CHAPTER 9 Missouri Information

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Newspaper Organizations

Missouri Press Association 802 Locust St. Columbia 65201 DOUG CREWS Telephone: (573) 449-4167 / FAX: (573) 874-5894 Executive Director www.mopress.com Missouri Press Association

The Missouri Press Association is an organi- On the occasion of its 100th anniversary in zation of newspapers in the state. 1966, the association re-established the old Organized May 17, 1867, as the Editors and Saline County Herald newspaper office in his- Publishers Association of Missouri, the name toric Arrow Rock and maintains a newspaper was changed in 1877 to the Missouri Press Asso- equipment museum in connection with it. ciation. In 1922, the association became a non- The Missouri Press Foundation administers profit corporation; a central office was opened and funds seminars and workshops for newspa- under a field manager whose job it was to travel per people, supports Newspapers In Education the state and help newspapers with problems. programs, and funds scholarships and intern- The association, located in Columbia, be- ships for Missouri students studying community came the fifth press association in the nation to journalism in college. finance its headquarters through member contri- Membership in the association is voluntary. butions. The MPA’s building was purchased in All daily newspapers in the state are members 1969. and 99 percent of the weekly newspapers are As a founder of institutions the Missouri Press members. In 2005 there were 246 weekly news- Association aided in the establishment of the paper members and 50 daily members. The Confederate Soldiers’ Home, the upbuilding of association also has 185 associate and sustain- the normal schools, support of the public school ing members. It is supported wholly by dues system and advancement of the University of Mis- paid by these members. souri. The central office in Columbia has 9 employ- The association founded the State Historical ees. Doug Crews serves as executive director by Society of Missouri in 1898 and today several of appointment of the board of directors. its members serve on the board of trustees. Great- est among its achievements is the establishment of Officers, Missouri Press the first school of journalism in the world in 1908. The Missouri School of Journalism at the Univer- Association, 2005 sity of Missouri–Columbia continues as the largest President: John Spaar, Odessa Odessan; and foremost school of its kind. The association First vice president: Steve Oldfield, Adrian Jour- led the drive to fund the Chair in Community nal; Newspaper Management at the School of Journal- Second vice president: David Bradley Jr., St. ism and its donations helped fund the student Joseph News-Press; lounge in the school’s Lee Hills Hall. Secretary: Dan Wehmer, Seymour Webster Through their association, the publishers in County Citizen; Missouri have worked to keep the press free and Treasurer: Jeff Schrag, Springfield Daily Events; alert, as well as responsible; to keep it financial- Directors: Gary Sosniecki, Vandalia Leader; ly independent so it can render impartial public Dave Berry, Bolivar Herald-Free Press; Dane service; to understand changing trends in busi- Vernon, Eldon Advertiser; Kevin Jones, St. ness and in reader needs. Activities of the asso- Louis American; Jack Whitaker, Hannibal ciation include setting up workshops, seminars, Courier-Post; Vicki Russell, Columbia Daily conventions, publication of a magazine, The Tribune; Phil Conger, Bethany Republican- Missouri Press News, supplying information to Clipper. members, helping newspapers find skilled per- National Newspaper Association Represen- sonnel and assisting with the placement of stu- tative: Gary Beissenherz, Concordia Concor- dents graduating from journalism programs. dian. MISSOURI INFORMATION—NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATIONS 877

Past Presidents, Missouri Press 1925—Eugene B. Roach*, Carthage Democrat 1926—E.H. Winter*, Warrenton Banner Association 1927—C.L. Hobart*, Holden Progress 1867—J.W. Barrett*, Canton Press 1928—Harry Denman*, Farmington News 1868—J.W. Barrett*, Canton Press 1929—Charles L. Woods*, Rolla Herald 1869—J.W. Barrett*, Canton Press 1930—E.E. Swain*, Kirksville Express 1870—N.J. Colman*, Rural World 1931—Frank H. Sosey*, Palmyra Spectator 1871—N.J. Colman*, Rural World 1932—W.J. Sewall*, Carthage Press 1872—C.B. Wilkinson*, St. Joseph Herald 1933—Wallace Crossley*, Warrensburg Star- 1873—A.Y. Hull*, Sedalia Democrat Journal 1874—W.F. Switzler*, Columbia Statesman 1934—Fred M. Harrison*, Gallatin North Mis- 1875—L.J. Eastin*, Glasgow Journal sourian 1876—Milo Blair*, Boonville Eagle 1935—W.L. Bouchard*, Flat River Lead Belt News 1877—T.W. Park*, Platte City Landmark 1936—Robert C. Goshorn*, Jefferson City Post- 1878—J.E. Hutton*, Mexico Intelligencer Tribune 1879—J.E. Hutton*, Mexico Intelligencer 1937—John C. Stapel*, Rock Port Atchison 1880—J.H. Turner*, Carrollton Record County Mail 1881—J.T. Childs*, Richmond Conservator 1938—George B. Harlan*, Boonville Cooper 1882—A.A. Lesueur*, Lexington Intelligencer County Record 1883—J.B. Thompson*, La Plata Home Press 1939—James Todd*, Moberly Monitor-Index 1884—R.B. Speed*, Nevada Mail 1940—Clint H. Denman*, Sikeston Herald 1885—R.M. White*, Mexico Ledger 1941—C.E. Watkins*, Chillicothe Constitution- 1886—J.A. Hudson*, Macon Times Tribune 1887—W.D. Crandall*, Brookfield Gazette 1942—W.E. Freeland*, Forsyth Taney County 1888—I.H. Kinley*, Brunswick Brunswicker Republican 1889—Walter Williams*, Boonville Advertiser 1943—O.J. Ferguson*, Fredericktown Democ- 1890—E.W. Stephens*, Columbia Herald rat-News 1891—J. West Goodwin*, Sedalia Bazoo 1944—Frank H. Hollmann*, Warrenton Banner 1892—W.O.L. Jewett*, Shelbina Democrat 1945—W.C. Hewitt*, Shelbyville Shelby County 1893—J.C. Kerby*, West Plains Gazette Herald 1894—John Knott*, Hannibal Journal 1946—T. Ballard Watters*, Marshfield Mail 1895—John W. Jacks*, Montgomery Standard 1947—George P. Johnston*, Fulton Sun Gazette 1896—H.E. Robinson*, Maryville Republican 1948—Meredith Garten*, Pierce City Leader 1897—Henry W. Ewing*, Jefferson City Tribune Journal 1898—George H. Trigg*, Richmond Conservator 1949—Stanley R. Fike*, Fairmount Inter-City 1899—H.J. Groves*, Independence Sentinel News 1900—W.R. Painter*, Carrollton Democrat 1950—T.J. Clark*, Carrollton Republican-Record 1901—Wes L. Robertson*, Gallatin Democrat 1951—L.N. Bowman*, King City Tri-County News 1902—E.P. Caruthers*, Kennett Democrat 1952—George H. Scruton*, Sedalia Democrat 1903—Howard Ellis*, New Florence Leader 1953—Mack F. Denman*, Farmington News 1904—T.T. Wilson*, Tarkio Avalanche 1954—A.A. Steinbeck*, Union Franklin County 1905—William Southern Jr.*, Jackson Examiner Tribune 1906—William Southern Jr.*, Jackson Examiner 1955—C.L. Blanton Jr.*, Sikeston Standard 1907—Phillip Ganz*, Macon Republican 1956—Joe M. Roberts*, Maysville Record-Herald 1908—Omar D. Gray*, Sturgeon Leader 1957—W.L. Simpson*, Holden Progress 1909—Henry F. Childers*, Troy Free Press 1958—E.J. Melton*, Boonville Record 1910—C.M. Harrison*, Gallatin North Missourian 1959—James C. Kirkpatrick*, Windsor Review 1911—J.R. Lowell*, Moberly Democrat 1960—E.L. Dale*, Carthage Press 1912—E.L. Purcell*, Fredericktown News 1961—Victor Gierke*, Louisiana Press-Journal 1913—Ovid Bell*, Fulton Gazette 1962—Harry E. Guth Sr.*, Perryville Republic 1914—Fred Naeter*, Cape Girardeau Republican 1963—J.W. Brown Jr.*, Harrisonville, Cass Coun- 1915—H.S. Sturgis*, Neosho Times ty Democrat-Missourian 1916—J. Kelly Pool*, Centralia Courier 1964—Jac Zimmerman*, Willow Springs News 1917—H.J. Blanton*, Paris Appeal 1965—Ben F. Weir Sr.*, Nevada Daily Mail 1918—J.P. Tucker*, Parkville Gazette 1966—J.J. Graf, Hermann Advertiser-Courier 1919—J.N. Stonebraker*, Carrollton Republican 1967—Oliver B. Ferguson*, Fredericktown 1920—Will H. Zorn*, West Plains Gazette Democrat-News 1921—Mitchell White*, Mexico Ledger 1968—Lucius B. Morse*, St. Louis Daily Record 1922—Fred Hull*, Maryville Tribune 1969—Marion O. Ridings*, Hamilton Advocate- 1923—Dwight H. Brown*, Poplar Bluff American Hamiltonian 1924—Asa W. Butler*, Albany Capital 1970—Robert L. Vickery*, Salem News and Post 878 OFFICIAL MANUAL

1971—J. Porter Fisher*, New London Ralls souri Press associations voted to combine their County Record organizations with one board of directors. 1972—Harry Naeter*, Cape Girardeau South- The Central Missouri Press Association was east Missourian organized February 27, 1925 in Jefferson City 1973—Wallace G. Vernon, Eldon Advertiser with 30 charter members. Edgar C. Nelson, then 1974—Bill D. Williams, Thayer News owner and publisher of the Boonville Advertiser, 1975—Joseph Snyder, Gallatin North Missourian was elected the first president. The district ex- 1976—Robert Blosser, Jefferson City News and tended from St. Louis County on the east to Jack- Tribune son, Cass and Bates counties on the west and 1977—Charles L. Blanton III*, Sikeston Standard included all 28 counties through the central part 1978—Weldon H. (Pete) Steiner*, Vandalia Leader-Press of the state bordering the Missouri River on both 1979—John Henry Cox, Rock Port Atchison sides. In these counties are located the State County Mail Capitol, University of Missouri, State Fair 1980—Rogers Hewitt, Shelbyville Shelby Coun- Grounds and Central Missouri State University. ty Herald The first organizational meeting of Northeast 1981—William O. Lenhart*, Trenton Republi- Missouri Publishers was held in Hannibal in can-Times November 1889. Meetings of this group were 1982—Mrs. Avis Tucker, Warrensburg Daily Star- held up to and including 1896, after which the Journal organization disintegrated and was succeeded 1983—Ralph E. Clayton, Caruthersville Demo- by the Northeast Missouri Press Association, crat-Argus organized in 1920 in Kirksville with Charles H. 1984—Robert M. White II, Mexico Ledger Weisenborn, editor of the Macon Daily Chroni- 1985—James C. Sterling, Bolivar Herald-Free Press cle-Herald as its first president. 1986—Dalton Wright, Lebanon Daily Record 1987—Charles Hedberg, Centralia Fireside Guard Officers, Show-Me Press Association, elected 1988—Betty Simpson Spaar, The Odessa Odessan in June 2005, are: 1989—Kenneth W. Cope, Neosho Daily News President: Jeff Hedberg, Centralia; 1990—W. Ray Vickery, Salem News First vice president: Gary Beissenherz, Concor- 1991—R.B. (Bob) Smith III, Lebanon Daily Record dia; 1992—Thomas L. Miller Sr., Washington Mis- Second vice president: John Spaar, Odessa; sourian Secretary/treasurer: Sandy Nelson, Harrisonville; 1993—Donald Warden, Owensville Gasconade Directors: Charlie Fischer, Sedalia; Jack Whitak- County Republican er, Hannibal; Rob Viehman, Cuba; Trevor 1994—F. Kirk Powell, Pleasant Hill Times Vernon, Eldon. 1995—Charles E. Haney, Chillicothe Constitution- Tribune Missouri Advertising Managers’ 1996—Harold Ellinghouse, Piedmont Wayne Association, Inc. County Journal-Banner 1997—David Lipman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Missouri Advertising Managers’ Association, 1998—William E. James, Harrisonville Cass Inc., was formed in May, 1948. Thomas F. Briggs County Democrat–Missourian of the Macon Chronicle-Herald was the first 1999—Robert W. Wilson, Milan Standard president. The organization was formed not only 2000—William L. Miller Sr., Washington Mis- to help advertising managers, but, through the sourian use of clinics, courses and exchanges of ideas, to 2001—Wendell J. Lenhart, Trenton Republican- benefit the buying public and merchants who Times purchase advertising space. The organization is 2002—Dane Vernon, Eldon Advertiser concerned with the honesty, truth and equality 2003—David Berry, Bolivar Herald-Free Press of advertising in newspapers. 2004—Gary Sosniecki, Vandalia Leader Officers elected in May 2005: 2005—John Spaar, The Odessa Odessan. ______President: Kevin Jones, St. Louis; *Deceased. First vice president: Jane Haberberger, Washing- ton; Show-Me Press Association Second vice president: Steve Hutchings, Gaines- ville; (Formerly the Central Missouri Press Association and the Secretary: Debbie Chapman, Marshfield; Northeast Missouri Press Association) Treasurer: Doug Crews, Columbia; The Show-Me Press Association was formed Directors: Beth Durreman, Lebanon; Trevor Ver- in June 1995 at Lake Ozark when members of non, Eldon; Debra Kiser, Jefferson City; Jim the Central Missouri Press and Northeast Mis- Salzman, Jackson; Bobbie Snodgrass, Joplin. MISSOURI INFORMATION—NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATIONS 879

Missouri Associated Dailies became the Missouri APME in 1985. It sponsors an annual news writing contest for member The Missouri Associated Dailies, composed newspapers, held in the spring; an annual Jobs of the daily newspapers of the state, was formed Fair to help Missouri editors recruit from Missouri during the latter part of 1914. universities and colleges, held in the fall, and The objects and purposes of the Missouri periodically critiques the Missouri AP report. Associated Dailies Association are: to advertise Officers are: Missouri and its various sections in trade and advertising circles of the United States; to take Chair: Diane Raynes, Trenton; whatever steps may be necessary toward obtain- First vice chair: Oliver Wiest, Sedalia; ing increased advertising lineage both national Past chair: Dennis Ellsworth, St. Joseph. and local, for the various members of the organ- ization; to establish an effective exchange of Missouri Circulation Management business information between the various mem- Association bers of the organization; to discuss and consider Missouri Circulation Management Association subjects of interest to the members; and to was formed in June, 1948. Francis Pike, circulation endeavor to promote the growth and prosperity manager of the Columbia Tribune, was the first of its various members in particular and the president. The purpose of the organization is to im- newspapers of the state in general. prove the profession of journalism through cours- Officers elected in September 2004 are: es, clinics and exchanges of ideas related to news- President: Joe May, Mexico; paper distribution in order to benefit the buying Vice president: Ben Weir Jr., Independence; public who subscribe to newspapers of the state. Secretary: Shelly Arth, Marshall; Officers are: Treasurer: Doug Crews, Columbia; President: Jim Kennedy, Bolivar; Past president: Larry Freels, Kirksville; First vice president: Brenda Carney, Harrisonville; Directors: Jack Whitaker, Hannibal; Arnie Rob- Second vice president: Jack Kaminsky, Joplin; bins, St. Louis; Charlie Fischer, Sedalia; Don Secretary: David Pine, Kansas City; Wyatt, Springfield; Dan Potter, Columbia; Treasurer: Doug Crews, Columbia; Randy Cope, Neosho. Directors: Ken Carpenter, Kansas City; Rob Missouri Associated Press Publishers Siebeneck, Jefferson City. and Editors Association Democratic Editors of Missouri The Missouri Associated Press Publishers and The present Democratic Editors of Missouri Editors Association is an organization of publish- organization had its beginning on June 5, 1894. ers and editors of Associated Press member news- A meeting of leading party editors of that day was papers in the state. Its function is to provide guid- held at Pertle Springs, a well-known resort near ance to the staff of the news cooperative on the Warrensburg, and the first Democratic Press As- state level. It meets once a year, in December. The sociation was formed. H. Martin Williams was association, formed in 1946, sponsors an annual the first president and U.A. McBride, then editor newsphoto contest for Missouri (and Kansas) of the Warrensburg Journal-Democrat, was cho- members. Officers are elected for two-year terms. sen secretary. It was named the Democratic Edi- torial Association of Missouri. Officers are: Ten years later a statewide meeting of Demo- Chair: Charlie Fischer, Sedalia; cratic editors held in St. Louis changed the name to Missouri Democratic Press Association. Missouri Associated Press George H. Scruton of the Sedalia Democrat was Managing Editors Association named president and served until his death two The Missouri Associated Press Managing Edi- years later. For many years John C. Stapel of the tors Association is an organization of editors of Atchison County Mail at Rock Port was presi- state AP member newspapers that provides the dent. He was followed by W.C. Hewitt of the AP with working-level input on its coverage of Shelby County Herald of Shelbyville. Missouri and the rest of the world. The associa- The interest of Mark R. Holloran, national tion provides an opportunity for member editors Democratic committeeman from Missouri, in a to better understand the functions of the news strong party press led to the reorganization of the service and to assist the cooperative in gathering Democratic Editors of Missouri. He appeared at a and distributing news and photos in Missouri. It breakfast meeting during a Missouri Press Associ- was organized in 1950 as the Missouri AP Wire ation meeting in Kansas City in November, 1955, Editors Association, when C.W. Johnson of the and called for an active Democratic press in Mis- Springfield Newspapers, Inc. called a meeting at souri. An advisory committee was named includ- Sedalia. He was named the group’s first chair. It ing: Edgar Blanton, Shelbina Democrat; Kay 880 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Miles, Benton County Guide; John Henry Cox, The Missouri Affiliate sponsors annual con- Atchison County Mail; Jess Stewart, Farmington tests for members and high school journalism Press; James C. Kirkpatrick, Windsor Review; and students. Categories are specified in all fields of Ben F. Weir, Nevada Daily Mail. The organiza- communication. First place winners in the state tional meeting was held March 24, 1956, in Jef- contest are entered automatically in the national ferson City with the following officers elected: contest. In 1971, MPW received the Sweep- President, James C. Kirkpatrick; vice president, stakes Award for earning the most points in the Edgar Blanton; secretary, Kay Miles; and treasur- national competition. er, Lane Davis, Houston Herald. In 1999, the St. Louis Chapter, now the Mis- Officers are: souri Affiliate, established an educational schol- President: Richard Fredrick, Paris; arship fund for a mature woman pursuing a First vice president: Bob Cunningham, Moberly; career in journalism, with matching funds pro- Secretary: Beth McPherson, Weston; vided by the Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis Treasurer: Linda Geist, Monroe City. and administered through the Journalism Foun- dation of metropolitan St. Louis. Missouri Affiliate, National Federation of Press Women Northwest Missouri Press Association Missouri Press Women was organized in The Northwest Missouri Press Association Columbia, May 5, 1937. The original purpose of was organized in St. Joseph on November 20, the club, as set forth in its constitution, is to 1891. There were 56 charter members. secure the benefits of organized efforts; to foster The association totals more than 150 mem- mutual improvement through association; and to bers. The association initiated the movement to promote the highest ideals of journalism. Any- secure a field secretary for the Missouri Press one residing or working in Missouri who quali- Association and started the plan to advertise fies as a professional communicator actively Missouri which led to the founding of the engaged in any aspect of the field of communi- Greater Missouri Association. cations for remuneration, for at least one year immediately prior to application, may be eligi- In 1962, the association dedicated the new ble for active membership. student lounge in the University of Missouri School of Journalism, which it completely Missouri Press Women became a charter equipped and furnished. member of the National Federation of Press Women, established in Chicago, Illinois, in Officers elected in January 2005 are: 1937, on the date of the Missouri group’s found- President: Jamey Honeycutt, Cameron; ing. Three Missouri members have served as First vice president: Steve Tinnen, Plattsburg; national presidents: Bertha Bless, Weston, Second vice president: Leslie Speckman, Savan- founding president of Missouri Press Women; nah; Mattie Dykes, Maryville; and Mildred Planthold Secretary: Kathy Conger, Bethany; Michie, St. Clair. Treasurer: Chris Boultinghouse, Mound City; Officers are: Directors: Dennis Ellsworth, St. Joseph; Kathy President: Karen Glines, Des Peres; Whipple, Kearney; Becky Sellars, Smithville; Vice president: Holly Berthold, Eureka; Chuck Haney, Chillicothe; W.C. Farmer, Rock Finance director: Karen Zarky, St. Louis; Port; Wendell Lenhart, Trenton; Tim Larson, Co-secretaries: Peggy Koch, Barnhart and Kathie Maryville; Kay Wilson, Maryville. Sutin, St. Louis; Past president: Janice Denham, St. Louis. Ozark Press Association The Ozark Press Association was organized in In April 1999, the St. Louis Chapter became Springfield on November 30, 1889, as the South- the Missouri Affiliate, taking responsibility for west Missouri Press Association, with an original state functions. Members throughout the state may participate in professional workshops, sem- membership of 30 owners and editors of newspa- inars, programs and field trips planned by the pers in Southwest Missouri. The name was Missouri Affiliate. The state group sponsors a changed to the Ozark Press Association in Novem- Communicator of Achievement who is honored ber, 1911. The membership had then passed the at the National Federation of Press Women 50 mark. The constitution had been changed to meeting biennially. Each May, the Press Women admit reporters, writers of news, and others con- gives the Virginia Betts White Quest Awards to nected with newspapers in Southwest Missouri. professional communicators who excel and con- Now there are more than 100 members. tinuously represent the quest of the highest stan- At one time, the group met twice each year. dards of professional ethics and excellence in One was a social gathering, usually in the fall at the field of communications. some resort in the area. The business meeting was MISSOURI INFORMATION—NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATIONS 881 held during the spring, at which time members denton; Robert Wilson, Milan; Ralph Clayton, and their families discussed newspaper problems Caruthersville; Kirk Powell, Pleasant Hill. and trends, saw exhibits by newspaper supply companies, and heard speakers prominent in jour- Missouri Society of nalism and other fields. Today, Ozark Press meets Newspaper Editors in the spring for its annual convention, and has sponsored several one-day workshops around the Missouri Society of Newspaper Editors, organ- region. ized in 1990 as an affiliate of the Missouri Press Association, encourages the full and free dissem- Officers elected in August 2005 are: ination of information and opinions of public President: Jeff Schrag, Springfield; interest through newspaper articles and editorials. Vice president: Rosemary Henderson, Mount Vernon; Its active members are editors and news execu- Secretary/treasurer: Vacant; tives of newspapers and news agencies. Past president: Keith Moore, Ava; Officers are: Directors: Tianna Brooks, Mountain View; David Bur- ton, Springfield; Jim Hamilton, Buffalo; Dala Whit- President: Buck Collier, St. Louis; taker, Cabool; Brad Gentry, Houston; Roger Dillon, First vice president: Buzz Ball, Neosho; Eminence; Kimball Long, El Dorado Springs Second vice president: Cathy Ripley, Chillicothe; Secretary/treasurer: Doug Crews, Columbia; Southeast Missouri Press Association Directors: Chris Wrinkle, Lebanon; Dennis The Southeast Missouri Press Association Ellsworth, St. Joseph; Dale Brendel, Indepen- was organized at Poplar Bluff in the spring of dence; Diane Raynes, Trenton; Greg Orear, 1893. E. Hoag, publisher of the Poplar Bluff Cit- Brookfield; Sam Blackwell, Cape Girardeau; izen, was the first president. Bud Jones, Odessa. Officers elected in April 2005 are: President: Diane McClain, Kennett; First vice president: Laura Johnston, Cape Girardeau; Second vice president: Kate Martin, Perryville; Secretary/treasurer: Michelle Friedrich, Poplar Bluff; Historian: Mildred Wallhausen, Charleston; Executive secretary: Ann Hayes, Southeast Mis- souri State University; Newspapers Directors: Kim Million-Gipson, Piedmont; Peggy Scott, Festus; Judy Schaaf-Wheeler, Ironton; Gabe Hartwig, Cape Girardeau; H. Scott Seal, of Missouri Portageville.

