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Hester Seeks Re-Election
Sen. Hester
Hester: Legislative Residency Continues As Campaign Issue
Joan Hester: "I believe our government was built on the fact that a legislator lives in the area he represents."
Hiddleston, George S.
Universal Services, Inc.
George S. Hiddleston February 2, 1982
President & CEO, Universal Services Inc.-International
Seattle, Washington
President & CEO, Universal Services Inc.-International
Seattle, Washington
High Guard Officers and Center of Activities
The Dodge Light Guard armory, southwest corner of Main Street and Fifth Avenue, is the focus of Iowa National Guard activities in Council Bluffs. The building has been used as an armory since 1902.
High School
Photograph of the High School. Located at the top of High School Avenue. Present site of Kirn Field.
High School Plans
This is an artist's sketch of the new Audubon High School building, for which voters in the Audubon Community School District voted $900,000 in bonds last spring. Tallest part of the building is gymnasium and section in foreground houses auditorium.…
High School, Council Bluffs
Postcard. High School, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
High Water Bills? Not For These Hamburg Residents
Good Cold Spring Water . . . flows from this pipe year around at Hamburg.
High water problem continues. DeSoto Refuge to get new pump for draining water
Littering the boat ramp . . . are a number of pilings that have been pulled out of the lake by DeSoto Refuge employe[e]s. Refuge officials say the lake has quite a lot of drift that could be dangerous to boaters. Jerry Jauron, an Iowa river official,…
High Water Table Creates Problems - Flooded streets, rats, gasoline vapors cited
Backyard Lake - George Kabat and his son Bill, found a rowboat was the best method of transportation around their Gifford Road neighborhood Monday. The Missouri River spilled into the area Sunday. Kibat estimated water surrounding his home at 6805…
Higher And Higher
Rising higher and higher is the new Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network tower eight miles northeast of Oakland. Workmen from a Georgia tower-erecting company, perched here at about the 500-foot level, attach electrical conduit for light hookups.
Higher taxes probable. City plans to start sewer line to annexed area soon.
New street signs . . . have been installed by the city and are the first visual signs of annexation in the Manawa community. Wes Clausen, assistant superintendent of traffic, views on such sign marking Navajo Street and a private (Pickard Lane)…
Highway 6-64 Relocation Plan Here Wins Support
Route Of Relocation . . . of Highways 6 and 64 is pointed out by C.B. Anderson to F.W. (Pete) Mann and William Mott, spectators at the public hearing.