Photograph of Hawkings Shooting Gallery at Lake Manawa.
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Photograph of a hay field at 30th street and Avenue D in Council Bluffs, Iowa
What are you--an overgrown hog or a giant watch dog? Many persons have asked this question as they glanced over the field on the Spetman Brothers Silver Spur Ranch, Route 4. Closer inspection reveals this is the remnant of a small haystack. Livestock sculptured this figure wiole feeding on the hay which was stacked over a tree stump on the site of the old Garner No. 2 school. Some beautiful Iowa farmland is in the background.
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National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Haymarket Historic District.
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Photograph of Haymarket Square showing Vocational Development Center 612 South Main and Kennedy's Antiques.
Hazel Dell Church Forms Center Of Community Life - Little Church On Hilltop . . . June 24, 1951 Elect Officers At Hazel Dell Church April 28, 1954 Golden Anniversary For 'New' Hazel Dell Methodist Church August 11, 1963 Hazel Dell U. Methodists Hit Century Mark April 13, 1985
He's No Ordinary Bystander At School - Chantry Keeps Friendly Eye On Malvern Namesake School . . .
Resting En Route . . . around the new addition to Malvern's Forrestt Chantry School is the man whose name the building bears.,
Paving crews for Dugdale Construction Co. of Omaha are pouring concrete paving on Interstate 80 Highway west from Highway 192 to the Spring Street Bridge now being built across the Missouri River. The $2.5 million paving project will be completed well ahead of the bridge and will form an interchange with I-29 at Thirty-Seventh Street. Using a slip-form method, the concrete is being poured over an asphalt base by a machine that does the work of three machines by former methods. More than a mile was paved in one day. Grading on the Nebraska side of the river may be seen to right of concrete truck at left of photo.
Lead diesel unit of Burlington Railroad's Nebraska Zephyr came to rest in plowed field after hitting a loaded rock truck at a County Road G crossing southeast of Council Bluffs Saturday afternoon. The engine jackknifed into the field and was headed toward the train when it stopped. Front trucks were knocked from under the engine and the cab was extensively damaged. Two crewmen were injured. The second diesel was demolished and lies on its side behind the lead unit. Other baggage cars are shown off the track. Passenger units that remained on the rails are shown in the background.
Health: Diet, Exercise And Attitude Aid Well-Being May 12, 1985 People With Large Bodies Gain Clothing Choices, Acceptance May 12, 1985 What Is The Right Amount Of Stress? May 12, 1985 Life's Changes Needn't Be Bad May 12, 1985 Some Can't Get Into Exercise May 15, 1985
Area 13 Counties Eyed For Model Health Plan September 24, 1972 Organ Transplants May 1984 Hospital Pay Plan Makes Its Mark July 9, 1984 Hospital Cutbacks 'Inevitable' July 10, 1984 Drop In Patient Numbers Forces Hospitals To Change July 11, 1984 Rural Hospitals Feel Pinch July 12, 1984 'Band-Aid Surgery' Provided By DRGs? July 13, 1984 Tests To Determine Illness Danger July 14, 1984 InterNorth To Offer Health Plans July 23, 1984 Iowa's Efforts Aids Measure September 16, 1984 Health Care Takes Big Bite October 11, 1984 Forum Set On Rural Health Care Services November 4, 1984 Administrators Criticize Medicare Plan December 28, 1984 Rural Hospitals May Be Repaid Some Care Costs March 30, 1985 Tauke: Medicare Report Falls Short March 31, 1985 Sick Bay For Children Aids Working Parents April 18, 1985 Nurses Say Profession Trying But Rewarding May 16, 1985 Doctors Offer New Vaccine June 5, 1985 Over 100 Kids Get New Vaccine June 19, 1985 Medicare May Require 2nd Opinion July 8, 1985 Long Hospital Stays Down As Outpatient Programs Rise August 6, 1985 Senate Panel Told Of Rural Hospital Woes August 6, 1985 Hospitals Unite To Educate Public On Medicare Threat September 18, 1988 Rural Health Care Meeting Wednesday In Atlantic December 10, 1990
Hospitals Work Together On New Health-Care Unit March 27, 1985 Center To Replace Homes, Two Businesses March 29, 1985 Snags In Title Clearance Slow Health Center Plans August 29, 1985 Hospitals' Health Center Stalled October 18, 1985 Health Center Starts Up Again April 3, 1986 Stakeout April 7, 1986
Hearing Set For Thursday Night On Proposed Hwy. 6 Relocation
Proposed Relocation . . . of Highway 6 and partial relocation of Highway 64 is shown by the dotted lines. The solid lines are the present highways. The proposed 8-mile project will cost more than $4 million. The numbered squares are section of land.