Missouri Press Foundation, Inc. This information is provided through coopera- The Missouri Press Foundation, Inc. was organ- tion with individual newspaper publishers and the ized in April, 1984. Robert M. White II of the Mex- Missouri Press Association. Listings include: name ico Ledger was the first president. Among its activ- of city; name of newspaper; publishing frequency ities, the foundation was formed to provide news- (W–Weekly, D–Daily, M–Monthly); political affili- paper journalism scholarships and fund intern- ation (R–Republican, D–Democrat, L–Libertarian, ships, conduct newspaper journalism seminars, Ind.–Independent, NP–Nonpartisan); name of support Newspapers In Education programs, con- publisher, editor or other personnel; web site duct an annual Better Newspaper Contest, collect address (if available). Not all papers listed are legal and preserve old newspaper printing equipment newspapers as defined by Missouri law. and operate a historical museum at Arrow Rock. Adair County Officers are: KIRKSVILLE—Kirksville Daily Express and News, D, (ex. President: Tom Miller, Washington; Sat.), (Ind.), Larry Freels, publisher. www.kirksville First vice president: David Lipman, St. Louis; dailyexpress.com Second vice president: Betty Spaar, Odessa; Andrew County Secretary/treasurer: Doug Crews, Columbia; Directors: R.B. Smith III, Lebanon; Wallace Ver- SAVANNAH—Savannah Reporter, W, Wed., (R), Leslie Speckman, publisher. www.readthereporter.com non, Eldon; Rogers Hewitt, Shelbyville; James Sterling, Columbia; Mrs. Wanda A. Brown, Atchison County Harrisonville; Avis G. Tucker, Warrensburg; FAIRFAX—The Fairfax Forum, W, Thurs., (R), Will and Joy Edward Steele, Columbia; Jo Anne Bray, Cam- Johnson, publishers. www.northwestmissouri.com 882 OFFICIAL MANUAL

ROCK PORT—The Atchison County Mail, W, Thurs., Buchanan County (D), William C. Farmer, publisher. www.northwest ST. JOSEPH—St. Joseph Daily Courier, D, (ex. Sat. & missouri.com Sun.), (D), Bill Cunningham, publisher. TARKIO—Tarkio Avalanche, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Will and Joy ST. JOSEPH—St. Joseph News-Press, D, (Ind.), Henry H. Johnson, publishers. www.northwestmissouri.com Bradley, chair; David R. Bradley Jr., publisher. Audrain County www.stjoelive.com ST. JOSEPH—St. Joseph Telegraph, W, Fri., (L), Scott MEXICO—Mexico Ledger, D, (ex. Sun.), (Ind.), Joe A. Johnson, publisher. May, publisher. www.mexicoledger.com VANDALIA—Vandalia Leader, W, Wed., (D), Gary and Butler County Helen Sosniecki, publishers and editors. www.van POPLAR BLUFF—Daily American Republic, D, (ex. Sat.), dalialeader.com (Ind.), Don Schrieber, publisher. www.darnews.com Barry County Caldwell County CASSVILLE—Cassville Democrat, W, Wed., (Ind.), Bob BRAYMER—The Braymer Bee, W, Thurs., (R), Anne and Moore, publisher. Marshall Tezon, publishers. CASSVILLE—Barry County Advertiser, W, Wed., (R), HAMILTON—The Hamilton Advocate, W, Thurs., (D), Jean Melton, publisher. Anne and Marshall Tezon, publishers. www.north MONETT—The Monett Times, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.), (R), westmissouri.com Michael L. Stubbs, publisher. www.monett-times. com Callaway County WHEATON—The Wheaton Journal, W, Thurs., (Ind.), FULTON—The Fulton Sun, D, (ex. Sat. & Mon.), (Ind.), Bob Moore, publisher. Lenore T. Weldon, publisher. www.fultonsun.com Barton County Camden County LAMAR—Lamar Democrat, Semi-W, Wed. & Sat., CAMDENTON—Lake Sun-Leader, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.), (Ind.), Douglas D. and Rayma B. Davis, publishers. (Ind.), Tom Turner, publisher. www.lakesunleader.com www.lamardemocrat.com CAMDENTON––Camden County Reporter, W, Wed., LIBERAL—The Liberal News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Darvin E. Linda G. Burns, publisher. www.theccreporter.com and Ruth Ann Weaver, publishers. Cape Girardeau County Bates County CAPE GIRARDEAU—Southeast Missourian, D, (Ind.), ADRIAN—The Adrian Journal, W, Thurs., (R), Steve and Gary Rust, chairman; Jon Rust and Rex Rust, co- Linda Oldfield, publishers. www.adrianjournal.com presidents; Wally Lage, vice president. www.se BUTLER—Butler News-Xpress, W, Fri., (R), Jim and missourian.com Carol Peters, C.A. Moore, publishers/editors. JACKSON—The Cash-Book Journal, W, Wed., (D), Gina www.ad-xchanger.com Bader, publisher. www.jacksonmo.com/cashbook RICH HILL—Rich Hill Mining Review, W, Fri., (Ind.), Michael Crawford, publisher. Carroll County Benton County CARROLLTON—Carrollton Democrat, Semi-W, Tues. & Fri., (D), Frank Mercer, publisher. COLE CAMP—The Cole Camp Courier, W, Thurs., (R), NORBORNE—Norborne Democrat-Leader, W, Thurs., James Krier, publisher. (D), Frank Mercer, publisher. LINCOLN—Lincoln New Era, W, Thurs., (L), James Krier, publisher. Carter County SEDALIA—The Benton County Plainsman, W, Wed., VAN BUREN—The Current Local, W, Thurs., (D), Alan (Ind.), Charles Fischer, publisher. and Marjorie Turley, publishers. WARSAW—Benton County Enterprise, W, Thurs., (D), James Mahlon White, publisher. Cass County Bollinger County BELTON—The Belton Star-Herald, W, Thurs., (R), Sandy Nelson, publisher. www.thestar-herald.com MARBLE HILL—The Banner-Press, W, Thurs., (Ind.), BELTON––The Journal, W, Tues., (Ind.), Connie R. Gary Rust and Wally Lage, publishers. McCann, publisher. DREXEL—The Drexel Star, W, Thurs., (D), Steve and Boone County Linda Oldfield, publishers. ASHLAND—The Boone County Journal, W, Wed., (D), HARRISONVILLE—Cass County Democrat-Missourian, Bruce and Susan Wallace, publishers. www.boco W, Fri., (D), Sandy Nelson, publisher. www.demo- jo.com mo.com CENTRALIA—Fireside Guard, W, Wed., (Ind.), Janann PLEASANT HILL—Pleasant Hill Times, W, Wed., (D), and Charles Hedberg, publishers. Kirk and Jan Powell, publishers. www.phtimes.com COLUMBIA—Columbia Daily Tribune, D, (Ind.), Henry J. Waters III, publisher. www.columbiatribune.com Cedar County COLUMBIA—Columbia Missourian, D, (ex. Sat.), (Ind.), EL DORADO SPRINGS—El Dorado Springs Star, W, Dean Mills/Daniel S. Potter, publisher/general man- Fri., (R), Larry and Patsy Brownlee, publishers. ager. www.digmo.com EL DORADO SPRINGS—El Dorado Springs Sun, W, HALLSVILLE—The Hallsville Top, W, Thurs., Janann, Thurs., (Ind.), Kenneth and Kimball S. Long, pub- Charles and Jeff Hedberg, publishers. lishers. www.eldoradospringsmo.com MISSOURI INFORMATION—NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATIONS 883

STOCKTON—Cedar County Republican, W, Wed., BOONVILLE—Record, W, Tues., (Ind.), Scott Jackson, (Ind.), Dave Berry, publisher. www.cedarcounty publisher. republican.com Crawford County Chariton County CUBA—Cuba Free Press, W, Thurs., (D), Rob Viehman, BRUNSWICK—The Brunswicker, W, Thurs., (Ind.), publisher. www.cubafreepress.com Larry and Susan Baxley, publishers. STEELVILLE—Steelville Star-Crawford Mirror, W, Wed., SALISBURY—Salisbury Press-Spectator, W, Thurs., (D), (Ind.), Rob Viehman, publisher; Ava Viehman, edi- Larry and Susan Baxley, publishers. tor. www.steelvillestar.com Christian County Dade County NIXA—Nixa News-Enterprise, W, Wed., (Ind.), Dave GREENFIELD—Greenfield Vedette, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Berry, publisher. www.nixanewsenterprise.com Marlene DeClue, publisher. OZARK—Ozark Christian County Headliner News, W, Wed., (Ind.), Dave Berry, publisher. www.christian Dallas County countyheadliner.com BUFFALO—Buffalo Reflex, W, Wed., (Ind.), Dave Berry, Clark County publisher. www.buffaloreflex.com BUFFALO—Dallas County Courier, W, Thurs., (R), Jack KAHOKA—Hometown Journal, W, Tues., (D), Joe H. Lewy, publisher. Roberts, publisher. KAHOKA—The Media, W, Wed., (R), Mike and Sue Daviess County Scott, publishers. GALLATIN—North Missourian, W, Wed., (D), Darryl Clay County Wilkinson, publisher. www.northwestmissouri.com JAMESPORT—Tri-County Weekly, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Natha EXCELSIOR SPRINGS—Standard, Semi-W, Tues. & Fri., McAllister, publisher. www.northwestmissouri.com (Ind.), James F. Bouldin, publisher. www.leader press.com DeKalb County GLADSTONE—Gladstone Sun News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), MAYSVILLE—DeKalb County Record-Herald, W, Roy Biondi, publisher. www.sunpublications.com Thurs., (Ind.), Terry Pearl, publisher. KANSAS CITY— Northland Sun News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Roy Biondi, publisher. www.sunpublications.com Dent County KANSAS CITY—Dispatch Tribune, Semi-W, Wed. & SALEM—The Salem News, Semi-W, Tues. & Thurs., Sat., (Ind.), Richard Whipple, publisher. www.dis (Ind.), Donald Dodd, publisher. www.thesalem patchtribune.com newsonline.com KANSAS CITY—Kansas City Wednesday Magazine, W, Wed., (Ind.), Richard Whipple, publisher. www.dis Douglas County patchtribune.com AVA—Douglas County Herald, W, Thurs., (R), James E. KEARNEY—The Kearney Courier, W, Thurs., (R), Kathy Curry, publisher. www.douglascountyherald.com Whipple, publisher. LIBERTY—Liberty Tribune, Semi-W, Wed. & Sat., (Ind.), Dunklin County Richard Whipple, publisher. www.dispatch tribune.com CAMPBELL—The Campbell Courier, W, Wed., Bryan LIBERTY—Liberty Sun News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Roy Allen, publisher. Biondi, publisher. www.sunpublications.com KENNETT—The Daily Dunklin Democrat, D, (ex. Sat. & SMITHVILLE—Smithville Lake Herald, W, Wed., (Ind.), Mon.), (Ind.), Ernest H. Hunt, publisher. www.ddd Jim Card, publisher. www.smithvilleherald.com news.com MALDEN—The Delta News–Citizen, W, Wed., (Ind.), Clinton County Ernest H. Hunt, publisher. CAMERON—Citizen Observer, W, Thurs., (R), Jamey SENATH—The Town Crier, W, Tues., (Ind.), Ronald E. Honeycutt, publisher. www.citizen-observer.com Kemp, publisher. www.thetown-crier.com LATHROP—Rural Reporter, W, Thurs., (R), Dan and Franklin County Pauli Slibowski, publishers. PLATTSBURG—The Clinton County Leader, W, Thurs., NEW HAVEN—New Haven Leader, W, Wed., (R), (D), Steve Tinnen, publisher. Cindy Kuhn, publisher. ST. CLAIR—Franklin County Watchman, W, Mon., Cole County (Ind.), Ronald W. Kuper, publisher. www.watchman JEFFERSON CITY—Daily Capital News, D, (ex. Sun. & notices.com Mon.), (Ind.), Mrs. W.H. Weldon, publisher. www. ST. CLAIR—St. Clair Missourian, Semi-W, Wed. & Sat., newstribune.com (Ind.), William Miller, publisher. www.emissourian. JEFFERSON CITY—Jefferson City Post-Tribune, D, (ex. com Sun.), (Ind.), Mrs. W.H. Weldon, publisher. SULLIVAN—Sullivan Independent News, W, Wed., www.newstribune.com (Ind.), Kathleen Manion, publisher. www.sullivan JEFFERSON CITY—News Tribune, W, Sun., (Ind.), Mrs. news.com W.H. Weldon, publisher. www.newstribune.com UNION—Union Missourian, Semi-W, Wed. & Sat., (Ind.), William Miller, publisher. www.emissourian. Cooper County com BOONVILLE—Boonville Daily News, D, (ex. Tues., Sat. WASHINGTON—Washington Missourian, Semi-W, & Sun.), (Ind.), Scott Jackson, publisher. www. Wed. & Sat., (Ind.), William Miller, publisher. boonvilledailynews.com www.emissourian.com 884 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Gasconade County Howell County BLAND—Bland Courier, W, Wed., (D), Kurt J. Lewis, MOUNTAIN VIEW—Standard News, W, Wed., (R), publisher. Tianna Brooks, publisher. HERMANN—Advertiser-Courier, W, Wed., (R), Cindy WEST PLAINS—West Plains Daily Quill, D, (ex. Sat. & Kuhn, publisher; Don Kruse, editor. Sun.), (D), Frank L. Martin III, publisher. www.west OWENSVILLE—Gasconade County Republican, W, plainsquill.com Wed., (R), Don Warden, publisher. WILLOW SPRINGS––Howell County News, W, Thurs., (R), Kim Wehmer, publisher. www.howellcounty Gentry County news.com ALBANY—The Ledger, W, Wed., (Ind.), Terry F. Holub, Iron County publisher. KING CITY—Tri-County News, W, Fri., (Ind.), Larry IRONTON—The Mountain Echo, W, Wed., (Ind.), Judy Pearl, publisher. Schaaf-Wheeler, publisher. VIBURNUM—Quad County Star, W, Wed., (Ind.), Gary Greene County R. Dickens, publisher. ASH GROVE—The Commonwealth, W, Wed., (R), Jackson County Kathy Ahrens, publisher. REPUBLIC—The Republic Monitor, W, Wed., (Ind.), GRANDVIEW—Jackson County Advocate, W, Thurs., Dave Berry, publisher. www.republic-monitor.com (D), Agnes Turnbaugh, publisher. SPRINGFIELD—Daily Events, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.), (R), INDEPENDENCE/BLUE SPRINGS—The Examiner, D, Jeff Schrag, publisher. www.thedailyevents.com (ex. Sun.), (Ind.), Ben F. Weir Jr., publisher. SPRINGFIELD—Business Journal, W, Mon., (Ind.), www.examiner.net Dianne Elizabeth-Osis, publisher. www.sbj.net KANSAS CITY––Pitch Weekly, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Joel SPRINGFIELD—The News-Leader, D, (Ind.), Thomas A. Hornbostel, publisher. www.pitch.com Bookstaver, publisher. www.news-leader.com KANSAS CITY—The Kansas City Business Journal, W, WILLARD—Cross Country Times, W, Wed., (R), Kathy Fri., (Ind.), Joyce Hayhow, publisher; Tammy Tier- Ahrens, publisher. ney, editor. KANSAS CITY—The Kansas City Call, W, Fri., (Ind.), Grundy County Donna Stewart, publisher. KANSAS CITY—The Daily Record, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.) TRENTON—Republican-Times, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.), (D), Ginger Lamb, publisher. www.kcdailyrecord.com (Ind.), Wendell J. Lenhart, publisher. www.north KANSAS CITY—The Kansas City Star, D, (Ind.), Mac westmissouri.com Tully, publisher. www.kcstar.com Harrison County KANSAS CITY—The Northeast News, W, Wed., (Ind.), Michael Bushnell, publisher. www.northeast BETHANY—Bethany Republican-Clipper, W, Wed., (R), news.net Philip G. & Kathy Conger, publishers/editors. www. KANSAS CITY—The Pulse Legal Publication, D (ex. Sat bethanyclipper.com & Sun.), (Ind.), Pamela Weaver, publisher. Henry County www.pulselegal.com LEE’S SUMMIT—Lee’s Summit Journal, Semi-W, Wed. CLINTON—The Clinton Daily Democrat, D, (ex. Sat. & & Fri., (Ind.), Sandy Nelson, publisher. www.lsjour Sun.), (D), Kathleen W. Miles, publisher. nal.com CLINTON—Clinton Eye, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Kathleen W. OAK GROVE––Focus On Oak Grove, W, Thurs., (D), Miles, publisher. Betty S., John and Joe Spaar, publishers. SEDALIA—The Henry County Plainsman, W, Wed., OAK GROVE—Town & Country Extra, W, Tues., (Ind.), (Ind.), Charles Fischer, publisher. Ben F. Weir Jr., publisher. WINDSOR—Windsor Review, W, Thurs., (R), James RAYTOWN—Raytown Tribune, W, Wed., (Ind.), Krier, publisher. Richard Whipple, publisher. www.dispatchtribune. Hickory County com RAYTOWN—Raytown Post, W, Wed., (R), Randall HERMITAGE—The Index, W, Wed., (R), Don Ginnings, Battagler, publisher. publisher. Jasper County Holt County CARL JUNCTION—Jasper County Citizen, W, Wed., MOUND CITY—Mound City News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), (R), Paul E. Donley and Katrina M. Keys, publishers. Chris and Linda Boultinghouse, publishers. CARTHAGE—Carthage Press, D, (ex. Sun.), (Ind.), Ron www.northwestmissouri.com Graber, publisher. www.carthagepress.com OREGON—Times Observer, W, Thurs., (R), Wilma J. JOPLIN—The Joplin Globe, D, (Ind.), Dan Chiodo, pub- Ripley, publisher. lisher. www.joplinglobe.com SARCOXIE—The Sarcoxie Record, W, Wed., (R), Paul E. Howard County Donley and Katrina M. Keys, publishers. FAYETTE—The Fayette Advertiser, W, Wed., (Ind.), WEBB CITY—Webb City Sentinel, W, Fri., (Ind.), Merle James H. Steele, publisher. www.fayettenews Lortz and Bob Foos, publishers. papers.com FAYETTE—The Democrat-Leader, W, Sat., (Ind.), James Jefferson County H. Steele, publisher. www.fayettenewspapers.com ARNOLD—Jefferson County Journal, Semi-W, Wed. & GLASGOW—The Glasgow Missourian, W, Thurs., Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Dan Barger, (Ind.), Frank Mercer, publisher. publisher. www.STLToday.com MISSOURI INFORMATION—NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATIONS 885

ARNOLD-IMPERIAL—Leader, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Patrick TROY—Lincoln County Journal, W, Tues., (Ind.), Pat Martin, publisher. Whiteside, publisher. DE SOTO—Jefferson County Watchman, D, (Ind.), TROY—The Troy Free Press, W, Wed., (Ind.), Pat White- Ronald W. Kuper, publisher. www.watchman side, publisher. notices.com FESTUS—Jefferson County Leader, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Linn County Patrick Martin, publisher. BROOKFIELD—Linn County Leader, Tri-W, Mon., FESTUS—Jefferson County News Democrat Journal, Wed., Fri., (Ind.), Rod Dixon, publisher. Semi-W, Wed. & Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, presi- dent; Dan Barger, publisher. www.STLToday.com Livingston County HIGH RIDGE—Meramec Journal, Semi-W, Wed. & Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Dan Barger, CHILLICOTHE—The Constitution-Tribune, D, (ex. Sat. publisher. www.STLToday.com & Sun.), (Ind.), Rod Dixon, publisher. www.chilli PACIFIC—Tri-County Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph cothenews.com Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. www.STL CHILLICOTHE—The Weekly News, W, Darryl Wilkin- Today.com son, publisher. www.northwestmissouri.com Johnson County Macon County HOLDEN—The Holden Image, W, Thurs., (D), Rusty LA PLATA—The Home Press, W, Wed., (Ind.), Rebecca Hartwell, publisher. www.holdenimage.com Huddleston, publisher. KNOB NOSTER—The Knob Noster Item, W, Thurs., MACON—Macon Chronicle-Herald, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.), (D), Stan Hall, publisher. (Ind.), Pat Quinly, publisher. www.maconch.com SEDALIA—The Johnson County Plainsman, W, Wed., (Ind.), Charles Fischer, publisher. Madison County WARRENSBURG—The Daily Star-Journal, D, (ex. Sat. FREDERICKTOWN—The Democrat-News, W, Wed., & Sun.), (Ind.), Mrs. Avis G. Tucker, publisher. (Ind.), Jim York, publisher. WARRENSBURG—Gazette, W, Thurs., (R), Frank Mer- cer, publisher. Maries County Knox County BELLE—The Belle Banner, W, Wed., (R), Kurt J. Lewis, EDINA—The Edina Sentinel, W, Wed., (R), Mike and publisher. Sue Scott, publishers. VIENNA—Maries County Gazette, W, Wed., (D), Kurt J. Lewis, publisher. Laclede County LEBANON—Lebanon Daily Record, D, (ex. Sat.), (Ind.), Marion County Dalton Wright, publisher. www.lebanondaily HANNIBAL—Courier-Post, D, (ex. Sun.), (Ind.), John R. record.com Whitaker, publisher. www.hannibal.net Lafayette County PALMYRA—Palmyra Spectator, W, Wed., (D), Mark and Patty Cheffey, publishers. ALMA—Santa Fe Times, W, Fri., (Ind.), Frank Mercer, publisher. McDonald County CONCORDIA—The Concordian, W, Wed., (R), Gary ANDERSON—Anderson Graphic, W, Wed., (D), Beissenherz, publisher. George Pogue, publisher. www.press-info.com HIGGINSVILLE—The Advance, Semi-W, Wed. & Fri., GOODMAN—Goodman News Dispatch, W, Wed., (Ind.), Frank Mercer, publisher. (Ind.), George Pogue, publisher. www.press-info.com LEXINGTON—Lexington News, Semi-W, Wed. & Fri., (Ind.), Frank Mercer, publisher. NOEL—McDonald County Press, W, Wed., (D), George ODESSA—The Odessan, W, Thurs., (D), Betty S., John Pogue, publisher. www.press-info.com and Joe Spaar, publishers. PINEVILLE—McDonald County News-Gazette, W, Wed., (R), George Pogue, publisher. www.press- Lawrence County info.com AURORA—The Aurora Advertiser, Semi-W, Mon. & SOUTHWEST CITY—Southwest City Republic, W, Fri., (Ind.), Darren Sumner, publisher. Wed., (R), George Pogue, publisher. www.press- MOUNT VERNON—Lawrence County Record, W, info.com Wed., (D), Stephen and Kathy Fairchild, publishers. www.lawrencecountyrecord.com Mercer County PIERCE CITY—Leader-Journal, W, Wed., (R), Paul E. MERCER—Mercer County Mirror, W, Wed., (Ind.), Bob Donley and Katrina Keys, publishers. Lee, Janet and Alexis Martin, publishers. Lewis County PRINCETON—Post-Telegraph, W, Thurs., (R), Preston Cole, publisher. CANTON—Canton Press-News Journal, W, Thurs., (D), David W. Steinbeck, publisher; Daniel W. Stein- Miller County beck, editor. www.pnjnewscan.com LaBELLE—The LaBelle Star, W, Wed., (R), Mike and Sue ELDON—The Eldon Advertiser, W, Thurs., (D), Dane Scott, publishers. and Sharene Vernon, publishers. www.vpi-news papers.com Lincoln County TUSCUMBIA—The Miller County Autogram-Sentinel, ELSBERRY—The Elsberry Democrat, W, Wed., (Ind.), W, Thurs., (R), Dane and Sharene Vernon, publish- Walt Gilbert, publisher. ers. www.vpi-newspapers.com 886 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Mississippi County Osage County CHARLESTON—The Enterprise-Courier, W, Thurs., LINN—Unterrified Democrat, W, Wed., (R), Jerrilynn S. (Ind.), Mildred Wallhausen, Jim and Liz Anderson, Voss, publisher. publishers. www.enterprisecourier.com CHARLESTON—Mississippi County Times, W, Tues., Ozark County (Ind.), Richard Scheffer and Mary Rita Ketterer, pub- GAINESVILLE—Ozark County Times, W, Wed., (R), lishers. Norene Prososki, publisher. www.ozarkcounty EAST PRAIRIE—East Prairie Eagle, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Mil- times.com dred Wallhausen, Jim and Liz Anderson, publishers. www.enterprisecourier.com Pemiscot County Moniteau County CARUTHERSVILLE—Democrat-Argus, W, Thurs., (R), David Tennyson, publisher. CALIFORNIA—California Democrat, W, Wed., (Ind.), STEELE—The Steele Enterprise, W, Thurs., (D), David Mrs. W.H. Weldon, publisher. Tennyson, publisher. TIPTON—The Tipton Times, W, Thurs., (D), Dane and Sharene Vernon, publishers. www.vpi-newspapers. Perry County com PERRYVILLE—Perry County Republic-Monitor, Semi- Monroe County W, Tues. & Thurs., (Ind.), Jim Beaver, publisher. www.perryvillenews.com MONROE CITY—The Lake Gazette, W, Wed., (Ind.), PERRYVILLE—Mid-America Farmer Grower, W, Fri., Linda A. Geist, publisher. (Ind.), John M. LaRose Sr., publisher. PARIS—Monroe County Appeal, W, Thurs., (D), Richard Fredrick, publisher. www.monroecountyappeal.com Pettis County Montgomery County SEDALIA—Sedalia News Journal, W, Wed., (R), Greg Melton, publisher. MONTGOMERY CITY—Montgomery Standard, W, SEDALIA—The Pettis County Plainsman, W, Wed., (R), Wed., (D), John P. Fisher Jr., publisher. www.mont Charles Fischer, publisher. gomerystandard.net SEDALIA—The Sedalia Democrat, D, (Ind.), Charles Fis- WELLSVILLE—Wellsville Optic-News, W, Wed., (R), cher, publisher. www.sedaliademocrat.com John P. Fisher Jr., publisher. Phelps County Morgan County ROLLA—Rolla Daily News, D, (ex. Sat.), (Ind.), Stephen SEDALIA—The Morgan County Plainsman, W, Wed., E. Sowers, publisher. www.therolladailynews.com (Ind.), Charles Fischer, publisher. ST. JAMES—St. James Leader-Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), STOVER—Morgan County Press, W, Wed., (R), Dane Stephen E. Sowers, publisher. and Sharene Vernon, publishers. www.vpi-news papers.com Pike County VERSAILLES—Versailles Leader-Statesman, W, Thurs., BOWLING GREEN—The Bowling Green Times, W, (D), Dane and Sharene Vernon, publishers. Wed., (Ind.), Walt Gilbert, publisher. www.vpi-newspapers.com LOUISIANA—Louisiana Press-Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), New Madrid County Walt Gilbert, publisher. NEW MADRID—The Weekly Record, W, Fri., (D), Platte County Clement and Heidi Cravens, publishers. PORTAGEVILLE—Missourian News, W, Thurs., (R), Jon PARKVILLE—The Platte County Sun Gazette, W, Thurs., K. Rust, publisher; H. Scott Seal, general manager. (R), Roy Biondi, publisher. www.sunpublications.com PLATTE CITY—The Platte County Landmark, W, Thurs., Newton County (R), Ivan Foley, publisher. www.plattecountyland GRANBY—Newton County News, W, Wed., (R), Jen- mark.com nifer Bowman, publisher. PLATTE CITY—The Platte County Citizen, W, Wed., NEOSHO—Neosho Daily News, D, (ex. Sat.), (R), Rick (Ind.), Lee and Patricia Stubbs, publishers. Rogers, publisher. www.neoshodailynews.com www.plattecountycitizen.com SENECA—Seneca News-Dispatch, W, Thurs., (Ind.), WESTON—The Weston Chronicle, W, Wed., (D), Jim Diane Collins, publisher. and Beth McPherson, publishers. Nodaway County Polk County HOPKINS—Hopkins Journal, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Darla BOLIVAR—Bolivar Herald-Free Press, Semi-W, Wed. & and Steve Thompson, publishers. Fri., (Ind.), Dave Berry, publisher. www.bolivarmo MARYVILLE—Maryville Daily Forum, D, (ex. Sat. & news.com Sun.), (Ind.), Tim Larson, publisher. www.maryville HUMANSVILLE—Humansville Star-Leader, W, Fri, dailyforum.com (Ind.), Michael Crawford, publisher. MARYVILLE—Nodaway News Leader, W, Thurs., (R), Kay Wilson, publisher. www.nodawaynews.com Pulaski County DIXON—Dixon Pilot, W, Wed., (R), Rick Blackburn, Oregon County publisher. THAYER—The South Missourian News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), RICHLAND—The Richland Mirror, W, Wed., (R), Gail Janie Flynn, publisher. www.areawidenews.com Wright, publisher. www.richlandmirror.com MISSOURI INFORMATION—NEWSPAPER ORGANIZATIONS 887

