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Laminated copies of a telephone rate card and a Cape Girardeau telephone directory, both in poor condition. *Oversized

Images of tornado damage of various homes and businesses around Cape Girardeau Mo.

Invitation to dedication ceremony, dedication program; illustrated program from ceremony (1928) inaugurating the Cape Girardeau Traffic Bridge over the Mississippi River; automobile toll sticker, mimeograph typescript (23p) of pageant script written by Dorothy Quarles and Laura St. Ann Keller for the dedication, September 3, 1928; and map “Motor Routes to Cape Girardeau Bridge,” showing routes to bridge from fourteen states, circa 1928.

Original copies of a weekly newspaper published by W. H. Hamilton in Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Correspondence, meeting minutes, and other records of the Writers Guild, documenting the group’s history from the groups founding in 1943.

Bound volume and one loose issue of magazine published monthly by the Chamber of Commerce, December 1929-December 1930. December 1929 was charter issue.

Photocopied newspaper clippings, list of river boats on which Fultz worked and jobs he held between 1917 and 1955, log of pilot work listing boats, dates and pay, list of place names along the Mississippi River between Alton, [Il] and New Orleans, [La], membership lists of Mississippi and Ohio River Pilots’ Association, 1931, 1945; and speech given to Alaska Exchange Club, 1978.

Three ledgers of the Missouri State Normal School—Third District, Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, and Southeast Missouri State College. Each ledger contains financial documentation on the daily administration of the university.

Invitation (typed) and envelope to Catherine Lewis Bock from the Hesperian literary society. Invitation is dated March 10, 1933. A second Hesperian Invitation (written) and envelope dated February 16, 1928 is part of the collection as well as a Hesperian cap.

Publication of the U.S. government in 1841 (after the 1840 census) which lists “pensioners for Revolutionary [War] or military services with their names, ages, and places of residence as returned by the marshals of the several judicial districts, under the Act for Taking the Sixth Census.”