Dubuque, Iowa April 22, 1965—WATERY ROADS—Mississippi flood waters reaching for a crest of 26 feet this weekend are doing there best to flood the west approach to the U.S. 20 highway bridge out of Dubuque connecting to East Dubuque. Flood officials are determined to keep the approach open. Bridge is upper right, you are […]
The Dubuque Herald April 30, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Fair weather followed by local rains; southerly winds, becoming variable and colder in western portion, and warmer followed by colder in eastern portion. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist —To-morrow is May day —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves […]
The Telegraph-Herald and Times – Journal Sunday March 18, 1934 Two of Dubuque’s Old Mansions The residence in the foreground is known as “the old Cooley home” at the southwest corner of Locust, The other residence is “the old Peabody home” on the southeast corner of the same Intersection. While the two homes shown in the photograph […]
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The Dubuque Herald April 29, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Fair weather, variable winds, slightly shifting to west and south, neat-ii stationary temperature, excepting in eastern portion. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —Sam Upton‘s Restaurant. 627 Main […]
The Telegraph-Herald Sunday April 29, 1917 This Log Cabin Built in Dubuque 90 Years Ago By French Trapper An historic log cabin, built ninety years ago at what is now the corner of Second and Locust streets, is now being removed to make room for a model oiling station to be erected by the Standard […]
The Telegraph-Herald And Times Journal Sunday February 4, 1934 One of Dubuque’s Historic Old Homes Home Near West Fourteenth and Bluff Once Popularly Known as “Fort Rittenhouse.” Although Dubuque as a city has just ended the first century of her existence, scattered about within her limits can be found many truly old houses, houses with interesting histories […]
The Dubuque Herald April 28, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Local showers, followed by fair weather, variable winds, generally westerly, cooler in western portion, stationary temperature in custom portion. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist —Eggs are down to 9c. —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. […]
The Dubuque Herald April 27, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Fair weather, followed by light local showers, winds generally from south to west, warmer in eastern portion, stationary temperature in western portion. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist —Eggs are down to 9c. —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves […]
The Dubuque Herald April 26, 1887 Local News In Brief OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,} Indications—For Iowa: Generally fair weather, warmer in eastern portion, slight change in temperature in western portion, winds generally light and variable. —W. H. Torbert—Druggist —Byrne Bros. & Co., undertakers.—tf —Stoves stored at Fry’s. Telephone 15.—tf —Third street extension […]