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Bound and illustrated reports (47p) prepared by the highway department proposing a system of highways in Cape Girardeau to relieve traffic congestion and expedite traffic flow.

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Programs for the Spring Concert Tours of 1908 and 1909. Information includes lists of band members and set lists for the concerts.

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Illustrated promotional booklet published by the Daily Republican showing views of the school’s buildings with historical sketches of each structure, including Academic Hall, the Manual Training School, Science Hall, the Training School, Albert Hall, Leming Hall, and laboratory and classroom scenes.

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Small booklet containing the financial records of the 1907 Missouri State Normal School— Third District Football team, including income from games, and expenses for traveling.

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Printed broadside listing rules of conduct for students at the Missouri State Normal School—Third District.

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Articles and photographs regarding Missouri parks including Big Springs, Deer Run, and Sam A. Baker State Parks.

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Organizational documents, minutes, correspondence, financial records, committee reports, annual meeting materials, publications and scrapbooks of the Southeast Chapter of Missouri’s professional organization for educators, established 1856.

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Newspaper clippings, photographs and map regarding the five Missouri State Teachers Colleges at Cape Girardeau, Springfield, Maryville, Kirksville and Warrensburg.

Abstract Missourian Printing & Stationary Company started as an offshoot of Naeter Brothers Publishing Company in 1920. By 1930, they had expanded and occupied a shop at the corner of Broadway and Lorimier St. in Cape Girardeau [Mo]. They served as a print shop, stationary store, mail advertisement service organization, and a book and magazine publisher. This booklet celebrates their 10th anniversary and contains pictures and descriptions of the business, including machinery, offices, and...

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Magazine for employees of Proctor & Gamble Technical Buildings, with illustrated article on “Cape Girardeau: All America City,” (April 1972).