Legion band to seek 4th title. July 31, 1952
Rainbow post to have anniversary. March 1, 1953
History of rainbow post will be relived at party. March 8, 1953
Legion carries out wide program in Bluffs; post now has 1,204 members. August 22, 1954
To present concert Memorial Day, American Legion band recalls experiences of 20 years ago. May 29, 1960
Fire damages the Legion club. November 21, 1962
Fire damages Legion club. February 10, 1963
Second time in four months. Fire and smoke do extensive damage to legion club in C.B. February 10, 1963
Rainbow post 47 years old National Cmdr. Johnson to speak at Legion event. March 28, 1965
By looking ahead, Legion post here is 47; observes birthday. March 31, 1965
Ex-National chief speaks. 23 legionnaires are honored here. March 14, 1968
Legion will observe golden anniversary. February 26, 1969
Legion auxiliary officers. May 22, 1969
Legion women mark founding. November 16, 1969
Party marks birthday of auxiliary here. November 11, 1970
American legion birthday. March 10, 1971
Flags, flutes and pageantry Independence Day traditions. July 2, 1972
American Legion signs up 1,000th member in drive. November 29, 1972
Veterans get bell form old ship. February 14, 1973
Weather can't dampen parade. November 12, 1978
Auxiliary celebrates birthday 58. November 15, 1978
Legion auxiliary elects officers. September 30, 1985
Glenwood woman sues Legion over fall from blackjack table. May 4, 1988
Legion post presents two life memberships. March 15, 1989]]> American Games won't leave Bluffs. May 1, 1992]]> American Securities opens new facilities. August 28, 1977
Group heads loan firm. February 25, 1979
Loan firm depositors may get money back. August 10, 1984
Hearing set on American Savings. August 11, 1984
American Securities creditors reported. August 13, 1984
Iowa officials says fund reserves cover insured deposits in Bluffs. August 13, 1984
Auditor: loan firm lost millions. August 14, 1984
Judge ponders loan firm ruling. August 15, 1984
State auditor reviews loan company's assets. August 22, 1984
No new trial for C.B. loan firm. September 15, 1984
Loan firm liquidation path irks title firm boss. September 25, 1984
Forms to be mailed to firm's depositors. November 10, 1984
Certificate holders to get $3 million. November 19, 1984
American Securities begins liquidation. June 24, 1985
For American Securities depositors, little chance of money return. September 18, 1988
Banking division pulls out of American Securities case. November 2, 1988
Corporation aiding S&Ls is bankrupt. April 24, 1989]]> While jets streak overhead, Amishman sticks to plain methods of 19th century. November 28, 1965
Judge: Amish buggies don't need to display orange warning signs. August 3, 1985]]> Miss Klok, Olson win trip abroad. March 26, 1958
Karen Klok cited by college board. June 9, 1958
Back from study session in Europe, Miss Klok has frustrating experience with some 'hard-core reds' in Russia. June 20, 1961
Donna Ripper and Myra Cohen ladies-in-waiting. Geral Kirn and Karen Klok 42nd Monarchs of Mardi Gras. February 26, 1963
C.B. native to edit ELLE fashion magazine. December 15, 1985]]> Anderson to run for Lt. Gov. March 25, 1982
Anderson will make bid for governor. August 29, 1985
Anderson is critical of Branstad merger plan during campaign stop. January 10, 1986
Anderson decries 'quick fix' methods. May 16, 1986]]> Angel : 'Window of opportunity' exists for camp. December 29, 1985

I'm closing the 'window,' says Angel. March 21, 1986
Hypocrisy' charge in zoning request. September 16, 1986]]> One Of Them Must Have Been There First., April 18, 1961