ST. ROBERT—Ft. Leonard Wood Guidon, W, Thurs., (NP), St. Louis County Springfield News-Leader, publisher. www.flw- CHESTERFIELD—Chesterfield Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), guidon.com Joseph Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. ST. ROBERT—Pulaski County Democrat, W, Fri., (NP), www.STLToday.com Gail Wright, publisher. www.pulaskicountydem ocrat.com CLAYTON—Clayton-St. Louis County Watchman, D, WAYNESVILLE—The Daily Guide, D, (ex. Sat., Sun. & (Ind.), Ronald W. Kuper, publisher. www.watch- Mon.), (Ind.), Joel Goodridge, publisher. www. mannotices.com waynesvilledailyguide.com FLORISSANT—North County Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Carolyn Marty, publisher. Putnam County www.STLToday.com UNIONVILLE—Unionville Republican, W, Wed., (Ind.), JENNINGS—North Side Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Ron and Teresa Kinzler, publishers. Joseph Pepe, president; Carolyn Marty, publisher. www.STLToday.com Ralls County ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Concord Call, W, Thurs., (Ind.), NEW LONDON—Ralls County Herald-Enterprise, W, Deborah Baker, publisher; William Milligan, gener- Thurs., (D), Gene and Judith Statler, publishers. al manager. www.callnewspapers.com www.rallscountypaper.com ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Mid-County Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. Randolph County www.STLToday.com MOBERLY—Moberly Monitor-Index, D, (ex. Sat.), (Ind.), ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Oakville Call, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Bob Cunningham, publisher. www.moberlymonitor. Deborah Baker, publisher; William Milligan, gener- com al manager. www.callnewspapers.com ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Green Park Call, W, Thurs., Ray County (Ind.), Deborah Baker, publisher; William Milligan, LAWSON—The Lawson Review, W, Wed., (R), R. Cress general manager. www.callnewspapers.com Hewitt, publisher; David Blyth, editor. www.north ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Mail Call, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Deb- westmissouri.com orah Baker, publisher; William Milligan, general RICHMOND—The Daily News, D, (ex. Sat. & Sun.), manager. (D), Brian K. Rice, publisher. www.richmond-daily ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Oakville/Mehlville Journal, W, news.com Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, pub- lisher. www.STLToday.com Reynolds County ST. LOUIS COUNTY—St. Louis Countian, D, (ex. Sun. ELLINGTON—Reynolds County Courier, W, Thurs., & Mon.), (Ind.), Sara Sue Tedesco, publisher; Will (Ind.), Harold T. Ellinghouse, publisher. Connaghan, editor. www.thedailyrecord.com ST. LOUIS COUNTY—South County Journal, W, Wed., Ripley County (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, publisher. DONIPHAN—The Prospect-News, W, Wed., (Ind.), www.STLToday.com Don Schrieber, publisher. ST. LOUIS COUNTY––South City Journal, W, Wed. (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, publisher. St. Charles County www.STLToday.com O’FALLON—O’Fallon Journal, Tri-W, Wed., Fri. & Sun., ST. LOUIS COUNTY––South Side Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Annie Stein, publish- (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, publisher. er. www.STLToday.com www.STLToday.com ST. CHARLES—St. Charles County Business Record, D, ST. LOUIS COUNTY—South County Times, W, Fri., (ex. Sat. & Sun.), (Ind.), Sara Sue Tedesco, publish- (Ind.), Dwight Bitikofer, publisher; Don Corrigan, er. www.thedailyrecord.com editor. www.timesnewspapers.com ST. CHARLES—St. Charles Journal, Tri-W, Wed., Fri. & ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Southwest County Journal, W, Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Annie Stein, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, pub- publisher. www.STLToday.com lisher. www.STLToday.com ST. CHARLES—St. Charles Watchman, D, (Ind.), Ronald ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Southwest City Journal, W, W. Kuper, publisher. www.watchmannotices.com Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, pub- ST. PETERS—St. Peters Journal, Tri-W, Wed., Fri. & Sun., lisher. www.STLToday.com (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Annie Stein, publish- ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Suncrest Call, W, Thurs., (Ind.), er. www.STLToday.com Deborah Baker, publisher; William Milligan, gener- WENTZVILLE—Wentzville Journal, Semi-W, Wed. & al manager. www.callnewspapers.com Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Rich Coleman, ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Webster-Kirkwood Times, W, publisher. www.STLToday.com Fri., (Ind.), Dwight Bitikofer, publisher; Don Corrig- an, editor. www.timesnewspapers.com St. Clair County ST. LOUIS COUNTY—West County Journal, W, Wed., APPLETON CITY—Appleton City Journal, W, Fri., (Ind.), (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. Michael Crawford, publisher. www.STLToday.com OSCEOLA—St. Clair County Courier, W, Fri., (Ind.), UNIVERSITY CITY—Citizen Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Michael Crawford, publisher. Joseph Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. www.STLToday.com St. Francois County WEBSTER-KIRKWOOD—Webster/Kirkwood Journal, PARK HILLS—The Daily Journal, D, (Ind.), Jim York, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. publisher. www.STLToday.com 888 OFFICIAL MANUAL

WEST ST. LOUIS COUNTY—Press Journal, W, Wed., Taney County (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Tom Rees, publisher. www.STLToday.com BRANSON—Daily News, D, (ex. Sun. & Mon.), (R), Ted Delaney, publisher. www.bransondailynews.com Ste. Genevieve County BRANSON—Taney County Times, W, Wed., (R), Kurt J. STE. GENEVIEVE—Ste. Genevieve Herald, W, Wed., Lewis, publisher. (Ind.), Robert J. Burr, publisher. www.stegen Texas County herald.com CABOOL—The Cabool Enterprise, W, Thurs., (R), Dala Saline County and Tom Whittaker, publishers. MARSHALL—The Democrat-News, D, (ex. Sat. & HOUSTON—Houston Herald, W, Thurs., (D), Bradley Sun.), (Ind.), Shelly Arth, publisher. www.marshall G. Gentry, publisher. www.houstonherald.com news.com LICKING—The Licking News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Donald SEDALIA—The Saline County Plainsman, W, Wed., Dodd, publisher. (Ind.), Charles Fischer, publisher. SUMMERSVILLE—The Summersville Beacon, W, Wed., SLATER—The Slater Main Street News, W, Thurs., (Ind.), (Ind.), Sharon M. Vaughn, publisher. www.home. Jean Black, publisher. centurytel.net/sbeacon/ SWEET SPRINGS—Sweet Springs Herald, W, Wed., (D), Vernon County Kathy Dohrman, publisher. NEVADA—Nevada Sunday Herald, W, Sun., (R), Julie Schuyler County Wrighter, publisher. www.nevadadailymail.com GLENWOOD––Schuyler County Times, W, Tues., (R), NEVADA—The Nevada Daily Mail, D, (ex. Mon., Sat. & Melody Whitacre, publisher. Sun.), (D), Julie Wrighter, publisher. www.nevada dailymail.com Scotland County Warren County MEMPHIS—Memphis Democrat, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Chris Feeney, publisher. www.memphisdemocrat.com MARTHASVILLE—The Marthasville Record, W, Thurs., (Ind.), William Miller Jr., publisher. Scott County WARRENTON—Warrenton Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), CHAFFEE—Scott County Signal, W, Sun., (Ind.), Wally Joseph Pepe, president; Rich Coleman, publisher. Lage, publisher. www.STLToday.com SIKESTON—Standard Democrat, D, (ex. Sat.), (Ind.), Washington County Michael Jensen, publisher. www.standard-dem ocrat.com POTOSI—The Independent Journal, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Neil and Kris Richards, publishers. Shannon County Wayne County EMINENCE—Shannon County Current Wave, W, Wed., (Ind.), Roger Dillon, publisher. PIEDMONT—Wayne County Journal-Banner, W, Thurs., (Ind.), Harold T. Ellinghouse, publisher. Shelby County www.waynecojournalbanner.com CLARENCE—The Clarence Courier, W, Wed., (D), Den- Webster County nis W. Williams, publisher. SHELBINA—Shelbina Democrat, W, Wed., (D), Cele MARSHFIELD—The Marshfield Mail, W, Wed., (Ind.), Gilbert, publisher. Dave Berry, publisher. www.marshfieldmail.com SHELBINA—Shelbina Weekly, W, Wed., Thad and Mark ROGERSVILLE—South County Mail, W, Tues., (Ind.), Requet, publishers. Dave Berry, publisher. www.southcountymail.com SHELBYVILLE—Shelby County Herald, W, Wed., (D), SEYMOUR—Webster County Citizen, W, Wed., (R), Dennis W. Williams, publisher. Dan Wehmer, publisher. www.webstercounty citizen.com Stoddard County BLOOMFIELD—North Stoddard Countian, W, Wed., Worth County (Ind.), Ernest H. Hunt, publisher. GRANT CITY—Times-Tribune, W, Wed., (Ind.), Cindy DEXTER—Daily Statesman, D, (ex. Sat. & Mon.), (Ind.), Ackley, publisher. Ernest H. Hunt, publisher. www.dailystatesman.com SHERIDAN—Quad River News, W, Wed., (D), Joe PUXICO—Puxico Press, W, Wed., (Ind.), Don Schrieber, Stark, publisher. publisher. Wright County Stone County MANSFIELD—Mirror, W, Thurs., (R), Larry Dennis, pub- CRANE—The Crane Chronicle/Stone County Republi- lisher. www.mansfieldmirror.com can, W, Thurs., (R), Pam Davis, managing editor. MOUNTAIN GROVE—News-Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), www.stonecountynews.com Dalton Wright, publisher. www.news-journal.net GALENA—Stone County Calendar, W, Thurs., Melanie Flood, general manager. St. Louis City KIMBERLING CITY––Stone County Gazette, W, Thurs., ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Business Journal, W, Fri., (Ind.), Ellen (R), Kurt J. Lewis, publisher. Sherberg, publisher. www.stlouis.bizjournals.com ST. LOUIS—St. Louis American, W, Thurs., (D), Donald Sullivan County M. Suggs, publisher. www.stlamerican.com MILAN—The Milan Standard, W, Thurs., (D), Robert W. ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Argus, W, Thurs., (D), Eddie Wilson, publisher/editor. Hasan, publisher. www.stlargus.com MISSOURI INFORMATION—MISSOURI BROADCASTERS 889

ST. LOUIS—Community News, W, Wed., (NP), Robert creased as the first FM stations began broadcast- Huneke Jr., publisher. www.stlcommunitynews.com ing in 1948. Today, we have approximately 250 ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Daily Record, D, (Ind.), Sara Sue radio stations serving listeners in Missouri. Tedesco, publisher; Will Connaghan, editor. www.thedailyrecord.com Television broadcasting began in 1947 when ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Labor Tribune, W, Thurs., (Ind.), KSD-TV (now KSDK) in St. Louis signed on the Dana Spitzer, managing editor. www.labortribune. air, followed in 1949 by WDAF-TV in Kansas com City. Federal policy suspended the granting of ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Legals, D, (Ind.), Ronald W. Kuper, any further licenses until 1953. Shortly after publisher. www.watchmannotices.com ST. LOUIS—Limelight Magazine and Newspaper, M, licensing resumed, many additional television Gene Liss, general manager. stations began operations. There are now approx- ST. LOUIS—Missouri Lawyers Weekly, W, Mon., (Ind.). imately 35 commercial and public television sta- www.molawyersweekly.com tions broadcasting a variety of news, information ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Post-Dispatch, D, (Ind.), Terrance and entertainment programs each day. Egger, publisher. www.STLToday.com ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Review, W, Fri., (NP), Archbishop The Missouri Broadcasters Association was Raymond Leo Burke, publisher; Jim Rygelski, edi- formed August 15, 1948, in Kansas City. Mis- tor. www.stlouisreview.com souri was the second state to have a full-time ST. LOUIS—St. Louis Metro Sentinel Journal, W, Thurs., broadcast association. North Carolina’s associa- (Ind.), Michael C. Williams, publisher. tion was formed earlier that same year. From its ST. LOUIS—South City Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph offices in Jefferson City, the MBA works for the Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, publisher. www.STL Today.com broadcasters of Missouri, as well as allied organ- ST. LOUIS—South Side Journal, Semi-W, Wed. & Sun., izations, to provide a variety of services. (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, publisher. The MBA is governed by a four-person exec- www.STLToday.com utive committee and a eight-person board of ST. LOUIS—Southwest County Journal, Semi-W, Wed. directors representing radio and television & Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, publisher. www.STLToday.com broadcasters. Board members are elected for ST. LOUIS —Southwest City Journal, Semi-W, Wed. & two-year terms and may seek re-election for one Sun., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Jeff Parra, pub- additional term. In addition, there are four stand- lisher. www.STLToday.com ing committees, each responsible for a specific ST. LOUIS—The Riverfront Times, W, Wed., (Ind.), Ken area of service. There are a total of 42 members Stocker, publisher/editor. www.riverfronttimes.com serving on these committees. The committees NORTH ST. LOUIS—North Side Journal, W, Wed., (Ind.), Joseph Pepe, president; Carolyn Marty, pub- have three roles: to represent member interests lisher. www.STLToday.com in state and federal legislative and regulatory process; maintain the MBA office as a resource center for training, revenue expansion, cost con- trol and information; and encourage the highest standards in broadcasting. Since 1968, the Missouri Broadcasters Asso- ciation has maintained a communications center on the first floor of the State Capitol. These facil- ities are available to radio and television broad- Missouri casters to aid in their coverage of state news. These facilities are also available to state officials and legislators for the recording of information to be sent to radio and television stations in Mis- Broadcasters souri. Currently, plans are being made to update this facility with the latest technology to better Missouri Broadcasters Association serve these purposes. 1025 Northeast Dr., PO Box 104445 Officers, Missouri Broadcasters Jefferson City 65110 Telephone: (573) 636-6692 / FAX: (573) 634-8258 Association 2005–2006 www.mbaweb.org Chair: Lee Clear, Clear Channel Radio, St. Louis; [email protected] Chair-elect: Randy Wright, KMIZ-TV/KQFX- TV/KZOU-TV, The Weather Channel, Colum- The first radio stations to begin operations in bia; Missouri were KMBC-AM (now KMBZ) in Secretary/treasurer: Richard Womack, KREI/ Kansas City and WEW-AM in St. Louis. Both KTJJ/KJFF, Farmington/Festus; signed on the air in 1921. In the following years, Immediate past chair: Ed Foxall, KHMO/AM- the number of radio operations steadily in- KICK/FM-KPCR/AM, Hannibal; 890 OFFICIAL MANUAL

President/CEO: Donald J. Hicks, e-mail: dhicks @mbaweb.org; Executive administrative assistant: Conny Hei- land, e-mail: [email protected].

Board of Directors District I–Radio: Beth Davis, Infinity Broadcast- ing, St. Louis; District I–TV: Mike Meara, KSDK-TV, St. Louis; Dictrict II–Radio: Herndon Hasty, Infinity Broadcasting, Kansas City; District II–TV: Wayne Godsey, KMBC-TV/KCWE- TV, Kansas City; DONALD J. HICKS District III: Gary Leonard, KXEO/AM-KWWR/FM, President/CEO Missouri Broadcasters Association Mexico; District IV: Dan Leatherman, KCHI-AM/FM, Chillicothe; Branson, KLFC-FM, 88.1, PO Box 2030, 205 W. Atlantic, District V: Mike Harbit, KNEM-AM/KNMO-FM, Herb Smith, general manager. www.klfcradio.com Nevada; Brookfield, KFMZ-AM, 1470/KZBK-FM, 96.9, 107 S. District VI: Rick McCoy, MidWest Family Sta- Main, Phillip A. Chirillo, president. www.kzbkra- dio.com; www.bestbroadcastgroup.com tions, Springfield; Butler, KMAM, 1530/KMOE-AM/FM, 92.1, 800 E. District VII: Mike Smythe, KFVS-TV/WQWQ- Nursery St., Melody Thornton, president. TV, Cape Girardeau; California, KRLL-AM, 1420, PO Box 307, 100-A E. Associate member: Mark Sableman, Thompson Buchanan, Jeffrey G. Shackleford, president. Coburn LLP, St. Louis.; Camdenton, KCVO, 91.7/KCVJ, 92.3/KCVK, 107.7/ Legislative Affairs: John Beck Jr., chair, Emmis KCVQ, 89.7, PO Box 800, Lake Rd. 5-92, James Communications, St. Louis; McDermott, president. www.spiritfm.org Resources: Roger Hulett, chair, KRCG-TV, Jeffer- Cameron, KMRN-AM, 1360/KKWK-FM, 100.1, PO Box son City; 643, 607 E. Platte Clay Way, David Shepherd, pres- Awards Committee: Ed Brown, chair, KSHE, St. ident. www.regionalradio.com Cape Girardeau, KAPE-AM, 1550/KRHW-AM, 1520/ Louis. KBXB-FM, 97.9/KBHI-FM, 107.1/KGMO-FM, 100.7/ KREZ-FM, 104.7/KYRX-FM, 97.3/WKIB-FM, 96.5, PO Box 558, 901 S. Kingshighway, W. Russell With- ers Jr., president. Cape Girardeau, KCGQ-FM, 99.3/KEZS-FM, 102.9/ KGIR-AM, 1220/ KGKS-FM, 93.9/KZIM-AM, 960, PO Box 1610, 324 Broadway, Carla Leible, gener- al manager. www.realrock993.com; www.k103fm. com; www.kgir.com; www.kiss939.com; www.960 kzim.com Broadcast Cape Girardeau, KDMC-FM, 103.7, Southeast Missouri State University, 107 Grauel MS 2750, Steven Ire- land, general manager. Cape Girardeau, KRCU-FM, 90.9, One University Stations Plaza, Danny Woods, general manager. Cape Girardeau, KWKZ-FM, 106.1, 753 Enterprise St., Bill Anderson, general manager. www.kwkz.com Radio stations in Missouri Carrollton, KAOL-AM, 1430/KMZU-FM, 100.7, 102 N. Aurora, KSWM-AM, 940/KQMO-FM, 97.7, 126 S. Jef- Mason, Miles Carter, general manager. www.kmzu. ferson, Dwayne Gandy, president. www.talon com broadcasting.com Carthage, KDMO-AM, 1490/KMXL-FM, 95.1, Box 426, Ava, KKOZ-AM, 1430/FM, 92.3, PO Box 386, 119½ 221 E. Fourth, Ronald L. Petersen, president. Public Sq., Joe Corum, president. www.mix951.com Bethany, KAAN-AM, 870/FM, 95.5, PO Box 447, Hwy. Caruthersville, KCRV-AM, 1370/KLOW-FM, 105.1, PO 69 S., David Shepherd, president. www.regionalra- Box 509, William (Bill) Pollack, president. dio.com Cedar Hill, KNLH-FM, 89.5, 1411 Locust, Larry Rice, Bolivar, KYOO-AM, 1200/FM, 99.1, 205 N. Pike, president. Stephen Paris, president. Centralia, KMFC-FM, 92.1, Box 26, 1249 E. Hwy. 22, Boonville, KWRT-AM, 1370/FM, 93.1, 1600 Radio Hill Jerry Clair, general manager. www.kmfc.com Rd., Richard L. (Dick) Billings, president. Charleston, KCHR-AM, 1350, 205 E. Commercial, Branson, KOMC-AM, 1220/FM, 100.1/KRZK-FM, James L. Byrd III, president. 106.3, 202 Courtney St., Charles Earls, president. Chesterfield, KYMC-FM, 89.7, 16464 Burkhardt Pl., www.hometownradioonline.com Sean Allison, president. MISSOURI INFORMATION—BROADCAST STATIONS 891

Chillicothe, KCHI-AM, 1010/FM, 98.5, PO Box 227, Hannibal, WGEM-AM, 1440/FM, 105.1, PO Box 80, 421 Washington, Dan Leatherman, president. 513 Hampshire St., Quincy, IL, Thomas A. Oakley, www.kchi.com president. www.wgem.com Chillicothe, KULH-FM, 105.9, 802 Calhoun, Todd Hannibal, WTAD-AM, 930/WQCY-FM, 103.9, 329 Mathew, general manager. www.1059thewave.com Main, Quincy, IL, Michael (Mike) J. Moyers, gener- Clinton, KDKD-AM, 1280/FM, 95.3, Box 448, 2201 al manager. www.wtad.com Antioch Rd., Larry Patrick, president.www.kdkd.net House Springs, KNLH-FM, 89.5, 6091 Tower Rd., Larry Clinton, KLRQ-FM, (satellite station), 702 E. Ohio, Ste. Rice, president. 10, Barry Wilson, chief engineer. Jackson, KUGT-AM, 1170, PO Box 546, 1301 Wood- Columbia, KBIA-FM, 91.3, University of Missouri, 409 land Dr., Jane P. Sandvos, general manager. Jesse Hall, Dr. Michael W. Dunn, general manager. Jefferson City, KJLU-FM, 88.9, PO Box 29, 1004 E. www.kbia.org Dunklin St., Mike Downey, general manager. Columbia, KBBM-FM, 100.1/KBXR-FM, 102.3/KFRU- www.kjlu.com AM, 1400/KOQL-FM, 106.1/ KPLA-FM, 101.5, 503 Jefferson City, KJMO-FM, 100.1/KLIK-AM, 1240, 503 Old 63 N., Lewis W. Dickey Jr., president. Old 63 N., Lewis W. Dickey Jr., president. www. cumulus.com www.cumulus.com Jefferson City, KMCV-FM, 89.9, 3732 W. Truman Blvd., Columbia, KCLR-FM, 99.3/KCMQ-FM, 96.7/KSSZ-FM, Rick Bott, president. www.bottradionetwork.com 93.9/KTGR-AM, 1580/ KTXY-FM, 106.9, 3215 Jefferson City, KWOS-AM, 950/KATI-FM, 94.3, 3109 S. LeMone Industrial Blvd., James Zimmer, president. Ten Mile, James Zimmer, president. www.clear99.com; www.939theeagle.com; www. Joplin, KBTN-AM, 1420/FM, 99.7/KCAR-FM, 104.3/ ktgr.com; www.y107.com KJML-FM, 105.3/KMOQ-FM, 107.1/ KQYX-AM, Columbia, KWWC-FM, 90.5, Stephens College, 1200 1450/WMBH-AM, 1560, 2510 W. 20th, Paul Roth- E. Broadway, Dr. Wendy Libby, president. fuss, president. Cuba, KNLQ-FM, 15 Shady Oak Ln., Larry Rice, presi- Joplin, KIXQ-FM, 102.5, PO Box 1666, 2702 E. 32nd, dent. Larry Boyd, general manager. Dexter, KDEX-AM, 1590/FM, 102.3, Box 249, 20487 Joplin, KJMK-FM, 93.9, PO Box 1666, 2702 E. 32nd, State Hwy. 114, Walter F. Turner, president. Jerry Zimmer, president. Doniphan, KDFN-AM, 1500/KOEA-FM, 97.5, PO Box Joplin, KKLL-AM, 1100/KWAS-AM, 1230, 3001 W. 426, 932 County Rd. 448, Steven Fuchs, station 13th St., George Newman, station manager. manager. www.foxradionetwork.com Joplin, KSYN-FM, 92.5/KXDG-FM, 97.9, PO Box 1666, East Prairie, KYMO-AM, 1080/FM, 105.3, Box 130, 2702 E. 32nd, Don Zimmer, president. Barney Webster, general manager. Joplin, KXMS-FM, 88.7, Missouri Southern State Col- Eldon, KLOZ-FM, 92.7/KQUL, 209 E. Second St., lege, 3950 E. Newman Rd., Jeff Skibbe, general Denny Benne, general manager. manager. El Dorado Springs, KESM-AM, 1580/FM, 105.5, 200 Joplin/Pittsburg (KS), KBZI-FM, 100.7/KKOW-AM, Radio Ln., Donald L. Kohn, president. 860/FM, 96.9, 1162 E. Hwy. 126, Pittsburg, KS, Ellington, KAUL/FM, 106.7, Private Rd., Larry Rice, Lance Sayler, general/operations/station manager. president. www.kkowradio.com Eureka Springs, (AR) KTCN-FM, 100.9, 114 Hwy. 23 S., Kansas City, KBEQ-FM, 104.3, 4717 Grand Ave., Ste. Larry Rice, president. 600, Herndon Hasty, general manager. www.young Farmington, KREI-AM, 800/KTJJ-FM, 98.5, Box 461, countryq104.com 1401 KREI Blvd., David Shepherd, president. Kansas City, KCFX-FM, 101.1/KCMO-AM, 710/FM, www.krei.com; www.j98.com 94.9, 5800 Foxridge Dr. 600, Mission KS, Peter Farmington, KYLS-AM, 1450/FM, 95.9, 540 Maple Brubaker, president. www.101thefox.net; www.710 Vally Dr., Fred Dockins Sr., president. www.froggy kcmo.com; www.oldies95.com 96.com Kansas City, KCKN-AM, 1340, 411 Valentine, #69, Fayette, KCMC-AM, 570, 411 CMC Sq., Professor Marti Elliot Threat, president. www.kckn.com Kooi, station manager. www.cmc.edu Kansas City, KCSP-AM, 610, 4935 Belinder Rd., West- wood KS, David Field, president/CEO. Festus, KDJR-FM, 11563 Argonne Rd., Steve Vogt, gen- www.kcsp.com eral manager. Kansas City, KCTE-AM, 1510, 6721 W. 121st St., Over- Festus, KJFF-AM, 1400, PO Box 368, 1026 Scenic Dr., land Park, KS, Chad Boeger, president/CEO. David Shepherd, president. www.kjff.com www.1510. com Florissant, KNSX-AM, 93.3/KKAC-FM, 104.3, 3418 Kansas City, KCUR-FM, 89.3, 4825 Troost, #202, Cura- Douglas Rd., Randy Wachter, president/general tors of MU, president/CEO. www.kcur.org manager. Kansas City, KCWJ-AM, 1030, 4240 Blueridge Blvd., Fulton, KFAL-AM, 900/KKCA-FM, 100.5, 1805 West- Ste. 530, D.T. Stayton, president. www.1030the minster, James Zimmer, president. light.com Gravois Mills, KCRL-FM, 30690 Gray Eagle Rd., Eben Kansas City, KFKF-FM, 94.1, 4717 Grand Ave., Ste. 600, Fowler, director. Herndon Hasty, general manager. www.kfkf.com Hannibal, KHMO-AM, 1070/KICK-FM, 97.9/KPCR- Kansas City, KFME-FM, 105.1, 5800 Foxridge Dr., Mis- AM, 1530, PO Box 711, 119 N. Third, Bud Janes, sion, KS, David E. Kennedy, president. www.retro president. torightnow.com Hannibal, KGRC-FM, 92.9/KZZK-FM, 105.9/WCOY- Kansas City, KGGN-AM, 890, 1734 E. 63rd St., Ste. FM, 99.5, 329 Maine, Quincy, IL, Jack Whitey, 600, Doris Newman, general/traffic manager. president. www.real929.com; www.kzzk.com Kansas City, KLJC-FM, 88.5, 15800 Calvary Rd., Dr. Hannibal, KRRY-FM, 100.9, 408 N. 24th, Quincy, IL, Elwood H. Chipchase, general manager. www.cal- Bud Janes, president. www.y101radio.com vary885. com 892 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Kansas City, KMBZ-AM, 980/KQRC-FM, 98.9/KRBZ- Maryville, KRNW-FM, 88.9/KXCV-FM, 90.5, Northwest FM, 96.5/KUDL-FM, 98.1/KXTR-AM, 1660/KYYS- Missouri University, 800 University, Sharon Bon- FM, 99.7/WDAF-FM, 106.5, 4935 Belinder Rd., nett, general manager. www.kxcv.org Westwood, KS, David Field, president. www. Memphis, KMEM-FM, 100.5, PO Box 121, 326 E. Jef- kmbz.com; www.98.9therock.com; www.965the ferson St., Mark Denney, general/traffic/office man- buzz.com; www.kudl.com; www.kxtrlive.com; ager. www.kmemfm.com www.kyys.com; www.wdaf.com Mexico, KJAB-FM, 88.3, 621 W. Monroe, Kevin Weber, Kansas City, KMXV-FM, 93.3, 4717 Grach Ave., Ste. general/station/program manager. www.kjab.com 600, Herndon Hasty, general manager. www.mix Mexico, KXEO-AM, 1340/KWWR-FM, 95.7, PO Box 93.com 475, 1705 E. Liberty St., Anne Johnson, president. Kansas City, KPRT-AM, 1590/KPRS-FM, 103.3, 11131 www.info.kwwr.com Colorado Ave., Michael L. Carter, president/CEO. Moberly, KWIX-AM, 1230/KRES-FM, 104.7, PO Box www.kprs.com 619, 300 W. Reed St., David Shepherd, president. Kansas City, KSRC-FM, 102.1, 4717 Grand Ave., Ste. www.regionalradio.com 600, Joel Hollander, president. www.star102.com Moberly, KZZT-FM, 105.5, PO Box 128, Junction Hwy. Kansas City, KZPL-FM, 97.3/WHB-AM, 810, 6721 W. 63/EE, Phillip A. Chirillo, president. www.kzzt.com 121st St., Overland Park, KS, Chad Boeger, presi- Monett, KRMO-AM, 990/KKBL-FM, 95.9, 1569 N. dent. www.973theplanet.com; www.810whb.com Central Ave., DeWayne Gandy, president. www. Kennett, KBOA-AM, 1540/FM, 105.5, KTMO-FM, buzz959.com; www.krmo.com 106.5, PO Box 509, 1303 Southwest Dr., William Montgomery City, KMCR-FM, 103.9, 205 E. Norman, (Bill) Pollack, president. Phillip A. Chirillo, president. www.kmcrradio.com Kennett, KOTC-AM, 830/KXOQ-FM, 104.3, PO Box Mountain Grove, KELE-AM, 1360/FM, 92.5/KOZX-FM, 271, 900 N. Bypass, Roger Hager, general sales 98.1, 800 N. Hubbard, Todd Fowler, president. manager. www.foxradionetwork.com Mountain View, KUKU-AM, 1330/FM, 100.3/KUPH- Kirksville, KIRX-AM, 1450/KRXL-FM, 94.5/KTUF-FM, FM, 96.9, 6962 U.S. Hwy. 60 W., Tom J. Marhefka, 93.7, PO Box 130, 1308 N. Baltimore, David L. president. www.kuku.com; www.thefox969.com Nelson, president. www.1450kirx.com; www.945 Neosho, KBTN-AM, 1420, 216 W. Spring, Paul Roth- thex.com; www.937ktuf.com fuss, president. Kirksville, KLTE-FM, 107.9, 3 Crown Dr., Ste. 100, Richard Neosho, KNEO-FM, 91.7, 10827 Hwy. 86 E., Mark Tay- lor, president. Bott II, president. www.bottradionetwork.com Nevada, KNEM-AM, 1240/KNMO-FM, 97.7, PO Box Kirksville, KTRM-FM, 88.7, S.U.B. Truman State Uni- 447, 414 E. Walnut, Mike Harbit, president. versity, Dan Doerr, general manager. www.knemknmo.com Lake Ozark, KLOZ-FM, 92.7/KQUL-FM, 102.7, 160 New Bloomfield, KNLG-FM, 90.3, 9810 State Rd. AE, Hwy. 42, Kaiser, Denny Benne, president/general Larry W. Rice, president. manager. www.todaysbesthits.com Osage Beach, KRMS-AM, 1150/FM, 93.5, Box 225, Lebanon, KBNN-AM, 750/KJEL-FM, 102.7, PO Box 5715 W. Hwy. 54, Ken Kuenzie, president. 1112, 18553 Gentry Rd., David Shepherd, presi- Park Hills, KFMO-AM, 1240/KDBB-FM, 104.3, PO Box dent/CEO. www.regionalradio.com 36, 804 St. Joe Dr., M.L. Steinmetz, president. Lebanon, KLWT-AM, 1230/KCLQ-FM, 107.9, 18785 www.b104fm.com; www.kfmo.com Finch Rd., Dan Caldwell, general/sales manager. Perryville, KSGM-AM, 980/KBDZ-FM, 93.1, Box 344, www.kclq.com 122-D Perry Plaza, Elmo L. Donze, president. Liberty, KCXL-AM, 1140, PO Box 620, Pete Schartel, Piedmont, KPWB-AM, 1140/FM, 104.9, 235 Business president/CEO. www.kcxl.com HH, Fred Dockins Sr., president. Liberty, KWJC-FM, 91.9, 500 College Hill, W. Christian Poplar Bluff, KAHR-FM, 96.7/KFEB-FM, 107.5/KPPL- Szeemore, president/CEO. www.kwjc.jewell.edu FM, 92.5, 932 County Rd. 448, Steven Fuchs, pres- Macon, KIRK-FM, 99.9, PO Box 619, 300 W. Reed St., ident. www.foxradionetwork.com Moberly, David Shepherd, president. www.regional Poplar Bluff, KJEZ-FM, 95.5/KKLR-FM, 94.5/KWOC- radio.com AM, 930, PO Box 130, 1015 W. Pine St., Eric Mas- Macon, KLTI-AM, 1560, 32968 Hwy. 63 S., Phillip A. tel, president. www.riverradio.net Chirillo, president. www.kltiradio.com Poplar Bluff, KLID-AM, 1340, 102 N. 11th St., Chris Mansfield, KTRI-FM, 95.9, 300 S. Old Hwy. 5, Todd Browning, president. www.klidam1340.us Fowler, president. Poplar Bluff, KLUH-FM, 90.3, PO Box 1313, 1165 CR Marble Hill, KMHM-FM, 104.1, RR 1, Box 266-E, 307, Danny Ramsey, president. Harold Lawder, president/CEO. www.kmhm.net Portageville, KMIS-AM, 1050, PO Box 509, 1303 Marshall, KMMO-AM, 1300/FM, 102.9, PO Box 128, Southwest Dr., William (Bill) Pollack, president. U.S. Hwy. 65 N., Mike Phillips, president. Potosi, KNLP-FM, 89.7, 2319 Hwy. 8 E., Larry Rice, www.kmmo.com president. Marshall, KMVC-FM, 91.7, Missouri Valley College, Potosi, KYRO-AM, 1280, PO Box 280, Hwy. 21 N., 500 E. College St., Brent Foster, general/operations James T. Porter, president. www.kyro.com manager. Richmond, KLEX-AM, 1570/KAYX-FM, 92.5, 111 W. Marshall, KRLI-FM, 103.9, 615 Cherokee, Mike and Main St., Eben Fowler, director, broadcast opera- Miles Carter, president. www.krli.com tions. Marshfield, KMRF-AM, 1510/KMLM-FM, 91.9, 3208 Rolla, KKID-FM, 92.9, 1415 Forum Dr., David Wheel- State St., Hwy. OO, Larry Rice, president. er, president. Maryville, KNIM-AM, 1580/FM, 97.1, PO Box 278, Rolla, KMNR-FM, 89.7, University of Missouri–Rolla, 1618 S. Main, Jim Cronin, general/program manag- PO Box 113, UCW, 1870 Miner Circle, Erin Calla- er. www.knimmaryville.com han, general/station manager. www.umr.edu/~kmnr MISSOURI INFORMATION—BROADCAST STATIONS 893

