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Faculty handbooks are printed annually and are updated by the Faculty Senate. Includes official handbooks, handbook revisions, and memoranda about the handbooks. Dates are not inclusive.

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Records of the official representative body of the faculty of Southeast Missouri State University, including meeting minutes, committee and subcommittee minutes, petitions and resolutions, organizational documents, correspondence, and publications.

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Contains information about the Facultyettes, a social club of female members of the college faculty started by Sadie T. Kent and three others in September 1924.

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Illustrated booklets prepared for the 25th, 40th and 43rd anniversaries of the Cape Girardeau bank. Provides information on the bank’s history, its staff and directors.

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Bulletin (4p) with news clippings (11) related to mental health care and the management of the state hospital at Farmington, [Mo].

Abstract Architectural sketches (14) of various Missouri state hospital buildings that were funded through a state building program, as well as information on the architects and costs of these buildings. Included are buildings from Farmington, St. Louis, St. Joseph, Nevada, Fulton, Marshall, Mt Vernon, and Carrollton. Also contains a sign briefly describing the Missouri State Building Program and posters (2) containing photos of the state building commission and the bipartisan advisory board, and an...

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Microfilmed scrapbooks on the history of Farmington [Mo] from the Farmington Public Library.

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Federal Land Patents granted to Robert I. McElhany for lands near Springfield [Mo], John Hicks for lands near Bateville [?] and Josiah Roberts for lands near Bateville [?] *Oversized

Abstract Recordings of Snider’s lectures to the Home and Community Relations class at Southeast Missouri State University in February and March of 1973 on historical aspects of Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri. In the February presentation, Snider described the geology, manmade water works, and pre-Columbian history of the area. In the March lecture, Dr. Snider described the “people and places” of Southeast Missouri from an historical perspective. These were two of his last public speaking...

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Photographs (b/w) of Cape Girardeau landmarks from Felix Snider’s Cape Girardeau: Biography of a City (1956).