Don Bloom...Woodbine Twiner editor, looks at a restored black powder keg from the Bertrand. Lab Director Ronald Switzer of the DeSoto Refuge showed about 50 persons around his lab Friday during the unveiling of development plans for the refuge.
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photo of Roger Bertrand, 4th judicial district court administrator, at his desk
Hundreds Of Oysters...peanuts in shells, overcoats and bottles of ink are among the items removed from the Bertrand by Charlie Rankin, Omaha, an employe [sic] of Sorensen Sand and Gravel Co.
Over Half Way...through with excavation are workers uncovering and unloading cargo in the century old riverboat Bertrand at De Soto Bend.
Bess Lainson Installed As Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs. P.A. Lainson . . . to return 'home.'
Canning Hill Work To Start This Year; Four Lane Divided Road. January 22, 1967 A Sans Suit Solo. May 2, 1968 100 Feet Of Track Damaged By Fire On Railroad Trestle; Believed Started By Passing Train. May 3, 1968 The Pumpkin Tree. September 18, 1968 Near Season's End. September 20, 1968 The Fall Is Near. September 22, 1968 Well-Guarded Leaf. September 23, 1968 Early Bluffs High-Rise. September 23, 1968 Reflection. October 8, 1968 Make-Believe Trains. October 8, 1968 Still Favorite Pastime, October 20, 1968 Hope For Safe Halloween; City Officials, Citizens. October 27, 1968 Target: A Fat Pheasant. November 9, 1968 An 8-Wheel Dropout. November 13, 1968 Lakeshore Tracks. November 14, 1968 Nippy Temperatures. November 20, 1968 A Shot In The Arm. December 12, 1968 The Rush Isn't Over Yet. December 22, 1968 Ignoring Chilly Temperatures. January 7, 1969 It Was A Horse Of A Different Color. January 17, 1969 Lace Trimming. January 31, 1969 It Depends On The Weather. February 2, 1969 Limbs And Twigs. February 4, 1969 A Weed Transformed. February 5, 1969 A Full-Length Mirror. February 6, 1969 A Brightening Sky. February 12, 1969 Fencing Out Winter. February 20, 1969 Winter's Grip Doesn't Lose Punch; Heavy Snowfall In State. February 28, 1969 Pointing The Way. March 19, 1969 Looking For Trouble. March 26, 1969 Web Of Steel. March 23, 1969 Everyone Say 'Ahhhh!' April 1, 1969 Happiness Is A Furry Chick. April 2, 1969 Next Year's Crop. May 11, 1969 Lunchtime For Kittens. May 27, 1969 It Looks Like A Hole In One. June 10, 1969 Bumping Up A Wrong Tree. July 20, 1969 First Shadows Of Fall. September 23, 1969 All That Is Missing. October 29, 1969 Frozen Lacework. January 5, 1970 It Was A Cold Day. January 6, 1970 The Rites Of Spring? February 2, 1970 The Headless Wrestler. February 11, 1970 The Splat Of Rain Drops. March 1, 1970 Who Says Dandelions Are Dandy. April 30, 1970 The Feeling Is Mutual. June 4, 1970 Sparkling Holiday. July 4, 1970 Bell Building Starts Out Clean-Faced. September 25, 1970 Midwest Harvest Going Downstream. October 20, 1970 Watch Out For Tricks On Treaters; Chief Outlines Precautions. October 25, 1970 Drizzle Molds Yule Beauty. December 11, 1970
Best Pictures of 1960 Best Stories of 1960 missing from envelope; noted 8-22-63
Pictures Depict Good And Bad Of 1960. January 1, 1961 Sailor, Hitchhiker Killed As Car Plunges In Creek; One Man Escapes With Scratch. January 3, 1960 Death In The Snow. January 6, 1960 Combining Operations. January 18, 1960 Doggone This Flu. February 3, 1960 Patterns In Pups. March 13, 1960 "Arrow" Wounds. March 28, 1960 Flood Threats Ease In SW Iowa; Warmer Weather To Help The Bluffs; While Other Parts Of State Have Problems. March 30, 1960 Water Resistant. April 8, 1960 Jonquils In Spring. April 13, 1960 More Showers. June 9, 1960 Range Riders. June 12, 1960 They're Off. August 12, 1960 Let's Be Doggy. August 14, 1960 Gosh, Lookie There. August 17, 1960 Mother And Son Killed In Car-Truck Smashup; Two Children Injured On Highway 92 Will Helms Shed Three Other Names As He Becomes A Citizen; Korean Orphan Among 17 Naturalized
Photo of wreckage from accident with garbage truck and auto transport, with two men examining wreckage. Photo not used in the newspaper story, but associated with "Work Hour To Free Trapped Truck Driver," Daily Nonpareil 10-16-1961. Trapped driver was Wayne Chase.
Pictures Depict Good And The Bad OF 1961. January 3, 1961 Winter Wonderland. February 7, 1961 Pale Gunmen Admit Omaha Murder And Four Other Shootings. February 23, 1961 Murder Suspects Visited Bars At Missouri Valley; While Posse Searched City. February 23, 1961 Skimming The Waves. May 31, 1961 Elderly Seamstress Found Fatally Beaten. June 30, 1961 Red Oak Man Critically Hurts In Early Morning Crash Near Carson. August 8, 1961 Two Persons Died. August 24, 1961 Work Hour To Free Trapped Truck Driver. October 16, 1961 C.B. Area Is Slapped By Wet, 4-Inch Snow. November 16, 1961 Faulty Rail Blamed For C&NW Train Derailment; Eight of 91 Cars Leave Tracks Sunset Silhouette. December 8, 1961 Sunset At Manawa. December 18, 1961
Small boy drinking from outside water hose.
Basketball game in high school gym; player with ball making drive under the basket.
Three Sisters of Mercy sitting by the scoring table at bowling alley.
Sister of Mercy waiting inside the doors as students enter (at St. Albert High School?)
A Sister of Mercy at bowling alley, at the end of the lane after releasing ball.
Six Sisters of Mercy at bowling alley; one Sister selecting a ball.
Two Sisters of Mercy at bowling alley, one Sister is selecting a ball from the return.
Woman standing in front of a barbed wire fence, hills in the background.,
Airplane wreckage. Photo apparently not used in the Nonpareil, but associated with photo and article from November 6, 1968, "Bluffs Couple Die In Airplane Crash". Notation on back: "Plane Crash 11-6-65" Couple killed were Ross A. Walker and Alta M. Walker.