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- Vol. 101-current; October 2006 -
- Vol. 76 - 100; October 1981 - July 2006
- Vol. 51 - 75; October 1956 - July 1981
- Vol. 26 - 50; October 1931 - July 1956
- Vol. 1 - 25; October 1906 - July 1931
July 1981 (Vol. 75, No. 4)
“Thomas Hart Benton's Original Illustrations for Mark Twain Classics.” 385-395.
“The Belle Fontaine Indian Factory, 1805-1808.” By Russell M. Magnaghi. pp. 396-416.
“Of Sugar and Salt and Things in the Cellar and Sun: Food Preservation in Jackson County in the 1850s.” By Janet Bruce. pp. 417-447.
“Rhetoric of a Small Midwestern Town.” By Alice Donaldson. pp. 448-463.
April 1981 (Vol. 75, No. 3)
“Eight Months in Missouri: The Civil War Letters of Philander H. Nesbit.” By Norman Stewart. pp. 261-284.
“The Lock Mill, Loose Creek, Missouri: The Center of a Self-Sufficient Community, 1848-1900.” By Janet C. Rowe. pp. 285-293.
“Charles H. Jones: Spokesman for the 'Western Idea.'” By Thomas Graham. pp. 294-315.
“Mass Commercial Amusements in Kansas City Before World War I.” By Alan Havig. pp. 316-345.
January 1981 (Vol. 75, No. 2)
“Gottfried Duden: A Nineteenth-Century Missouri Promoter.” By James W. Goodrich. pp. 131-146.
“Trader William Gilliss and Delaware Migration in Southern Missouri.” By Lynn Morrow. pp. 147-167.
“The Knights of Father Mathew: Parallel Ethnic Reform.” By Martin G. Towey and Margaret LoPiccolo Sullivan. pp. 168-183.
“History of Morrison Observatory, 1875-1979.” By Bartlett C. Jones. pp. 184-196.
“Bennett Champ Clark and the 1936 Presidential Campaign.” By Thomas T. Spencer. pp. 197-213.
October 1980 (Vol. 75, No. 1)
“Bourgmond's Fort d'Orleans and the Missouri Indians.” By Robert T. Bray. pp. 1-32.
“A Minuteman for Years: Clarence Cannon and the Spirit of Volunteerism.” By Stephen Ray Lilley. pp. 33-50.
“Lafayette County and the Aftermath of Slavery, 1861-1870.” By John Starrett Hughes. pp. 51-63.
“The Expansion of the Settlement Frontier in Missouri.” By James R. Shortridge. pp. 64-90.
July 1980 (Vol. 74, No. 4)
“The Carondelet Seminary.” By John E. Rybolt, C.M. pp. 391-413.
“The Prison Against the Town: Jefferson City and the Penitentiary in the 19th Century.” By Gary R. Kremer and Thomas E. Gage. pp. 414-432.
“The Mule in Missouri Agriculture, 1821-1950.” By G. K. Renner. pp. 433-457.
“Partnership Practice and the Professionalization of Architecture in Kansas City, Missouri.” By George Ehrlich. pp. 458-480.
April 1980 (Vol. 74, No. 3)
“Jefferson Landing: A Commercial Center of the Steamboat Era.” By Eldon Hattervig. pp. 277-299.
“The Emergence of Bureaucracy: The Missouri School Law of 1853.” By Ken Luebbering. pp. 300-322.
“Remember Poisin Spring.” By Mike Fisher. pp. 323-342.
“W. E. B. Du Bois at Lincoln University: Founders' Day Address, 1941.” By Walter C. Daniel. pp. 343-355.
January 1980 (Vol. 74, No. 2)
“Covered Bridges: Sturdy Relics of Missouri.” By Haden Smith. pp. 123-136.
“The Impeachment and Trial of James H. Peck.” By Eleanore Bushnell. pp. 137-165.
“The Meeting of Two Bears: Grand Duke Alexis at the Missouri Legislature.” By Byron Stewart. pp. 166-189.
“Government Patronage of the Press in St. Louis, Missouri: 1829-1832. By Elizabeth Snapp. pp. 190-216.
October 1979 (Vol. 74, No. 1)
“The Decline of Radicalism and Its Effect on Public Education in Missouri.” By Arthur E. Lee. pp. 1-20.
“Missouri and Monopoly: The 1890s As an Experiment In Law Enforcement.” By Steven L. Piott. pp. 21-49.
“The World of Make-Believe: James Milton Turner and Black Masonry.” By Gary R. Kremer. pp. 50-71.
“Early Movies and Their Impact on Columbia.” By Joe E. Smith. pp. 72-85.
July 1979 (Vol. 73, No. 4)
“Commemorating George Caleb Bingham: An Exhibit.” 407-425.
“Mr. Bingham's Tombstone.” By Jean Tyree Hamilton. pp. 426-433.
“John S. Jones: Farmer, Freighter, Frontier Promoter.” By William B. Claycomb. pp. 434-450.
“Julius Strauss and the Art of Photography.” By Bonnie Wright. pp. 451-462.
April 1979 (Vol. 73, No. 3)
“Robert Eaton Acock: The Gentleman From Polk.” By James W. Goodrich. pp. 281-306.
“History of 'La Saline': Salt Manufacturing Site 1675-1825.” By David D. Denman. pp. 307-320.
“Panther Hollow and Dead Elm School: Plant and Animal Place Names in Missouri.” By Walter A. Schroeder. pp. 321-347.
“Fighting Words From the Frontier: Thomas Hardeman On The Election of 1824-1825.” By Nicholas P. Hardeman. pp. 348-362.
“The Cartoon Collections at the State Historical Society.” By Laura Peritore. pp. 363-377.
January 1979 (Vol. 73, No. 2)
“The Ozarks in Missouri History.” By Duane Meyer. pp. 143-149.
“Slave Labor At The Maramec Iron Works, 1828-1850.” By Barbara L. Green. pp. 150-164.
“One Year At War: Letters of Capt. Geo. W. Dawson, C.S.A.” Edited by H. Riley Bock. pp. 165-197.
“Joseph K. Emmet as Fritz, Our Cousin German: The Stage Immigrant and the American Dream.” By John R. David. pp. 198-217.
“La Grange: Home of the James S. Rollins Family.” By Ruth Rollins Westfall. pp. 218-236.
October 1978 (Vol. 73, No. 1)
“Catholic Integration in St. Louis, 1935-1947.” By Donald J. Kemper. pp. 1-22.
“The Missouri State Fair: A Struggle to Begin.” By Mary K. Dains. pp. 23-53.
“The Exodusters of 1879: St. Louis and Kansas City Responses.” By Suzanna M. Grenz. pp. 54-70.
“James Shannon's Search for Happiness.” By George R. Lee. pp. 71-84.
“Exploration and Diplomacy: George Champlin Sibley's Report to William Clark, 1811.” Edited by Thomas D. Isern. pp. 85-102.
July 1978 (Vol. 72, No. 4)
“Pierre Chouteau, Entrepreneur as Indian Agent.” By William E. Foley and Charles David Rice. pp. 365-387.