Rolla, KMOZ-AM, 1590/KDAY-FM, 97.5/KXMO-FM, Sedalia, KDRO-AM, 1490/KPOW-FM, 97.1, 301 W. 95.3, PO Box 727, Robert B. Mahaffey, president. Ohio, James L. Mathewson, president. www.power Rolla, KTTR-AM, 1490/FM, 99.7/KZNN-FM, 105.3, PO 97.net; www.kdro.com Box 727, 1505 Soest Rd., Robert B. Mahaffey, pres- Sedalia, KSIS-AM, 1050/KSDL-AM, 92.3/KXKX-FM, ident. 105.7, 2209 S. Limit, Bud Janes, president. Rolla, KUMR-FM, 88.5 (Rolla), 96.3 (Lebanon), Univer- www.kxkx.com; www.ksdl.com; www.ksisradio.com sity of Missouri–Rolla, 1870 Miner Circle, G-6 Sikeston, KLSC-FM, 92.9/KSIM-AM, 1400/KMAL-AM, Library, Jim Sigler, general manager. www.kumr.org 1470, PO Box 69, 519 Greer Ave., Eric Mastel, St. Charles, KCLC-FM, 89.1, 209 S. Kingshighway, Dr. president. www.klscfm.com; www.1400ksim.com Dennis Spellmann, president. www.lindenwood. Springfield, KADI-FM, 99.5, 1601 W. Sunshine, R.C. edu/kclc.htm Amer Jr., president/general manager. www.kadi.com St. Charles, KIRL-AM, 1460, 3713 Hwy. 94 N., Johnny Springfield, KBFL-FM, 99.9/KTXR-FM, 101.3/KWTO- Roland, president. AM, 560/FM, 98.7, 3000 E. Chestnut Expressway, St. Joseph, KFEQ-AM, 680/KKJO-FM, 105.5/KSJQ-FM, Kenneth E. Meyer, president. 92.7/KSFT-AM, 1550, PO Box 8550, 4104 Country Springfield, KGBX-FM, 105.9/KGMY-AM, 1400/FM, Ln., Gary D. Shorman, president. 100.5/KTOZ-FM, 95.5/KXUS-FM, 97.3, 1856 S. St. Joseph, KGNM-AM, 1270, PO Box 7121, 2414 S. Glenstone, John Hogan, president. www.kgbx.com; Leonard Rd., Rory Pullen, president. www.espn1400.com; www.mycountry.com; www. St. Louis, KATZ-AM, 1600/FM, 100.3/KLOU-FM, alice955.com; www.us97.com 103.3/KMJM-FM, 104.9/KSD-FM, 93.7/KSLZ-FM, Springfield, KKLH-FM, 104.7/KOMG-FM, 92.9/KOSP- 107.7, 1001 Highlands Plaza Dr. W., Ste. 100, FM, 105.1/KQRA-FM, 102.1, 319-B E. Battlefield, Mark Mays, president. www.gospel1600.com; Rick McCoy, president. www.kklh.fm; www.mix www.100.3beat.com; www.klou.com; www.kmjm. 929.fm; www.kosp.fm; www.q1021.fm com Springfield, KSCV-FM, 90.1, 1111 S. Glenstone Ave., St. Louis, KCFV-FM, 89.5, 3400 Pershall Rd., Dianna L. Ste. 3-102, Dick Bott Sr., president. www.bott Kirby, general manager. www.stlcc.edu/fv/kcfv radionetwork.com St. Louis, KEZK-FM, 102.5/KYKY-FM, 98.1, 3100 Mar- Springfield, KSGF-AM, 1260/KSPW-FM, 96.5/KTTS-FM, ket St., John Sykes, president/chairman/CEO. www. 94.7, PO Box 2180, 2330 W. Grand, Carl Gardner, kezk.com; www.y98.com president. www.newstalk1260ksgf.com; www.power St. Louis, KFNS-AM, 590/FM, 100.7, 8045 Big Bend 965jams.com; www.ktts.com Blvd., Andrew Saltzman, president. www.kfns.com Springfield, KSMS-FM, 90.5/KSMU-FM, 91.1/KSMW, St. Louis, KFTK-FM, 97.1/KIHT-FM, 96.3/KPNT-FM, 90.9, 901 S. National, Missouri State University, Dr. 105.7/KSHE-FM, 94.7/ WRDA-FM, 104.1, 800 St. John Keiser, president. www.ksmu.org Louis Union Station, Jeff Smulyan, president. Springfield, KWFC-FM, 89.1, PO Box 8900, 2316 N. www.radio971fm.com; www.k-hits.com; www. Benton, Baptist Bible College, Dr. Mike Randall, 1057thepoint.com; www.kshe95.com; www.104.1 president. www.kwfc.org themail.com Springfield, KZRQ-FM, 106.7, PO Box 2180, 2330 W. St. Louis, KFUO-AM, 850/FM, 99.1, 85 Founders Ln., Grand, Rex Hansen, general manager. Dennis Stortz, general manager. www.classic99.com Stockton, KRLK-FM, 107.7, PO Box 1020, 1225 S. St. Louis, KMOX-AM, 1120, One Memorial Dr., Mel Hwy. 39, Ste. B, Galen Gilbert, president. www.krlk Karmazin, president. www.kmox.com 1077.com St. Louis, KRFT-AM, 1190, 8045 Big Bend Blvd., Greg Sullivan, KOZQ-AM, 1270/KFBD-FM, 97.9, PO Box Marecek, president. 99229, John Davis, president. www.krlk1077.com St. Louis, KSIV-AM, 1320/FM, 91.5, 1750 S. Brentwood Tarkio, KRSS-FM, 93.5, 222½ Main St., Pastor Chuck Blvd., Ste. 811, Rich Bott, president. www.bottra- Smith, president. dionetwork.com Thayer, KALM-AM, 1290/KAMS-FM, 95.1, PO Box 15, St. Louis, KTRS-AM, 550, 638 West Port Plaza, Timothy Hwy. 63 N., Shawn Marhefka, president. www. C. Dorsey, president. www.ktrs.com kkountry.com St. Louis, KWMU-FM, 90.7, 8001 Natural Bridge Rd., Trenton, KTTN-AM, 1600/FM, 92.3/KGOZ-FM, 101.7, Mark Waldman, president. www.kwmu.org Box 307, 804 Main, John Ausberger, president. St. Louis, KWUR-FM, 90.3, Washington University, PO www.kttn.com Box 1205, One Brookings Dr., Katherine Covell, Van Buren, KBIY-FM, 91.3, 85 Hwy. 103, Larry Rice, general/station manager. president. St. Louis, WCBW-AM, 880/FM, 89.7/WDID-AM, 1510, Versailles, KTKS-FM, 95.1, PO Box 409, 16875 Hwy. 52, 13063 Winu Dr., Highland, IL, Reid Shaylor, station Barnett, Jay Fisher, president. www.lakeradio.com manager. Vienna, KNLN-FM, 90.9, 9810 State Rd. AE, New St. Louis, WFUN-FM, 95.5, 9669 Olive Blvd., Ste. 610, Bloomfield, Larry Rice, president. Alfred Liggins, president. Warrensburg, KCMW-FM, 90.9, 104.9/KTBG-FM, St. Louis, WGNU-AM, 920, 265 Union Blvd., Ste. 90.9, CMSU Wood 11, Central Missouri State Uni- 1315, Charles H. (Chuck) Norman, president. versity, Dr. Donald W. Peterson, general/station St. Louis, WIL-FM, 92.3/WRTH-AM, 1430/WSSM-FM, manager. www.kcmw.cmsu.edu; www.ktbg.com 106.5/WVRV-FM, 101.1, 11647 Olive Blvd., Bruce Warrensburg, KOKO-AM, 1450/KWKJ-FM, 98.5, Box Reese, president. www.wil92.com; www.realoldies 398, 800 PCA Rd., Vance DeLozier, president. 1430.com; www.smooth1065.com; www.wvrv.com www.kwkj.com St. Robert, KFLW-FM, 98.9, 250 Marshall, Dalton Warrenton, KFAV-FM, 99.9/KWRE-AM, 730, Box 220, Wright, president. www.kflw99.com 1217 N. Hwy. 47, Vern Kaspar, president. Salem, KSMO-AM, 1340, PO Box 229, 800 S. Main, www.kfav.com; www.kwre.com Stan Podorski, general/station/operation/program Warsaw, KAYQ-FM, 97.7, Box 1420, Truman Hills manager. www.ksmoradio.com Mall, Ste. 16, Jim McCollum, president. 894 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Washington, KGNV/FM, 89.9, PO Box 87, James C. Kansas City, WDAF, 3030 Summit, Lachlan Murdoch, Goggan, general manager. president. www.wdaftv4.com Washington, KLPW-AM, 1220/FM, 101.7, PO Box 623, Kirksville, KTVO, PO Box 949, 15518 U.S. Hwy. 63, 6531 Hwy. BB, Chris Devine, president. Crystal Amini-Rad, general/station manager. www. www.klpw.com ktvotv3.com Waynesville, KJPW-AM, 1390/FM, 102.3, PO Box D, Marshall, KMVC, Missouri Valley College, 500 E. Col- 313 Old Route 66 E., St. Robert, David Shepherd, lege St., Brent Foster, general/operations manager. president. www.regionalradio.com New Bloomfield, KNLJ, PO Box 2525, 9810 State Rd. West Plains, KBMV-FM, 107.1/KHOM-FM, 100.9, PO AE, Larry W. Rice, president. www.knlj.com Box 107, 1713 W. Hwy. 160, Ste. 218, Bob Knight, Poplar Bluff, KPOB, 1416 Country Aire Rd., Steve president. www.realcountryonline.com Wheeler, general manager. www.wsiltv.com West Plains, KKDY-FM, 102.5/KWPM-AM, 1450/KSPQ- St. Joseph, KQTV, PO Box 8369, 4000 Faraon, Perry FM, 93.9, 983 E. Hwy. 160, Tom J. Marhefka, pres- Sook, president. ident. www.kkdy.com; www.ozarknewstalk.com St. Joseph, KTAJ, 4410-B S. 40th, Paul Crouch Sr., pres- West Plains, KSMW-FM, 90.9, 901 S. National, Spring- ident. www.tbn.org field, Dr. John Keiser, president. www.ksmu.com St. Louis, KDNL, 1215 Cole St., David Smith, president. St. Louis, KETC, 3665 Olive St., James Baum, president. Television stations in Missouri www.ketc.org St. Louis, KMOV, One Memorial Dr., Robert Decherd, Branson, KBNS, 225 Violyn St., Scott Earls, president/ president. www.kmov.com CEO/general/station/operations manager. www.tvc St. Louis, KNLC, PO Box 924, 1411 Locust St., Rev. branson.com Larry Rice, president. www.knlc.tv Cape Girardeau, KBSI/WDKA, 806 Enterprise, David St. Louis, KPLR, 2250 Ball Dr., Patrick Mullen, presi- Smith, president. www.kbsi23.com; www.wdka49. dent. www.wb11tv.com com St. Louis, KSDK, 1000 Market St., Craig Dubow, presi- Cape Girardeau, KFVS/WQWQ, PO Box 100, 310 dent. www.ksdk.com Broadway, Paul McTear Jr., president/CEO. www. St. Louis, KTVI, 5915 Berthold, Spencer Koch, general kfvs12.com manager. www.fox2ktvi.com Columbia, KMIZ/KQFX/KZOU, 501 Business Loop 70 St. Louis, WRBU, 1408 N. Kingshighway, #300, Steven E., David Joseph, president/CEO. www.kmiz.com C. Roberts, president. Columbia, KOMU, 5550 Hwy. 63 S., Martin (Marty) Springfield, KCZ/KDL, PO Box 3500, 999 W. Sunshine, Siddall, general manager. www.komu.com Michael A. Scott, president. www.upn/stv.com Fayette, CMC, 411 CMC Sq., Professor Marti Kooi, sta- Springfield, KOLR, 2650 E. Division St., Dean Wasson, tion manager. www.cmc.edu president. www.kolr10.com Hannibal, KHQA, 301 S. 36th St., Francis X. Brady, Springfield, KOZK/KOZJ, Missouri State University, 901 general manager. www.khqa.com S. National, Dr. John Keiser, president. www.optv.org Hannibal/Quincy, WGEM, PO Box 80, 513 Hampshire Springfield, KSFX, 2650 E. Division, Perry Sook, presi- St., Quincy IL, Thomas A. Oakley, president. dent. www.foc27.com www.wgem.com Springfield, KSPR, PO Box 6030, 1359 E. St. Louis St., Hollister, KWBM, 118 State Dr., Larry Morton, presi- Paul Brissette, president. www.springfield33.com dent. www.ozarkswb.com Springfield, KYTV, PO Box 3500, 999 W. Sunshine, Jefferson City, KRCG, PO Box 659, 10188 Old Hwy. 54 Michael A. Scott, president. www.ky3.com N., Betsy Farris, general manager. www.krcg.com Warrensburg, KMOS, Central Missouri State University, Joplin, KGCS, Missouri State Southern College, 3950 E. Wood 11, Dr. Donald W. Peterson, director of Newman Rd., Judy Stiles, general manager. www. broadcasting. mssu.edu/kgcs Joplin, KODE, PO Box 46, 1928 W. 13th St., David Smith, president. www.kode-tv.com Joplin, KSNF, PO Box 1393, 1502 Cleveland, Perry A. Sook, president. www.ksntv.com Joplin, KOAM, PO Box 659, 2950 N.E. Hwy. 69, Pitts- burg, KS, Ed Christian, president. www.koamtv.com Joplin, KFJX, PO Box 659, 2950 N.E. Hwy. 69, Pittsburg, KS, Dana Raymont, president. www.fox14tv.com Kansas City, KCPT, 125 E. 31st St., William T. Reed, Capitol president/CEO. www.kcpt.org Kansas City, KCTV, PO Box 5555, 4500 Shawnee Mis- sion Pkwy., Fairway, KS, Steve Lacy, president. www.kctv5.com Correspondents Kansas City, KCWE, 1049 Central St., Wayne Godsey, general manager. www.TheKansasCityChannel.com Kansas City, KMBC, 1049 Central St., David J. Barrett, These newspaper, radio and television corre- president. www.thekansascitychannel.com spondents report on Missouri government from Kansas City, KMCI, 4720 Oak St., Ken Lowe, president. the Capitol. Other media representatives are also www.kmci.com assigned by these and other news organizations Kansas City, KSHB, 4720 Oak St., Ken Lowe, presi- dent/CEO. www.kshb.com for special reports. Room numbers, unless other- Kansas City, KSMO, 10 E. Cambridge Circle Dr., Kirk wise noted, are for the Missouri State Capitol, Black, general manager. www.wb62.com Jefferson City 65101. MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 895

Associated Press, David Lieb, Kelly Wiese, Rm. 118-B, PO Box 272, Jefferson City 65102, (573) 636-9415. Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Columbia Daily Tribune, Josh Flory, Rm. 118-A, Libraries in Jefferson City 65101, (573) 636-6537. Email: [email protected] Jefferson City News Tribune, Bob Watson, Kris Missouri Hilgedick, 210 Monroe, Jefferson City 65101, Bob (573) 761-0245, Kris (573) 761-0255. A full, searchable library directory is located Email: [email protected]; khil@news online at www.sos.mo.gov/MOLLI/home.aspx tribune.com St. Joseph News-Press, Scott Lauck, Rm. 118-B, Academic Libraries Jefferson City 65101, (573) 636-2307. Email: Aquinas Institute of Theology Library [email protected] St. Louis Kansas City Star, Kit Wagar, Tim Hoover, Rm. 118- A, Jefferson City 65101, (573) 634-3565. Email: Assemblies of God Theological Seminary Cordas C. Burnett Library [email protected]; [email protected] Springfield KLIK/KJMO/KFRU/KPLA/KJCQ/KBXR/KOQL, James Keown, News Director, 3605 Country Avila College Hooley-Bundschu Library Club Dr., Jefferson City 65109, (573) 893- Kansas City 5100. Email: [email protected] www.avila.edu/hbl/index.htm KMIZ–TV, Curtis Varns, News Director, 501 Baptist Bible College Business Loop 70 E., Columbia 65201, (573) G.B. Vick Memorial Library 449-0917. Email: [email protected] Springfield KOMU–TV, Stacey Woelfel, News Director, www.bbcnet.edu/library/ Highway 63 S., Columbia 65201, (573) 882- Calvary Bible College & Theological Seminary 8888. Email: [email protected] Hilda Kroeker Library KRCG–TV, Kermit Miller, Anchor/Reporter, PO Kansas City Box 659, Jefferson City 65102, (573) 896- www.calvary.edu/ 5144. Email: [email protected] Central Bible College KWOS/KATI Radio, Brian Corcoran, John Marsh, Pearlman Memorial Library 3109 S. Ten Mile Dr., Jefferson City 65109, Springfield (573) 893-5696. Email: [email protected]; www.cbcag.edu/library/ [email protected] Central Christian College Library Missouri Network, Bob Priddy, Brent Martin, Reese Resource Center Steve Walsh and John Davis, Rm. 118-B, Jef- Moberly ferson City 65101, (573) 893-2829. Email: Central Methodist University [email protected]; George M. Smiley Memorial Library [email protected]; [email protected]; Fayette www.centralmethodist.edu/index/library/index.asp [email protected] Missouri News and KMOX Radio, Phill Brooks, Central Missouri State University Rm. 118-C, Jefferson City 65101, (573) 751- James C. Kirkpatrick Library Warrensburg 2888. Email: [email protected] http://library.cmsu.edu/ St. Louis Post Dispatch, Terry Ganey, Virginia Young, Matthew Franck, 101-A W. High St., Cleveland Chiropractic College Ruth Cleveland Memorial Library Jefferson City 65101, (573) 635-6178. Email: Kansas City [email protected]; vyoung@post- dispatch.com; [email protected] College of the Ozarks Lyons Memorial Library Springfield News-Leader, Jim Goodwin, Rm. Point Lookout 118, Jefferson City 65101, (573) 556-8813. www.cofo.edu/library/default.asp Email: [email protected] Columbia College The Southeast Missourian, Marc Powers, Rm. J.W. and Lois Stafford Library 118-B, Jefferson City 65101, (573) 635-4608. Columbia Email: [email protected] www.ccis.edu/offices/library/ 896 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Conception Seminary Eden Theological Seminary Ludwig E. Fuerbringer Library Luhr Library Conception St. Louis www.csl.edu/library/ http://library.webster.edu/

Cottey College Evangel College Blance Skiff Ross Memorial Library Klaude Kendrick Library Nevada Springfield www.evangel.edu/library/ Covenant Theological Seminary J. Oliver Buswell Jr. Library Fontbonne University St. Louis Fontbonne University Library St. Louis Crowder College www.fontbonne.edu/department.php?DepartmentID=3 Learning Resources Center Neosho Forest Institute of Professional Psychology www.crowder.edu/library/library.html Learning Resource Center Springfield Culver-Stockton College Carl Johann Memorial Library Hannibal-LaGrange College Canton L.A. Foster Library Hannibal www.culver.edu/library/ www.hlg.edu/library/default.htm DeVry Institute of Technology Harris-Stowe College James E. Lovan Library Southwestern Bell Technology Resource Center Library Kansas City St. Louis http://library.kc.devry.edu/ www.hssc.edu/library/

Drury University Independence Regional Health Center F.W. Olin Library (Graceland University) Springfield Dr. Charles F. Grabske, Senior Library http://library.drury.edu/ Independence East Central College Jefferson College East Central College Library Jefferson College Library Union Hillsboro www.eastcentral.edu/library/ www.jeffco.edu/library/libraryframe.html MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 897

Jewish Hospital College of Nursing and Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Allied Health Library Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library St. Louis Kansas City www.jhconah.edu/library_resources.html www.mbts.edu/Current_Students/library.htm

Kansas City Art Institute Library Mineral Area College Jannes Library C.H. Cozean Library Kansas City Park Hills www.kcai.edu/events/library.html Missouri Baptist University Kansas City University of Medicine and Jung-Kellogg Library Biosciences Library Creve Coeur Kansas City www.mobap.edu/student/academics/jklibrary/i

Kenrick-Glennon Seminary Missouri Institute of Mental Health Charles L. Souvay Library Missouri Institute of Mental Health Library St. Louis St. Louis www.kenrick.edu/library.html http://mimh.library.net/

Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine Missouri State University A.T. Still Memorial Library Duane G. Meyer Library Kirksville Springfield www.kcom.edu/library/default.htm http://library.smsu.edu/

