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Records of the Inter-Society Oratorical Association, an organization composed five students from each of the four literary societies on campus.

Illustrated fund-raising pamphlet for Southeastern Missouri Christian Church camp near Fredericktown.

Correspondence, scrapbooks, business and legal papers, ephemera, postcards, and photographs of the Owen, McCutchen, and Merritt families, who were connected by marriage and were influential, early settlers in the Campbell and Four Mile, Missouri communities in Dunklin County. The families owned and operated local businesses including a mercantile company and the Bank of Campbell, and were active in local politics.

Articles, photos, maps, and poems relating to the Ozarks. Also includes brochure with map.

Program from “A Pageant of Southeast Missouri” presented by the class in pageantry at the college, July 23, 1925. Includes order of pageant, lyrics to chorus, staff and cast listing.

Articles relating to international students on the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College campus, the Pan-American Club, international guest speakers and visitors, and event programs.

Certificate from Truman appointing Parker as a member of the board of visitors to the US Military academy for a term expiring December 30, 1952. *oversized

Materials collected by Patty Mulkey relating to her interests and hobbies, especially her interest in history and her work with the River Heritage Museum, during her time in Cape Girardeau, Missouri; materials include sheet music, news clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, ledgers, and correspondence relating to Southeast Missouri.

Photographs (48) of twenty six steamboats that were operated on the Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, and Yukon Rivers.

The Paul Frederick Collection contains newspaper scrapbooks, published materials, poetry, and other materials related to the career of Paul Frederick, the first city manager of Cape Girardeau, MO.