“Population and Agriculture In Nodaway County, Missouri, 1850 to 1860.” By Randall C. Manring. pp. 388-411.
“Secessionist Strength in Missouri.” By William Roed. pp. 412-423.
“The M.A.C. Fire in St. Louis, 1914.” By Bonnie Wright. pp. 424-433.
April 1978 (Vol. 72, No. 3)
“Sobriquets of Missouri and Missourians.” By David D. March. pp. 243-261.
“The Early Missouri Graduates of West Point: Officers or Merchants?” By Donald Chaput. pp. 262-270.
“Boone County Slaves: Sales, Estate Divisions and Families, 1820-1865.” Part 2. By James William McGettigan, Jr. pp. 271-295.
“Reformers, Factionalists and Kansas City's 1925 City Manager Charter.” By Donald B. Oster. pp. 296-327.
January 1978 (Vol. 72, No. 2)
“St. Louis's Resident Ballet Company: 1852.” By Mary Grace Swift. pp. 121-135.
“Stereotypes and Cliches: The Pioneer Teacher in Missouri.” By Ralph E. Glauert. pp. 136-153.
“Reverend R. D. Thomas's 'Welsh in Missouri, 1872.'” By Phillips G. Davies. pp. 154-175.
“Boone County Slaves: Sales, Estate Divisions and Families, 1820-1865.” Part 1. By James William McGettigan, Jr. pp. 176-197.
October 1977 (Vol. 72, No. 1)
“The Persistency of Colonization in Missouri.” By Donnie D. Bellamy. pp. 1-24.
“Richard Campbell: The Missouri Years.” By James W. Goodrich. pp. 25-37.
“The Fragility of the Roosevelt Coalition: The Case in Missouri.” By Thomas F. Soapes. pp. 38-57.
“China at the St. Louis World's Fair.” By Irene E. Cortinovis. pp. 59-66.
“The Jefferson Monument at the University of Missouri.” By William Peden. pp. 67-77.
July 1977 (Vol. 71, No. 4)
“'Killed by Rebels': A Civil War Massacre and Its Aftermath.” By Robert W. Frizzell. pp. 369-395.
“The Lead Belt Riot and World War One.” By Christopher C. Gibbs. pp. 396-418.
“Missouri and the Presidential Election of 1828.” By Byron G. Lander. pp. 419-435.
April 1977 (Vol. 71, No. 3)
“Chicago Versus St. Louis: A Reassessment of the Great Rivalry.” By J. Christopher Schnell. pp. 245-265.
“Slavery in Callaway County, Missouri: 1845-1855.” Part 2. By Philip V. Scarpino. pp. 266-283.
“'Holy Joe' Folk's Crusade: The 1918 Election in Missouri.” By Barry Robert Wood. pp. 284-314.
“Compulsory Education and the St. Louis Public School System 1905-1907.” By Richard Ives. pp. 315-329.
January 1977 (Vol. 71, No. 2)
“Kenrick's First Seminary.” By John E. Rybolt, C.M. pp. 139-155.
“The Battle of Wilson's Creek and its Effect Upon Missouri.” By L. E. Schroeder. pp. 156-173.
“Organizing Small Business During World War II: The Experience of the Kansas City Region.” By Donald J. Mrozek. pp. 174-192.
“4-H Club Work in Missouri. By Clarence R. Keathley and Donna M. Ham. pp. 193-203.
October 1976 (Vol. 71, No. 1)
“Population Origins in Rural Missouri.” By Russel L. Gerlach. pp. 1-21.
“Slavery in Callaway County, Missouri: 1845-1855.” By Philip V. Scarpino. pp. 22-43.
“General M. Jeff Thompson: Soldier-Rhetorician.” By Donal J. Stanton, Goodwin F. Berquist, Jr., and Paul C. Bowers. pp. 44-58.
“Background to Apostasy: James Milton Turner and the Republican Party.” By Gary R. Kremer. pp. 59-75.
“Henry Lee of Virginia.” By Sandra Wallace. pp. 76-79.
July 1976 (Vol. 70, No. 4) Bicentennial Issue
“The Indians.” 379-382.
“Discovery and Exploration.” 383-385.
“Settling Upper Louisiana Territory.” pp. 386-392.
“Territorial Period: 1804-1820.” pp. 393-406.
“Early Statehood.” pp. 407-410.
“The Formative Years: 1821-1860.” pp. 441-439.
“Civil War.” pp. 440-448.
“Late 1800s And Early 1900s.” pp. 449-469.
“World War I.” pp. 470-473.
“Between The Wars: 1920-1930s.” pp. 474-490.
“World War II.” pp. 491-496.
“Modern Missouri.” pp. 497-512.
April 1976 (Vol. 70, No. 3)
“Missouri's Forgotten General: M. Jeff Thompson and the Civil War.” By Donal J. Stanton, Goodwin F. Berquist, Jr., and Paul C. Bowers. pp. 237-258.
“Urban Politics in Jacksonian St. Louis: Traditional Values in Change and Conflict.” By Maximilian Reichard. pp. 259-271.
“Base Hospital 21 and the Great War.” By Donna Bingham Munger. pp. 272-290.
“The Truman Administration's Fair Deal for Black America.” By Philip V. Vaughan. pp. 291-305.
“Robert Beverly Price II: Banker and Philanthropist.” By John C. Crighton. pp. 306-314.
January 1976 (Vol. 70, No. 2)
“Local History and the Bicentennial.” By James C. Olson. pp. 127-133.
“Smithton, Missouri.” By Beth Pendergast. pp. 134-141.
“The St. Louis Free Congregation Library: A Study of German-American Reading Interests.” By Don Heinrich Tolzmann. pp. 142-161.
“The Political Campaign of 1860 in Missouri.” By Doris Davis Wallace. pp. 162-183.
“Some Aspects of Black Education in Reconstruction Missouri: An Address by Richard B. Foster.” Edited by Antonio F. Holland and Gary R. Kremer. pp. 184-198.
October 1975 (Vol. 70, No. 1)
“J. Milton Turner: An Appraisal.” By Lawrence O. Christensen.” 1-19.
“University of Missouri Football: The First Decade.” By Mary K. Dains. pp. 20-54.
“The Contemporary Artists Exhibition.” 55-86.
“The Loss of Government Greenbacks on the Steamer Ruth.” By Ronald Horstman. pp. 87-89.
July 1975 (Vol. 69, No. 4)
“New Deal Scandals: E.Y. Mitchell and F.D.R.'s Commerce Department.” By J. Christopher Schnell. pp. 357-375.
“Toward the Promised Land: The Exodus to Kansas and Afterward.” By Arvarh E. Strickland. pp. 376-412.
“The Enrolled Missouri Militia: Its Creation and Controversial History.” By James A. Hamilton. pp. 413-432.
“The American Missionary Association and Black Education in Civil War Missouri.” By Joe M. Richardson. pp. 433-448.
“New Language for St. Louis Cathedral.” By Peter J. Rahill. pp. 449-460.
April 1975 (Vol. 69, No. 3)
“Thomas Hart Benton (1889-1975).” pp. 243-249.