Lester L. Cox College of Nursing and Missouri State University – Mountain Grove Campus Health Sciences Library Paul Evans Library of Fruit Science Springfield Mountain Grove http://library.smsu.edu/paulevans/ Lincoln University Inman E. Page Library Missouri State University – West Plains Campus Jefferson City Garnett Library www.lincolnu.edu/~library/ West Plains www.wp.smsu.edu/library/ Lindenwood University Missouri Southern State University Margaret Leggat Butler Library George A. Spiva Library St. Charles Joplin www.lindenwood.edu/library/ www.mssu.edu/spivalib/ Linn State Technical College Missouri Valley College Information Technology Center Murrell Memorial Library Linn Marshall www.linnstate.edu/Library/default.htm www.moval.edu/library1/index.asp Logan College of Chiropractic Missouri Western State University Learning Resources Center Hearnes Learning Resources Center Chesterfield St. Joseph www.logan.edu/pages/lrc.asp www.mwsc.edu/library/ Maryville University Moberly Area Community College Maryville University Library Kate Stamper Wilhite Library St. Louis Moberly www.maryville.edu/library/ www.macc.cc.mo.us/~library/index.shtml Metropolitan Community Colleges Nazarene Theological Seminary Blue River Community College Library William Broadhurst Library Blue Springs Kansas City http://kcmetro.edu/home.asp?qlinks=Library+Services www.nts.edu/resources/library.html Metropolitan Community Colleges North Central Missouri College Longview Community College Library North Central Missouri College Library Lee’s Summit Trenton http://kcmetro.edu/home.asp?qlinks=Library+Services www.ncmc.cc.mo.us/ Metropolitan Community Colleges Northwest Missouri State University Maple Woods Community College Library B.D. Owens Library Kansas City Maryville http://kcmetro.edu/home.asp?qlinks=Library+Services www.nwmissouri.edu/library/index.html Metropolitan Community Colleges Ozark Christian College Penn Valley Community College Seth Wilson Library Kansas City Joplin http://kcmetro.edu/home.asp?qlinks=Library+Services http://occ.edu/Lib/library.htm 898 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Ozark Technical Community College Sanford-Brown College – Hazelwood Campus Learning Resources Center Learning Resources Center Springfield Hazelwood www.otc.cc.mo.us/lr/lrc/index.htm Sanford-Brown College – North Kansas City Campus Park University Learning Resources Center McAfee Memorial Library North Kansas City Parkville www.park.edu/library/index.asp Sanford-Brown College – St. Charles Campus Learning Resources Center Rockhurst College St. Charles Greenlease Library Kansas City Southeast Missouri Hospital www.rockhurst.edu/services/library/ Education Services Library Cape Girardeau St. Charles Community College www.southeastmissourihospital.com/education/index.htm St. Charles Community College Library St. Peters Southeast Missouri State University www.stchas.edu/library/ Kent Library Cape Girardeau St. Louis Christian College http://library.semo.edu/ St. Louis Christian College Library Southwest Baptist University www.slcconline.edu/currentstudents/library/index.php Harriett K. Hutchens Library St. Louis College of Pharmacy Bolivar O.J. Cloughly Alumni Library www.sbuniv.edu/library/index.htm St. Louis Southwest Baptist University http://web.stlcop.edu/Library/library.asp St. John’s School of Nursing Library St. Louis Community College Springfield Florissant Valley Instructional Resources Springfield College St. Louis Springfield College Library www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/lsdocs/index.html Springfield St. Louis Community College State Fair Community College Forest Park Instructional Resources Donald C. Proctor Library St. Louis Sedalia www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/lsdocs/index.html http://sfcc.cc.mo.us/pages/251.asp St. Louis Community College Stephens College Library Services Hugh Stephens Library St. Louis Columbia www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/lsdocs/index.html www.stephens.edu/library/ St. Louis Community College Three Rivers Community College Meramec Instructional Resources Rutland Library St. Louis Poplar Bluff www.stlcc.cc.mo.us/lsdocs/index.html Truman State University St. Louis University Pickler Memorial Library Health Sciences Center Library Kirksville St. Louis http://library.truman.edu/ www.slu.edu/libraries/hsc/index.shtml University of Missouri–Columbia St. Louis University Ellis Library Omer Poos Law Library Columbia St. Louis http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/refservices/ellis/ellis.htm http://lawlib.slu.edu/library/ University of Missouri–Columbia St. Louis University J. Otto Lottes Health Sciences Library Pius XII Memorial Library Columbia St. Louis http://muhealth.org/~library/ www.slu.edu/libraries/pius/ University of Missouri–Columbia St. Paul School of Theology Law Library Dana Dawson Library Columbia Kansas City www.law.missouri.edu/library/ www.spst.edu/Academics/Library.htm University of Missouri–Kansas City Sanford-Brown College – Fenton Campus Health Sciences Library Learning Resources Center Kansas City Fenton www.umkc.edu/lib/hsl/ MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 899

University of Missouri–Kansas City Advance Community Library Leon E. Bloch Law Library Advance Kansas City http://www1.law.umkc.edu/library/ Albany Carnegie Public Library Albany University of Missouri–Kansas City http://carnegie.lib.mo.us/ Miller Nichols Library Kansas City Appleton City Public Library Appleton City www.umkc.edu/lib/mnl/ Atchison County Library University of Missouri–Rolla Administrative Office/Main Library Curtis Laws Wilson Library Rock Port Rolla www.rpmo.com/library.htm http://campus.umr.edu/library/ Atchison County Library University of Missouri–St. Louis Fairfax Branch Thomas Jefferson Library Fairfax St. Louis www.umsl.edu/services/library/ Atchison County Library Tarkio Branch University of Missouri–St. Louis Tarkio Ward E. Barnes Library St. Louis Barry-Lawrence Regional Library www.umsl.edu/services/library/ Administrative Office Monett Washington University http://tlc.library.net/barry-lawrence/default.asp Bernard Becker Medical Library St. Louis Barry-Lawrence Regional Library http://beckerweb.wustl.edu/ Aurora Branch Aurora Washington University Law Library – Anheuser Busch Hall Barry-Lawrence Regional Library St. Louis Cassville Branch http://ls.wustl.edu/Infores/Library/index.html Cassville

Washington University Barry-Lawrence Regional Library Olin Library Eagle Rock Branch St. Louis Eagle Rock http://library.wustl.edu/about/olinlibrary.html Barry-Lawrence Regional Library Webster University Marionville Branch Emerson Library Marionville St. Louis http://library.webster.edu/ Barry-Lawrence Regional Library Miller Branch Wentworth Military Academy & Junior College Miller Sellers-Coombs Library Lexington Barry-Lawrence Regional Library Monett Branch Westminster College Monett Reeves Library Fulton Barry-Lawrence Regional Library www.wcmo.edu/library/index.asp Mt. Vernon Branch Mt. Vernon William Jewell College Charles F. Curry Library Barry-Lawrence Regional Library Liberty Pierce City Branch www.jewell.edu/william_jewell/gen/william_and_jewell_g Pierce City enerated_pages/Curry_Library_p109.html Barry-Lawrence Regional Library William Woods University Purdy Branch Dulany Library Purdy Fulton Barry-Lawrence Regional Library www.williamwoods.edu/Category.asp?73 Shell Knob Branch Shell Knob

Public Libraries Barton County Library Adair County Public Library Administrative Office Kirksville Lamar http://adair.lib.mo.us www.youseemore.com/barton/default.asp 900 OFFICIAL MANUAL

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Cass County Public Library Daniel Boone Regional Library Drexel Branch Administrative Office Drexel Columbia www.dbrl.org/ Cass County Public Library Garden City Branch Daniel Boone Regional Library Garden City Columbia Public Library Columbia Cass County Public Library Genealogy Library Daniel Boone Regional Library Harrisonville Callaway County Public Library Fulton Cass County Public Library Daniel Boone Regional Library Northern Resource Center Branch Southern Boone County Public Library Belton Ashland

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Clarksville Public Library Dunklin County Library Clarksville Arbyrd Branch Arbyrd Conran Memorial Library Hayti Dunklin County Library Campbell Branch Conway Memorial Library Campbell Conway Dunklin County Library Crystal City Public Library Cardwell Branch Crystal City Cardwell www.jefcolib.lib.mo.us/joinn/libraries/CrystalCity/ CrystalCityLibrary.htm Dunklin County Library Clarkton Branch Dade County Library Clarkton Greenfield Dunklin County Library Dallas County Library Holcomb Branch Buffalo Holcomb 902 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Dunklin County Library Henry County Library Hornersville Branch Clinton Hornersville http://tacnet.missouri.org/hcl/

Dunklin County Library Herculaneum Public Library Malden Branch Herculaneum Malden Hickory County Library Dunklin County Library Hermitage Senath Branch www.hickorylibrary.com/ Senath Howard County Library Eminence Public Library Fayette Eminence www.hocopub.lib.mo.us/

Fairview Community Library Jackson Public Library Fairview Jackson Farmington Public Library www.jacksonmo.com/places/libraries.html Farmington James Memorial Library www.ci.farmington.mo.us/library/library.htm St. James

Ferguson Municipal Public Library Jefferson County Library Ferguson Central Services www.ferguson.lib.mo.us/ High Ridge Festus Public Library www.jefcolib.lib.mo.us/ Festus Jefferson County Library www.cityoffestus.org/library/default.asp Fox-Arnold Branch Fisk Community Library Arnold Fisk Jefferson County Library Forsyth Library Northwest Branch Forsyth High Ridge Gentry County Library Jefferson County Library Stanberry Windsor Branch www.gentrycountylibrary.org/ Barnhart Gerald Area Library Jessie E. McCully Memorial Library Gerald Dixon Grundy County-Jewett Norris Library Joplin Public Library Trenton Joplin http://grundycountylibrary.org/ www.joplinpubliclibrary.org/ Hamilton Public Library Joseph Palmer Family Memorial Library Hamilton Elsberry Hannibal Free Public Library Kansas City Public Library Hannibal Administrative Office/Main Library http://hannibal.lib.mo.us/ Kansas City www.kclibrary.org/ Heartland Regional Library System Administrative Office Kansas City Public Library Vienna Irene H. Ruiz Biblioteca de las Americas http://heartland.lib.mo.us/ Kansas City Heartland Regional Library System Kansas City Public Library Eldon Public Library L.H. Bluford Branch Eldon Kansas City Heartland Regional Library System Kansas City Public Library Maries County Library Service Center – Belle Northeast Branch Belle Kansas City Heartland Regional Library System Kansas City Public Library Maries County Library Service Center – Vienna Plaza Branch Vienna Kansas City Heartland Regional Library System Kansas City Public Library Miller County Library Service Center – Iberia Southeast Branch Iberia Kansas City MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 903

Kansas City Public Library Macon Public Library Sugar Creek Branch Macon Sugar Creek www.maconlibrary.org/

Kansas City Public Library Maplewood Public Library Trails West Branch Maplewood Independence www.maplewood.lib.mo.us/

Kansas City Public Library Marceline Carnegie Library Waldo Community Branch Marceline Kansas City Marshall Public Library Kansas City Public Library Marshall Westport Branch www.marshallpubliclibrary.com/ Kansas City Maryville Public Library Keller Public Library Maryville Dexter www.kplib.org/ McDonald County Library Administrative Office/Main Library Keytesville Public Library Pineville Keytesville www.librarymail.org/

Kimberling Area Library McDonald County Library Kimberling City Noel Community Library Kirkwood Public Library Noel Kirkwood Mercer County Library http://kpl.lib.mo.us/ Princeton LaPlata Public Library www.mcl.lib.mo.us/index.html LaPlata Mexico-Audrain County Library Lebanon-Laclede County Library Administrative Office/Main Library Lebanon Mexico http://lebanon.laclede.library.missouri.org/ http://mexico-audrain.lib.mo.us/mexico-audrain/default.asp

Lenora Blackmore Public Library Mexico-Audrain County Library Windsor Farber Branch Farber Lewis Library of Glasgow Glasgow Mexico-Audrain County Library www.glasgowmo.com/library/ Laddonia Branch Laddonia Lilbourn Memorial Library Lilbourn Mexico-Audrain County Library Martinsburg Branch Little Dixie Regional Libraries Martinsburg Administrative Office/Main Library Moberly Mexico-Audrain County Library www.little-dixie.lib.mo.us/ Vandalia Branch Vandalia Little Dixie Regional Libraries Atterbury Memorial Library Mid-Continent Public Library Madison Administrative Office Independence Little Dixie Regional Libraries www.mcpl.lib.mo.us/ Dulany Memorial Library Paris Mid-Continent Public Library Antioch Branch Little Dixie Regional Libraries Gladstone Huntsville Library Huntsville Mid-Continent Public Library Blue Ridge Branch Livingston County Library Kansas City Chillicothe www.livcolibrary.org/ Mid-Continent Public Library Blue Springs North Branch Lockwood Public Library Blue Springs Lockwood Mid-Continent Public Library Louisiana Public Library Blue Springs South Branch Louisiana Blue Springs 904 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Boardwalk Branch Platte City Branch Kansas City Platte City

Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Buckner Branch Raytown Branch Buckner Raytown

Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Camden Point Branch Red Bridge Branch Camden Point Kansas City

Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Claycomo Branch Riverside Branch Claycomo Riverside

Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Colbern Road branch Smithville Branch Lee’s Summit Smithville

Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Dearborn Branch South Independence Branch Independence Dearborn Mid-Continent Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Weston Branch Edgerton Branch Weston Edgerton Mississippi County Library Mid-Continent Public Library Administrative Office/Main Library Excelsior Springs Branch Charleston Excelsior Springs http://missco.lib.mo.us/

Mid-Continent Public Library Mississippi County Library Grain Valley Branch Mitchell Memorial Library Grain Valley East Prairie

Mid-Continent Public Library Missouri River Regional Library Grandview Branch Administrative Office/Main Library Grandview Jefferson City Mid-Continent Public Library www.mrrl.org/ Kearney Branch Missouri River Regional Library Kearney Osage County Library Linn Mid-Continent Public Library Lee’s Summit Branch Moniteau County Library Lee’s Summit Price James Memorial Library Tipton Mid-Continent Public Library www.tiptonmo.com/other/library.htm Liberty Branch Liberty Monroe City Public Library Monroe City Mid-Continent Public Library Lone Jack Branch Montgomery City Public Library Lone Jack Montgomery City www.montgomerycitylibrary.org/ Mid-Continent Public Library North Independence Branch Morgan County Library Independence Versailles

Mid-Continent Public Library Mound City Public Library North Oak Branch Mound City Kansas City Mountain View Public Library Mid-Continent Public Library Mountain View Oak Grove Branch http://mvpl.lib.mo.us/ Oak Grove Neosho-Newton County Library Mid-Continent Public Library Administrative Office/Main Library Parkville Branch Neosho Parkville www.neosholibrary.org/ MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 905

Neosho-Newton County Library Oregon County Library Seneca Branch Koshkonong Branch Seneca Koshkonong

Nevada Public Library Oregon County Library Nevada Myrtle Branch Myrtle New Madrid County Library Administrative Office Oregon County Library Portageville Thayer Branch Thayer New Madrid County Library Matthews Service Center Oregon County Library Matthews Thomasville Branch Thomasville New Madrid County Library Morehouse Service Center Oregon Public Library Morehouse Oregon

New Madrid County Library Ozark County Library Corporation New Madrid Memorial Library Gainesville New Madrid Ozark Regional Library New Madrid County Library Administrative Office/Main Library Parma Service Center Ironton Parma Ozark Regional Library New Madrid County Library Bourbon Branch Rhodes Memorial Library Bourbon Gideon Ozark Regional Library New Madrid County Library Fredericktown Branch Risco Service Center Fredericktown Risco Ozark Regional Library Newburg Public Library Recklein Memorial Branch Newburg Cuba Norborne Public Library Ozark Regional Library Norborne Ste. Genevieve Branch North Kansas City Public Library – Ste. Genevieve High School Media Center Ozark Regional Library North Kansas City Steelville Branch www.northkclibrary.org/ Steelville Northeast Missouri Library Service Ozark Regional Library Administrative Office Viburnum Branch Kahoka Viburnum Northeast Missouri Library Service Palmyra Bicentennial Public Library H.E. Sever Memorial Library Palmyra Kahoka Park Hills Public Library Northeast Missouri Library Service Knox County Branch Park Hills Edina http://home.i1.net/~cityhall/library.htm

Northeast Missouri Library Service Piedmont Public Library La Belle-Lewis County Branch Piedmont La Belle http://piedmont.lib.mo.us/

Northeast Missouri Library Service Polk County Library La Grange-Lewis County Branch Administrative Office La Grange Bolivar

Oregon County Library Polk County Library Administrative Office Humansville Branch Alton Humansville

Oregon County Library Poplar Bluff Public Library Alton Branch Poplar Bluff Alton http://poplarbluff.org/library/ 906 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Powell Memorial Library Riverside Regional Library Troy Benton Branch Benton Pulaski County Library Administrative Office/Main Library Riverside Regional Library Richland Oran Branch www.pulaskicounty.lib.mo.us/ Oran

Pulaski County Library Riverside Regional Library Crocker Branch Perryville Branch Crocker Perryville

Pulaski County Library Riverside Regional Library Waynesville Library Scott City Branch Waynesville Scott City

Putnam County Public Library Robertson Memorial Library Unionville Higginsville

Puxico Public Library Rock Hill Public Library Puxico Rock Hill www.rockhill.lib.mo.us/ Ralls County Library Center Rolla Public Library Rolla Ray County Library Administrative Office/Main Library http://rollapubliclibrary.org/rolla/default.asp Richmond Rolling Hills Consolidated Library Ray County Library Main Library (Eastside Library) Lawson Community Library St. Joseph Lawson www.rollinghills.lib.mo.us/

Reynolds County Library Rolling Hills Consolidated Library Administrative Office Savannah Library Centerville Savannah

Reynolds County Library St. Charles City-County Library Bunker Branch Administrative Office Bunker St. Peters

Reynolds County Library St. Charles City-County Library Centerville Branch Boone’s Trail Branch Centerville New Melle

Reynolds County Library St. Charles City-County Library Ellington Branch Corporate Parkway Branch Ellington Wentzville

Reynolds County Library St. Charles City-County Library Lesterville Branch Deer Run Branch Extension Services Lesterville O’Fallon

Reynolds County Library St. Charles City-County Library Oates Branch Kisker Road Branch Black St. Charles

Rich Hill Memorial Library St. Charles City-County Library Rich Hill Linnemann Branch St. Charles Richmond Heights Memorial Library Richmond Heights St. Charles City-County Library http://rhml.lib.mo.us/ McClay Branch St. Charles Riverside Regional Library Administrative Office St. Charles City-County Library Altenburg Middendorf-Kredell Branch http://riversideregionallibrary.org/general/hours.html O’Fallon

Riverside Regional Library St. Charles City-County Library Altenburg Branch North County Branch Altenburg Portage Des Sioux MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 907

St. Charles City-County Library St. Louis County Library South County Branch Mid-County Branch Augusta Clayton

St. Charles City-County Library St. Louis County Library Spencer Road Branch Natural Bridge Branch St. Peters St. Louis

St. Clair County Library St. Louis County Library Osceola Oak Bend Branch http://mostclair.lib.mo.us/ St. Louis

St. Joseph Public Library St. Louis County Library Administrative Office/Main Library Prairie Commons Branch St. Joseph Hazelwood

St. Joseph Public Library St. Louis County Library Carnegie Branch Rock Road Branch St. Joseph St. Ann

St. Joseph Public Library St. Louis County Library East Hills Branch Samuel C. Sachs Branch St. Joseph Chesterfield

St. Joseph Public Library St. Louis County Library Washington Park Branch Tesson Ferry Branch St. Joseph St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis County Library Administrative Office/Main Library Thornhill Branch St. Louis St. Louis www.slcl.lib.mo.us/ St. Louis County Library St. Louis County Library Weber Road Branch Bridgeton Trails Branch St. Louis Bridgeton St. Louis Public Library St. Louis County Library Administrative Office Cliff Cave Branch St. Louis St. Louis www.slpl.lib.mo.us/

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Daniel Boone Branch Baden Branch Ballwin St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Eureka Hills Branch Barr Branch Eureka St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Florissant Valley Branch Buder Branch Florissant St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Grand Glaize Branch Cabanne Branch Manchester St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Indian Trails Branch Carondelet Branch Vinita Park St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Jamestown Bluffs Branch Carpenter Branch Florissant St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Lewis and Clark Branch Central Library St. Louis St. Louis

St. Louis County Library St. Louis Public Library Meramec Valley Branch Charing Cross Branch Fenton St. Louis 908 OFFICIAL MANUAL

St. Louis Public Library Schuyler County Library Divoll Branch Lancaster St. Louis Scotland County Library St. Louis Public Library Memphis Film Library Sedalia Public Library St. Louis Sedalia St. Louis Public Library http://spl.lib.mo.us/winnebago/index.asp Julia Davis Branch Seymour Community Library St. Louis Seymour St. Louis Public Library Sheldon City Library Kingshighway Branch Sheldon St. Louis Sikeston Public Library St. Louis Public Library Sikeston Machacek Branch http://sikeston.org/Library.htm St. Louis Slater Public Library St. Louis Public Library Slater Marketplace Branch St. Louis Springfield-Greene County Library Administrative Office St. Louis Public Library Springfield Schlafly Branch http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/ St. Louis Springfield-Greene County Library St. Louis Public Library Ash Grove Branch Walnut Park Branch Ash Grove St. Louis Springfield-Greene County Library Steele Public Library Brentwood Branch Steele Springfield

Salem Public Library Springfield-Greene County Library Salem Fair Grove Branch www.youseemore.com/Salem/ Fair Grove

Sarcoxie Public Library Springfield-Greene County Library Sarcoxie The Library Center Springfield Scenic Regional Library Administrative Office/Main Library Springfield-Greene County Library Union The Library Station www.scenicregional.org/ Springfield Springfield-Greene County Library Scenic Regional Library Midtown Carnegie Branch Hermann Branch Springfield Hermann Springfield-Greene County Library Scenic Regional Library Outreach Services New Haven Branch Springfield New Haven Springfield-Greene County Library Scenic Regional Library Republic Branch Owensville Branch Republic Owensville Springfield-Greene County Library Scenic Regional Library Willard Branch Pacific Branch Willard Pacific Stone County Library Scenic Regional Library Administrative Office/Main Library St. Clair Branch Galena St. Clair www.stonecountylibrary.org/

Scenic Regional Library Stone County Library Warrenton Branch Crane Branch Warrenton Crane MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 909

Sullivan County Public Library Van-Buren Spath Library Milan Lathrop

Sullivan Public Library Washington County Library Sullivan Administrative Office/Main Library www.youseemore.com/SullivanPL/default.asp Potosi www.rootsweb.com/~mowashin/wclib.html Sweet Springs Public Library Sweet Springs Washington County Library Irondale Branch Taneyhills Community Library Irondale Branson Texas County Library Washington Public Library Administrative Office/Main Library Washington Houston Webb City Public Library http://train.missouri.org/library/ Webb City Texas County Library www.webbcitylibrary.com/ Cabool Branch Webster County Library Cabool Garst Memorial Library Texas County Library Marshfield Licking Branch www.webstercounty.lib.mo.us/library_home.htm Licking Webster County Library Texas County Library Rogersville Branch Summersville Branch Rogersville Summersville Webster Groves Public Library Trails Regional Library Webster Groves Administrative Office http://wgpl.lib.mo.us/ Warrensburg www.trailsregional.org/ Wellsville Public Library Wellsville Trails Regional Library Concordia Branch West Plains Public Library Concordia West Plains http://westplains.net/library.html Trails Regional Library Corder Branch Willow Springs Public Library Corder Willow Springs

Trails Regional Library Winona Public Library Holden Branch Winona Holden Wood Place Library Trails Regional Library California Knob Noster Branch http://woodplacelibrary.org/ Knob Noster Worth County Library Trails Regional Library Grant City Lexington Branch Lexington Wright County Library Administrative Office Trails Regional Library Odessa Branch Hartville Odessa www.getgoin.net/regional/wrightcolib/ Trails Regional Library Wright County Library Warrensburg Branch Hartville Branch Warrensburg Hartville Trails Regional Library Wright County Library Waverly Branch Laura Ingalls Wilder Library Waverly Mansfield University City Public Library Wright County Library University City Mountain Grove Branch www.ucpl.lib.mo.us/ Mountain Grove Valley Park Community Library Wright County Library Valley Park Norwood Branch www.valleyparklibrary.org/ Norwood 910 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Special Libraries Donald Danforth Plant Science Center Library St. Louis AAA Safety Video Library St. Louis Edward D. Jones Business Library St. Louis Ameren Corporation Library St. Louis Emerson Electric Library St. Louis American Academy of Family Physicians Foundation Huffington Library Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Kansas City Research Library Kansas City American Association of Orthodontists Charles F. Baker Memorial Library Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis St. Louis Research Library St. Louis American Optometric Association International Library Archives & Museum of Optometrics Forest Park Hospital Library St. Louis St. Louis

Anheuser-Busch Corporate Library Freeman Health System Library St. Louis St. Louis

Arcturis Library Greensfelder, Hamker & Gale Law Library St. Louis Joplin

Baptist-Lutheran Medical Center Library Hallmark Cards Kansas City Business Research Library Bayer Corporation Library Kansas City Kansas City Hallmark Cards, Inc. Bernstein-Rein Advertising Library Creative Library Kansas City Kansas City

Blackwell Sanders Library Heartland Regional Medical Center Library Kansas City St. Joseph

Boeing Company Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum Technical Library MC1111025 Research Library St. Louis St. Louis

Boone Hospital Center Medical Library International Institute Library Columbia St. Louis

Bryan Cave Law Library Jackson County Law Library, Inc. St. Louis Kansas City www.jcll.org/ Burns & McDonnell Library Kansas City Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Library St. Louis Center for Reformation Research Library www.nps.gov/jeff/lib-title.htm Clayton

Center for Innovations in Education (CISE) Library Jesuit Missouri Archives Columbia St. Louis www.jesuits-mis.org/history.html#archives Children’s Mercy Hospital Medical Hospital Kansas City Star Library Kansas City Kansas City

Christian Hospital Northeast Library Kauffman Foundation St. Louis Resource Center Kansas City Clarke Community Library Ft. Leonard Wood Lashly & Baer Law Library St. Louis Community of Christ Library Library and Archives Lathrop & Cage Law Library Independence Kansas City

Cox Health System Libraries Law Library Association of St. Louis Springfield St. Louis http://home.coxhealth.com/library/ http://tlc.library.net/lla/ MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 911

Legislative Library Monsanto Company R2B Jefferson City Information Center www.moga.state.mo.us/general/homelib.htm St. Louis

Lewis, Rice & Fingersh LC NKH & W Library Law Library Kansas City St. Louis National Association of Insurance Commissioners Liberty Memorial Museum and Archives (NAIC) Library Kansas City Kansas City www.libertymemorialmuseum.org/ National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) Linda Hall Library of Science, Engineering and Reference Branch Technology Arnold Kansas City www.lindahall.org/ National Park Service Wilson Creek National Battlefield Library Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Republic Central Library St. Louis National Weather Service Central Region Headquarters Library Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Library for the Blind Kansas City St. Louis Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Lutheran Medical Center School of Nursing Spencer Art Reference Library Louise Kraus-Ament Memorial Library Kansas City St. Louis Nestle Purina Petcare Company Mallinckrodt Pharmaceutical and Chemical Library Library and Information Services St. Louis St. Louis

May Department Stores Law Library North Kansas City Hospital St. Louis Medical Library Midwest Science Center Library North Kansas City Columbia Petrolite Corporation Mineral Area Regional Medical Center Library Information Center Farmington St. Louis Missouri Baptist Medical Center Pharmacia Corporation Library School of Nursing Library Chesterfield St. Louis Polsinelli White Library Missouri Botanical Garden Library Kansas City St. Louis www.mobot.org/MOBOT/molib/ Post Memorial Art Reference Library Joplin Missouri Court of Appeals www.postlibrary.org/ Eastern District Law Library St. Louis Quintiles Library and Information Center Kansas City Missouri Court of Appeals Western District Law Library Research Medical Center Kansas City Carl R. Ferris Medical Library Kansas City Missouri Department of Health Library Jefferson City St. John’s Mercy Medical Center Thomas F. Frawley Medical Center Library Missouri Historical Society Library St. Louis St. Louis St. John’s Health System Medical Library Missouri State Archives Springfield Office of the Secretary of State Jefferson City St. Joseph Health Center www.sos.mo.gov/archives/ Health Sciences Library Kansas City Missouri State Library Office of the Secretary of State St. Joseph Museum Library Jefferson City St. Joseph www.sos.mo.gov/library/ St. Louis Art Museum Missouri State Supreme Court Library Richardson Memorial Library Jefferson City St. Louis 912 OFFICIAL MANUAL

St. Louis Children’s Hospital Library U.S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Louis District, TILS St. Louis Information & Library Services St. Louis St. Louis Mercantile Library at UMSL St. Louis U.S. Attorney Office Library www.umsl.edu/mercantile/ Western District of Missouri Kansas City St. Louis Police Library St. Louis U.S. Court of Appeals Eighth Circuit Library St. Louis Post-Dispatch St. Louis Reference Department www.ca8.uscourts.gov/library/library.html St. Louis U.S. Court of Appeals Library St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Courthouse Betty Golde Smith Memorial Library Kansas City St. Louis United Nations Association St. Louis Review Library Greater St. Louis Chapter Library St. Louis St. Louis

St. Louis Zoo Library Unity School of Christianity Library St. Louis Kansas City www.virtualresourcelibrary.org/ St. Luke’s Hospital Health Sciences Library Van K. Smith Community Health Library Kansas City Springfield

