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Newspaper articles concerning events in Cape Girardeau and the Nation.

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Articles and photographs of Cape Girardeau (events, schools, organizations, etc.) and news concerning national events (Truman’s presidency, John F. Kennedy’s assassination, Nixon’s election, etc.).

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Articles and photos relating to general events and news in Cape Girardeau and the United States.

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Copies and originals of correspondence, invoices and newspaper clippings pertaining to the ceremonies arranged to honor five Revolutionary War soldiers (William Allen, Charles Friend, Joseph Hunter, Daniel Kenny, John Beach Moore, and David Trotter) buried in Scott County, [Mo].Contains program from and transcript of ceremony, and biographical sketches of the soldiers. Compiled by Margaret Woods Allen.

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Transcripts of oral history interviews conducted by Dave Dickey about the history of the town of Greenville, [Mo].

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Faxed typescript (3p) of speech by Crowe, local orthodontist, presenting the 1998 Regional Chamber Of Commerce and Growth Association (RCGA) John T. Crowe Award to Dr. Dale Nitzchke, October 21, 1998, in which Crowe recounts physical changes in the Southeast Missouri State campus since 1956. *also listed as University Archives Collection

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Recording of lecture by Dawson, from the State Department’s Human Rights division, presents “How Foreign Policy is Made.” This speech was made on July 18, 1968, in the Language Arts building at Southeast Missouri State University, and offers an interesting perspective on foreign affairs and policy during the Vietnam War era. Running time: 00:57:28.

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Two legal documents relating to the sale of slaves in Cape Girardeau County.

Abstract Genealogical research files and audio recordings of interviews conducted by Stricklin for her bachelor’s degree in anthropology at Southeast Missouri State University, 2007. Included a copy of honors paper (57p) entitled “The Migration of Edible and Medicinal Plant Folk Knowledge in the Missouri Ozarks: a Preliminary Study” and a guide to the recordings with brief biographies of the eight interviewees and indices of surnames mentioned and plants/trees mentioned. Interviews are not...

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History of the 24th Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers, a camp report listing daily activities of the regiment from September 16, 1862-June 1, 1863, correspondence between James Reeves (author of the history of the 24th) and several of the regiment’s members, or their widows, telling the story of the regiment: formation, daily life, and the battle of Chancellorsville, and news clippings.