“Men From Home: Missouri Volunteers in the Pacification of Mobile, Alabama, 1865-1866.” 250-259.
“Legitimate Theater in St. Louis, 1870-1879.” By Gerelyn Hollingsworth. pp. 260-281.
“Rural-Urban Tensions and the Bourbon Democrat: The Missouri Case.” By C. Joseph Pusateri. pp. 282-298.
“Agricultural Change in the Western Ozarks.” By Milton D. Rafferty. pp. 299-322.
January 1975 (Vol. 69, No. 2)
“Lawyers, Legislation and Educational Localism: The Missouri School Code of 1825.” By David L. Colton. pp. 121-146.
“'Farthest North' The Historian and the Battle of Athens.” By Leslie Anders. pp. 147-168.
“Post-Civil War Immigration to Southwest Missouri, 1865-1873.” By L. Steven Demaree. pp. 169-190.
“The War Against St. Louis's Smoke: 1891-1924.” By Robert Dale Grinder. pp. 191-205.
October 1974 (Vol. 69, No. 1)
“Thomas Hart Benton and the Santa Fe Trail.” By Stephen Sayles. pp. 1-22.
“Early Methodism in the New Madrid Circuit.” By Alberta H. Klemp. pp. 23-47.
“Rowdyism and Rivalism in the St. Louis Fire Department, 1850-1857.” By Arlen R. Dykstra. pp. 48-64.
“Kansas City Blacks, Harry Truman and the Pendergast Machine.” By Larry Grothaus. pp. 65-82.
July 1974 (Vol. 68, No. 4)
“Potawatomis in the Platte Country: An Indian Removal Incomplete.” By R. David Edmunds. pp. 375-392.
“The Mormon Experience in Missouri, 1830-1839.” Part 2. By R. J. Robertson, Jr. pp. 393-415.
“Richard Parks Bland: Almost a Candidate.” By Cynthia Shook. pp. 417-436.
“The Golden Age of German Song.” By Irene E. Cortinovis. pp. 437-442.
April 1974 (Vol. 68, No. 3)
“Missouri Progressives and the Nomination of F.D.R.” By J. Christopher Schnell. pp. 269-279.
“The Mormon Experience in Missouri, 1830-1839.” Part 1. By R. J. Robertson, Jr. pp. 280-298.
“Frustrations of a Missouri Small Businessman: Lou E. Holland in Wartime Washington.” By Jim F. Heath. pp. 299-316.
“Merchant Gristmills and Communities, 1820-1880: An Economic Relationship.” By Priscilla Ann Evans. pp. 317-326.
“St. Louis Opposition to David R. Francis in the Gubernatorial Election of 1888.” By Myra Himelhoch. pp. 327-346.
January 1974 (Vol. 68, No. 2)
“Riot and Reaction in St. Louis, 1854-1856.” By John C. Schneider. p. 171-185.
“'Yours Very Truly, Thos. T. Crittenden': A Missouri Democrat's Observations of the Election of 1896.” By P. Joseph Powers. pp. 186-203.
“'The Public is Aroused': The Missouri Children's Code Commission, 1915-1919.” By Peter Romanofsky. pp. 204-222.
“The Society of Bethel: A Visitor's Account.” By H. Roger Grant. pp. 223-231.
October 1973 (Vol. 68, No. 1)
“The State Historical Society of Missouri, 1898-1973: A Brief History.” By Richard S. Brownlee, James W. Goodrich, and Mary K. Dains. pp. 1-27.
“The Contemporary Artists Exhibition.” 28-54.
“The Romance of Western History.” By Edward Gaylord Bourne. pp. 55-73.
“Glimpses of Old Missouri by Explorers and Travelers.” By Francis A. Sampson. pp. 74-93.
“The Missouri Tavern.” By Walter B. Stevens. pp. 94-130.
July 1973 (Vol. 67, No. 4)
“The Neophyte General: U.S. Grant and the Belmont Campaign.” By James E. McGhee. pp. 465-483.
“The Race of Improvement: Springfield Society, 1865-1881.” By Charles K. Piehl. pp. 484-521.
“Teachers' Institutes: A Missouri Tradition.” By Dick B. Clough. pp. 522-534.
“The Racial Views of John W. Wheeler.” By Lawrence O. Christensen. pp. 535-547.
“Frederick W. Niedermeyer: A Missouri Aviator.” By J. P. Kennedy. pp. 548-575.
“Charles W. Schwartz: Missouri Wildlife Artist and Author.” 576-584.
April 1973 (Vol. 67, No. 3)
“Painting the Truman Family.” By Greta Kempton. pp. 335-350.
“The Civil War Letters of Bethiah Pyatt McKown.” Part 2. Edited by James W. Goodrich. pp. 351-370.
“Missouri's Confederate Leaders After the War.” By Lloyd A. Hunter. pp. 371-396.
“John Hay and Mark Twain.” By Kenton J. Clymer. pp. 397-406.
“The Grand Opera House and the Golden Age of the Legitimate Theatre in Kansas City.” By Miles W. Coiner, Jr. pp. 407-423.
January 1973 (Vol. 67, No. 2)
“William Clark: A New Perpsective of Missouri Territorial Politics, 1813-1820.” By Jerome O. Steffen. pp. 171-197.
“Free Blacks in Antebellum Missouri, 1820-1860.” By Donnie D. Bellamy. pp. 198-226.
“The Civil War Letters of Bethiah Pyatt McKown.” Part 1. Edited by James W. Goodrich. pp. 227-252.
“Making Sorghum in Arcadia Valley.” By Clarence R. Keathley. pp. 253-264. Steamboats of the 1850s-1860s: A Pictorial History.” Compiled by Mary K. Dains. pp. 265-282.
October 1972 (Vol. 67, No. 1)
“Floyd Calvin Shoemaker (1886-1972).” 1-6
“Jefferson Barracks: The Early Years.” By Richard E. Mueller. pp. 7-30.
“Missourians and the Spirit of '76.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 31-51.
“The Honorable Nathan Frank.” By Burton Alan Boxerman. pp. 52-74.
“William H. Black: Missouri Leader in the Ecumenical Movement.” By Stephen A. Woodruff. pp. 75-97.
“The World's Fair and the New St. Louis 1896-1904.” By Stephen J. Raiche. pp. 98-121.
“What's in a Name--of the Governor, that is?” By Peter D. Hilty. pp. 122-133.
July 1972 (Vol. 66, No. 4)
“St. Louis Under Bishop Rosati.” By Peter J. Rahill. pp. 495-519.
“Sectionalism and National History: American History in the Debate over Foote's Resolution, December 1829-May 1830.” By Peter C. Hoffer. pp. 520-538.
“The Battle of Moore's Mill.” By Hugh P. Williamson. pp. 539-548.
“Mark Twain and Ben Ely: Two Missouri Boyhoods.” By Curtis Dahl. pp. 549-566.
“Logan U. Reavis: Nineteenth Century Urban Promoter.” By Patrick E. McLear. pp. 567-588.
“Midwestern River Steamboats: A Pictorial History.” Compiled by Mary K. Dains. pp. 589-609.
“History of Greer Mill.” By Wm. Howard Morman. pp. 610-621.
