club To Seek Voluntary Annexation By CB - Manawa Residents Eye Similar Plan April 3, 1968
City Council Votes, 4 To 1, To Annex Elks Country Club - Katelman Against Move May 7, 1968
Council Approves Voluntary Annexation Of Country Club - Over Katelman's Objection . . . May 21, 1968
An Aerial View August 17, 1969]]> To Dedicate New School - $225,000 Elementary Building Now In Use January 18, 1959
Veteran Driver Retires At Elliott - No Accidents In Thirty-Year Record April 2, 1959
School Suit Is Moved To C.B. July 8, 1961
Seventieth, Last Elliott Exercise May 13, 1962
Elliott, Griswold School Merger Is Smooth, Quiet - All's Calm In Elliott May 25, 1962
Elliott 'More Than Holding Its Own' - Businessmen Proud Of Progress February 14, 1964
Judgement For Elliott District - Construction Of Roof Was Involved April 7, 1964
Open House For Elliott Apartments February 17, 1967
Elliott Fire Barn Nears Completion - Exterior Work Finished January 3, 1968
Elliott Hosts Informal Foreign Student Exchange April 5, 1970
Old Post Office Gets New Lease On Life - Attraction At Threshing Show July 31, 1977
Elliott's One-Room School May Be 'Perfect' Class Act April 12, 1987]]> Transient Unlikely To Fight Extradition November 7, 1988
Ellis Could Be Connected To '84 Death November 8, 1988
Suspect In Educator's Death To Be Moved This Weekend November 12, 1988
Suspect Arraigned In Georgia Court In Tucker Murder November 16, 1988
Georgia Arraignment Links Ellis, Illinois November 17, 1988
Murder Suspect's Family Is Located November 20, 1988
Trial In Tucker Death Won't Be Until Spring November 26, 1988
Ellis Prints Similar To C.B. Murder Case November 29, 1988
Transient Eyed In NY Murders December 1, 1988
Prints Don't Match In Two Murder Cases December 20, 1988
Grand Jury Eyeing Charge In C.B. Man's Death January 12, 1989
Ellis Indicted In Tucker Murder January 13, 1989
Accused Killer Of C.B. Man Pleads Innocent In GA Court January 21, 1989
Ellis Found Fit For Trial For Murder May 4, 1989
Hearing Set Aug. 21-22 For Ellis July 21, 1989
Georgia Sentences Ellis To Life In 1988 Murder of C.B. Teacher September 7, 1989]]> Parks Chief Concerned About Elm Disease Carrying Beatles (sic) June 28, 1964
City Issues 31 Notices For Removal Of Diseased Trees - Bluffs Elms Are Hard Hit June 22, 1966
Bills Could Ease City's Elm Problem February 7, 1969
Issue Bonds For Removal Of Sick Elms June 8, 1969
City Council Takes On Dead Elms - Two Damage Claims Filed July 8, 1969
Dead Elm Trees Bug City Council July 22, 1969
Council Accepts Bond Issues Bids July 2, 1970
'Master Plan' Sought To Replace Elms August 12, 1970
'Trees Are The City . . . They Make It Livable' - Master Plan Sought For Replacing The Elms August 16, 1970
Committee To Start Tree Replacement Plan August 26, 1970
Urge Fall Start For Tree Farm Here September 6, 1970
Tree Removal Program Gets City Sections September 6, 1970
Councilmen Chop Tree Farm Plan - More Study September 9, 1970
Tree-Lined Streets Are 'Obligation' September 18, 1970
Elm Tree Bill May Be $50,000 April 3, 1973
Byliss Park Elms To Get Inoculated April 16, 1973
Arborists Learn Treatment For Elms April 28, 1973]]> Central Nazarene Begins Building New Structure - Adopts New Name July 14, 1958
Progress On New Nazarene Church August 2, 1958
Members Still Work On Church - Continuing Inside On Nazarene Edifice February 21, 1959
Emanuel Church October 10, 1959
Nazarene Church Changes Its Name July 10, 1965
Emanuel Hosts To Puppet Show February 10, 1979]]> Emanuel Lutheran July 26, 1936
Sisters Are First To Be Confirmed - Share Life In New Country And Church August 23, 1952
Emanuel Parsonage Torn Down June 4, 1955
Emanuel Lutheran To Start Raising Funds For A New 'Plant' September 23, 1955
175 At Emanuel Loyalty Dinner - Plan Final Phase Of $015,--- Drive February 17, 1956
