Case MMC4.13

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Diplomas awarded to Thomas James Stewart for a Bachelors of Pedagogy, a Bachelors of Arts, and an Elementary Certificate, all Missouri State Normal School—Third District.

Abstract Contents include lists of Southeast Missouri State Teachers College students who served and were decorated in WWI, as well the students who contributed to the memorial fund, the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College’s Service Flag, decorated with blue stars representing each of the College’s students who served in WWI and 18 gold stars representing the 17 male and 1 female students who died in the line of duty. The flag is measured at 99.5" by 79.5". Also included is the Capaha Arrow...

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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.

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W.A. Moore's diploma granted from the College of Business from the Southeast Misosuri State Normal School.

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Special “Achievement Edition” of the Southeast Missourian, Vol. 43 No.75, highlighting the Navy V-12 program at Southeast Missouri State College. *oversized

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Photographs, news clippings and other materials documenting the life of P.J. Stearns, a prominent educator and business man in New Madrid County, Mo.

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Southeastern District Agricultural Society Award presented to Edward Stoutmeister for Best display of horseshoes. *oversized

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Sketch of front, side, and rear views of a proposed memorial in honor of Louis Houck (location unknown) designed by Gabriel Ferrand, Del. *Oversized

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Bachelor of Pedagogy from Missouri State Normal School—Third District.

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A scrapbook and photographs relating to the F.J. Courleux, Missouri State Normal School—Third District alumnae, and former Missouri State Normal School—Third District football coach.