It's Class As Usual For Sue Spencer. September 20, 1961
The Status Of Beebeetown School Is Up In The Air. April 18, 1965
Need More Than Map To Find Town or Its Gold. March 27, 1967
Tale Of Buried Gold Persists In Beebeetown Reaches 100. May 16, 1971
Beebeetown Readies For Its Centennial. July 22, 1971
Beebeetown's Big Parade. July 25, 1971
Beebeetown is hangin' in there. August 18, 1979
This Grain Truck is Beebeetown bound. August 18, 1979
'Farmer's Daughter' a Beebeetown memor. July 28, 1985
]]> Work Starts on Bellevue Bridge; Will Take 2 Years to Finish River Project. November 16, 1950
2 Legislators Debate Span At Bellevue. July 30, 1969
Will New Interstate 29 Mean Free Bridge At Bellevue? August 3, 1969]]> Includes Bennett Sewer Line]]> Sewer Construction. July 18. 1961
Group To Fight Sewer Project. October 24, 1963
Bennett Ave. Corp. To See Rehearing. December 23, 1965
Sewer Case Rehearing Is Denied. February 14, 1966
53 Families Want Sewer Fee Refun; Claim Charges Excessive. June 14, 1966
Suit Against Bennett Avenue Corp. Dismissed. July 27, 1968
That's Progress....September 16, 1970
Road workers close streets. June 5, 1979
City to plub hole 'king'. March 15, 1978
Bennett Avenue detour will begin about April 1. March 26, 1978
Meeting to determine paving delay at Bennett. July 5, 1978
Bennett paving begins but won't be finished this year. August 8, 1978
Bennett paving proceeds slowly. August 18, 1978
Paving season is over, street cracks checked. November 22, 1978
Bennett Avenue work to resume. May 10. 1979
Second phase of Bennett rebuilding starts Monday. June 3, 1979

]]> Retired Truck Driver]]> 'Believe -it-or-not' people want man's pencil flag. September 29, 1985
He hopes 'flag' puts Bluffs on map. December 8, 1985]]> Scott St & Broadway
See also: downtown redevelopment 3]]> Building's owner wants out of it. May 18, 1980
Major project for downtown. February 10, 1982
Interest rates stall Wickham-Beno plans. June 23, 1982
Building work still 'on hold'. May 10, 1983
Reelfs blasts city on downtown plan; Beno-Wickham for sale. May 17, 1984
'Missing' plaque in good hands. January 8, 1985
Historic Wickham Building sold. May 9, 1985
Wickham Building sale in the works. March 9, 1985
Wickham Building price was $75,000. May 24, 1985
Developer hopes to announce Wickham plans by year's end. November 17, 1985
Project go-ahead 'a call away.' May 12, 1986
Arson possible in Beno fire. April 1, 1987
Council eyes demolishing Beno, Wickham buildings. May 12, 1987
Bank sues, says inspect buildings. September 11, 1987
C.B. officials find no hazards in inspecting vacant buildings. September 18, 1987
Beno building ordered sold to pay off loan. January 5, 1988
Beno's building sold for $55,000. February 11, 1988
Beno's plans eyed. March 5, 1988
Beno-Wickham called dangerous by Bluffs. April 11, 1988
Beno building inspection ordered. July 20, 1988
C.B. moving to condemn 2 landmarks. September 8, 1988
Barricades to be placed around Beno's. September 10, 1988.
Wickham order set back a week. November 10, 1988
Wickham Building obtains another stay. November 17, 1988
Beno building condemnation appeal withdrawn. December 22, 1988
City orders city to curtail danger in two buildings. January 13, 1989
C.B. board gives go-ahead to Wickham condemnation. Feburary 10, 1989
Omaha developer eyes Beno-Wickham property. February 15, 1989
Beno asbestos costs 'rise.' March 10, 1989
Asbestos-removal hearing is set as city moves to raze buildings. May 9, 1989
City plans proceed to raze 2 buildings. February 24, 1989.
]]> Pres. John Beno Co.