Emanuel Lutheran To Buy 12 Acres November 11, 1959
Emanuel Lutherans Start Drive For New Church July 23, 1960
Church Receives Council's Blessing To Widen Span Across Indian Creek - Emanuel Lutheran To Pay Cost July 11, 1961
New Emanuel Lutheran Church To Be Dedicated - Ceremonies Sunday, May 27 . . . May 19, 1962
Dedication, Open House Are Slated May 26, 1962
Lutheran Congregation To Worship In Open Chapel - Expect Completion July 22 . . . July 6, 1963
Emanuel Lutheran Church To Mark Its 75th Anniversary - Three-Day Emphasis . . . September 11, 1965
Emanuel Lutheran Here Noting 75th Anniversary Of Founding - Big Weekend Observation September 18, 1965
Groundbreaking Ceremony Set October 23, 1965
Dedication Is Set For Magnetic Bell System January 8, 1972
Emanuel Lutheran To Mark Anniversary September 30, 1972
Emanuel Lutheran Debt Free October 16, 1976
Emanuel To Mark 90th Anniversary October 25, 1980
Emanuel Lutheran Revamps Sanctuary June 12, 1982
Emanuel To Mark 95 Years July 20, 1985]]> Convicted of murder of Lawrence Ray
Murder of Clarence Edwards and Wife]]> CB Man Sought In Kidnapping; Also Wanted As Robbery Suspect December 13, 1958
Hold Bluffs Youth After 'Rampage'; Nabbed At Edge Of Omaha. December 14, 1958
Drinking, Robbery For 'Kick" Started Crime Spree--Brewer; 'Heck Of Christmas For My Folks.' December 16, 1958
May Order Brewer To Vets Hospital. December 1958
Brewer Escapes Mental Hospital; On Crime Spree In C.B. 3 Years Ago. December 10, 1961
Ronald Wayne Brewer, 19, who went a weekend crime spree...March 3, 1959
Mental Exam Set For Brewer; Bluffs Man, 22, Held In Omaha. December 21, 1961
Found Innocent Due To Insanity. January 29, 1963
C.B. Man Slain; Police Seek Ex-Mental Patient; Two-State Alert For Ronald Brewer. August 14, 1963
Brewer Arraigned; Hearing On Murder Count Is August 21; Pleads Innocent By Reason Of Insanity. August 15, 1963
Brewer Takes Pill Overdose; Murder Suspect In Fair Condition. September 4, 1963
Ronald Brewer May Change Plea. September 27, 1963
Indict Brewer In Murder Case; 8 Others Charged By The Grand Jury. September 7, 1963
Brewer's Trial To Next Court Term. September 20, 1963
Kind Named To Defend Brewer; Murder, Trial To Next Court Term. September 28, 1963
Brewer's Trial Tentatively Set. October 24, 1963
Denies Mental Illness Of Brewer. November 6, 1963
Brewer Changes Plea To Guilty --In Surprise Move; Second Degree Murder Charge. November 28, 1963
Brewer Sentenced To Life Term For Rifle-Slaying Of C.B. Man; Guilty Of Second Degree Murder. December 1, 1963
Brewer Taken To Penitentiary. December 3, 1963
Orders Release Of Brewer's Car. December 13, 1963
Ronald Brewer's Sentence Upheld. October 21, 1964
Lifer Seeks His Release From Prison. January 4, 1968
C.B. Man Escapes At Anamosa. January 30, 1975
Brewer Is Sought In Couple's Death. January 31, 1975
People On Death List Warned. February 1, 1975
Location Of Brewer Remains Unknown. February 2, 1975
Brewer Received Praise In Letters. February 3, 1975
Brewer's Guard A Convict; Suspended Indefinitely. February 4, 1975
New Developments In Brewer Search. February 5, 1975
Brewer's Death 'A Possibility'; Charges Filed In Two Slayings. February 6, 1975
Return Of Brewer May Take A Week. February 26, 1975
Brewer Awaiting Return To Iowa. February 27, 1975
Bonds Set At $100,000 On Brewer. March 3, 1975
Hearing For Brewer On March 27. March 15, 1975
Three Testify At Hearing For Brewer. March 28, 1975
Brewer Pleads Innocent On Escape Count. April 26, 1975
Innocent Plea entered By Brewer. May 4, 1975
Brewer's Murder Trial Begins In Cedar Rapids. August 12, 1975
Jury Hears Arguments In Brewer Murder Trial. August 13, 1975
Guard To Continue On Stand. August 14, 1975
Boys Say Brewer Near Home; Testimony Doesn't Jibe. August 19, 1975
