Showing Collections: 651 - 660 of 880

DVD copy of the episode of River Tales on the Richard G. Wilson Postal Distribution Center. Includes biographical information on Pvt. Richard G. Wilson, the Congressional Medal Honor winner.

Second annual report (18p) produced by Jackson, [Mo] library, with information on library staff, services, usage and service centers at Illmo, Benton and Perryville; and program from open house at new library with information on library board and staff, history of library, and demographics of service area.

Correspondence, financial papers, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, and drafts of Hill’s thesis from his years as a student at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College and later as a member of the faculty at the same institution, where he served as professor of education and psychology from 1928 to 1965, and as chair of the Department of Education and Psychology from 1956 to 1965.

Articles relating the history of Missouri’s institutions-stories of their founding, people, and places of interest, and stories of St. Louis.

Hand-drawn political cartoons (12) by James, who worked for the St. Louis Star from 1920-1929, photocopies of additional cartoons by James (2), a comedic article, and a short story. Biographical information on James, a Southeast Missouri native who was a cartoonist, writer, actor, and agent, including letters and news clippings.

Photographs and ephemera relating to Knight’s completion of a nursing degree at Southeast Missouri Hospital School of Nursing, including her diploma, and documents relating to licensing as a registered nurse.

Magazines published by the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives, with articles on southeast Missouri. Vol. 41, No 10, October 1997 and Vol.49, No. 11, November 1997. *oversized.

A program from the dedication ceremony of the Rush Hudson Limbaugh Sr. United States Courthouse and a pamphlet about the building.

Address (4p) entitled “Trial by Jury,” written and delivered by Rush Limbaugh Sr. to the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College debate team on January 30, 1929.