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Student time report dated September 9, 1935- October 5, 1935, for the funding from the federal projects the Work Progress Administration (WPA.) and National Youth Administration (NYA). *Oversized.

Articles and programs relating to Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Track and Field athletic program.

Published articles and papers on the forced migration of the Cherokee people, specifically the Cherokees time in Cape Girardeau County Mo in the winter of 1838-1839, as well as materials concerning the Trail of Tears State Park in Cape Girardeau County, Mo.

Broadsheet announcing matinee concert by the United States Navy Band at Houck Field Stadium, Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, November 2, 1930, listing program. With advertisements for local eateries and elections. *also listed as University Archives Collection

Collection of three underground student newspapers: The Gadfly, Avante and White Rabbit published as alternatives to the Capaha Arrow. The goal of these papers was to foster student discussion on current issues; featured articles are about problems at Southeast Missouri State University and political issues of the day.

Holograph manuscript (11p) by the “Recorder,” possibly J. [W.] Limbaugh, of the Union Literary Society at the Southeast Missouri State Normal School, outlining the objectives of the society and other topics.

Newspaper clippings, photographs, typed manuscripts and ephemera pertaining to the history of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Cape Girardeau Chapter #629, 1891-1949.

Biographies of James B. Gantt, a Confederate Veteran and Missouri Supreme Court Judge, and chapter members Sarah Elizabeth Ledbetter-Tucker, Nannie Tucker-Lotz, Ermine M. Massie-Young, and two unnamed women, a handwritten document, history of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, notes from a serviceman of the Confederate Army, a scrapbook consisting of news clippings on the American Civil War and pro-southern articles.

Scrapbook consisting primarily of news clippings about the American Civil War and postwar activities, such as veteran reunions, memorials, and tributes, photographs (10) and postcards (2), as well as news clippings about activities throughout the years.

Microfilmed records of the U.S. Army post at Cape Girardeau, filmed from the National Archives records.