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Ephemeral items distributed at dedication to bridge over Mississippi River at Cape Girardeau. Includes a dedication booklet, invitations to the dedication ceremony, and a commemoritve pin. Emerson was an eight-term Southeast Missouri Congressman who was influential in securing funds to construct the bridge.

Pamphlet listing the biology department faculty, their credentials, and the titles of their publications and presentations.

Microfilm copies of the ledger and record book from Bird’s Landing Warehouse in Cairo [Il].

Pamphlet explaining the reasoning behind and the construction of the Birds Point-New Madrid Floodway in Missouri. Includes a map, charts, and photographs

Two copies of the program from the 1931 performance of the Black Mask Dramatic Club, a performing arts club at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College.

Minute books for the Black Mask Dramatic Club, the student honorary dramatic society organized at Missouri State Normal School—Third District on October 22, 1913.

Two ledgers of the Board of Publications of Southeast Missouri State College. Ledgers include meeting minutes, records of income and expenses for the publication of the Capaha Arrow (student newspaper) and the Sagamore (yearbook), as well as discussions of other pertinent issues.

Meeting minutes, agendas, and other meeting related records of the Board of Regents, the administrative body responsible for governing Southeast Missouri State University.

Materials pertaining to a grant awarded to Professor Bob White, Dr. Christabel Lacy, and Mark Taylor by the Missouri Committee for the Humanities. Their goal was to identify rural school sites in Cape Girardeau County, research the schools, photograph the schools, conduct oral history interviews, and to publish a book on their findings.

A collection of military and historical publications and ephemera collected by Young. Also includes postcards, photographs, ration books, currency, newspapers, scrapbooks, and clippings from American and European military conflicts, primarily 19th and 20th centuries.