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City Street Department Meets Many Problems; Begins Long-Range Improvement Program
City's muddy streets are a perpetual problem. But more than 110 blocks of new pavement are on the agenda for next spring.
Parking Meter Collections Were $52,000; Department Expenses Less Than $5,000
Collections are made at reguar [sic] intervals, and turned over to treasurer's office.
Parking Meter Collections Were $52,000; Department Expenses Less Than $5,000
Damage to meters is Department's biggest headache; amounted to $300 last year.
Poundmaster Handles 2,000 Complaints; But Finds Time To Think of Youngsters
A Christmas cake for Chris--courtesy of a dog lover.
Police Department Makes 9,731 Arrests; Revenue In Fines Is More Than $28,000!
Identification File contains complete information on 25,000 criminals.
Police Department Make 9,731 Arrests; Revenue in Fines Is More Than $28,000!
Crime doesn't pay in Council Bluffs. Breaking and entering dropped of 27% in the last fiscal year.
Police Department Make 9.731 Arrests; Revenue in Fines Is More Than $28,000!
Nerve Center of police system is this switchboard, through which complaints are received and dispatched to cruiser cars.
General Dodge Papers - Book 3 Index
General Dodge Papers - Book 3 Index
Typescripts of originals housed at the State Historical Society of Iowa.
Typescripts of originals housed at the State Historical Society of Iowa.
Beatrice Juel (obituary)
Beatrice H. Juel
Wife, Children Proud Of Juel
Members Of The Juel Family . . . Barbara, a former Miss Iowa and now a resident of California, Mrs. Juel and Einer Jr., a physician in Atlantic, were reunited Wednesday night at a banquet honoring Einer P. Juel.
Juel Named By City Of Hope
Einer P. Juel
Bluffs Man Invests In Steel Recycling Plant
Einer P. Juel
12 Judicial Districts In New Iowa Plan
Proposed New Third Judicial District . . . would have five judges.
$8.5 Million Expansion Plan At Joslyn - Unique Museum Complex
Artist's Concept . . . of new North Wing of Joslyn Art Museum
Purchasing Department Sets Up 1st Perpetual Inventory Of City Property; Now Buys All Supplies
Assistant Purchasing Agents Leonard Brugenhemke tries new Civil Patrol helmet on Police Chief Earl Miller. Helmets were purchased at cost of 70ยข
Purchasing Department Sets Up 1st Perpetual Inventory Of City Property, Now Buys All Supplies
Purchasing Agent Kennard W. Gardiner and Roberta Rankin check supplies in the City Hall store.