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Family Maps of Dade County, Missouri, Deluxe Edition
History of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties, Missouri
A Look at Dade County, Missouri 1905-1985
An Ozarks Boy's Story, 1915-1945
by John HULSTON , Dade County, MOThe Dallas County Missouri Story (1841-1971)
Marriage Records-Dallas County, Missouri-Book "A" 1867-1873 and "B" 1873-1880
Family Maps of Daviess County, Missouri, Deluxe EditionMemories; Being a Story of Early Times in Daviess County, Missouri
History of Osborn and Surrounding Area1870 Census: DeKalb County, Missouri
Dekalb County Cemetery Census:1845-1971CD
History of Andrew and DeKalb Counties, Missouri
Preserving Yesterday for Tomorrow: A History of Dekalb County Missouri...
Area Cemeteries and Families: Dent County, MissouriOzark Heritage: Dent County, Missouri 1851-1978, Volume One
Ozark Heritage: Dent County, Salem, Missouri, Volume Two, 1851-1980
Early Settlers of Douglas County Missouri
Douglas County, Missouri In 1860
The History of Southeast Missouri, Embracing an Historical Account of the Counties of St. Genevieve, St. Francois, Perry, Cape Girardeau, Bollinger, Madison, New Madrid, Pemiscott, Dunklin, Scott, Mississippi, Stoddard, Butler, Wayne, and Iron
Centennial Biographical Directory of Franklin County, MissouriFamily Maps of Franklin County, Missouri, Deluxe Edition
History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford & Gasconade Counties, Missouri
Gasconade County History, Owensville, Missouri: Volume One 1979
Gasconade County Cemetery Survey
History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford & Gasconade Counties, MissouriThe German Settlement Society of Philadelphia and Its Colony, Hermann, Missouri
Gentry County Missouri Deaths, 1868-1910Gentry County, Missouri Births: 1868-1900:
The History of Gentry and Worth Counties, MissouriA Dream Remembered: Story of Old Siloam, Gentry County, Missouri
1902 Credit Directory Springfield, MissouriAn Account of Battle of Wilson's Creek Or Oak Hills
United States Land Sales in Missouri: Springfield Land Office Abstracts, 1835-1846
A History of Grundy County: Treating of Its Transformation From the
The Gazette Girls of Grundy County: Horse Trading, Hot Lead, and High Heels
"In chapters that alternate between the sisters' distinctive voices, The Gazette Girls of Grundy County tells a captivating story of two women's adventures in a small Midwestern town. Although both women had been trained in journalism, their education hadn't prepared them for the realities of running a country newspaper. While Gwen sold advertising to local businesses, Ardis worked financial wizardry, often dipping into her own savings, to keep the Gazette in the black. With no money for subscriptions, Grundy County residents taught the sisters the fine art of horse trading, offering dressed chickens, quarters of beef, "ricks" and "racks" of firewood, and countless other goods in exchange for subscriptions to the ever-improving newspaper. The "Gazette girls, " as they were known by the locals, were as different as they could be. At five foot two (in very high heels), Ardis was a serious career woman who dabbled in Republican politics. At five foot nine, Gwen was gregarious, always enthusiastic, and a closet Democrat. But both shared persistence and dedication in equal measure. As the sisters waged daily battles with their temperamental Linotype and the printing press, Old Bertha, and their sometimes more temperamental printer operators, the Gazette began to garner awards for editorials and features and more important to earn the enthusiasm of its readers."
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