“'Mrs. Carrico': A Fred Shane Gift.” pp. 622-624.
“Pershing's Falsified Birthday: A Note.” By Donald Smythe. pp. 625-627.
April 1972 (Vol. 66, No. 3)
“Portrait of a Western Farmer: John Locke Hardeman of Missouri, 1809-1858.” By Nicholas P. Hardeman. pp. 319-335.
“Conservation of a Bingham Portrait.” By Sidney Larson. pp. 336-341.
“The Nature of an Immigrant Community: St. Louis Germans, 1850-1920.” By Sister Audrey Olson. pp. 342-359.
“How to Become a Union General Without Military Experience.” By James E. Kirby, Jr. pp. 360-376.
“David Rankin 'Cattle King' of Missouri.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 377-394.
“Disinherited or Rural? A Historical Case Study in Urban Holiness Religion.” By Charles Edwin Jones. pp. 395-412.
“President Truman's Committee on Civil Rights: The Urban Implications.” By Philip H. Vaughan. pp. 413-430.
“The St. Louis Tornado of 1896.” By Mary K. Dains. pp. 431-450.
January 1972 (Vol. 66, No. 2)
“In the Earnest Pursuit of Wealth: David Waldo in Missouri and the Southwest, 1820-1878.” By James W. Goodrich. pp. 155-184.
“General Orders No. 11 and Border Warfare During the Civil War.” By Ann D. Niepman. pp. 185-210.
“Operation Headstart: The Beginnings of the Public School Kindergarten Movement.” By Selwyn K. Troen. pp. 211-229.
“A Progressive's Progress: The Changing Liberalism of Charles M. Hay of Missouri.” By Franklin D. Mitchell. pp. 230-245.
“Aviation Promotion in Kansas City: 1925-1931.” By James W. Leyerzapf. pp. 246-267.
October 1971 (Vol. 66, No. 1)
“Senator Lewis F. Linn and the Oregon Question.” By Michael B. Husband. pp. 1-19.
“Missouri's Utopian Communities.” By H. Roger Grant. pp. 20-48.
“The Military Career of James Craig.” By Paul M. Robinett and Howard V. Canan. pp. 49-75.
“Missouri's National Historic Landmarks: Patee House.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 76-92.
“The London Times and the St. Louis World's Fair.” By Lawrence F. Barmann. pp. 93-100.
July 1971 (Vol. 65, No. 4)
“The American Territorial System: Missouri's Experience.” By William E. Foley. pp. 403-426.
“The Admission of Missouri.” By David D. March. pp. 427-449.
“Missouri's Society and Economy in 1821.” By Lewis E. Atherton. pp. 450-472.
“'Add a Pinch and a Lump' Missouri Women in the 1820s.” By Jerena East Giffen. pp. 473-504.
“Aspects of Slavery in Missouri, 1821.” By Arvarh E. Strickland. pp. 505-526.
“David Barton, John Rice Jones and Edward Bates: Three Missouri State and Statehood Founders.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 527-544.
April 1971 (Vol. 65, No. 3)
“The Upper Missouri Indian Agency, 1819-1868.” By Ernest L. Schusky. pp. 249-269.
“Jackson County in Early Mormon Descriptions.” By Richard L. Anderson. pp. 270-293.
“Slavery and Emancipation in Lewis County, Missouri.” By George R. Lee. pp. 294-317.
“The Truman Vice Presidency: Constructive Apprenticeship or Brief Interlude?” By Arthur F. McClure and Donna Costigan. pp. 318-341.
January 1971 (Vol. 65, No. 2)
“Christmas in Early Missouri.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 125-138.
“His 'Radical Reverence' John H. Cox.” By Leslie Anders. pp. 139-158.
“Populism and Socialism in the Southeast Missouri Lowlands.” By Leon Parker Ogilvie. pp. 159-183.
“Fighting for Irish Freedom, St. Louis Irish-Americans, 1918-1922.” By Margaret Sullivan. pp. 184-206.
October 1970 (Vol. 65, No. 1)
“The Founding of Missouri's First College Saint Mary's of the Barrens, 1815-1818.” By Stafford Poole, C.M. pp. 1-22.
“Senator George Graham Vest and the 'Menace' of Mormonism, 1882-1887.” By M. Paul Holsinger. pp. 23-36.
“The Excelsior Springs Route: Life and Death of a Missouri Interurban. By H. Roger Grant. pp. 37-50.
“The St. Louis Jewish Coordinating Council: Its Formative Years.” By Burton A. Boxerman. pp. 51-71.
July 1970 (Vol. 64, No. 4)
“The Big Neck Affair: Tragedy and Farce on the Missouri Frontier.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 391-412.
“The Missouri Negro Press, 1875-1920.” By George Everett Slavens. pp. 413-431.
“The Unwanted Conflict: Missouri Labor and the CIO.” By Gary M. Fink. pp. 432-447.
“The Alienation of the South: A Crisis for Harry S. Truman and the Democratic Party, 1945-1948.” By Robert A. Garson. pp. 448-471.
April 1970 (Vol. 64, No. 3)
“Frank Blair: Lincoln's Congressional Spokesman.” By Leonard B. Wurthman, Jr. pp. 263-288.
“Pioneer Women of the Missouri Press.” By Alma Vaughan. pp. 289-305.
“'And All For Nothing' Early Experiences of John M. Schofield in Missouri.” By James L. McDonough. pp. 306-321.
“Town Growth in Central Missouri.” Part 3. By Stuart F. Voss. pp. 322-350.
January 1970 (Vol. 64, No. 2)
“The Genesis of the Variety Theatre: The Black Crook Comes to St. Louis.” By John Russell David. pp. 133-149.
“Governmental Efforts at Reclamation in the Southeast Missouri Lowlands.” By Leon Parker Ogilvie. pp. 150-176.
“The Columbia Female Academy: A Pioneer in Education for Women.” By John Crighton. pp. 177-196.
“Town Growth in Central Missouri.” Part 2. By Stuart F. Voss. pp. 197-217.
October 1969 (Vol. 64, No. 1)
“Martin Cantonment and American Expansion in the Missouri Valley.” By Roger L. Nichols. pp. 1-17.
“Strawberry Culture in Southwest Missouri.” By G. K. Renner. pp. 18-40.
“The Expulsion of the Mormons from Jackson County, Missouri.” By Warren A. Jennings. pp. 41-63.
“Town Growth in Central Missouri, 1815-1860: An Urban Chaparral.” Part 1. By Stuart F. Voss. pp. 64-80.
“Jacques Marquette, 1637-1675.” By John F. Bannon, S.J. pp. 81-87.
July 1969 (Vol. 63, No. 4)
“Donan and the Caucasian.” By Lewis O. Saum. pp. 418-450.
“Origins of Engineering Education in Missouri.” By Harry J. Eisenman. pp. 451-460.
“Carry Nation, A Missouri Girl, Won Fame as a Kansas Crusader.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 461-488.
“Thomas Hart Benton and the Oregon Question.” By William A. Hansen. pp. 489-497.