St. Mary’s Health Center Library Veterans Administration St. Louis Medical Center Library Kansas City Saul Brodsky Jewish Community Library St. Louis Veterans Administration Hospital Medical Library Shook, Hardy & Bacon Law Library Columbia Kansas City Veterans Affairs Medical Center Sigma Chemical Company Medical Library Research Library Poplar Bluff St. Louis Winston Churchill Memorial & Library Solutia, Inc. Library Fulton St. Louis Wolfner Library for the Blind and Sonnenschein, Nath and Rosenthal Library Physically Handicapped St. Louis Jefferson City Springfield Art Museum www.sos.mo.gov/wolfner/ Reference Library Springfield Institutional Libraries State Historical Society of Missouri Library Algoa Correctional Center Library Columbia Jefferson City

Stinson, Morrison & Hecker Law Library Boonville Treatment Center Library Kansas City Boonville

Stowers Institute for Medical Research Library Central Institute for the Deaf Kansas City Speech, Hearing and Education Library St. Louis Thompson Coburn Library St. Louis Central Kansas City Mental Health Services Library Kansas City Truman Medical Center – Lakewood Medical-Dental Library Central Missouri Correctional Center Library Kansas City Jefferson City

Truman Presidential Museum & Library Chillicothe Correctional Center Independence Hyde School Library www.trumanlibrary.org/ Chillicothe

Tyco Healthcare Mallinckrodt Crossroads Correctional Center Library St. Louis Cameron MISSOURI INFORMATION—LIBRARIES IN MISSOURI 913

Eastern Reception and Diagnostic Missouri Veterans Home Library Correctional Center Library Warrensburg Bonne Terre Moberly Correctional Center Library Farmington Correctional Center Library Moberly Farmington Northeast Correctional Center Fulton Reception & Diagnostic Center Library Bowling Green Fulton Northeast Missouri Area Health Education Center Fulton State Hospital Patient Library Library Fulton Macon Green Gables Lodge Library Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center Macks Creek Anthony Library St. Joseph Hannibal Regional Center Library Hannibal Ozark Correctional Center Library Fordland Hawthorne Children’s Psychiatric Hospital Student Library Potosi Correctional Center Library St. Louis Mineral Point Higginsville Habilitation Center Library Rolla Regional Center Higginsville Resource Library Rolla Hogan Street Regional Youth Center Library St. Louis St. Louis Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center Patient Library Jefferson City Correctional Center Library St. Louis Jefferson City Sikeston Regional Center for the Developmentally Joplin Regional Center for the Developmentally Disabled Library Disabled Resource Center Library Sikeston Joplin South Central Correctional Center Library Kirksville Regional Center Library Licking Kirksville Southeast Correctional Central Library Maryville Treatment Center Charleston Maryville Springfield Regional Center Mineral Area Regional Medical Center Community Resource Library Medical Library Springfield Farmington Tipton Correctional Center Library Missouri Department of Corrections Tipton Division of Adult Institutions Jefferson City U.S. Medical Center for Federal Prisoners Inmate Law Library Missouri Eastern Correctional Center Library Springfield Pacific W.E. Sears Youth Center Missouri Hills Campus Sollars Library Division of Youth Services Poplar Bluff St. Louis Watkins Mill Park Missouri School for the Blind Camp Library Learning Resource Center Lawson St. Louis Western Missouri Correctional Center Library Missouri School for the Deaf Cameron Grover C. Farquhar Library Fulton Western Missouri Mental Health Center Staff Library Missouri Veterans Home Library Kansas City Cameron Western Reception and Diagnostic Center Library Missouri Veterans Home Library St. Joseph Mexico Women’s Eastern Rehabilitation Diagnostic Missouri Veterans Home Library Correctional Center Library Mt. Vernon Vandalia Missouri Veterans Home Library Woodson Children’s Psychiatric Hospital Library St. Louis St. Joseph 914 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Class of 1962 Richard H. Amberg, St. Louis* David R. Calhoun, St. Louis* James G. Conzelman, St. Louis* Academy of E.L. Dale, Carthage* True Davis, Washington, D.C. Joyce C. Hall, Kansas City* Charles N. Kimball, Kansas City* Missouri Samuel S. Mayerberg, Kansas City* James S. McDonnell Jr., St. Louis* Sterling Price Reynolds, Caruthersville* Squires Special class of 1962 Henry S. Caulfield, St. Louis* An organization unique among the states, the Forrest C. Donnell, St. Louis* Academy of Missouri Squires was founded in the Lloyd C. Stark, Louisiana* fall of 1960 by Governor James T. Blair Jr., who established it with a ceiling of 100 members. Gov- Class of 1963 ernor Blair’s purpose was to establish an organiza- Edwin M. Clark, St. Louis* tion to honor Missourians for their accomplish- Howard Cook, Jefferson City* ments at all levels—community, state or nation. James A. Finch Jr., Jefferson City* Governor Blair appointed the first class of 10 Robert M. Good, Point Lookout* Squires, after consulting leaders in every section of James M. Kemper, Kansas City* the state. Each succeeding class has been elected Dillard A. Mallory, Buffalo by the membership of the Academy, after receiving John I. Rollings, St. Louis* nominations from the public as well as from the Ruth Seevers, Osceola* membership of the Academy. The governor and Leif J. Sverdrup, St. Louis* former governors of Missouri are automatically Roy D. Williams, Boonville* members. Class of 1964 Squires are listed by class. Present addresses Mrs. G. Baird Fisher, Osgood* are noted in parentheses when different from James P. Hickok, St. Louis* address at time of election. Laurance M. Hyde, Jefferson City* Edward V. Long, Bowling Green* Class of 1960 Morton D. May, St. Louis* Thomas Hart Benton, Kansas City* J. Wesley McAfee, St. Louis* James T. Blair Jr., Jefferson City* Frederick A. Middlebush, Columbia* Clarence Cannon, Elsberry* L. Mitchell White, Mexico* Tilghman R. Cloud, Pleasant Hill* Rex M. Whitton, Jefferson City* Michael Kinney, St. Louis* Mrs. Virginia Garton Young, Columbia* Stan Musial, St. Louis Miss Adah Peckenpaugh, Clinton Class of 1965 Roy Roberts, Kansas City* W. Howard Adams, Shenandoah Junction, WV Francis Smith, St. Joseph* Omar N. Bradley, Los Angeles, CA* Ethan A.H. Shepley Jr., St. Louis* Frank P. Briggs, Macon* Lester E. Cox, Springfield* Harry S Truman, Independence* Warren E. Hearnes, Charleston Class of 1961 William B. Massey, Bonne Terre* Franc L. McClure, St. Charles* William L. Bradshaw, Columbia* William A. McDonnell, St. Louis* Arthur V. Burrowes, St. Joseph* Mrs. Holton R. Price Jr., Ladue* August A. Busch Jr., St. Louis* Charles Allen Thomas, St. Louis* John M. Dalton, Jefferson City* Homer C. Wadsworth, Cleveland, OH* Russell L. Dearmont, St. Louis* Elmer Ellis, Columbia* Class of 1966 Don Faurot, Columbia* Sam C. Blair, Jefferson City* Gerald R. Massie, Jefferson City* Thomas H. Eliot, St. Louis (Cambridge, MA) Albert L. Reeves, Kansas City* Fred V. Heinkel, Columbia* Floyd C. Shoemaker, Columbia* William F. James, Lohman Stuart Symington, Clayton* Lue C. Lozier, Moberly* MISSOURI INFORMATION—ACADEMY OF MISSOURI SQUIRES 915

Arthur Mag, Kansas City* Jane Froman Smith, Columbia* Paul C. Reinert, St. Louis* Leonor K. Sullivan-Archibald, St. Louis* Sidney Salomon Jr., St. Louis* Robert M. White II, Mexico Clem F. Storckman, Jefferson City* Jacqueline Wexler, Tenafly, NJ (New York City)* Class of 1972 Howard F. Baer, St. Louis** Class of 1967 William H. Danforth, St. Louis Henry D. Bradley, St. Joseph* Betty Cooper Hearnes, Charleston Ernest R. Breech, Detroit, MI* Everett Keith, Columbia* Richard S. Brownlee, Columbia* M.C. Matthes, St. Louis* Stanley R. Fike, Independence* Fred R. Weber Jr., St. Louis Leonard Hall, Caledonia* Edmund I. (Mike) Hockaday, Jefferson City* Special class of 1973 Paul C. Jones, Kennett* Christopher S. Bond, Mexico (Washington, D.C.) Theodore D. McNeal, St. Louis* Arthur Clay Magill, Cape Girardeau* Class of 1974 Raymond R. Tucker, St. Louis* John C. Danforth, St. Louis Floyd R. Gibson, Kansas City* Class of 1968 Roy W. Harper, St. Louis* Proctor N. Carter, Rolla (Joplin)* Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City Edward Pope Coleman Jr., Sikeston* Maurice E. VanAckeren, Kansas City* Richard M. Duncan, Kansas City* Oliver B. Ferguson, Fredericktown* Class of 1975 Henry C. Haskell, Kansas City* George H. Capps, St. Louis* James C. Kirkpatrick, Warrensburg* Ilus W. Davis, Kansas City* Isaac A. Long, St. Louis* Donald J. Hall, Kansas City Lewis E. Meador, Springfield* John A. Morgan, Kansas City Howard A. Rusk, New York City* John R. Opel, New York, NY Sidney E. Souers, St. Louis* Mrs. Kenneth A. Spencer, Kansas City* Harold E. Thayer, St. Louis* Class of 1969 Maurice R. Chambers, St. Louis* Class of 1976 Earl E. Dawson, Jefferson City* No election held Thomas F. Eagleton, St. Louis Harry F. Harrington, St. Louis* Class of 1977 Robert Hyland, St. Louis* M. Graham Clark, Point Lookout* James H. Meredith, St. Louis* William R. Clarkson, Kansas City H. Lang Rogers, Joplin* Charles E. Curry, Key Largo, FL John W. Schwada, Tempe, AZ* Elmo B. Hunter, Kansas City* Charles W. Schwartz, Jefferson City* Louis B. Susman, Chicago, IL Joseph C. Welman, Kennett* Special class of 1977 Class of 1970 Joseph P. Teasdale, Kansas City Charles L. Bacon, Kansas City* H. Roe Bartle, Kansas City* Class of 1978 G. Duncan Bauman, St. Louis* W. Robert Aylward, Kansas City Dan Devine, Phoenix, AZ* James L. McHugh, St. Louis A.J. Drinkwater Jr., Charleston* James C. Olson, Kansas City Richard H. Ichord, Houston* Albert M. Spradling Jr., Cape Girardeau Earle B. Jewell, Forsyth* William L. Hungate, St. Louis Jack Matthews, Columbia* Lewis M. Means, Fayette* Class of 1979 Jack Stapleton Sr., Stanberry* No election held Elliot H. Stein, St. Louis Class of 1980 Class of 1971 No election held John R. Cauley, Washington, D.C.* D. Howard Doane, Point Lookout* Class of 1981 D.W. Gilmore, Kansas City* Clarence C. Barksdale, St. Louis C. Brice Ratchford, Columbia* August A. Busch III, St. Louis 916 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Jay B. Dillingham, Kansas City Lee Liberman, St. Louis Charles F. Knight, St. Louis Veryl Riddle, St. Louis Dr. Herbert Schooling, Columbia* George Russell, Kansas City Dr. James I. Spainhower, St. Charles (Rogers, Ark.) Michael Shanahan, St. Louis Avis Green Tucker, Warrensburg William H. Webster, Bethesda, MD (Washing- Class of 1991 ton, DC) No election held Class of 1982 Class of 1992 No election held No election held Class of 1983 Special class of 1993 Lucile H. Bluford, Kansas City Mel Carnahan, Rolla* Flavius B. Freeman, Springfield* Richard J. Mahoney, St. Louis James M. Kemper Jr., Kansas City William E. Maritz, St. Louis* Sanford N. McDonnell, St. Louis Andrew B. Craig III, St. Louis Marlin Perkins, St. Louis* Anita B. Gorman, Kansas City James W. Stephens, Lee’s Summit* Thomas J. Guilfoil, St. Louis Gene Taylor, Sarcoxie* Andrew Jackson Higgins, Jefferson City Robert Ellis Young, Carthage* R. Crosby Kemper Jr., Kansas City Special class of 1984 Class of 1994 John Ashcroft, Springfield (Washington, D.C.) Jack Buck, St. Louis* Class of 1985 Lynn M. Ewing Jr., Nevada* Webb Gilmore, Kansas City William N. Deramus III, Kansas City* Herman Johnson, Kansas City Douglas Ensminger, Columbia* Ollie Gates, Kansas City Rosemary L. Ginn, Columbia Landon Rowland, Kansas City Lawrence K. Roos, St. Louis Norm Stewart, Columbia Thomas G. Watson, Kansas City (Westwood, KS) Harry Wiggins, Kansas City* Murray L. Weidenbaum, St. Louis Class of 1986 Class of 1995 No election held No election held Class of 1987 Class of 1996 Sam B. Cook, Jefferson City William H. Dunn Sr., Kansas City John Q. Hammons, Springfield James L. Mathewson, Sedalia Robert N. Hunter, Jefferson City Walter L. Metcalfe Jr., St. Louis John E. Moore, Springfield James B. Nutter, Kansas City Morton I. Sosland, Kansas City Betty Goshorn Weldon, Jefferson City Class of 1988 Class of 1997 No election held William J. Cason, Clinton Thomas R. Green, Frontenac Class of 1989 Emanuel Cleaver II, Kansas City (Washington, D.C.) Henry Bloch, Kansas City Edward L Dowd Sr., St. Louis* W.H. Bert Bates, Kansas City John L. Morris, Springfield Ike Skelton, Lexington (Washington, D.C.) Michael Pulitzer, St. Louis Ewing Kauffman, Kansas City* Charles Price, Kansas City Class of 1998 Joseph Stevens, Kansas City* No election held Ann Covington, Columbia (Jefferson City) Ted Wetterau, St. Louis Class of 1999 Ben Parnell, Springfield Richard Berkley, Kansas City Richard Gephardt, St. Louis (Washington, D.C.) Lawrence Biondi, St. Louis William B. Bondeson, Columbia Class of 1990 John Jordan (Buck) O’Neil, Kansas City Dr. J. Robert Ashcroft, Springfield* Peter R. Raven, St. Louis Robert L. Hawkins Jr., Jefferson City Frank P. Sebree, Kansas City MISSOURI INFORMATION—FOREIGN CONSULATES IN MISSOURI 917

Special Class of 2000 quartered in Kansas City and St. Louis. They per- Roger Wilson, Columbia form trade and diplomatic services for their own Bob Holden, Jefferson City citizens and for United States citizens. Key: CE—Consul Emeritus; HC—Honorary Class of 2001 Consul; C—Consul; HVC—Honorary Vice Con- No election held sul; HCG—Honorary Consul General; HCA— Honorary Consular Agent. Class of 2002 Kay Barnes, Kansas City Austria Lou Brock, St. Louis (St. Charles) Jean Carnahan, St. Louis (Rolla) Kansas City, Dennis James Owens, HCG, 1111 S. Lee Kling, St. Louis Main St., 7th Fl., Kansas City 64105, (816) Edward T. Matheny Jr., Kansas City 474-3000. Mary Rhodes Russell, St. Louis St. Louis, Dieter K. Ungerboeck, HC, 1350 Jim Stowers, Kansas City Edbridge Payne Rd., Chesterfield 63017- Jack Taylor, St. Louis 8531, (314) 537-0350, FAX: (314) 537-3720. Class of 2004 Belgium Sheryl Crow, Kennett St. Louis, Maria Lena Candries, HC, 3466 Bridge- John Dillingham, Kanas City land Dr., Bridgeton 63044, (314) 770-2200. Richard (Dick) Dunn, Jefferson City (Springfield) Terrence (Terry) Dunn, Kansas City Lali Garcia, Kansas City Chile Henry Givens Jr., St. Louis Kansas City, Robert William Evans, HC, 4153 Sam F. Hamra Jr., Springfield Broadway, Kansas City 64111, (816) 531- Charles McClain, Columbia 2345. Daniel (Duke) McVey, Jefferson City Alan Wheat, Kansas City Czech Republic Special Class of 2005 Kansas City, Sharon Kay Valasek, HC, 437 E. 74th St., Kansas City 64131, (816) 363-6827. Matthew R. Blunt, Springfield *Deceased Denmark **Resigned Kansas City, Karen Elaine Nielson, HC, 1700 W. 12th St., Kansas City 64101, (800) 821-2702. St. Louis, Niels C. Andersen, HC, 16486 Hollis- ter Crossing Dr., Wildwood 63011, (314) 603-2470. El Salvador Kansas City, John H. Fisher, HC, 608 W. 101st Terr., Kansas City 64114, (816) 941-6648. Foreign St. Louis, Michael Jay Bobroff, HC, 7730 Forsyth, Ste. 150, St. Louis 63105, (314) 862- 0300. Consulates in France Kansas City, Arthur Julius Elman, HCA, 4401 Missouri Wornall Rd., Kansas City 64111, (816) 932- 2575, FAX: (816) 932-9819. St. Louis, James F. Mauze´, HC, 112 S. Hanley Consulates are the offices established by coun- Rd., St. Louis 63105, (314) 726-2800, FAX: tries for their representatives (consuls) living in (314) 863-3821. certain foreign cities and serving the country’s cit- izens and business interests there. The Missouri Guatemala Consular Corps is compromised of foreign service officers from nations maintaining friendly rela- Kansas City, Joseph Peter Spalitto, HC, 400 E. tions with the United States. These officials, rec- Red Bridge Rd., Ste. 107, Kansas City 64131, ognized by the U.S. State Department, are head- (816) 942-6990, FAX: (816) 942-4301. 918 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Haiti Sweden St. Louis, Norman Bradford West, HC, 441 Clois- St. Louis, Grant Richard Oscarson, HC, 635 ters Walk, Kirkwood 63122, (314) 966-5280. Maryville Center Dr., Ste. 105, St. Louis 63141, (314) 628-8700, FAX: (314) 628-8904. Iceland Thailand Kansas City, Vigdis Adalsteinsdottir Taylor, HC, 7100 E. 131st St., Grandview 64030, (816) Kansas City, Mary Frances Taylor-Kirkpatrick, HC, 763-2046. 3 Dunford Circle, Kansas City 64112, (816) 361-8788. Italy St. Louis, Joseph Colagiovanni Jr., HVC, 1 Metro- politan Sq., Ste. 3800, St. Louis 63102, (314) 259-2008. Japan Kansas City, CG, 911 Main St., Rm. 1800, Kansas City 64105, (816) 471-0111. Boards St. Louis, Bruce S. Buckland, HCG, 46 Briarcliff St., St. Louis 63124, (314) 994-1133, FAX: (314) 994-1133. Assigned to Luxembourg Kansas City, Robert F. Schaeffer, HCG, 325 Westwoods Circle, Liberty 64068, (816) 792- the Governor 0841, FAX: (816) 792-4999. Clay County Board of Election Mexico Commissioners 2005–2006 Kansas City, Everardo Luis Suarez Amezcua, C, Fernando Gonzalez Santoyo, C, Maria Noemi 100 Mississippi Hernandez Tellez, DC, 1600 Baltimore UN, Liberty 64068-1640 Telephone: (816) 415-8683 / FAX: (816) 792-5334 Ste. 100, Kansas City 64108, (816) 556-0800. www.claycoelections.com Netherlands Chair: James B. Chappell, (R), 15 N.W. 44th St., Kansas City, Robertus Goddijn, HC, 5818 Kansas City 64116; Manor Ln., Parkville 64152-6063, (816) 587- Secretary/Treasurer: Gerald L. Randall, (D), 7722 N.E. 51st St., Kansas City 64119; 6702, FAX: (816) 741-1152. Members: Jesse J. Camacho, (R); Gerald Randall St. Louis, Richard William Lodge, HC, 562 N. (D); Woodlawn, St. Louis 63122, (314) 965-3533. Directors of Elections: Vacancy, (R); Tiffany Bod- Nicaragua nar, (D). St. Louis, Thomas Harvey Bottini, HC, 211 N. Jackson County Board of Election Broadway UN, Ste. 2600, St. Louis 63102, (314) Commissioners 342-8054. Independence Sq. Courthouse, PO Box 296 Peru Independence 64051-0296 Telephone: (816) 325-4600 / FAX: (816) 325-4609 St. Louis, Rosa Ana Schwarz, HC, 3 The Prado http://jceb.co.jackson.mo.us UN, St. Louis 63124, (314) 991-1750. Chair: Tammy L. Brown, (R), 2301 S.W. Tenth St., Poland Lee’s Summit 64081; Secretary/Treasurer: William J. Baker, (D), St. Louis, Robert V. Ogrodnik, HC, 13421 Feath- 12904 E. 41st Terr., Independence 64055; erstone Dr., St. Louis 63131, (314) 821-6130. Members: Michael K. Whitehead, (R); Charles E. Dumsky, (D); Slovak Republic Directors of Elections: Charlene Davis, (R), Email: Kansas City, Ross Paul Marine, HC, 11729 Cen- [email protected]; Robert C. Nichols Jr., tral St., Kansas City 64114, (816) 943-0515. (D), Email: [email protected]. MISSOURI INFORMATION—UNASSIGNED BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 919

Kansas City Board of Election Secretary: Chaim H. Zimbalist, (D), 14316 E. Conway Meadows Ct., Chesterfield 63107 Commissioners Members: Anita Yeckel, (R); Bill Miller, (D); 1828 Walnut, Ste. 300 Directors of Elections: David H. Welch, (R), Kansas City 64108 Email: [email protected]; Judy Telephone: (816) 234-5055 / FAX: (816) 234-5333 Taylor, (D). www.kceb.org Chair: Melodie A. Powell, (R), 429 W. 67th St., Kansas City Board of Kansas City 64113; Police Commissioners Secretary/Treasurer: Joseph D. Serrano, (D), 1125 Locust St. 1216 Huntington Rd., Kansas City 64113; Kansas City 64106 Members: Cynthia G. Thompson, (R); Quinton L. Telephone: (816) 234-5055 Jennings, (D); www.kcpd.org/kcpd2004/policecommissioners.htm Directors of Elections: Ray S. James, (R), Email: [email protected]; Sharon Turner Buie, (D), President: Angela Wasson-Hunt; Email: [email protected]. Vice President: James B. Wilson; Treasurer: Terry Brady; Secretary/Attorney: Donna M. Wilson; Platte County Board of Election Member: Carl Zobrist; Commissioners Ex Officio Member: Mayor Kay Barnes. Platte County Administration Bldg. 415 Third St., Box 140 St. Louis City Board of Police Platte City 64079 Commissioners Telephone: (816) 858-4400 / FAX: (816) 858-3387 www.co.platte.mo.us/elections 1200 Clark Ave. St. Louis 63103 Chair: Joseph H. Collison, (D), 545 Washington Telephone: (314) 444-5601 / FAX: (314) 444-5528 St., Box 126, Weston 64098; President: Col. Bart Saracino; Secretary: George Randy Rose, (R), 4905 N.W. Vice President: Col. Michael J. Quinn; Hillside Dr., Riverside 64151; Treasurer: Col. Chris Goodson; Members: Joe Swarts, (R); Debra Uhrig, (D); Secretary: Maj. Paul M. Nocchiero; Directors of Elections: Wendy M. Flanigan, (R); Purchasing Member: Col. JoAnn Freeman; Mary Beth Erickson, (D). Ex Officio Member: Mayor Francis Slay. St. Louis City Board of Election Commissioners 300 N. Tucker Blvd. St. Louis 63101 Telephone: (314) 622-4336 http://stlouis.missouri.org/citygov/electionbd Unassigned Chair: Edward R. Martin Jr., (R), 6427 Devon- shire Ave., St. Louis 63109; Secretary: Vacancy; Boards and Members: Angeletta M. McCormick Franks, (R); Clarence E. Dula, (D); Directors of Election: Gary Stoff, (R), Email: stof- [email protected]; James O’Toole, (D). Commissions

St. Louis County Board of Election Missouri Local Government Commissioners Employees’ Retirement System 12 Sunnen Dr. 701 W. Main St., PO Box 1665 Maplewood 63143 Jefferson City, Mo 65102 Telephone: (314) 615-1800 / FAX: (314) 615-1999 Telephone:(573) 636-9455 www.co.st-louis.mo.us/elections www.molagers.org Email: [email protected] The Missouri Local Government Employees’ Chair: John J. Diehl Jr., (R), 2404 White Stable Retirement System (LAGERS) was established Rd., St. Louis 63131; under legislation that became effective August 920 OFFICIAL MANUAL

13, 1967, to provide retirement for employees of Board of Trustees local government units. Approximately 44,000 Preston, Peggy, chair, Nixa, June 30, 2008; employees and retirants of 515 political subdivi- Boggess, Cheryl, Dexter, June 30, 2006; sions are presently participating. The system is Franklin, J. Richard, Independence, June 30, governed by a board of trustees, which includes 2007; three members elected by governing bodies of Kruse, John G., Columbia, June 30, 2006; participating subdivisions; three members elect- Wright, Phil, Liberty, June 30, 2008; ed by employee members and one public mem- Zubeck, Tina, Platte City, June 30, 2006; ber appointed by the governor. Yoakum, M. Steve, executive director. LAGERS Board of Trustees Missouri Consolidated Health Moreland, Jeffrey, chair, Grandview, Dec. 31, Care Plan 2006; 832 Weathered Rock Ct., PO Box 104355 Ashcroft, J. Robert, vice chair, Platte County, Jefferson City 65110-4355 Dec. 31, 2005; Telephone: (800) 487-0771 / FAX: (573) 526-4771 Buck, Frank, Cameron, Dec. 31, 2008; www.mchcp.org Calvin, Tara, Columbia, Dec. 31, 2005; The Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan Dueker, Jane, Chesterfield, Dec. 31, 2007; (MCHCP) was created through legislation passed Gragg, Dr. Victor, Mid-Continent Library, Dec. in May 1992 transferring the administration of 31, 2006; the health care program for most of the state’s Yendes, Nancy, Springfield, Dec. 31, 2008; employees and retirees from the Missouri State Schwartz, William, executive director. Employees’ Retirement System (MOSERS) to MCHCP. MCHCP officially began operation on Public School Retirement System of January 1, 1994. The legislation also allowed Missouri other non-state public entities to join MCHCP. MCHCP began providing access to health insur- 3210 W. Truman Blvd., PO Box 268 ance for public entities as of January 1995. Types Jefferson City 65102 of public entities qualifying for MCHCP cover- Telephone: (573) 634-5290 / FAX: (573) 634-5375 age include cities, counties, and school districts. Toll-free: (800) 392-6848 MCHCP provides coverage for over 108,000 www.psrsmo.org state and public entity members, retirees and The Public School Retirement System of Mis- their dependents offering various types of health souri includes the public school districts of Mis- insurance plans, including health maintenance souri, except St. Louis and Kansas City; public organization (HMO), point of service (POS) and junior colleges in Missouri; and certificated preferred provider organization (PPO) plans. members and employees of the board of the sys- The Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan tem. The system began operations on July 1, is governed by a thirteen member board includ- 1946, and as of June 30, 2004, the system had ing: the director of the Department of Insurance, 85,471 active members and 34,230 retirees. director of the Department of Health, commis- sioner of the Office of Administration, two repre- The system is financed by contributions of sentatives from the House of Representatives, two members and the employing school districts in representatives from the Senate and six members equal amounts and by interest earned on invest- appointed by the governor. Three of the six mem- ment of contributions. Administering the pro- bers are not members of MCHCP. The remaining gram is a seven-member board of trustees. Three three members are members of the plan either as members are appointed by the governor, and a state or public entity member. four are elected for four-year terms by the mem- bers and retirees. MCHCP Board of Trustees Feigenbaum, Dr. Susan, chair, UMSL, Econom- Non-Teacher School Employee ics Department, St. Louis; Retirement System of Missouri Finke, Dale, vice chair, ex officio member, Department of Insurance; The Non-Teacher School Employee Retire- Coburn, A. Stephen, member, St. Louis; ment System of Missouri began operations in Cooper, Wayne, House member; 1965. It includes 64,717 active employees and Eckstein, Julia, ex officio member, Department of 15,445 retirees of public school districts, except Health and Senior Services; those in St. Louis and Kansas City. Financing of Keathley, Mike, Commissioner of Administra- the two systems is similar and the same board tion, ex officio member, Jefferson City; administers both programs. Morgan, Roslyn, Probation and Parole; MISSOURI INFORMATION—UNASSIGNED BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 921

