Contain:
-Recipes from church members
-List of Cookbook Committee members
-History of the church
-Photos of the church
-Group photos with member names of Women's Society of Christian Service…
A cookbook from the women of the Trans-Mississippi region
Contains:
-Recipes from women of the Trans-Mississippi region as originally written
-History of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition of 1898 and the Greater America Exposition of…
Contains:
-Recipes researched by the Cookbook Committee to be period accurate
-List of General's Ladies Board of Directors (1976) members
-A history of the General Dodge House
-A biography of General…
Flood Waters . . . from the Nishnabotna River north of Hamburg rolled over thousands of acres of cropland before the waters began to recede Saturday. In the center along the grove of trees is the normal path of the Nishnabotna but the waters…
Gov. Robert Ray . . . flew to Oakland Thursday to view firsthand the damage caused by flooding early this week. He talked with one homeowner, Bob Cleveland (foreground), about damage to his home. Later Ray flew to Red Oak and Corning to view flood…
Contains:
-Recipes donated by customers
-A history of Cow Patty's
-Directions and map on how to get to Cow Patty's
-Cooking Advice
-Coupons
-Photo of Cow Patty's business
-Photo of Cow Patty's owners and…
A Local Traffic Bridge . . . over the West Nishnabotna River at the east edge of Harlan is covered by flood waters. The bridge sustained similar punishment from the Nishnabotna in 1947 but continued to stand. City officials didn't feel the steel…
A cookbook by the Council Bluffs Service League.
Contains:
-Recipes from members of the Council Bluffs Service League
-A history of the Council Bluffs Service League
Dolph Homestead...is shown in this drawing by Miss Ellen Dolph. Home was built nearly 80 years ago. The cement walk across the front yard was the first of its kind in Mills County. Some of the original shrubs and bushes still grown in the yard.
Senator Robert Dole behind podium, in front of crowd, with large "President Ford" sign on the curtain behind him, and "Ford Dole" sign on front of podium.