|
261 |
Scout fun at a camporee - troop 168 at Zearing, in Story County. |
09/08/1968 |
pp. 14-15 |
Boy Scouts |
|
262 |
Aluminum, paper outfits in Grinnell style show. |
10/20/1968 |
pp. 14-15 |
Costume Design |
|
263 |
At Fort Dodge the 'Sit-Inn' is the place. |
10/12/1969 |
pp. 14-15 |
Recreation Centers |
|
264 |
Nearing the end of romantic era on the big river. |
10/19/1969 |
pp. 14-15 |
Boats and Boating |
|
265 |
How Iowa girls' basketball opened a Californian's eyes - and purse. |
12/14/1969 |
pp. 14-15 |
Basketball |
|
266 |
Iowans live a gracious life in small town. |
11/21/1965 |
pp. 12-13 |
Cities and Towns |
|
267 |
An interesting day at the City Market. |
10/15/1967 |
pp. 12-13 |
Cedar Rapids, Iowa |
|
268 |
Russia today: Times have changed since Bolshevik Revolution. |
11/19/1967 |
pp. 12-13 |
Russia |
|
269 |
Cooking for the candidates--Muriel Humphrey and Pat Nixon reveal their husb |
11/03/1968 |
pp. 12-13 |
Presidential Candidates |
|
270 |
High school: the next battleground? |
08/17/1969 |
pp. 12-13 |
Race Problems |
|
271 |
Life's simple little pleasures of another day - they danced, night and day, |
04/05/1970 |
pp. 12-13 |
Dancing |
|
272 |
Students gather for annual instrumental music contest. |
04/19/1970 |
pp. 12-13 |
Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa |
|
273 |
Tangled old hedgerows, and why they are vanishing. |
10/02/1966 |
pp. 11-12 |
Agriculture - Iowa |
|
274 |
Want to earn your way through college? |
04/28/1968 |
pp. 11-12 |
College Students |
|
275 |
An Iowan's day with customs officials at Kennedy |
01/25/1970 |
pp. 10-13 |
Customs Service |
|
276 |
The Sunday Register's Iowa bird guide. |
05/11/1969 |
pp. 10-12 |
Bird Study |
|
277 |
Moravian Church observes centennial the only one of its kind left in Iowa |
06/12/1966 |
pp. 10-11+ |
Churches |
|
278 |
The rise and fall of Chautauqua in Iowa. |
07/10/1966 |
pp. 10-11 |
Chautauquas |
|
279 |
4 photographs from series "America the Beautiful" prepared by Department of |
07/02/1967 |
pp. 10-11 |
Conservation |
|
280 |
"These kids, all between 12 and 20 years old, are unbelievable." How Dubuq |
09/14/1969 |
pp. 10-11 |
Bands, Music |