He died 9/4/78]]> Lt. Beno Leaves for East. July 28, 1942
Mrs. Beno Named League Head Friday. May 9, 1948
Beno Namds Head of Retail Board. November 12, 1956
Beno Has Big Role in United Fund. July 24, 1960
Savings, Loan Post To Robert O. Beno. May 8, 1955
Names Mrs. Beno For U.F. Campaign. September 5, 1954
Three Appointments Are Approved By Councilmen; Submitted by Mayor Lash. April 18, 1961
County GOP Committee Names Mrs. Beno New Vice Chairman
Future Plans...of Pottawattamie County's anti-poverty committee are discussed by Mrs. Robert Beno and Wylie King.
Mrs. Robert Beno Is Named To State Board. February 11, 1967
Mrs. Beno Picked As GOP Chairman. December 3, 1968
Bluffs Woman Named To Board. January 31, 1969
Bank Elects Beno, Lynn As Directors. January 15, 1971
Beautiful Setting For The Beno Home. May 16, 1971
Robert Beno dead at 74. September 5, 1978]]> The Stone's Been Found, So...Johny Davis' Grave Can't Be Far Away. March 24, 1965
Store, Post Office Closed At Bentley. January 3, 1966
Silent Town Of Bentley--Once A Booming Community; Progress Has Taken Its Toll. February 23, 1967
Brothers Bring Activity To Bentley; Old School Houses Industry.April 20, 1967
New Furniture Store Opens in Tiny Bentley. November 19, 19790
Future is Bright For Little Bentley. August 6, 1972

]]> NW Mutual Life Ins.
616 S. 7th St.
divorced from Annette
2nd wife's name is Carol [sic]
See large file on "Historic Homes"]]> Couple gets boost for Wickham house restoration. August 31, 1983]]> Bergstrom Woodworking Co.
110 South 18th St.
]]> Woodworking Plant In C.B. Destroyed By Fire; Bergstrom Firm Had 20 Employees. November 27, 1962
Fire Loss May Reach $150,000 At Woodworking Plant Here; Bergstrom Undecided About Future. November 28, 1962
Bergstrom Co. To Reopen Here. August 27, 1963
Council Bluffs Firm Enters Chair Market. March 21, 1965]]> formerly PAWS
15th St. & 28th Ave.
Drive being organized to clean, improve the Bluffs dog pound. April 29, 1964
Newsmen find dog pound here in good condition. April 30, 1964
Animal rescue league forms. May 23, 1964
Plan animal rescue league. June 13, 1964
AHA consultant visits in Bluffs. July 25, 1964
To replace city dog pound, animal shelter plan is revealed. April 24, 1966
Animal league launches shelter fund campaign. September 18, 1966
Rescue league elects officers. February 8, 1969
Animal problems grow along with Council Bluffs limits. February 28, 1971
Bluffs wants out of animal pound. May 2, 1971
Omaha control of Bluffs pound 'still possible'. May 21, 1971
City offered a site for animal shelter. November 10, 1971
Spokesman suggests pet birth control. March 11, 1972
Animal rescue league seeks new facilities. March 3 , 1972
Animal shelter still has hurdles. April 19, 1972
Animal rescue league near goal of operating shelter. April 30, 1972
Animal shelter plans for city newarly done, variances eyed. September 15, 1972
Plans underway for new animal shelter. October 26, 1972
Animal rescue league has new board members. January 19, 1973
Rescue league receives bids for new shelter. February 15, 1973
Animal shelter site is switched. May 9, 1973
Founder of PAWS named new executive director. July 20, 1973
Animal shelter bids are pared. August 3, 1973
Animal shelter may get going. January 21, 1974
Contracts awarded for animal shelter. April 4, 1974
Ground is broken for animal shelter. April 18, 1974
Animal rescue league starts $25,000 drive for equipment. May 5, 1974
Bingo to aid animal shelter. May 23, 1974
Animal shelter on its ways up. June 2, 1974
Drive to equip animal shelter hits $214 mark. June 10, 1974
Yard sale benefits shelter. June 14, 1974
