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Publications created for public distribution by the College of Liberal Arts (COLA), its academic departments and the centers it administers.

Publications created by the College of Science, Technology and Agriculture and its departments including academic guides, informational and event brochures, newsletters, and reports.

Minutes from the council of the College of Sciences at Southeast Missouri State University.

A copy of the seal of Southeast Missouri State College.

Pamphlets, broadsides, mimeograph typescripts, and typescripts with lyrics to Southeast Missouri State Teachers College songs and popular American songs of the early and mid-20th century, used in conjunction with school events. Some leaflets are imprinted with the message “Do not remove from the auditorium.”

Printed broadside announcing Home and Garden tour of Thilenius home, “Longview,” distributed by the Allied Garden Clubs of Cape Girardeau; photocopied typed notes on the home (2p) compiled by Jess E. Thilenius; floor plan of home; and National Register Nomination for home, submitted in 1980.

Recording of interview with Buxton, conducted by Dr. Paul Travis, professor of history at Southeast Missouri State University. Buxton describes his life experiences in Cape Girardeau and in Scott County. Topics discussed include medical conditions and contagious disease outbreaks as well as campus life at Southeast at the turn of the 20th century. The interview took place July 11, 1979.

The Colonel Paul Stanley Bond Diary Collection was donated by Jon and Dana Lee Sander. The collection includes the diaries of Colonel Bond written between 1932 and 1952. Colonel Bond was a graduate of the United States Military Academy in 1900. He went on to serve in both World War I and World War II. The diaries feature not only his notes on events in his personal life but notes and clippings on national happenings.

Illustrated pamphlet advertising the services offered at Simpson’s Colonial Tavern, a service station and restaurant that opened in the 1940s in Cape Girardeau.

Printed broadside announcing “Prodigious Failure of the Second Quituating Class,” of the school distributed at the commencement exercises of the Elementary Class, June 15, 1876, with typescript (3p) reminiscences from Edna N. Wilson and Bernice Limbaugh Miller regarding their parents’ recollections of the commencement.