April 1969 (Vol. 63, No. 3)
“John Dougherty and the Pawnee Rite of Human Sacrifice: April, 1827.” By Dorothy V. Jones. pp. 293-316.
“Was the Dred Scott Case Valid?” By Walter Ehrlich. pp. 317-328.
“Romulus Estep Culver: A Sketch of Frontier Self-Improvement and Tragedy.” By James W. Goodrich. pp. 329-344.
“The Colonization of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Company, 1880-1882: A Study of Corporate Diplomacy.” By Craig Miner. pp. 345-363.
“Missouri's National Historic Landmarks: Watkins Mill.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 364-377.
January 1969 (Vol. 63, No. 2)
“James Shannon: Preacher, Educator, and Fire-Eater.” By David E. Harrell, Jr. pp. 135-170.
“The St. Louis Cholera Epidemic of 1849.” By Patrick E. McLear. pp. 171-181.
“Newspaper Reaction to the Louisiana Purchase.” By Jerry W. Knudson. pp. 182-213.
“Missouri's Black Walnut Kernel Industry.” By Milton D. Rafferty. pp. 214-226.
“Missouri, A Borderland.” By John F. Bannon, S.J. pp. 227-247.
October 1968 (Vol. 63, No. 1)
“Spread of Settlement in Howard County, Missouri, 1810-1859.” By Walter A. Schroeder. pp. 1-37.
“John Henton Carter, alias 'Commodore Rollingpin.'” By John T. Flanagan. pp. 38-54.
“The 1918 Kansas City Influenza Epidemic.” By C. Kevin McShane. pp. 55-70.
“Bernarr Macfadden.” By William H. Taft. pp. 71-89.
July 1968 (Vol. 62, No. 4)
“Prohibition Comes to Missouri, 1910-1919.” By G. K. Renner. pp. 363-397.
“Twain's Last Months on the Mississippi.” By J. Stanley Mattson. pp. 398-409.
“The Barth Family: A Case Study of Pioneer Immigrant Merchants.” By Harvey A. Kantor. pp. 410-430.
“The Missouri Paw Paw Militia 1863-1864.” By Howard V. Canan. pp. 431-448.
“Joseph LaBarge Steamboat Captain.” By T. S. Bowdern, S.J. pp. 449-470.
April 1968 (Vol. 62, No. 3)
“Footsteps in the Corridors Behind Us.” By John C. Weaver. pp. 213-234.
“St. Louis Volunteer Fire Department, 1820-1850.” By A. B. Lampe. pp. 235-259.
“Friedrich Adolph Wislizenus.” By Douglas D. Hale, Jr. pp. 260-285.
“William P. Hall.” By Fred Pfening, III. pp. 286-313.
“Civil War Reminiscences of Danville Female Academy.” By Mary Lee Kemper. pp. 314-320.
January 1968 (Vol. 62, No. 2)
“The Acquisition of St. Louis' Forest Park.” By Kevin C. Kearns. pp. 95-106.
“The Army of Israel Marches Into Missouri.” By Warren A. Jennings. pp. 107-135.
“A New View of the Battle of Pea Ridge.” By Albert Castel. pp. 136-151.
“Missouri's National Historic Landmarks.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 152-165.
October 1967 (Vol. 62, No. 1)
“Public Quarrels and Private Plans: The President, Veterans and The Mayor of St. Louis.” By C. Joseph Pusateri. pp. 1-13.
“Benjamin F. Stringfellow: The Fight for Slavery on the Missouri Border.” By Lester B. Baltimore. pp. 14-29.
“Banking in Early Missouri.” Part 2. By Harry S. Gleick. pp. 30-44.
“Old Chariton--Only a Memory.” By Harold N. Calvert. pp. 45-50.
“The Walter Scott: A Steamboat Ahead Of Its Day.” By Warren E. Spehar. pp. 51-53.
July 1967 (Vol. 61, No. 4)
“Banking in Early Missouri.” By Harry S. Gleick. pp. 427-443.
“Dallas County Railroad Bonds.” By Virginia Rust Frazer. pp. 444-462.
“William S. Stewart Letters, January 13, 1861 to December 4, 1862.” Edited by Harvey L. Carter and Norma L. Peterson. pp. 463-488.
“The Chariton River Fish Trap.” By Wayne F. Shields. pp. 489-496.
“Missouri's National Historic Landmarks.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 497-509.
April 1967 (Vol. 61, No. 3)
“When the Boer Came to St. Louis.” By Ted C. Hinckley. pp. 285-302.
“William S. Stewart Letters, January 13, 1861, to December 4, 1862.” Edited by Harvey L. Carter and Norma L. Peterson. pp. 303-320.
“Negroes and Missouri Protestant Churches.” By G. Hugh Wamble. pp. 321-347.
“Digging Up Missouri's Past.” By Carl H. Chapman. pp. 348-363.
“Reconstruction in Missouri.” By Fred DeArmond. pp. 364-377.
January 1967 (Vol. 61, No. 2)
“Henry Clay and the Missouri Question.” By Alfred Lightfoot. pp. 143-165.
“A Vignette of Missouri's Native Prairie.” By Donald Christisen. pp. 166-186.
“William S. Stewart Letters, January 13, 1861, to December 4, 1864.” Edited by Harvey L. Carter and Norma L. Peterson. pp. 187-228.
“Missouri's Covered Bridges.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. 229-237.
October 1966 (Vol. 61, No. 1)
“William Henry Ashley: A Jackson Man With Feet of Clay.” By James Earl Moss. pp. 1-20.
“Civil War Journal and Letters of Col. John Van Deusen Du Bois.” Edited by Jared C. Lobdell. pp. 21-50.
“The Candidate Speaks, Arthur M. Hyde.” By Robert P. Friedman. pp. 51-61.
“Isaac McCoy and the Mormons.” By Warren A. Jennings. pp. 62-82.
“St. Louis Academy of Science: The Early Years.” By Walter B. Hendrickson. pp. 83-95.
July 1966 (Vol. 60, No. 4)
“Peter Verhaegen: Pioneer Missouri Educator and Church Administrator.” By William Barnaby Faherty. pp. 407-415.
“The Re-Election of the Irreconcilable James A. Reed.” By Franklin D. Mitchell. pp. 416-435.
“Civil War Journal and Letters of Col. John Van Deusen Du Bois.” Edited by Jared C. Lobdell. pp. pp. 436-459.
“John Scott, Thomas Hart Benton, David Barton and the 1824 Presidential Election: A Case Study in Pressure Politics.” By Alan S. Weiner. pp. 460-494.
“The Wilson Letters, 1835-1849.” Edited by Durward T. Stokes. pp. 495-517.
April 1966 (Vol. 60, No. 3)
“Missouri Press Association and the Origins of the State Historical Society.” By William H. Taft. pp. 269-282.
“The Army of the Frontier's First Campaign: The Confederates Win at Newtonia.” By Edwin C. Bearss. pp. 283-319.
“Pershing's Great Personal Tragedy.” By Donald Smythe. pp. 320-335.
“Doctors in Controversy.” By Cynthia De Haven Pitcock. pp. 336-349.
“Development of the Jewish Community of Kansas City, 1864-1908.” By Howard F. Sachs. pp. 350-360.
