Consists of personal correspondence, business correspondence, legal documents and Campbell, Missouri publications.

Special illustrated edition (12p) of the Cape Girardeau newspaper covering the 1993 Mississippi River flood and its effect on the town and Southeast Missouri.

Correspondence, scrapbooks, business and legal papers, ephemera, postcards, and photographs of the Owen, McCutchen, and Merritt families, who were connected by marriage and were influential, early settlers in the Campbell and Four Mile, Missouri communities in Dunklin County. The families owned and operated local businesses including a mercantile company and the Bank of Campbell, and were active in local politics.

Illustrated program (10p) from the rededication of McKendree Methodist Chapel in Jackson, [Mo], and printed words and lyrics (12p) to hymns for the service. *Oversized

Newspaper advertisement for Ramsdell Norway Oats. *Oversized

Special illustrated edition (5p) of the New Madrid County newspaper with articles on the history of Morehouse and local news.

Promotional literature, brief histories, small maps, and ephemera from regional cities, towns and recreational areas, including Altenburg, Arcadia Valley, Bonne Terre, Cape Girardeau, Charleston (Mississippi County), Ellington, Gideon, Fredericktown (Madison County), Hornersville, Illmo, Koshkonong, the Mississippi River Valley, New Madrid, Panther Lake, Pilot Knob, Perryville, St. Genevieve and Wappapello Lake. Arranged alphabetically by town or locale name.

This collection contains the papers of the Owen, McCutchen and Merritt families; and consists of correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, business and legal papers and ephemera, mostly dating from the mid-nineteenth century to the 1920s.

This collection contains the papers of the Owen, McCutchen and Merritt families; and consists of correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, business and legal papers and ephemera, mostly dating from the mid-nineteenth century to the 1920s.

This collection contains the papers of the Owen, McCutchen and Merritt families; and consists of correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, business and legal papers and ephemera, mostly dating from the mid-nineteenth century to the 1920s.