Ostercamp, Donna, Community Hospices of Russell, John, appointed member, retiree, Jeffer- America; son City, Jan. 2009; Page, Sam, House member; Steelman, Sarah, ex officio member, State Trea- Schuette, Sarah, Department of Economic De- surer, Jefferson City; velopment; Vacancy, appointed member, Jan. 2009; Scott, Delbert, Senate member; Findlay, Gary, executive director. Wheeler, Charles, Senate member; Whitehead, Irvin, Retiree; Missouri Department of Transporta- Meyer, Ron, executive director. tion and Highway Patrol Employees’ Missouri State Employees’ Retirement System Retirement System 1913 William St., P0 Box 1930 Jefferson City 65102 PO Box 209 Telephone: (573) 751-4640 Jefferson City 65102 Telephone: (573) 632-6100 / FAX: (573) 632-6101 The Missouri Department of Transportation www.mosers.org and Highway Patrol Employees’ Retirement Sys- The Missouri State Employees’ Retirement tem was established under legislation, which System (MOSERS) was established by law in became effective in 1955, to provide retirement 1957. The system is responsible for administra- benefits for employees of the Missouri Depart- tion of the retirement program for all state ment of Transportation and the State Highway employees (other than employees of the Highway Patrol. The system has approximately 17,000 Commission, the Highway Patrol and the Univer- members. Financing of the system is generally sity of Missouri). Effective September 1, 1972, the from highway funds and investment income. program became noncontributory for members The system is governed by a 10-member with the state becoming the sole contributor. The board of trustees made up of three members of system also provides life insurance coverage of the Highways and Transportation Commission, one times annual pay for active members and the director of the Department of Transportation, $5,000 for retired members, with optional group the superintendent of the Highway Patrol, one life insurance coverage available at the expense member of the Senate, one member of the of the members. The system is also responsible House of Representatives, one active member of for administration of the state’s long-term disabil- the Department of Transportation, one active ity program for most state employees. member of the State Highway Patrol and one retired member of the system. The system operates under the direction and control of an 11-member board of trustees made up of the state treasurer, commissioner of admin- Board of Trustees istration, two members each of the House and Anderson, James B., Springfield, chair; High- Senate, two members appointed by the gover- ways and Transportation Commission mem- nor, two active members elected by the active ber, March 1, 2009; members and one retired member elected by the Stottlemyre, Colonel Roger, Jefferson City, vice retired members. chair; superintendent, Highway Patrol; Griesheimer, John, Washington, Senate mem- MOSERS Board of Trustees ber; McKenna, Bill, Crystal City, Highways and Trans- Buckner, Marsha, chair, elected active member, portation Commission member, March 1, Department of Mental Health, Jefferson City, 2007; Dec. 2006; Michie, Duane S., Caruthersville, Highways and Smith, Todd, vice chair, House member, Sedalia, Transportation Commission member, March Dec. 2006; 1, 2009; Martin, Don, elected retired member, Indepen- Rahn, Pete, Jefferson City, director, Department dence, Dec. 2006; of Transportation; Bill, Wayne, elected active member, Department Reeder, Harold, Parkville; MoDOT active mem- of Agriculture, Fulton, Dec. 2006; ber, July 1, 2006 Crowell, Jason, Senate member, Cape Girardeau, Schlottach, Charlie, Owensville, House of Rep- Dec. 2006; resentatives member; Deeken, Bill, House member, Jefferson City, Shaw, William H., Jefferson City, retiree member, Dec. 2006; July 1, 2006; Green, Timothy, Senate member, St. Louis, Dec. Villanueva, Lieutenant Juan, Clever, Highway 2006; Patrol active member, July 1, 2006; Keathley, Michael, ex officio member, Jefferson Robinson, Norm, executive director. City, Commissioner, Office of Administration; 922 OFFICIAL MANUAL Missouri at a Glance

General Information Entered the Union: August 10, 1821 (24th state). Capitol: Jefferson City. Present Constitution adopted: 1945. Motto: “Salus populi suprema lex esto” which is Latin for “The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law.” Nickname: The Show Me State. Origin of state name: “Missouri” is most likely a French rendition of the Algonquian word meaning “town of large canoes.” Land area in square miles (national rank): 68,945 (18). Number of counties: 114 with one independent city (St. Louis). Largest county: Texas—1,180 square miles. Smallest county: Worth—266 square miles. Population Ten largest cities: Kansas City, 444,387; St. Louis, 343,279; Springfield, 150,704; Independence, 111,023; Columbia, 89,593; Lee’s Summit, 78,659; St. Joseph, 72,628; O’Fallon, 67,009; St. Charles, 61,411; St. Peters, 53,907. Missouri population (2004 census estimate) ...... 5,754,618 National rank (2004) ...... 17 Male/female population (by percentage) (Census Population Estimates, 2004) ...... 48.85 / 51.15 Ethnic population (by percentage) (White/Black/Asian/Native American/Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander/Two or More Races) ...... 85.35 / 11.56 / 1.33 / .45/ .17/ 1.48 Hispanic (Not considered ethnicity) ...... 2.3 Urban/rural distribution (by percentage) (2000) ...... 69.37 / 30.63 Resident live births (Census Population Estimates, 2004) ...... 77,642 Resident deaths (Census Population Estimates, 2004) ...... 55,506 Total personal income and national rank ...... $176.1 billion (20) (Missouri Department of Economic Development, 2004) Per capita income and national rank ...... $21,473 (30)–est. (Census American Community Survey, 2003) Median household income and national rank ...... $40,725 (31)–est. (Census American Community Survey, 2003) Gross State Product (Missouri Department of Economic Development, 2003) ...... $194.6 billion Geography/Climate Highest point (in feet above sea level: Taum Sauk Mountain, Iron County) ...... 1,722 Lowest point (in feet above sea level: St. Francis River, Bootheel) ...... 230 Approximate mean elevation in feet above sea level (national rank) ...... 800 (32) Normal daily mean temperature (national rank) ...... 54.9°F (21) Percentage of sunny days per year (national rank) ...... 60% (20) Education Public schools (2003–2004) Elementary ...... 1,263 Junior high/middle schools ...... 340 High schools ...... 572 Public school districts ...... 524 Public school enrollment ...... 894,623 Elementary (K–8) ...... 620,443 Secondary (9–12) ...... 273,820 Public high school graduation rate (2003–2004) ...... 85.1% MISSOURI INFORMATION—MISSOURI AT A GLANCE 923

Nonpublic schools Elementary ...... 374 Secondary ...... 142 Nonpublic school districts ...... 518 Nonpublic school enrollment ...... 92,106 Elementary (K-8) ...... 60,975 Secondary (9-12) ...... 18,970 Ungraded ...... 396 Nonpublic high school graduation (2004–2005) ...... 6,914 Colleges and universities Public four-year colleges and universities ...... 13 Public two-year community colleges ...... 20 Technical College ...... 1 Independent four-year colleges ...... 23 Independent two-year colleges ...... 2 Technical, professional and theological schools ...... 24 Private career schools ...... 120 Public libraries and branches ...... 397 Natural resources Agriculture (2003) Number of farms/national rank ...... 106,000 (2) Total farm acreages ...... 31,100,000 Total ag income/export value ...... $4.97 billion / $1.24 billion Farm segment/national rank Hay production (excluding alfalfa) ...... Second Beef cow production ...... Second Hog production ...... Sixth Cattle operations ...... Second Turkeys raised ...... Third Corn production ...... Ninth Rice production ...... Sixth Cotton production ...... Tenth Soybean production ...... Seventh Milk production ...... Twenty-first Winter wheat production ...... Eleventh Farm segment annual production Grapes ...... 3,030 tons Watermelons ...... 924,000 cwt. Grain sorghum ...... 15.66 million bushels Apples ...... 36 million pounds Timber/commercial acreage ...... about 14 million acres Annual value of wood products ...... $3 billion Energy Number of power plants (2003) ...... 107 Nuclear plant ...... 1 State conservation acreage (areas/acreage) ...... 1,177/ 981,139 Owned (areas/acreage) ...... 793 / 780,440 Leased acreage (areas/acreage) ...... 384 / 200,699 Crop land acreage ...... 66,470 Fishing lakes/ponds acreage ...... 16,806 Forest land acreage ...... 526,700 Grassland/old-fields/prairie/wetlands acreage ...... 117,984 Facilities on Conservation Areas Archery ranges (owned and leased) ...... 27 Boat ramps on lakes and streams ...... 529 Camping–designated improved (areas) ...... 25 Camping–designated primitive (area) ...... 182 Firearm ranges (owned and leased) ...... 53 Fire lookout towers ...... 58 Fish hatcheries ...... 10 924 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Fishing docks, jetties and platforms ...... 309 Forest seedling nursery ...... 1 Horseback riding–designated trails (miles) ...... 392 Hunting blinds ...... 56 Nature Centers ...... 5 Parking lots ...... 3,000 Roads (miles) ...... 941 Trails (miles) ...... 708 Trails (number) ...... 249 Viewing blinds, & decks ...... 51 Visitor centers ...... 15 Employment (2004) Manufacturing Durable goods ...... 195,400 Non-durable goods ...... 116,800 Total: Manufacturing ...... 312,200 Non-manufacturing Natural Resources and Mining ...... 4,800 Construction ...... 137,500 Transportation and Utilities ...... 113,900 Retail Trade ...... 311,000 Wholesale trade ...... 119,800 Repair and Maintenance ...... 24,000 Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation Services ...... 33,400 Educational and Health Services ...... 358,700 Educational services ...... 57,800 Social Assistance ...... 47,100 Other Services ...... 119,400 Total government ...... 429,300 Federal government ...... 54,400 State government ...... 106,700 Local government ...... 268,200 Total: Non-manufacturing ...... 2,380,700 Total Nonfarm ...... 2,692,900 Unemployment rate: Missouri: 2004 ...... 5.7% United States: 2004 ...... 5.5% Cost of living: Missouri/United States (1st quarter, 2005) 90.2% / 6th lowest Professions/occupations, 2005 Acupuncturist ...... 62 Announcer ...... 32 Architect ...... 4,660 Athlete Agent ...... 18 Athletic Trainer ...... 504 Athletic-Physician ...... 16 Audiologist ...... 314 Audiology Aide ...... 4 Baccalaureate Social Work ...... 1 Barber ...... 3,006 Body Piercer ...... 82 Body Piercer & Brander ...... 1 Boxing and Wrestling Promoters ...... 28 Boxing and Wrestling Referees ...... 46 Boxing and Wrestling Seconds ...... 348 Boxing Judge ...... 20 Boxing Manager ...... 4 Boxing Matchmaker ...... 8 Boxing, Wrestling and Martial Arts Contestants ...... 612 Brokers ...... 16,518 MISSOURI INFORMATION—MISSOURI AT A GLANCE 925

Chiropractic Physician ...... 1,972 Clinical Aud/Speech Pathologist ...... 11 Clinical Social Worker ...... 4,947 Cosmetologist/All ...... 36,866 Cosmetologist/Hairdressing ...... 1,232 Cosmetologist/Manicuring ...... 5,542 Cosmetology Esthetics ...... 4,015 CPA-Certificate Holder ...... 8,548 CPA-License Holder ...... 8,773 Dental Hygienist ...... 2,683 Dental Specialist ...... 618 Dentist ...... 3,124 Dietitian ...... 1,315 Drug Distributor ...... 1,208 Drug Distributor Registrant ...... 100 Embalmer ...... 1,183 Endowed Care ...... 95 Funeral Director ...... 2,530 Geologist ...... 801 Hearing Instrument Specialist ...... 455 Interior Designer ...... 91 Interpreter ...... 519 Land Arch. In Training ...... 1 Land Surveyor ...... 933 Landscape Architect ...... 265 Lawyer ...... 8,200 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 22,602 Marital & Family Therapist ...... 157 Massage Therapist ...... 2,711 Medical Physician & Surgeon ...... 19,276 Non-Endowed Care ...... 49 Occupational Therapist ...... 2,377 Occupational Therapy Assistant ...... 705 Optometrist ...... 1,176 Osteopathy Physician & Surgeon ...... 3,163 Perfusionist ...... 135 Pharmacist ...... 7,177 Pharmacy Technician ...... 11,583 Physical Therapist ...... 4,479 Physical Therapist Assistant ...... 1,653 Physician Assistant ...... 446 Podiatrist ...... 226 Podiatrist/Ankle ...... 59 Preneed Provider ...... 627 Preneed Seller ...... 350 Professional Counselor ...... 2,904 Professional Engineer ...... 14,329 Psychologist ...... 1,853 Real Estate Appraiser ...... 2,267 Registered Nurse ...... 74,755 Respiratory Care Practitioner ...... 3,243 Salesperson ...... 29,741 Speech Language Pathologist Aide ...... 3 Speech Language Pathologist Assistant ...... 15 Speech Language Pathologist ...... 2,266 Tattooist ...... 304 Tattooist & Body Piercer ...... 87 Tattooist, Body Piercer & Brander ...... 10 Timekeeper ...... 16 Veterinarian ...... 2,794 Veterinary Animal Technician ...... 635 926 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Visiting Professor MD ...... 40 Business information Financial services, 2005 State-chartered commercial banks ...... 297 Branches ...... 1,162 Credit unions ...... 158 Licensed mortgage brokers ...... 605 Licensed consumer credit outlets ...... 2,577 Savings and loans ...... 6 Tourism Tourism’s economic impact (Fiscal Year 2004) ...... $13.4 billion State revenue from tourism (Fiscal Year 2004) ...... $627.3 million Foreign tourists (Excluding Mexico) (2004) ...... 269,300 Transportation Public Airports, 2005 ...... 125 Highway miles, 2005 Interstate ...... 1,181 Primary ...... 6,990 Supplementary ...... 24,226 Total highway miles ...... 32,397 Public transit, miles of light rail (MetroLink) ...... 34.4* (*Eight-mile extension coming on line in Fall of 2006) Miles of mainline railroad track, 2005 ...... 4,255 Waterways (navigable) ...... 1,050 Number port authorities ...... 14 Crime Statistics 2004 preliminary statistics Murder ...... 364 Rape ...... 1,469 Robbery ...... 6,586 Aggravated assault ...... 19,597 Burglary ...... 39,985 Theft ...... 156,433 Motor Vehicle Theft ...... 25,655 Arson ...... 1,887 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 927 Index of Historical Features in the Official Manual Tabular and statistical history Volume Page Academy of Missouri Squires ...... 2003–04 891–94 Adjutants General of Missouri, 1821–1981 ...... 1985–86 974 Agricultural Heritage, Missouri’s, by Cordell Tindall ...... 1979–80 2–31 Agricultural Missouri ...... 1943–44 1192 Agriculture, An Outstanding Agriculture State ...... 1949–50 35 Agriculture, Crop Lands of the World ...... 1943–44 792 Agriculture, Missouri Ranks High in Agriculture ...... 1947–48 298 Agriculture Resources of Missouri ...... 1945–46 415 Aiken, Frank William, First in Missouri Birth Records ...... 1941–42 232 Altitude, Points of Elevation in Missouri ...... 1931-32 108 American Legion, Historical Sketch of ...... 1919–20 697–98 American National Red Cross ...... 1941–42 904 American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Missouri ...... 1975–76 334 American Settlements ...... 1953–54 11–13 American’s Creed, The ...... 1941–42 931 1943–44 962 Anderson House ...... 1971–72 360 Animals, Wild Life in the Missouri Country ...... 1951–52 19, 21 Anniversaries ...... 1911–12 598–99 1915–16 687 Apportionment, U.S. Representatives Under Each Apportionment, 1790–1960 ...... 1963–64 1081 Archives of Missouri ...... 1943–44 989 Area and Population of Missouri Counties, Urban and Rural, 1960 and 1950 ...... 1969–70 1453–55 Area and Population of Missouri Counties, Urban and Rural, 1970 and 1960 ...... 1975–76 1217–19 Armed Forces: Dedication ...... 1991–92 4–5 Army Posts in Missouri ...... 1945–46 1085–87 Army, U.S., Missouri Army and Navy Leaders ...... 1949–50 7 Arrow Rock Tavern ...... 1945–46 654 1971–72 360 Art Galleries, Kansas City and St. Louis ...... 1941–42 364 Artist, Bingham, The Missouri Artist ...... 1949–50 19, 21 Artist, Contemporary, Thomas Hart Benton ...... 1949–50 27, 29 Artist, St. Louis Painter (Carl Wimar) ...... 1949–50 9 Astronomers, Two Outstanding ...... 1949–50 25 Atlantic Charter, The ...... 1943–44 886 1951–52 91 Attorney General, Historical Listing ...... 2003–04 103 Attorney General of Missouri, Origin and History of the Office ...... 1953–54 75 1989–90 66–67 Auditor, State, Brief History of the Office ...... 1947–48 71–72 Auditors, Historical Listing ...... 2003–04 90 Austin, Moses, Austin Memorial Commission ...... 1947–48 297–98 1949–50 340 1951–52 356 Automobiles, Motor Vehicle Registration and Basic Revenues, 1911–50 ...... 1951–52 708 Averill, John T., Memorial Speech ...... 1899–1900 537 Banking, Pioneer ...... 1947–48 262 1955–56 14 Banks and Trust Companies, History of Supervision and Control ...... 1949–50 296 1951–52 310 1953–54 282 Barite Production ...... 1949–50 39 Battle of Pilot Knob, Iron County, Missouri, Sept. 27, 1864, by Richard S. Brownlee ...... 1961–62 3–31 928 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Battles of the Civil War, Missouri, “Tragic Brotherhood, 1860–65” ...... 1957–58 6–29 Beginnings of Missouri, The ...... 1953–54 3–32 Bell, Wilson (1897–1947), In Memoriam ...... 1947–48 86 Benton, Thomas Hart, Contemporary Artist ...... 1949–50 27, 29 Bi–State Development Agency, Missouri–Illinois Metropolitan District ...... 1989–90 413–14 Bicentennial Commission of Missouri, American Revolution ...... 1975–76 334 Bingham, The Missouri Artist, by Kenneth H. Winn ...... 1997–98 48–56 Birth Certificate, First Recorded in Missouri ...... 1941–42 232 Bland, Richard P., Memorial Sketch ...... 1899–1900 536 Boone’s Lick Trail, Famous Trails in Missouri ...... 1945–46 821 Boone, John William, Negro Musician ...... 1949–50 23 Boonville, Battle of ...... 1957–58 6–7 Botanical Garden, Beginning of Missouri Botanical Garden ...... 1945–46 891 Boundaries, Maps Showing Missouri Territorial, State and County Boundaries, 1804–21 ...... 1943–44 1131–36 1945–46 1071–77 Boundary, “Honey War” ...... 1955–56 15–16 Bounty of the Fields, Missouri’s Agricultural Heritage, by Cordell Tindall ...... 1979–80 2–31 Bourgmond, Etienne Veniard de ...... 1951–529 Bradley, Omar N., General Bradley’s Memorial Day Address ...... 1949–50 1210 Bradley, Omar N., His Missouri Background ...... 1949–50 5, 7 Bradley, Omar N., Leadership in Military Affairs ...... 1949–50 3, 5, 7 Bray, Bill, MPA Executive Director, Retires ...... 1989–90 875 Bridges and Wrecks on the Missouri ...... 1951–52 33 Bridges, First Bridge Over Missouri River ...... 1945–46 1051 Bridges in Missouri ...... 1945–46 915 Bridges, Tennessee–Missouri Bridge Commission ...... 1969–70 326–27 Broadcasters Association of Missouri ...... 1989–90 887–88 Broadway State Office Building ...... 1975–76 1433 Broadway’s Most Colorful Figure, Homer Croy ...... 1949–50 13 Brown, John C., Memorial Sketch ...... 1915–16 194 Brown, John, John Brown Raids ...... 1955–5629 Budget, The State ...... 1989–90 902–10 Building and Loan Associations in Missouri, Statistical History ...... 1915–16 619 Burgess, Gava Drummond, Memorial Sketch ...... 1911–12 71 Burial Places of Presidents ...... 1957–58 82 Burney, Clarence A., Memorial Sketch ...... 1933–34 612 Bushwacker Museum at Nevada ...... 1971–72 977 Calendar of Historical Events in Missouri ...... 1879 128–33 1921–22 131–71 Calendar, Ready-Reference, 1752–2000 ...... 1943–44 432 Calendar, Some Notable Dates in Missouri History, 1673–1945 ...... 1945–46 1125–29 Camp Crowder ...... 1945–46 1085 Cancer Center, Ellis Fischel ...... 1989–90 355–56 Capitol Chronology ...... 1917–18 15 Capitol, Missouri State ...... 1993–94 5, 948–49 Capitols, State, When Settled, Entry into the Union ...... 1957–58 82 Carnegie, Dale, Missouri’s Most Prolific Writer and Lecturer ...... 1949–50 15 Carter, Mrs. Artie Mason, Missourian Founder of Hollywood Bowl ...... 1949–50 24 Catholic Priest Holds Political Office ...... 1947–48 13 Caves, Missouri ...... 1945–46 916 Caves, Missouri Cave Remains ...... 1925–26 962–67 Census (See entries under “Missouri Census”; “Population”) Census Taking in Missouri ...... 1951–52 560 Centralia Massacre ...... 1957–58 21–22 Changing Image of Time, The ...... 1997–98 927–38 Choteau, Madam Marie Therese Bourgeois ...... 1947–48 8 Church History, Missouri ...... 1945–46 694 Churches of the World, Largest ...... 1881 11 Churchill Memorial ...... 1969–70 339 Churchill, Winston, Missouri’s Winston Churchill ...... 1949–50 11 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 929

Cities of Missouri, Population of all Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or more, 1950–60 ...... 1969–70 1456–62 Cities of Missouri, Population of all Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or more, 1960–70 ...... 1975–76 1220–29 Cities of Missouri, Population of all Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or more, 1970–80 ...... 1983–84 1211–19 Cities of Missouri, Population of Places of 10,000 or More From Earliest Census to 1960 ...... 1969–70 1450–52 Civil Defense Agency, Missouri ...... 1967–68 672–75 Civil War, Battles of ...... 1957–58 6–29 Civil War, Great Battles of the ...... 1911–12 510–11 Civil War, Missouri and The ...... 1947–48 26–27 Civil War, Notable Historical Events, 1860–65 ...... 1879 126–27 Civil War, Soldiers Furnished to Union Army by States and Territories ...... 1911–12 510 Civil War, “The Battle of Pilot Knob,” by Richard S. Brownlee ...... 1961–62 3–31 Civil War, The War of 1861–65 ...... 1933–34 604 Civil War, “Tragic Brotherhood, 1860–65” ...... 1957–58 1–32 Clark, Albert M. (1879–1950), In Memoriam ...... 1951–52 96 Clark, Champ, Sketch and Monument ...... 1927–28 8–9 Clark, Champ, Sketch and Portrait ...... 1913–14 8–9 Classification of Municipalities ...... 2003–04 832–55 Clay Products of Missouri ...... 1949–50 41 Clemens, Samuel L. Missouri’s Most Famous Literary Figure ...... 1949–50 9–10 Clemens, Samuel L., Sketch and Statue ...... 1915–16 8–9 Climate, Missouri’s Climate and Rainfall ...... 1949–50 31, 33 Climate of Missouri ...... 1939–40 657 Clothing, St. Louis a Young Fashion Center ...... 1947–48 958 Coal in Missouri ...... 1949–50 316 Code of Ethics for Missouri Government Service ...... 1961–62 46 College, Junior ...... 1949–50 45, 47 College, State Maintained ...... 1949–50 45 College Union, Missouri ...... 1949–50 47 Colonial and Territorial History, “The Beginnings of Missouri” ...... 1953–54 3–32 Columbo, Fred Ray, Memorial Sketch ...... 1953–54 166 Commerce and Industry Development, Division of ...... 1973–74 313–15 Commerce and Industry in Missouri ...... 1945–46 960 Congress, Political Divisions of the United States Congress, 1855–1973 ...... 1973–74 192 Congress, Representatives Under Each Apportionment, 1790–1960 ...... 1963–64 1081 Congresses, Presidents, and Vice Presidents of the U.S., 1789–1981 ...... 1983–84 1166 Congressional Leaders from Missouri ...... 1949–50 9 Congressmen from Missouri, 1821–2004 ...... 2003–04 121–26 Conservation Department Building ...... 1867–68 1274–75 Conservation Department, History of ...... 1975–76 314 Conservatism Builds State ...... 1955–56 14–15 Constitution Association of Missouri, New ...... 1923–24 556–58 Constitution Bicentennial Commission of Missouri ...... 1987–88 104 Constitution of Missouri ...... 2003–04 322 Constitution of Missouri, 1865 ...... 1959–60 5–11 Constitution of Missouri, 1875 ...... 1947–48 32–33 Constitution of Missouri, 1875 ...... 1959–60 29–31 Constitution of Missouri,1875, Amendments Adopted, Rejected and Proposed, 1878–1904 ...... 1903–04 494–95 Constitution of Missouri, 1945 (text) ...... 1945–46 149–79 Constitution of Missouri, 1945, Vote on ...... 1945–46 148 Constitutional Convention of 1820 ...... 1945–46 179 1947–48 14 Constitutional Convention of 1845 ...... 1947–48 23, 25 1945–46 179–80 Constitutional Convention of 1865 ...... 1947–48 29, 31 1945–46 181–82 Constitutional Convention of 1875 ...... 1945–46 182–83 930 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Constitutional Convention of 1922–23 ...... 1945–46 183–85 Constitutional Convention of Missouri, 1820–1923, Delegates to ...... 1945–46 179–85 Constitutional Convention of Missouri, 1943–44 ...... 1943–44 133–71 1945–46 144–48 Constitutional Convention of Missouri, 1943–44, Committees of ...... 1943–44 142–43 Constitutional Convention of Missouri, 1943–44, Committees of ...... 1945–46 146–47 Constitutional Convention of Missouri, 1943–44, Delegates to ...... 1943–44 134–35 1945–46 144–45 Constitutional Conventions of Missouri, 1820–75 ...... 1903–04 490–93 1923–24 552–56 1939–40 900–04 Constitutional Conventions of Missouri, 1820–1923 ...... 1941–42 1081–84 1943–44 183–87 1945–46 179–85 Construction of a Capitol ...... 1983–84 1220–21 Convention of 1861, Missouri State ...... 1945–46 180–81 1955–56 32 1957–58 4–5 Copyright Law of the United States ...... 1943–44 250 Corn Production ...... 1949–50 37–38 Cotton Production ...... 1949–50 38 Counties of Missouri, Dates Organized ...... 1947–48 692 Counties of Missouri, Dates Organized and List of County Seats ...... 1881 26–28 Counties of Missouri, Number of Precincts in Each County, 1960 ...... 1961–62 1437 Counties of Missouri, Number of Townships in Each County ...... 1949–50 780 Counties of Missouri, Population and Area of Counties, Urban and Rural, 1930–50, 1960 and 1950 ...... 1959–60 1312–15 1969–70 1453–55 Counties of Missouri, Population and Area of Counties, Urban and Rural, 1960 and 1970 ...... 1975–76 1217–19 Counties, Organization and Naming of Missouri Counties ...... 1951–52 704, 746, 776, 842, 1018, 1036 County Boundaries, Maps Showing Missouri Territorial, State and County Boundaries, 1804–12 ...... 1943–44 1131–36 County Hospitals of Missouri ...... 1959–60 1341–57 Course of Corrections in Missouri, The, 1833–1983, by Donald Schroeger ...... 1983–84 1–23 Court of Appeals, History of ...... 2003–04 234 Courts, History of Missouri Circuit Courts ...... 2003–04 247 Crops, Early ...... 1949–50 37 Croy, Homer, Broadway’s Most Colorful Figure ...... 1949–50 13 Dairying and Poultry Raising ...... 1949–50 38–39 Dandy, Walter Edward, Neurological Surgeon ...... 1949–50 21 Dates, Memorable ...... 1915–16 688–89 Dates, Some Notable Dates in Missouri History, 1673–1945 ...... 1945–46 1125–29 Daughters of the Confederacy, United, Historical Sketch ...... 1945–46 892 Davis, Roy Tasco, U.S. Minister to Guatemala ...... 1921–22 692 Dearing, Fred Morris, Assistant U.S. Secretary of State ...... 1921–22 692 Debt, Imprisonment for Debt Abolished...... 1947–48 21 Declaration of Independence and the Signers of ...... 1961–62 202, 364, 570, 852 Declaration of Independence, Signers of, and How Adopted ...... 1961–62 852 1961–62 202, 364, 570, 852 Defense Agency, Missouri Civil ...... 1967–68 672–75 Democratic National Convention, Missouri Delegates at Large, 1868–92 ...... 1893–94 273 Democratic National Conventions, 1856–1948 ...... 1949–50 1162 Democratic Party, Officers ...... 2003–04 729–768 Dickie, Walter E., Memorial Sketch and Portrait ...... 1943–44 2–3 District of Columbia, Origin and Form of Government ...... 1943–44 542–45 1944–45 573–75 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 931