January 1966 (Vol. 60, No. 2)
“Nobody's Nominee: Sample Orr and the Election of 1860.” By B. B. Lightfoot. pp. 127-148.
“Full Measure of Devotion. The Ordeal of Private Hugh Sloan, 1864.” By Richard K. Darr and Floyd E. Overly. pp. 149-161.
“From Virginia to Missouri in 1846: The Journal of Elizabeth Ann Cooley.” Edited by Edward D. Jervey and James E. Moss. pp. 162-206.
“Wildlife in Missouri History.” By Leonard Hall. pp. 207-215.
October 1965 (Vol. 60, No. 1)
“Franz Schwarzer: Missouri Zither Maker.” By Thomas M. Davis and Franz R. Beinke. pp. 1-30.
“From the Log of the Red Rover, 1862-1865. A History of the First U.S. Navy Hospital Ship.” By Edward C. Kenney. pp. 31-49.
“The Attempted Assassination of Missouri's Ex-Governor, Lilburn W. Boggs.” By Monte B. McLaws. pp. 50-62.
“The Cuban Crisis of 1895-1898: Newspapers and Nativism.” By J. Stanley Lemons. pp. 63-74.
July 1965 (Vol. 59, No. 4)
“The Republican Party Convention of 1912 and the Role of Herbert S. Hadley in National Politics.” By Harlan Hahn. pp. 407-423.
“How George Vest Came to Missouri.” By Manuel Irwin Kuhr. pp. 424-427.
“Two Comstock Journalists: Samuel L. Clemens and William L. Wright as Reporters and Authors.” By Linda Boeser. pp. 428-438.
“A History of the Selection and Tenure of Supreme Court Judges in Missouri.” By Kay G. Collett. pp. 439-447.
“George Caleb Bingham: The Artist As A Whig Politician.” By Keith L. Bryant. pp. 448-463.
“The Character of Missouri History.” By Duane Meyer. pp. 464-469.
April 1965 (Vol. 59, No. 3)
“Moses Lewis Linton, 'Doctor of Epigrams.'” By William E. Parrish. pp. 293-301.
“Steamboats At The Bar. The Keokuk Northern Line, 1873-1888.” By Robert C. Toole. pp. 302-323.
“Pope's New Madrid And Island Number Ten Campaigns.” By Jay Carlton Mullen. pp. 324-343.
“A Note on the Lead Mines of Missouri: Henry R. Schoolcraft to William H. Crawford, 1820.” By Brad Luckingham. pp. 344-348.
“Mark Twain's Basic Political Concepts: Man, Parties, Democracy.” By J. Harold Smith. pp. 349-354.
“Notes on the Missouri Germans on Slavery.” By A. A. Dunson. pp. 355-366.
January 1965 (Vol. 59, No. 2)
“Railroad Men Versus Steamboat Men: The First Bridging of the Mississippi River.” By Benedict K. Zobrist. pp. 159-172.
“Joseph Wingate Folk: The Politician as Speaker and Public Servant.” By A. L. Thurman, Jr. pp. 173-191.
“Missourians Who 'Marched Through Georgia.'” By Leslie Anders. pp. 192-209.
“Concordia Seminary: For 125 Years Toward A More Excellent Ministry.” By Carl S. Meyer. pp. 210-222.
“Milton Burch: Anti-Guerrilla Fighter.” By Howard V. Canan. pp. 223-242.
October 1964 (Vol. 59, No. 1)
“The Battle of Pilot Knob, Iron County, Missouri, September 27, 1864.” By Richard S. Brownlee. pp. 1-30.
“The Involvement of William Beaumont, M.D., in a Medical-Legal Controversy; the Darnes-Davis Case, 1840.” By Cynthia De Haven Pitcock. pp. 31-45.
“Aboard the Western in 1879.” By Charles W. Bryan, Jr. pp. 46-63.
“Variations Of The Indian Conflict: The Effects of the Emigrant Indian Removal Policy, 1830-1854.” By Bert Anson. pp. 64-89.
“Missouri and Kansas and the Capture of General Marmaduke.” By Mark A. Plummer. pp. 90-104.
July 1964 (Vol. 58, No. 4)
“Walter Williams: Weekly Newspaper Editor.” By Charles C. Clayton. pp. 409-421.
“Claiborne Fox Jackson and the Secession Crisis In Missouri.” By William H. Lyon. pp. 422-441.
“White Man's Fly On the Frontier.” By Daniel L. McKinley. pp. 442-451.
“The Marmaduke-Walker Duel: The Last Duel in Arkansas.” By Leo E. Huff. pp. 452-463.
“Developments In The Missouri Pottery Industry, 1800-1950.” By Clarence N. Roberts. pp. 464-473.
April 1964 (Vol. 58, No. 3)
“Bushwhacker Activity on the Missouri Border. Letters to Dr. Glen O. Hardeman, 1862-1865.” By Nicholas P. Hardeman. pp. 265-277.
“The Political Philosophy of David Barton.” By William E. Foley. pp. 278-289.
“Cyclists Raced For World Championship At Clarksville In 1887.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 290-308.
“Frederick Starr. A Missouri Border Abolitionist: The Making of a Martyr.” By Milton E. Bierbaum. pp. 309-325.
“The Recruitment Of Negro Troops In Missouri During The Civil War.” By John W. Blassingame. pp. 326-337.
January 1964 (Vol. 58, No. 2)
“State Historical Society of Missouri, Annual Report, 1962-1963.” By Richard S. Brownlee. pp. 135-139.
“Bill Vaughan's Missouri.” By William Edward Vaughan. pp. 140-150.
“Marmaduke's Expedition Into Missouri: The Battles of Springfield and Hartville, January, 1863.” By Paul M. Robinett. pp. 151-173.
“The Old St. Louis Riverfront, 1763-1960.” By Don Rickey, Jr. pp. 174-190.
“Dramatic Criticism in Frontier St. Louis, 1835-1838.” By James E. Moss. pp. 191-216.
October 1963 (Vol. 58, No. 1)
“The Early Years of John J. Pershing, 1860-1882.” By Donald Smythe. pp. 1-20.
“Attempts by the State of Missouri to Extradite Joseph Smith, 1841-1843.” By George R. Gayler. pp. 21-36.
“Missouri's Confederate Capital in Marshall, Texas.” By William R. Geise. pp. 37-54.
“A Young Girl in the Missouri Border War.” By Dorothy Brown Thompson. pp. 55-69.
“The Pioneer Lecturer in the West: A Note on the Appearance of Ralph Waldo Emerson in St. Louis, 1852-1853.” By Brad Luckingham. pp. 70-88.
July 1963 (Vol. 57, No. 4)
“The Genius of Liberty.” By Frances L. McCurdy. pp. 331-343.
“Jefferson Davis Comes to Missouri.” By William E. Parrish. pp. 344-356.
“Order No. 11 and the Civil War on the Border.” By Albert Castel. pp. 357-368.
“One Who Went West.” By Hugh P. Williamson. pp. 369-378.
“Bureau of Information Erected on the Site of the Liberty Jail at Liberty, Missouri.” By Alvin R. Dyer. pp. 379-388.