4 engine heavy bomber, on a routine combat training flight from the base at the Fort Worth. Texas Army Air Field, crashed into the hills. This was shortly before 9:25 pm. The crash site was on what is known as the "Beno Farm," about a mile north of the Lime Kiln Road and the Northwestern Railroad tracks. All sixteen (16) men aboard the plane were killed. Photo donated by daughter of Captain Lou Lapsley
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Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen of Avoca talk with Bjarne Kristiansen, Scandinavian Airlines System interflight representative, at the Omaha airport. He traveled with the tour to New York to expedite handling of passports and health reports for members of The Nonpareil European Holiday tour.
Henderson Doesn't Anticipate Big Trouble; Disposing Of Jail - Due To Continue As Peaceful Town
Old Jail . . . and poll tax collection center at Henderson have been sold by the Town Council. The jail will be torn down and a lumber firm will use the other building for storage.
'Henderson Marsh' Slated To Become Wildlife Area - In Spite Of The Rattlesnakes October 31, 1958 About Time For Henderson To 'Fire' Up Its Rodeo Stock July 20, 1960 Henderson Doesn't Anticipate Big Trouble; Disposing of Jail - Due to Continue As A Peaceful Town October 18, 1960 Hunt Or Fish? Willow Slough Now Available - Four Miles From Henderson December 4, 1960 Oscar Is Slowing Down - At 95, He Mows Lawns And Tends Garden But . . .June 28, 1961 Cunningham Park Is A Tribute To Henderson, 'Donia Women - They Started It And They Finished It October 1, 1961 Henderson, Macedonia Pull As One Community - Congeniality Is The Byword November 28, 1962 Henderson Vet Offers Caves As Community Fallout Shelters - Given For Civic Project December 14, 1962 Henderson To Have Dry July 4 July 3, 1963 There's Still No Need For The Henderson Jail May 6, 1966 Henderson Men Prevent Another Empty Building September 23, 1966 Henderson To Hold 15th Annual Holiday August 28, 1969 History Of Henderson In Pamphlet By Fritcher October 10, 1976 Henderson Back To Normal - Propane Tanker Uprighted June 17, 1983 Big Appetites, Big Hearts Help Henderson Native February 12, 1986 In Henderson Word Gets Around April 5, 1987 Coffee Crowd Moves To Garage August 4, 1992
Dr. Don Hennessy February 28, 1940 Appendicitis Is Increasing Here - Jensen Says Deaths From Disease High May 22, 1940 Dr. Don Hennessy Is Medical Officer September 28, 194? Dr. Hennessy Named By Medical Society December 20, 1950 Family Gatherings November 19, 1951 Entire Hennessy Family Brushes Up On French - C'est La Vie! . . . May 8, 1955 Early Take-Off Friday To Miami Convention March 8, 1957 Mother of 8 To Get M.S. Degree - After 4 1/2 Years Of Study At Omaha U . . . May 26, 1957 Hennessy Among 23 Founders Of Investment Firm February 12, 1959 Four Generations: June 28, 1960 June Hennessy, Wife Of Doctor, Is Dead At 52 May 27, 1968 Dr. Hennessy Rites Pending May 9, 1972