Animal shelter gets a roof. June 17, 1974
Bingo 'going' to the dog. June 30, 1974
Animal bingo' raising funds for new shelter. July 3, 1974
Animal shelter fund far short of goal. July 29, 1974
Humane officials pay visit to new shelter. August 16, 1974
Pride to donate profit to 'hounds'. August 19, 1974
Funding for shelter gaining momentum. August 23, 1974
Auction on Friday for new shelter. August 25, 1974
Garage auction helps new shelter. August 31, 1974
Two groups seeking funds for new animal shelter. September 6, 1974
PAWS drive nets $1,800 for new shelter. September 8, 1974
Animal shelter opening Nov. 1. October 6, 1974
Shelter director is hired. October 30, 1974
Council tours new shelter. October 31, 1974
Hemmingsen has big organizing job for shelter. November 3, 1974
Animal shelter first proposed in 1934, city's stray dog problem has been around awhile. November 10, 1974
Strays to get new home. November 17, 1974
Shelter is dedicated 'community project'. December 8, 1974
League assists 500 animals in first weeks. January 30, 1975
Omaha club helps PAWS. March 21, 1975
Loose dogs target of C.B. shelter. June 8, 1975
Kennel club to aid shelter. June 19, 1975
Shelter does give shots to animals. June 20, 1975
PAWS asks city for more equipment. October 13, 1975
PAWS handles more animals, but fewer complaints heard. October 21, 1975
Bingo games raise $1,000 for shelter. January 5, 1976
Couple must get state permit. Bite was just part of getting 'bear' facts. April 16, 1976
Dog and cat control is aim of Animal Welfare Society. April 18, 1976
Council decides to hold PAWS pact. July 20, 1976
Council objects to new PAWS pact. July 27, 1976
Animals find friends. January 29, 1977
Needs $45,500 to operate, budget cut thorn for PAWS. February 8, 1977
PAWS, city still apart on funding. February 23, 1977
PAWS giving its strays away. February 27, 1977
Animals find homes as PAWS closes its doors. February 28, 1977
Council bows to bow-wow group. March 1, 1977
Library's chance better if books could only bite. March 3, 1977
PAWS seeks county aid. March 7, 1977
PAWS okays offer by city. March 11, 1977
PAWS control motion dies. March 29, 1977
Animal control contract okayed. May 24, 1977
Every litter bit yelps Parkwild pups plentiful. September 22, 1977
Animal trapping in city not illegal -- but unwise. December 4, 1977
New director seeks funding, PAWS sets education goals. December 21, 1977
Park pet show attended by 200. May 21, 1978
Animals recycled. Dog food after death? August 6, 1978
Death part of life at PAWS. August 6, 1978
Improvements under way. Shelter, service get clean-up. August 6, 1978
PAWS founder working to collar its problems. August 6, 1978
Who should be on leash : dogs or human masters? August 6, 1978
PAWS gets new freezer from Jaycees. August 25, 1978
PAWS open to public. October 16, 1978
Virus attacks PAWS animals; adoptions halted. October 22, 1978
PAWS nets $746 from yard sale. October 23, 1978
PAWS virus still being investigated. October 25, 1978
PAWS back in adoption business. October 29, 1978
PAWS in the pet food. November 18, 1978
PAWS disease won't ever be known for sure. November 22, 1978
Female staff out to save pets jumping on the PAWS patrol. January 7, 1979
PAWS gets hand and a kick, too. January 30, 1979
Spring fever has PAWS tied. March 21, 1979
Two vans for PAWS bought. April 10, 1979
PAWS: be kind to your furry friends. May 5, 1979
Bluffs Oks new PAWS contract. May 15, 1979
PAWS pets to get new pans. May 27, 1979
Be kind to little Fido. June 24, 1979
Burton 'means business:' no more dogs at large. July 1, 1979