Brewer Witness Says Woman Alive At 7:30. August 20, 1975
Closing Arguments In Brewer Murder Trial. August 21, 1975
Jury Says Brewer Guilty Of Murder. August 22, 1975
Second Life Term For Ronald Brewer. September 10, 1975
Couple's estate asks $454,775 from state; Involves escape of Ronald Brewer. January 5, 1976
Brewer being transferred; Life in danger. June 24, 1976
Second conviction of Brewer upheld. November 17, 1976
Turner no to 3rd Brewer trial. February 4, 1977
Brewer takes trial request to federal courts. February 6, 1977
Brewer sues state for escape. January 25, 1978]]> Across Missouri River between C.B. and Omaha
Earlier items in 'Bridge Sites" file]]> I-80 Bridge Takes Shape. June 15, 1970
Big Bridge Takes Shape. March 17, 1971
Bridge View From Nebraska. April 7, 1971
Prepare Steel For I-80 Span. August 22, 1971
Spring Street Steel Is Set. October 1, 1971
Paving I-80 Bridge Deck. April 30, 1972
Bridge Decking At Half Point. June 7, 1972
December Opening For New Bridge. July 7, 1972
First Accident For New Bridge. August 22, 1972
Interstate 80 Bridge Near Completion. September 3, 1972
Work Order Awarded To complete Bridge. September 21, 1971
First Accident For New Bridge. August 22, 1972
New Bridge Opens Dec. 15. December 10, 1972
Chain Ceremony Will Open Bridge. December 14, 1972
Interstate Span Open To Traffic. December 16, 1972
Spring Street Bridge Gets Beauty Award. July 10. 1973
]]> Log Tells Emergency Unit Story August 26, 1962
Ak-Sar-Ben, Goodfellows Give $11,000 Toward Unit - City Only Needs $1,000 More October 9, 1962
Omaha Trucker Draws $50 Fine - Failed To Yield To Emergency Unit September 19, 1962
Two Firemen Hurt In Crash - Emergency Unit, C&NW Truck Collide August 20, 1962
Emergency Unit Service Will Be Continued By City - To Replace Wrecked Vehicle September 5, 1962
City Won't Award Contract On New Unit For At Least A Week - Council Might Meet Oct. 22 October 13, 1962
City Buys New Emergency Unit December 16, 1962
Emergency Unit Ready By May 1 April 19, 1963
After 9 Months, Fire Dept. Log Book Will Get New Entry - Emergency Unit Due Monday May 5, 1963
City Receives Emergency Unit May 6, 1963
Smaller Emergency Unit Needed July 17, 1966
Supervisors Seek Grant For A Third Ambulance June 27, 1969
Emergency Care Division Looks Good, Sounds Great! February 19, 1984
Despite Sirens, Flashing Lights, Ambulance Crews Go Unnoticed October 5, 1986
Emergency Division Supervisor Change Brings Controversy July 13, 1987
Emergency Supervisor Job Left In Limbo By Council July 14, 1987
Council Eliminates Supervisor Job July 28, 1987
Ambulance Workers Ask 12% Pay Raise October 30, 1987
State Fund Urged For Emergency Care November 24, 1987
Emergency Care Reorganized December 5, 1987
County And Regional Groups Will Oversee Emergency Services December 11, 1987
Ambulance Workers Get 4% Raises April 7, 1988
New System Puts Answers At Dispatchers' Fingertips May 2, 1989
Pottawattamie Rescue Squads Get Iowa Funds August 11, 1989
Ferryman: 911 Cost Short By $700,000 Of Actual Price September 3, 1989
911 Surcharge Faces Pott. County Voters September 10, 1989
Voters Back Enhanced 911 By 67 Percent September 13, 1989
Thompson's 911 Job Status Uncertain In Court Decision September 30, 1989
Judge Plans Order In 911 Center Firing November 9, 1989
Smith Proposes County Funding For 911 Center January 30, 1990
911 Board Mulls Action On Thompson February 14, 1990
Board Reinstates Fired Dispatcher, Orders Suspension September 28, 1990
Reinstated 911 Dispatcher Will Get $1,695 In Back Pay October 12, 1990
County Asked To Pay Cities' Bills For 911 October 23, 1990
Everyone Gets Address Under New 911 May 7, 1991
911 Unpacking Bags, Boxes October 8, 1991]]> . . . 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]]>