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Bertrand's Home Is Still Undecided
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.
Bertrand's Home Is Still Undecided
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.'
Best Friend: Bettis talked of slaying
John Jackson
Best friend: Bettis talked of slaying
James Bettis
Best Pictures 1961
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…
Best Pictures 1962-1966
Small boy drinking from outside water hose.
Best PIctures 1962-1966
Basketball game in high school gym; player with ball making drive under the basket.
Best Pictures 1962-1966
Three Sisters of Mercy sitting by the scoring table at bowling alley.
Best Pictures 1962-1966
Sister of Mercy waiting inside the doors as students enter (at St. Albert High School?)
Best Pictures 1962-1966
A Sister of Mercy at bowling alley, at the end of the lane after releasing ball.
Best Pictures 1962-1966
Six Sisters of Mercy at bowling alley; one Sister selecting a ball.
Best Pictures 1962-1966
Two Sisters of Mercy at bowling alley, one Sister is selecting a ball from the return.
Best Pictures 1962-1966
Woman standing in front of a barbed wire fence, hills in the background.,
Best Pictures 1962-1966
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…
Best Pictures 1967-1970
photo of damage to house of Mr. and Mrs. David Carter of 1411 Second Ave. after a Cottonwood tree is uprooted. Officer stands in driveway. (Photo not used in the newspaper story of 7-10-1970. Photographer is likely Jack Kennedy.)