PAWS seeks Benji-like dog. July 3, 1979
Burton about stray dog: 'saddest thing ever seen'. July 15, 1979
Three dogs die; throats slashed. July 23, 1979
Reward offered in slashings. July 25, 1979
Reward raised in dog deaths. July 26, 1979
Dog slaying reward $705. July 27, 1979
Dog death reward up to $900. July 30, 1979
Mass rabies vaccination clinics scheduled in CB. September 18, 1979
Kindness, rope used to rescue dog from ravine. September 20, 1979
Bright spots- and grim ones, a PAWS report card. October 14, 1979
Dognappers on loose in Bluffs? November 25, 1979
Cases of animal cruelty disturb PAWS officials. November 29, 1979
PAWS acquires tranquilizer gun. December 9, 1979
Suit possible over missing dog. January 31, 1980
PAWS won't turn over its equipment. Februrary 7, 1980
Budget limit is given to PAWS. February 12, 1980
Dogs running at large becoming problem again. February 10, 1980
Shelter director: People want to destroy PAWS. February 26, 1980
Director: we don't want mass extermination. PAWS' life may soon be decided. March 9, 1980
Animal control spaying clinic will help. April 27, 1980
Director of PAWS draws more fire. May 14, 1980
Time for Council to resolve PAWS issue. May 25, 1980
Contract sought for animal control. June 5, 1980
PAWS pact approved with ownership debate. July 16, 1980
PAWS pooches swelter. July 20, 1980
Neutering drive is launched by PAWS. March 9, 1981
PAWS neutering film gets 'obscene' response. March 12, 1981
New contract for PAWS to be considered. June 3, 1981
City clips PAWS. June 9, 1981
PAWS officials defend city animal control job. June 11, 1981
City, PAWS to meet on animal control switch. June 17, 1981
PAWS won't attempt to keep animal control. June 18, 1981
City takes over animal control. June 23, 1981
PAWS workers refuse city's offer of positions. June 25, 1981
PAWS to adopt out all animals. June 29, 1981
City ready for animal control. June 30, 1981
City takes control of animals. July 1, 1981
Animal shelter figures show decline in expenses. August 13, 1981
Animal control change appears to be working. October 27, 1981
PAWS donations going to the city? October 12, 1982
Probe into donations continues. October 27, 1982
City alters record keeping in wake of PAWS confusion. November 9, 1982
Sharing some love', 'Pet therapy' program a success. August 7, 1983
Health officials look into animal cruelty. August 1, 1985
Animal cruelty's causes and cures. October, 1985
Life with creatures great and small. October, 1985
Pet fashions and trends. October, 1985
Pets: Why they're the cat's meow. October, 1985
Marauding crow eludes captors. March 4, 1987
Homeless castaways no cat's meow. June 28, 1987
Claim sought in the death of a puppy. July 8, 1988
Pet licensing deadline looming. January 6, 1991
Hike proposed in fees for stray animals. February 21, 1991
]]> New library plan devised. March 6, 1988
Bookmark contest for young readers. April 22, 1988
Program offers kids 'fantasy and wizards'. July 6, 1988
Arizona couple's donation tells library patrons 'the way it was'. July 12, 1988
Smock: New library our priority. August 14, 1988
C.B. eyes mall site for library. September 15, 1988
No decision on Younkers library site. September 17, 1988
Library building a topic. September 21, 1988
Board discusses 2 sites offered for new library. September 22, 1988
C.B. board to discuss increasing book fees. October 2, 1988
Beno buy for a library put on hold. October 3, 1988
City counci lto hear plans for new library. October 8, 1988
Book fines raised at C.B. Library. October 20, 1988
Younkers library site out. October 20, 1988
C.B. Library to get classic tapes. November 17, 1988