April 1963 (Vol. 57, No. 3)
“Marmaduke's Cape Girardeau Expedition, 1863.” By Stephen B. Oates. pp. 237-247.
“A Study of Confusion: Missouri's Immigration Program, 1865-1916.” By Norman L. Crockett. pp. 248-260.
“HO! For the Gold Mines of Montana. Up the Missouri in 1865. The Journal of William H. Gallaher.” Edited by James E. Moss. pp. 261-284.
“Missouri's 268 Congressmen, 1821-1960.” By Paul O. Selby. pp. 285-290.
“A Letter from the St. Louis Arsenal: 1849.” 291-293.
January 1963 (Vol. 57, No. 2)
“The Importance of the State Historical Society as a Research Center and Public Service Agency.” By Thomas A. Brady. pp. 123-127.
“Truman's First Senatorial Election.” By Gene Schmidtlein. pp. 128-155.
“HO! For the Gold Mines of Montana. Up the Missouri in 1865. The Journal of William H. Gallaher.” Edited by James E. Moss. pp. 156-183.
“A Note on the Significance of the Merchant in the Development of St. Louis Society as Expressed in the Philosophy of the Mercantile Library Association, 1846-1854.” By Brad Luckingham. pp. 184-198.
October 1962 (Vol. 57, No. 1)
“In Defense of John Cummings.” By Harold C. Bradley. pp. 1-15.
“A Missouri Confederate in the Civil War. The Journal of Henry Martyn Cheavens, 1862-1863.” By James E. Moss. pp. 16-52.
“The Columbia--Providence Plank Road.” By Paul C. Doherty. pp. 53-69.
“James Redpath, Missouri Correspondent.” By James A. Hart. pp. 70-78.
“The Saints Build a Temple.” By Roger Yarrington. pp. 79-88.
July 1962 (Vol. 56, No. 4)
“Worthy of the Steel of Our Best.” By Elbert B. Smith. pp. 315-318.
“Coates' Tales.” By Janet Loring. pp. 319-327.
“Old Woman River.” By Rudolph J. Gerber. pp. 328-346.
“Books, Newpapers, and Libraries in Pioneer St. Louis, 1808-1842.” By Eleanora A. Baer. pp. 347-360.
“From Jail to History Center.” By W. Howard Adams. pp. 361-364.
“Ratification Speaking in Missouri in 1860.” By A. L. Thurman, Jr. pp. 365-379.
April 1962 (Vol. 56, No. 3)
“Governor Daniel Dunklin's Jacksonian Democracy in Missouri, 1832-1836.” By James Roger Sharp. pp. 217-229.
“Vinnie Ream: Portrait of a Sculptor.” By Maude E. Griffin. pp. 230-243.
“Organized Labor in Missouri Politics Before the Civil War.” By Walter R. Houf. pp. 244-254.
“Beginning of the Park and Boulevard Movement in Frontier Kansas City, 1872-1882.” By William H. Wilson. pp. 255-273.
“How to Rebury a Revolutionary Soldier.” By William R. Gentry, Jr. pp. 274-279.
January 1962 (Vol. 56, No. 2)
“The State Historical Society of Missouri, Annual Meeting and Dedication of New Quarters.” By Daniel H. Spies. pp. 115-130.
“Governor John M. Dalton's Address to the State Historical Society of Missouri.” 131-135.
“Thomas Miller.” By Ruth Rollins Westfall. pp. 136-145. Edward Bates and Hamilton R. Gamble: A Wartime Partnership.” By Marvin R. Cain. pp. 146-155.
“The Cherokee Emigrants in Missouri, 1837-1839.” By B. B. Lightfoot. pp. 156-167.
“The A B C's of the Spinning Wheel.” By Joseph E. Vollmar, Jr. pp. 168-172.
October 1961 (Vol. 56, No. 1)
“Courtroom Oratory of the Pioneer Period.” By Frances McCurdy. pp. 1-11.
“Journal of the Civil War in Missouri: 1861, Henry Martyn Cheavens.” Edited by Virginia Easley. pp. 12-25.
“Champ Clark, The 'Leather-Bound Orator.'” By Hollis L. White. pp. 26-39.
“The 1912 Single Tax Campaign in Missouri.” By Norman L. Crockett. pp. 40-52.
“Letters from the Battle of Lexington: 1861.” pp. 53-58.
“A New Look at the Anderson House and the Civil War Battle of Lexington State Park.” By Leonard F. Haslag. pp. 59-68.
“An Announcement by the Editor.” By Richard S. Brownlee. pp. 69-70.
July 1961 (Vol. 55, No. 4)
“A Union Band Director Views Camp Rolla: 1861.” Edited by Donald H. Welsh. pp. 307-343.
“Cholera in Missouri.” By James T. Barrett. pp. 344-354.
“The Management of Organized Wagon Trains on the Overland Trail.” By Leslie L. D. Shaffer. pp. 355-365.
“The Admission of Missouri to the Confederacy.” By Arthur Roy Kirkpatrick. pp. 366-386.
April 1961 (Vol. 55, No. 3)
“The Camp Jackson Affair: 1861.” By James W. Covington. pp. 197-212.
“The Missouri Indian Tribe in Archaeology and History.” By Robert T. Bray. pp. 213-225.
“Arthur M. Hyde: Articulate Antagonist.” By Robert P. Friedman. pp. 226-234.
“Missouri in the Early Months of the Civil War.” By Arthur Roy Kirkpatrick. pp. 235-266.
January 1961 (Vol. 55, No.2)
“Missouri on the Eve of the Civil War.” By Arthur R. Kirkpatrick. pp. 99-108.
“Martha J. Woods Visits Missouri in 1857.” Edited by Donald H. Welsh. pp. 109-123.
“Thomas C. Duggins Views Northwest Missouri in 1840.” pp. 124-126.
“The Missouri Democrat, 1852-1860.” By Jim A. Hart. pp. 127-141.
“The Argonauts of ’98.” By Hugh P. Williamson. pp. 142-154.
October 1960 (Vol. 55, No.1)
“A Message to the Members of the State Historical Society of Missouri.” By Richard S. Brownlee. pp. 1-4.
“A 1795 Inspection of Spanish Missouri.” Translated and Edited by Jack D. L. Holmes. pp. 5-17.
“The Kansas City Meat Packing Industry Before 1900.” By G. K. Renner. pp. 18-29.
“Two Letters from St. Charles.” pp. 30-34.
“The British-Indian Attack on St. Louis, May 26, 1780.” By Don Rickey, Jr. pp. 35-45.
July 1960 (Vol. 54, No. 4)
“Osceola, Land of Osage River Lore.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 327-334.
“Travel by Stage on the Boonslick Road.” Edited by Donald H. Welsh. pp. 335-340.
“Missouri’s Heritage to be Perpetuated in Historic Sites Survey Records.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 341-347.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1959. Part II.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 348-355.
“The American Elk in Pioneer Missouri.” By Daniel McKinley. pp. 356-365.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Nancy Weatherly Sharp. pp. 366-374.
