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| Source: Who's Who in Missouri: a Compilation of Biographical Information on Outstanding Citizens of the State of Missouri (Atlanta, Ga.: United States Public Relations Service, 1974) Location: Reading Room / MO / 920 / Un3w | |
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| Last Name: | Baker |
| First Name: | W. |
| Middle Name: | Raymond |
| Birth Date: | 1914 |
| Page: | 19 |
| Remarks: | resident of Warrensburg |
| Source: Store Chat (Famous-Barr Company), 1943-1974 (incomplete run) Location: Archives | |
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| Last Name: | Tempelton |
| First Name: | Mamie |
| Last Name, Alternate Spelling: | Templeton |
| Volume: | XVIII |
| Issue: | 20 |
| Date of Publication: | August 12, 1955 |
| Page: | 6 |
| Source: The Censor: A Weekly Devoted to Current
Comment, Political Gossip and Personal
Paragraphs (St. Louis: The Censor Company).
Issue dated December 17, 1914. Location: St.L. / 05 / C332 | |
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| First Name: | Leo |
| Last Name: | Carton |
| Building Illustration: | No |
| Portrait: | No |
| Advertisement: | No |
| Page: | 17 |
| Source: A Mournful Elegy on the Unfortunate Victims,
Who Fell Sacrifices to the Ravages of That Fell
Destroyer, the Asiatic Cholera, at the Gravois
Coal Diggings, Near St. Louis, Mo., June and
July, 1849 by John Russel, teacher in the
doomed district. Location: Special Collections / 808 / M561 / volume 1 / #8 | |
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| Last Name: | Woodcock |
| First Name: | Nancy |
| Age: | 32 |
| Remarks: | wife of James Woodcock |
| Source: Watercolors by architect and artist F. Humphry W. Woolrych, 1894-1895 Location: Varney, Woolrych and Pulis Architectural Renderings, Archives | |
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| Last Name: | Luecke |
| First Name: | Jos. |
| Middle Name: | F. |
| Building Illustration: | yes |
| Address: | northwest corner Spring & Olive |
| Remarks: | watercolor of buildings at the northwest corner of Spring and Olive; one of the buildings has a sign that reads "Jos. F. Luecke" |