Friends of C.B. Library plan year-long promotion. December 16, 1988
Friends of Library plan recruitment. December 25, 1988
C.B. Library Friends plan newcomes' night. January 12, 1989
C.B. ranks dead last in public-library use. January 19, 1989
Younkers store is out of running for C.B. library. January 19, 1989
Free C.B. service, library's computer links patrons to 300 data bases. March 1, 1989
Cuts 'frustrate' library, board delays budget OK. March 16, 1989
Library survey shows interest in do-it-yourself publications. May 11, 1989
New-library panel to look at financing. July 20, 1989
C.B. library joins open-access program. October 2, 1989
Study cites groundswell support for new library. December 21, 1989
Mayor propose 0.9% cut in city's library funding. February 22, 1990
Mildred Smock honored for community leadership. October 13, 1990
Site search drops for a new library. October 12, 1990
Library eyes site downtown. October 30, 1990
Plans unveiled for new library. November 1, 1990
Library mailing fishes for contributors. November 20, 1990
Early library response 'good'. November 22, 1990
Library fund drive hits halfway mark. December 12, 1990
C.B. Library last in loans, spending. December 21, 1990
Chamber backs new library. January 23, 1991
Obstacles 'no barrier' to library. January 23, 1991
Why Midlands Mall rejected. February 3, 1991
Library gears up for vote. February 6, 1991
Funding for library not included. February 8, 1991
Private library donations top $3 million. February 12, 1991
Close vote seen on library bond issue. February 21, 1991
Regan, Minikus and Beaman write top library essays. February 22, 1991
20 percent may vote on new library. February 25, 1991
New library nixed; reactions mixed. February 27, 1991
Canvass narrows gap in bond-issue defeat. March 5, 1991
Bar-coded cards may foil Omaha library exchanges. March 21, 1991
Library vote plan considered. March 21, 1991
Library pledges still up in air. April 2, 1991
Library more than just books. April 15, 1991
Community meeting is set April 30 to discuss library. April 20, 1991
Board hears options for new library. May 1, 1991
Library puts out reading contracts. June 14, 1991
Branch library costs too high, Smock says. June 27, 1991
Library questions to be answered at second forum. June 24, 1991
Discussion on library sites expected at Thursday forum. July 23, 1991
New C.B. cards allow use of Omaha library. July 31, 1991
Library board is taking a fresh look at Midlands Mall. January 23, 1992
Council Bluffs library offers new business memberships. February 2, 1992
Library can access newspapers. May 9, 1992
Users give library good marks. May 13, 1993
Friends sell 3,000 books to give boost to library. August 2, 1992
Madonna's new 'Sex' book not available at libraries. November 10, 1992
Library project proposed. September 20, 1993
Cost to gird library floors at $175,000. November 18, 1993
Bluffs readers will have to pay in Omaha. February 22, 1994
Library limits some book checkouts. June 30, 1994
Panel eyes solution to library woes. June 30, 1994
Study panel focuses on library's services. August 9, 1994
Bluffs library group eyes four sites. August 19, 1994
Accessibility an issue in library search. September 7, 1994
Panel weighs options for new public library. September 16, 1994
Developer lobbies for mall library. October 14, 1994
Function comes first for library. October 28, 1994
Group picks city land for library. November 11, 1994
Library Board accepts site recommendation. November 17, 1994
Library groups wrestles with funding plans. December 9, 1994