April 1960 (Vol. 54, No. 3)
“Forty-Five Years as Editor and Author of Missouri History.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 225- 230.
“The Pony Express Starts from St. Joseph.” By Olaf T. Hagen. pp. 231-236.
“The Pony Express in Retrospect.” By Donald H. Welsh. pp. 237-244.
“Dr. Brown’s St. Louis.” By John Francis McDermott. pp. 245-253.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1959. Part I.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 254-261.
“The Controversial Dred Scott Decision.” By Harold Schwartz. pp. 262-272.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Nancy Weatherly Sharp and Kitty Thomas Wilkinson. pp. 273-281.
January 1960 (Vol. 54, No. 2)
“Importance of the Work of Local Historical Societies.” By Clifford L. Lord. pp. 107-115.
“How a Local Community Can Survey, Mark, and Preserve its Historic Sites.” By Richard H. Howland. pp. 132-134.
“The Local Historical Society and its Problems.” By Arch Grahn. pp. 135-142.
“Writing Historical Articles for Local Newspapers.” By Lucile Morris Upton. pp. 143-147.
“Making a Missouri Historical Center of International Fame.” By John A. Winkler. pp. 148-157.
“How to Write and Produce a Historical Pageant.” By Anna Hesse. pp. 158-160.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 167-175.
October 1959 (Vol. 54, No. 1)
“Kansas Jayhawking Raids into Western Missouri in 1861.” By Albert Castel. pp. 1-11.
“A Country Boy.” By Samuel M. Jordan. pp. 12-17.
“’Do Right To Me Often’.” By Ross A. Webb. pp. 18-26.
“The Federal Lead Leasing System in Missouri.” By Donald J. Abramoske. pp. 27-38.
“Campaigning in Missouri: Civil War Memoir of General Jefferson C. Davis.” Edited by James P. Jones. pp. 39-45.
“Some Unpublished Sketches by George Caleb Bingham.” By John Francis McDermott. pp. 46- 51.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 52-60.
July 1959 (Vol. 53, No. 4)
“The Public Lands in Early Missouri Politics.” By Donald J. Abramoske. pp. 295-305.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1958. Part II.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 306-314.
“Lead Mining in Southwest Missouri After 1865.” By A. M. Gibson. pp. 315-328.
“Cedar County.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 337-345.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 337-345.
April 1959 (Vol. 53, No. 3)
“Lead Mining in Southwest Missouri to 1865.” By A. M. Gibson. pp. 197-205.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1958. Part I.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 206-216.
“The Political Transition of James S. Rollins.” By John V. Mering. pp. 217-226.
“Some Colorful Lawyers in the History of Missouri, 1804-1904. Part II.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 227-237.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 238-245.
January 1959 (Vol. 53, No. 2)
“The Memorable War.” By Bell Irwin Wiley. pp. 99-104.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1955-1957. Part IV.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 113-124.
“Some Colorful Lawyers in the History of Missouri, 1804-1904. Part I.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 125-131.
“The Butterfield Overland Mail Centennial in Missouri.” By Donald H. Welsh. pp. 132-140.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 141-149.
October 1958 (Vol. 53, No. 1)
“Madison County.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 1-9.
“Tourists’ Impressions of St. Louis, 1766-1859. Part II.” By William E. Lass. pp. 10-21.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1955-1957. Part III.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 22-33.
“The Significance of County Making in the Elections of Thomas H. Benton.” By Perry McCandless. pp. 34-38.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 39-47.
July 1958 (Vol. 52, No. 4)
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1955-1957. Part II.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 301-312.
“Pike County.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 413-324.
“Tourists’ Impressions of St. Louis, 1766-1859. Part I.” By William E. Lass. pp. 325-338.
“Recollections of White Oak College.” By Maud Bell Burton. pp. 339-343.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 344-351.
April 1958 (Vol. 52, No. 3)
“History—Science—Fiction.” By Herman Betz. pp. 193-204.
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1955-1957.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 205-217.
“The Butterfield Overland Mail, 1858-1861, and Its Centennial Observance in Missouri.” By Donald H. Welsh. pp. 218-234.
“Grundy County.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 235-245.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 246-254.
January 1958 (Vol. 52, No. 2)
“Kennett: Center of a Land Reborn in Missouri’s Valley of the Nile.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 99-110.
“The Political Career of Lilburn W. Boggs.” By Joseph F. Gordon. pp. 111-122.
“An Abortive Slave Uprising.” By W. K. Moore. pp. 123-126.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 139-146.
October 1957 (Vol. 52, No. 1)
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking. Part III.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 1-15.
“Boyhood Impressions of the Lexington, Missouri, Area, 1858-1863.” By George A. McKee. pp. 16-24.
“Clay County.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 25-34.
“The Missouri State Flag.” By Allen L. Oliver. pp. 35-39.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 40-48.
July 1957 (Vol. 51, No. 4)
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking. Part II.” Directed by Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 339-353.
“Major General Samuel Ryan Curtis—City Engineer.” By John P. Dietzler. pp. 354-361.
“Macon.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 362-372.
“The First Steamboats on the Missouri, Reminiscences of Captain W. D. Hubbell.” Edited by Vivian K McLarty. pp. 373-381.
“A Peoria Indian States his Case.” By James W. Covington. pp. 382-385.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” pp. 386-394.
April 1957 (Vol. 51, No. 3)
“Missouri’s Program for Highway Historic Marking, 1953-1955.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. Inscriptions by Ruby M. Robins. pp. 217-234.
“Hermann: A Bit of the Old World in the Heart of the New.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 235-244.
“Congressional Opinion in Missouri Concerning the Spanish-American War.” By James Warren Neilson. pp. 245-256.
“St. Louis and the Union Baseball War.” By Harold Seymour. pp. 257-269.
“Missouri in Crisis: The Journal of Captain Albert Tracy, 1961. Part III.” Edited by Ray W. Irwin. pp. 270-283.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” pp. 284-292.
January 1957 (Vol. 51, No. 2)
“Fort Orleans: The Heritage of Carroll County.” By Floyd C. Shoemaker. pp. 105-112.
“David Rice Atchison: ‘Faithful Champion of the South.’” By William E. Parrish. pp. 113-125.
“The Morrill Lands of the University of Missouri.” By John J. Jones. pp. 126-138.
“Missouri in Crisis: The Journal of Captain Albert Tracy, 1961. Part II.” Edited by Ray W. Irwin. pp. 151-164.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” pp. 165-173.
October 1956 (Vol. 51, No. 1)
“The Sauk and Fox Treaty of 1804.” By William T. Hagan. pp. 1-7.
“Missouri in Crisis: The Journal of Captain Albert Tracy, 1961.” Edited by Ray W. Irwin. pp. 8-21.
“The Political Fluctuations of B. Gratz Brown: Politics in a Border State, 1850-1870.” By Norma L. Peterson. pp. 22-30.
“A Look at the Missouri State Teachers Association, 1856-1956,” By Dorothy J. Caldwell. pp. 31-41.
“The Early Telegraph in Rural Missouri, 1847-1859.” By John E. Sunder. pp. 42-53.
“Vignettes of Famous Missourians.” pp. 54-62.
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