Letter to Amelia Bloomer from Sidney, Iowa.
Bloomer, Amelia Jenks, 1818-1894, Correspondence.
A letter written to Amelia Bloomer from J. Lingenfelter, William Dewey, K. Rictor.
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Letter to Amelia Bloomer from Spence H. Bloomer
A letter to Amelia Bloomer from Spencer H. Bloomer, Chicago, Illinois. Reponse to information about Dexter Bloomer's lineage she provided, and giving more details about the Bloomer family line.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from T. J. Mackay
A letter to Amelia Bloomer from T.J. Mackay [rector of St. Paul's church in Council Bluffs], writing from Boston Massachusetts, describing the commencement exercises of the Sumner School of Physical Culture at Harvard College.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from T. Park Coni.
A letter written to Amelia Bloomer from T. Park Coni of Chariton, Iowa.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from V. F. Chamberlain.
A letter written to Amelia Bloomer from V. F. Chamberlain for Cincinnati.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from W.N. Washburn
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from W.N. Washburn, East Hampton, requesting an autograph on an enclosed card.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from Werner Ranklin
A letter to Amelia Bloomer from Werner Ranklin, Burlington, Iowa. Writes to congratulate Bloomer on her response in the [Des Moines] Register to [Iowa Senator] Gaylord's speech in the legislator giving 21 reasons why suffrage should not be passed.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from William Hasman.
A letter written to Amelia Bloomer from William Hasman.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from William J. Bok
A letter to Amelia Bloomer from William J. Bock of the New York Syndicate Press, thanking her for the sentiments recently sent to him. He notes that the New York Graphic illustrator tells him that Bloomer will give him a portrait to illustrate.
A letter to Amelia Bloomer form William J. Bok of the New York Syndicate Press, asking Bloomer if she would go to the polls and vote if suffrage was extended to her.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from William L. Phillips.
A letter written to Amelia Bloomer from William L. Phillips of Onawa City, IA.
Letter to Amelia Bloomer from Winterset, Iowa.
A letter written to Amelia Bloomer, inviting her to speak at an event. Signed by T. D. Guiberson, D. C. McNeil, P.C. Hutchings, and J. A. Pitzer of Winterset Iowa.
A letter written to Dexter Bloomer from Fowler in Utica, NY.
Letter, 1825, May 20, Council Bluffs [to] Nathaniel Ranney.
Letter written Nathaniel Ranney from his brother Nathan Ranney.
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Letters to Amelia Bloomer, Submission for Lily
A poem, "The Little Advocate," by Mrs. L.H. Sigourney to Amelia Bloomer. Possibly a submission to 'The Lily."
4 photos levee road (South & North) from Aksarben Bridge
Engineers Hope To Start Soon - Plan Levee Bids Early In February January 18, 1948 Funding Eyed For Local Levee System April 1, 1979 County Shifts Money For Pony Creek Bridge April 16, 1980 River Levee Construction Could Begin This Summer April 30, 1980 Levee Project Is Under Way October 22, 1980
A Bag Of Garbage . . . is tossed onto the city's Mechanical Bag Retriever (MBR) by City Councilman Dan Lewis. He is researching the garbage collection situation in Council Bluffs.
The Lewis & Clark Historical Association of Sioux City has issued a silver or gold medallion honoring Sgt. Charles Floyd, the first American soldier to die west of the Mississippi River and the only fatality of the historic Lewis & Clark expedition of 1804-06. Funds raised from the medallion's sale will be used to develop a center at the Floyd Monument in Sioux City. Persons wishing the medallions can write to the association at Box 1804 in Sioux City.
Lewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809. Clark, William, 1770-1838. Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806) Historic sites -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Memorials -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Monuments -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Photographs held by the Library. Postcards -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- Photographs.
Postcard. Entrance to Lewis and Clark Monument, Council Bluffs, Iowa.