]]> Anne Dodge asks publicat[tion of] verse on mother's death. Septembe 4, 1927
Winter's magic artistry touches Dodge Memorial. February 27, 1929
C.B. site of one of finest works of famed sculptor who died in East. October 8, 1931
Glittering elfin forest surrounds memorial fountain. January 14, 1934
Memorial sculpture portrays dream of Mrs. Doge just before her death. July 26, 1936
By well-intentioned Girl Scouts, world-famed Black Angel has perilously close call. July 17, 1958
Know your scenes. July 3, 1960
Famed Black Angel to the Bluffs Park Board. January 6, 1964
Cost approximately $12,000. Park Board may move famous Black Angel to Dodge House. March 28, 1965
Angel lights. December 27, 1965
The Black Angel. February 16, 1969
White face. May 9, 1971
The Black Angel. November 23, 1973
Black Angel can't fly makes weighty problem. October 18, 1978
The saga of the Black Angel: A real ghost story. October 29, 1978
Waiting for the touch. February 17, 1980
Look homeward, angel? Move still a possibility. February 24, 1980
The monuments and memorials of Council Bluffs. The Black Angel. November 10, 1981
Will 'Black Angel' finally be moved? May 25, 1982
Arts Council begins sprucing of 'Angel'. July 18, 1984
Statue fund gets $5,000 boost. February 23, 1985
Angel' fountain to flow again soon. June 7, 1985
Fountain's return t be commemorated. August 15, 1985
Fountain dedication set for Wednesday. August 19, 1985
The Black Angel Fountain, Bluffs heritage flow anew. August 21, 1985
Grant to light up Dodge Memorial. December 12, 1985
Grant of $25,000 boosts drive for statue restoration. December 19, 1985
Drive to restore Doge memorial hits midway mark. February 12, 1986
Money flowing in as 'Black Angel' work continues. July 16, 1986
Black Angel tourism program takes wing. March 1, 1987
Ceremony to celebrate 'Black Angel' repairs. May 20, 1987
Vandals strike restored Angel. May 26, 1987
Black Angel on register. February 21, 1988
]]> Civil War steamboat which sank in Missouri River
DeSoto Bend Wildlife Refuge]]> National Park Official Tells Salvage Plan Of River Steamboat. August 23, 1968 [ 2 copies]
Old Riverboat Raises Bow At DeSoto. November 1, 1968
Find 'Remedy' From Riverboat. November 24, 1968
Old Box Indicates Boat Is Bertrand; At DeSoto Bend Digging. November 26, 1968
Cargo Digging Halted Til Spring. January 22, 1969
Iowa House Hears About River History. January 29, 1969
River Boat May Yield Cargo Soon. June 10, 1969
Seven More Feet. May 19, 1969
Search For Rich Cargo Nears End. June 9, 1969
Pumping Water. June 19, 1969
Drilling For Treasure. June 19, 1969
Hole Full Of History. June 22, 1969
Boat Prize Search May Be Near End; Wine Jug Found. July 2, 1969
Treasure Hunt Near End? Searchers Probe Riverboat. July 3, 1969
Bottle Of Wine. July 3, 1969
Riverboat Search Yields 8 Mercury Flasks; Treasure Hunters' Probe Continues. July 5, 1969
3 Cylinders With Mercury Uncovered At De Soto Bend. July 14, 1969
Treasure Ship Tapped. July 15, 1969
Letter From Home. July 20, 1969
Search Continues At DeSoto Bend For Mercury. July 23, 1969
Bertrand Artifacts Displayed In Valley. August 18, 1969
Bertrand's Home Is Still Undecided. August 22, 1969
Smithsonian Man Visits Boat Site. September 5, 1969
Bertrand Relics To Stay In Desoto [sic] Bend Vicinity. September 29, 1969
At The Bertrand Meeting. September 29, 1969
Ship Relics May Get Structure At DeSoto. October 2, 1969
Scherle, Hruska Ask For Bertrand Fund. October 3, 1969 [ 2 copies]
Bertrand's Hold Near Empty Mark. October 8, 1969
Cargo Is Removed From Sunken Boat. October 9, 1969
Hickel OKs Boat Funds. October 10, 1969
Ray Takes A Look At Old Steamboat. October 14, 1969
Let Shelter Contract For Old Bertrand. January 26, 1970
Scientists Retrace Bertrand Superstructure Line By Line. February 8, 1970
The Old Steamboat Bertrand--An Ill-Fated "Gold Mine". March 18, 1970
Expect Approval of Bertrand Fund. July 22, 1970
Bertrand Cargo Gets A Home; Oct. 1 Viewing Planned. July 23, 1970
Bertrand Museum Opening Depends On Appropriations. July 23, 1970
'Here Lies Bertrand' August 7, 1970
Bertrand Artifacts Displayed. September 14, 1970
Displayed At Bertrand 'Store'. September 22, 1970
Bertrand Plan Delayed 'As Much As A Year'. December 3, 1970 [ 2 copies]
The Bertrand Depicted In New Sketch. April 25, 1971
Funds Delayed For Raising 'The Bertrand'. May 11, 1971
Funding Approved For The Bertrand. May 26, 1971
Bertrand Museum Is Being Urged. February 26, 1975
Big Money For The Bertrand. May 29, 1971 [2 copies]
Forgotten Hulk May Become Important Midwest Attraction. June 27, 1971
Bertrand Project Eyed in '78. June 26, 1971
Bertrand Is Depicted in Natl. Geographic. August 19, 1971
House Considers Bertrand Funds. June 7, 1972
Committee Okays Bertrand Funds. June 9, 1972
Sunken Bertrand May Deteriorate. July 2, 1972
Team Of Divers Checks Deterioration Of Bertrand. September 3, 1972
Bertrand Okay in Watery Bed. October 22, 1972
Scherle Talks Bertrand Future. November 1, 1972
$2 Million Suite Filed Over Bertrands 'Bitters'. November 11, 1972
Omaha Treasure Hunters Go To Court Over Bertrand Booze. September 28, 1973
Omaha Treasure Hunters Get Day In Court. October 6, 1973
Missouri River Steamboat Is Immortalized. December 30, 1973
2nd Paddle-Wheeler Found. April 19, 1974
She Keeps Bertrand Artifacts In Order; Harlan Native Maia Sornson. May 19, 1974
DeSoto Museum For Boat Artifacts Appears Sunk. July 29, 1974
Bertrand Sway's Dispersal Confirmed By State Official. September 1, 1974
4 Senators Against Removal Of Artifacts. July 30, 1975
Bertrand Bottle Book Available. September 2, 1974
Bertrand Peaches Not Too Appetizing. December 6, 1974
River Historian Doubts Vessel Is Real Bertrand. February 22, 1975
Appeal For Bertrand To Clark. March 6, 1975
Steamboats Once Served As Floating General Stores. April 27, 1975
Bertrand's Cargo Split Is Opposed. June 20, 1975
New Efforts For Bertrand Artifacts; Across Southwest Iowa. July 17, 1975
Plan For Bertrand Artifacts Federal Officials Pondering. August 10, 1975
Plans For Bertrand Museum Revived, Now On Even Keel. August 23, 1975
Hruska Proposal Would Give Funds To Bertrand. September 17, 1975
Bertrand cargo safe, but building doubted. November 19, 1975
$100,000 approved for Bertrand cargo. November 21, 1975
Strange sounds heard at refuge; All Bertrand artifacts inventoried. January 25, 1976
$38,084 for Bertrand cache. March 22, 1976
House Okays $225,000 for Bertrand artifacts. May 6, 1976
Senate okays funds for Bertrand archives. June 27, 1976
Bertrand museum is Culver's hope. August 16, 1976
Storage better for the Bertrand. August 17, 1976
Bertrand 's excavator files suit. September 10, 1976
Bertrand artifacts program agreed to. February 8, 1977
Bertrand cargo meeting to be later in month. January 10, 1977
A Watery Grave. March 27, 1977
Bertrand museum plans on the move. November 25, 1977
Model steamship Iowa man's legacy. June 11, 1978
Bertrand funds get Senate OK. August 19, 1978
Bertrand docking set; DeSoto center groundbreaking. May 27, 1979
Bertrand center to open in '81. December 28, 1979
Bertrand gets a home; new center nears finish. March 29, 1981
Bertrand Model. August 23, 1981
Bertrand artifacts displayed. February 27, 1983




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