Documents of Missouri, Printed Public ...... 1907–08 414 Dogwood Tree ...... 1973–74 305 Doniphan Commands ...... 1955–56 24 Drake, Charles D...... 1959–60 5–17 Dred Scott Decision ...... 1939–40 773 Earthquakes, Great ...... 1943–44 1057 Economics Barriers in Santa Fe Trade ...... 1955–56 11 Editor and Publisher, Joseph Pulitzer ...... 1949–5021 Editors, Official Manual of Missouri, 1905–58 ...... 1957–58 770 Education, Early Days of the Public School System ...... 1947–48 19–20 Education, Missouri Leaders in ...... 1949–50 23 Education, “Missouri’s Child: Culture and Education in the Show–Me State,” by Margot Ford McMillen ...... 1995–96 12–34 Educational Advantages in the State ...... 1949–5045 Educational Institutions of Missouri, Historical Sketches of ...... 1989–90 370–405 Educational Institutions of Missouri, When Established ...... 1897–98 432 Election Calendar ...... 2003–04 621 Election, First in Missouri ...... 1947–48 14 Election Returns (See entries under “Vote”) Election Returns, 2002 Primary ...... 2003–04 656–86 Election Returns, 2002 General ...... 2003–04 622–55 Elections, Congress Has Power to Regulate State Primaries for U.S. Posts ...... 1943–44 792 Elections, Special, 2002 ...... 2003–04 687 Electoral College Delegates, 1988 ...... 1989–90 901 Electrification in Missouri, Rural ...... 1921–22 789–809 1941–42 675–721 1951–52 304 Eleemosynary Institutions of Missouri, Historical Sketches ...... 1943–44 735–91 1945–46 771–809 1947–48 494–544 Eleemosynary Institutions of Missouri, When Established ...... 1897–98 432 Elliot, T.S., Missouri Poet Wins Dial Prize ...... 1949–5013 Ellis, John D., Memorial Sketch ...... 1899–1900 537 Emancipation of Slaves ...... 1947–48 29 Employment Security Building, State ...... 1967–68 1273–74 Employment Security, Division of, History ...... 1941–42 1063–64 European Sovereigns, Civil Lists of ...... 1911–12 593 1913–14 615 Events of One Hundred Years Ago, 1819 ...... 1919–20 699–700 Executive Mansion, Historical Sketches of ...... 1953–54 1255 1955–56 1183 1957–58 1347 1959–60 1329 1961–62 1491 1965–66 1488–90 1975–76 1430–33 Executive Officers of Missouri, 1820–1948 ...... 1947–48 81–85 Explorers or Settlers, Founders of Missouri ...... 1953–54 3–4 Famous Old People of 1911 ...... 1911–12 593–95 Famous Old People of 1913 ...... 1913–14 615–16 Famous Old People of 1915 ...... 1915–16 684–85 Farm Products, Cash value of ...... 1949–50 37 Farming, Balanced Farming Program ...... 1949–50 37 Fashion, St. Louis, Young Fashion Center ...... 1947–48 958 Ferrell, Robert H., “Harry S Truman: A 50th Anniversary of His Presidency” ...... 1995–96 37–43 Field, Eugene, Missouri’s Best Known Poet ...... 1949–50 10 First State Capitol–St. Charles ...... 1965–66 1340 1973–74 374 Fisheries, Missouri ...... 1945–46 140 Flag Etiquette ...... 2003–04 925 Flag, Missouri Fourth Graders Help Save Missouri State Flag ...... 1989–90 170 932 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Flag, U.S. Proper Display of ...... 1953–54 364 Flood Losses in Missouri, 1951 ...... 1951–52 37, 39 Flood of 1993, The Great ...... 1993–94 48–54, 928, 1486 Flood volunteers, dedication ...... 1993–94 7 Floods on the Missouri, Great ...... 1951–52 35, 37 Flowers, State Nicknames and Flowers ...... 1945–46 870 1953–54 1060 Forests, Missouri ...... 1941–42 194 1945–46 449 Fort Leonard Wood ...... 1945–46 1087 1961–62 1090, 1210 1967–68 385 Fossils in Missouri, Ancient ...... 1925–26 959–61 Founders of Missouri, Explorers or Settlers? ...... 1953–54 3–4 Fox, James D., Memorial Sketch ...... 1911–12 71 France and Spain in Missouri ...... 1933–34 600–01 French Development ...... 1953–54 9–11 French Explorations on the Missouri River, Early ...... 1951–52 7, 9 French Rule ...... 1953–54 4–5 Fruit and Produce, Missouri Production of ...... 1953–54 959 Fuel, Power and Fuel ...... 1949–50 316 Fulbright Museum at Sumner ...... 1969–70 1109 Fur Industry of Missouri ...... 1947–48 256 Fur Trading on The Missouri ...... 1951–52 13, 15, 17 Furs Were Money ...... 1955–56 3, 6 Gas and Oil in Missouri ...... 1949–50 316 Gaynor, Jessie L., Composer ...... 1949–50 19 General Assembly in St. Charles ...... 1947–48 14–15 General Assembly of Missouri, Legislative Practice and Procedure ...... 1945–46 129 General Assembly, Officers of Missouri Senate and House, 1820–1993 ...... 1993–94 186–88 General Assembly, “Rebel Legislature” ...... 1933–34 599 1957–58 13, 15 General Assembly, State Senators and Representatives, 1820–1933 ...... 1935–36 187–248 General Assembly, State Senators and Representatives, 1929–57 ...... 1959–60 1394– 1415 General Assembly, State Senators and Representatives, 1931–59 ...... 1961–62 1536–57 Geography of Missouri ...... 1939–40 62 1955–56 794 Geological Survey and Water Resources Division, History of ...... 1973–74 324–26 Goodwin, Thelma P., Editor Retires ...... 1977–78 45 Government by the People ...... 1991–92 4–5 Government of Missouri, “Self–Government” ...... 1953–54 28–29 Government of Missouri, Territorial ...... 1953–54 21, 24–25 Government Toll Free Numbers ...... 2003-04 614–15 Governments, National and Local ...... 1943–44 533–35 Governors, Chief Executive of Missouri, 1766–1922 ...... 1921–22 130–31 Governors, Historical Listing ...... 2003–04 65 Governor’s Mansion ...... 2003–04 64 Governors, Signatures of Missouri Governors, 1820–1948 ...... 1947–48 22, 24 Governors, Suicides and Deaths of Five Missouri Governors ...... 1897–98 522 Great Flood of 1993 ...... 1993–94 48–54, 928, 1486 Great Seal of the State of Missouri ...... 1991–92 789 Hall, George W., “Missouri School Song” ...... 1899–1900 437 Harris, John A. (1890–1951), In Memoriam ...... 1951–52 96 Harry S Truman: A 50th Anniversary of His Presidency ...... 1995–96 37–43 Harvey, Ray, Memorial Sketch ...... 1953–54 166 Hawthorn Blossoms (Poem by Clyde Edwin Tuck) ...... 1923–24 21 Hay and Small Grains ...... 1949–50 38 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 933

Health, Public Health and Welfare Institutions of Missouri, Historical Sketch of ...... 1973–74 768–69 Highway Commission, History of ...... 1949–50 649 Highway Patrol, History and Development of ...... 1953–54 659–61 1955–56 683 1989–90 474 Highway Progress, Missouri’s ...... 1957–58 713–15 1959–60 751–53 1963–64 843–47 Highways, Historic, Santa Fe and Oregon Trails ...... 1955–56 9, 11 Highways, Modern ...... 1933–34 605–06 Historic Sites in Missouri ...... 1947–48 47–48 Historical and Philosophical Society, Missouri ...... 1947–48 23 Historical Listing, Attorney General ...... 2003–04 103 Historical Listing, Governors ...... 2003–04 65 Historical Listing, Lieutenant Governors ...... 2003–04 70 Historical Listing, Secetaries of State ...... 2003–04 84 Historical Listing, State Auditors ...... 2003–04 90 Historical Listing, State Treasurers ...... 2003–04 97 Historical Society, of Missouri, State ...... 1973–74 696–99 History of Missouri, A Brief ...... 1933–34 599–608 History of Missouri, “A Story of Missouri” ...... 1947–48 5–48 History of Missouri, “Missouri, the State–Great” ...... 1949–50 3–48 History of Missouri, “Struggles to Begin” ...... 1975–76 1–33 History of Missouri, “The Beginnings of Missouri” ...... 1953–54 3–32 History of Missouri, “The Youth of a State, 1821–60 ...... 1955–56 3–32 Holidays in Missouri, Legal ...... 1945–46 582 1953–54 512 Holidays in Missouri, Public ...... 1961–62 918 Holidays in the Several States, Legal ...... 1911–12 596–98 Holidays Not Affecting General Business ...... 1945–46 582 1953–54 512 Hollywood Bowl, Missourian Founder of ...... 1949–50 24 Holmes, W.H. (1883–1953), in Memoriam ...... 1953–54 80 Honey War, “Boundary Dispute” ...... 1955–56 15 Honey War (poem) ...... 1955–56 15–16 Horses, Missouri’s Saddle ...... 1945–46 653 Hospitals (See also entry under the word “Health”) Hospitals, Missouri County ...... 1959–60 1341–57 Hospitals, Missouri State Tuberculosis Sanatorium ...... 1971–72 767 Hospitals, Missouri Trachoma Hospital ...... 1963–64 688–89 Hospitals, Movement for County Hospitals in Missouri ...... 1931–32 716–21 Houck, Louis, Missouri Writers of History ...... 1949–50 13 House of Representatives, Missouri, Officers ...... 2003–04 209–11 Hubble, Edwin P., Two Outstanding Astronomers ...... 1949–50 25 Hughes, Rupert, Missouri Writers of Today ...... 1949–50 13 Illinois–Missouri Bi–State Development Agency ...... 1989–90 413–14 Illiteracy Statistics ...... 1889–90 56 I’m From Missouri ...... 1943–44 557 1961–62 1486 Immigration to the United States, 1822–1910 ...... 1911–12 595–96 Impeachment, Cases Tried by U.S. Senate, 1798–1936 ...... 1945–46 586 1953–54 1232 Impeachments in United States History ...... 1943–44 602 In Defense of the Principles of Freedom ...... 1991–92 4–5 Independence, Perfect City ...... 1955–56 17, 19 Indians in Missouri ...... 1933–34 601 1939–40 740 Indians in Paris ...... 1951–52 9, 11 Industrial History of Missouri ...... 1947–48 778 Industrial Inspection Division, History of ...... 1973–74 1125 934 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Industries, Early ...... 1949–50 33 Industry and Commerce in Missouri ...... 1945–46 960 In God We Trust, Brief history of Motto ...... 1957–58 826 Iron Ore Industry ...... 1949–50 39, 41 It All Adds Up: Reform and the Erosion of Representative Government in Missouri ...... 1999–2000 28–51 926 Jayhawker’s Turn ...... 1955–56 29, 31 Jefferson Landing ...... 1975–76 901–02 Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C...... 1963–64 376 Jefferson State Office Building ...... 1975–76 1433–35 Johnson, Josephine, Pulitzer Prize Winner in 1934 ...... 1949–50 13 Jones, Ben, Race Horse Trainer ...... 1949–50 25 Journalism, Founds First School of Journalism ...... 1949–50 23 Judges of Missouri Courts of Appeals, 1876–1935 ...... 1935–36 250–51 Judges of the Supreme Court of Missouri ...... 2003–04 232–33 Judicial Historical Data ...... 2003–04 232–33 Just Naturally Missouri ...... 1997–98 12–27 Kansas City, Town of Kansas Platted ...... 1947–4820 Kansas City, William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art ...... 1941–42 364 Kansas–Missouri Border Warfare ...... 1955–56 28–29, 31 Keelboats and Manuel Lisa ...... 1951–52 17, 19 Kirkpatrick, James C.: Dedication ...... 1985–86 IV–V Kneisley, James W., Memorial Sketch ...... 1899–1900 536 Kremer, Gary R., “The City of Jefferson: The Permanent Seat of Government, 1826–2001 . . . .2001–02 13–35 Lake of the Ozarks ...... 1965–66 1174 Lands, Missouri Registrars of, 1841–91 ...... 1963–64 58 Law Library Association of St. Louis, Historical Sketch of ...... 1921–22 786 Law on Succession to the Presidency ...... 1955–56 336 Lawrence, Kansas, Quantrill, Raid on ...... 1957–58 23 Lead Mines, Early ...... 1949–50 39 Legislative Historical Data ...... 2003–04 209–11 Legislative Practice and Procedure, Missouri ...... 1991–92 74–76 Legislators of Other States, Information Concerning ...... 1975–76 1170–73 Legislators’ Salaries in the Various States ...... 1885 136 Lewis and Clark Expedition, The ...... 1951–52 11, 13 Lexington, Battle of ...... 1957–58 13 Libertarian Party, Officers ...... 2003–04 769 Liberty Bell ...... 1959–60 292 Liberty Memorial, Kansas City ...... 1965–66 1042 Libraries in Missouri, When Established ...... 1919–20 701–03 Library, History of the Supreme Court Library ...... 1973–74 208–09 Library, Missouri State Library Established ...... 1947–48 17 Lieutenant Governors, Historical Listing ...... 2003–04 70 Limestone in Missouri ...... 1953–54 304 Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C...... 1963–64 840 Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address ...... 1961–62 1438 Lisa, Manuel, Keelboats and Manuel Lisa ...... 1951–52 17, 19 Literacy Council ...... 1989–90 790 Livestock Industry, Value of ...... 1949–50 38 Livestock, Missouri ...... 1945–46 409 Looking back on 150 years of service, University of Missouri 1839–89 ...... 1987–88 496–97 Lotteries, Missouri Legislatures Legalized Lotteries ...... 1949–50 206 Louisiana, District of, Map Showing Boundaries, 1804 ...... 1943–44 1131 1945–46 1072 Louisiana, Missouri Under Spanish Control ...... 1947–48 809 Louisiana Purchase ...... 1947–48 9, 11 1953–54 18–21 Louisiana Purchase and Exposition ...... 1901–02 345–55 1903–04 413-23 1947–48 35 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 935

Louisiana Purchase, Map of ...... 1901–02 344 1903–04 417 Louisiana Purchase, The United States Acquires Missouri ...... 1933–34 601–602 1955–56 562 Luckman, Charles, Missourian Receives Horatio Alger Award ...... 1949–50 27 Macon Massacre ...... 1957–58 19–20 Making Missouri American: A Crowded Frontier in the Age of Lewis and Clark: Feature . . .2003-04 12–35 Manufacturing, Early Twentieth Century Progress ...... 1949–50 33, 35 Manufacturing, Missouri, A Manufacturing State ...... 1951–52 332 Manufacturing, Missouri’s Diversified Economy ...... 1947–48 176 Manufacturing Provides Biggest Income ...... 1949–50 33 Maps of Missouri Showing Territorial, State, and County Boundaries, 1804–21 ...... 1943–44 1131–36 1945–46 1071–77 Marble, Missouri ...... 1953–54 328 Marines, Medals for Missouri Soldiers, Sailors and Marines ...... 1947–48 477 Marketing Missouri, A Market Center ...... 1949–50 290 Marketing, Missouri, The Marketing Center of Mid–America ...... 1947–48 458 Martin, Frank L., Memorial Sketch ...... 1941–42 672 Mason and Dixon Line ...... 1893–94 346 Maxwell, James, Catholic Priest Holds Political Office ...... 1947–48 13 McBride, Mary Margaret, First Lady of Radio ...... 1949–50 25 McMillen, Margot Ford, “Missouri’s Child: Culture and Education in the Show–Me State” ...... 1995–96 12–34 Meat-Packing Industry of Kansas City, The ...... 1947–48 1004 Medal of Honor Recipients ...... 1989–90 504 Medals for Missouri Soldiers, Sailors and Marines ...... 1947–48 477 Medical Association, Origin of Missouri State ...... 1945–46 822 Meng, Warren Douglas, Memorial Sketch ...... 1941–42 3 Metropolitan Opera Singers, Two ...... 1949–5024 Mexican War ...... 1955–56 23–25, 27–28 Mighty Mo’ goes back in action ...... 1987–88 48–49 Military Affairs, Missouri Leadership in ...... 1949–50 3, 5 Millionaires of the United States ...... 1881 11 Mineral Resources of Missouri ...... 1933–34 844 1945–46 1064 Minerals, Early Lead Mines ...... 1949–50 39 Minerals, Nonmetallic ...... 1949–50 41 Minerals, Zinc, An Important Mineral ...... 1949–50 41 Mining in Missouri, The Story of, by Jo Burford ...... 1977–78 1–33 Miss America: Debbye Turner ...... 1989–90 891 Mississippi River, Are the Missouri and the Mississippi One? ...... 1951–52 7 Missouri (See also entries under the word State) Missouri–150 Years of Statehood, by Lew Larkin ...... 1969–70 1–33 Missouri 2000: The State of the Future, by Gregg Hartley and Floyd Gilzow ...... 1987–88 33–47 Missouri, “A Brief History of Missouri, “ by Floyd C. Shoemaker ...... 1933–34 598–608 Missouri, Acquisition by the United States ...... 1939–40 556 1955–56 562 Missouri Agricultural Statistics, 1900 ...... 1903–04 520–22 Missouri, A Manufacturing State ...... 1951–52 332 Missouri, A Market Center ...... 1949–50 290 Missouri and Her Natural Resources ...... 1953–54 276 Missouri and the Future ...... 1947–48 48 Missouri and the War, by Floyd C. Shoemaker ...... 1917–18 299 Missouri Army and Navy Leaders ...... 1949–50 7 Missouri, A Scenic and Resort Area ...... 1937–38 724 1939–40 658 Missouri, “A Story of Missouri” ...... 1947–48 5–48 Missouri, Battleship ‘Missouri’ Makes History ...... 1945–46 1083 Missouri Boundaries and Diagram of Northern Boundary ...... 1895–96 371–73 936 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Missouri Calendar, A History of the State Chronologically Arranged, by Floyd C. Shoemaker ...... 1921–22 131–71 Missouri Capitol ...... 1991–92 788 Missouri Census Statistics, 1980 ...... 1987–88 1336–44 Missouri Centennial Celebration ...... 1921–22 120–24 Missouri, Changes of Government and Name ...... 1891–92 244–45 1893–94 261–62 Missouri Chief Executives, 1766–1922 ...... 1921–22 130–31 Missouri Cities ...... 1985–86 13–15 Missouri Compromise ...... 1939–40 773 Missouri Compromise, Second ...... 1947–4814 Missouri Constitution ...... 2003–04 322 Missouri Counties, Organizing and Naming ...... 1959–60 324, 354, 606, 748 Missouri Day ...... 1997–98 47 Missouri, Description of ...... 1935–36 396 1939–40 353 Missouri Facts ...... 1893–94 424–25 1933–34 450,621 1941–42 394 Missouri, Fight for Statehood ...... 1953–54 25–28 Missouri First White Woman Resident ...... 1947–48 8 Missouri First’s ...... 1947–48 643 Missouri Founder of Hollywood Bowl ...... 1949–50 24 Missouri Fourth Graders Help Save State Flag ...... 1989–90 170 Missouri From 1821–31 ...... 1947–48 17 Missouri From 1849–58 ...... 1947–48 25–26 Missouri From 1866–74 ...... 1947–48 31–32 Missouri From 1880–1901 ...... 1947–48 33, 35 Missouri From 1905–12 ...... 1947–48 35 Missouri From 1913–20 ...... 1947–48 35 Missouri From 1919–29 ...... 1947–48 37 Missouri Governmental Service, Code of Ethics ...... 1961–62 46 Missouri, Growth After the Civil War ...... 1947–48 31 Missouri Historical and Philosophical Society ...... 1947–48 23 Missouri Historical Facts ...... 1879 3–7 1889–90 3 1907–08 6–9 1915–16 10–13 1929–30 927–28 1931–32 709–10 1933–34 598–608 1947–48 5–48 Missouri, Historical Sketches ...... 1949–50 3–48 1951–52 2–39 1953–54 3–32 1955–56 3–32 1957–58 3–32 1959–60 1–31 1961–62 3–31 1975–76 1–33 1977–78 1–33 1979–80 2–31 Missouri Historical Society, St. Louis ...... 1983–84 1466 Missouri History ...... 1985–86 25–27 Missouri, How Missouri Ranks in the Nation ...... 1945–46 312 Missouri, Hub State of the Nation ...... 1949–5029 Missouri in 1673 ...... 1947–48 7 Missouri Indians in Paris ...... 1951–52 9, 11 Missouri Intelligencer, Founding of First Paper West of St. Louis ...... 1945–46 855 Missouri Interests Outside the State ...... 1947–48 17, 19 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 937

Missouri in the War With Germany ...... 1919–20 367–70 Missouri in the World War ...... 1939–40 512 Missouri Journalism ...... 1929–30 827–904 Missouri–Kansas Border Warfare ...... 1955–56 28–29, 31 Missouri Literature ...... 1949–50 9–11 Missouri Maps Showing Territorial, State and County Boundaries, 1804–21 ...... 1933–34 603–04 1943–44 1131–36 1945–46 1071–77 Missouri, Mother of the West ...... 1939–40 500 1955–56 1010 Missouri Mule ...... 1991–92 160 Missouri Newspaper, 1808–1966, by Wm. H. Taft ...... 1965–66 1–32 Missouri Notes ...... 1943–44 188 Missouri Official Manual, Editors of the Blue Book, 1905–58 ...... 1957–58 770 Missouri Official Manual, History of ...... 1949–50 1192 1951–52 viii 1989–90 32 Missouri Official Manual, Index of Historical Features ...... 2003–04 903–24 Missouri Penitentiary, 1833–1983 ...... 1983–84 1–23 Missouri, Permanent Settlement of the Missouri Country ...... 1951–52 21, 23 Missouri Petitions for Statehood ...... 1947–48 13 Missouri, Poem by Clyde Edwin Tuck ...... 1925–26 25 Missouri Poet Wins Dial Prize, T.S. Eliot ...... 1949–5013 Missouri Press Association Presidents ...... 2003–04 858–60 (See also entries under the word “State”) Missouri Public Schools, 1988–89 ...... 1989–90 354 Missouri Railroad Scandals ...... 1959–60 24–28 Missouri River, Are the Missouri and the Mississippi One? ...... 1951–52 7 Missouri River, First Bridge Over ...... 1945–46 1051 Missouri River Once Flowed North ...... 1951–52 5, 7 Missouri River, “The Missouri Saga” ...... 1951–52 2–39 Missouri River, Types of Boats on ...... 1955–56 6–7 Missouri School Song, by George W. Hall ...... 1899–1900 437 Missouri, Spots of Interest in ...... 1939–40 538 Missouri State Archives: 25 years old, by Gary R. Kremer ...... 1989–90 10–19 Missouri State Government World Wide Web Sites ...... 2003–04 612–13 Missouri, Statehood ...... 1953–54 31–32 Missouri–Tennessee Bridge Commission ...... 1969–70 326–27 Missouri Territory, Activity in ...... 1947–48 11 Missouri Territory, Maps Showing Boundaries, 1812, 1813, 1816, and 1819 ...... 1943–44 1132–35 1945–46 1073–76 Missouri, “The Beginnings of Missouri” ...... 1953–54 3–32 Missouri, The Heart of America ...... 1941–42 855 1943–44 642 Missouri, The Marketing Center of Mid–America ...... 1933–34 600 1947–48 458 Missouri, The Meaning of ...... 1939–40 739 1961–62 1468 Missouri, The “ShowYou” State ...... 1941–42 579–80 Missouri, The State–Great ...... 1949–50 3–48 Missouri, “The Youth of a State, 1821–60” ...... 1955–56 3–32 Missouri, This Is (Photo essay) ...... 1987–88 9–32 Missouri Today ...... 1933–34 605 Missouri Under Spanish Control ...... 1947–48 8–9 Missouri, U.S.S., Battleship Missouri Makes History ...... 1945–46 1083 Missouri, U.S.S., The Greatest Battleship ...... 1943–44 1086 1949–50 1219 1987–88 48–49 Missouri Waltz, Official Song of Missouri ...... 2003–04 54 Missouri Women in Political Life, 1972–93 ...... 1993–94 12–35 Missouri Writer and Lecturer, Dale Carnegie ...... 1949–50 15 938 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Missouri Writer’s Guild, Historical Sketch of ...... 1981–82 1360 Missouri Writers of History ...... 1949–50 13, 15 Missouri, Years of Reform (See also entries under the word “State”) ...... 1947–48 37–38 Missouri’s Abbreviation of “Mo.” Not Liked by All Early Residents ...... 1951–52 394 Missouri’s Best Known Poet, Eugene Field ...... 1949–50 10 Missouri’s Century of Statehood, by Floyd Shoemaker ...... 1921–22 127–31 Missouri’s Child: Culture and Education in the Show–Me State, by Margot Ford McMillen ...... 1995–96 12–34 Missouri’s Climate and Rainfall ...... 1949–50 31, 33 Missouri’s Governors, 1820–64 ...... 1963–64 3–32 Missouri’s Highway Progress ...... 1953–54 659–61 1955–56 683 1957–58 713–14 1959–60 751–53 Missouri’s Most Famous Literary Figure, Samuel L. Clemens ...... 1949–50 9–10 Missouri’s Most Prolific Writer and Lecturer, Dale Carnegie ...... 1949–50 15 Missouri’s Most Prolific Writer, Elizabeth Seifert ...... 1949–50 15 Missouri’s Renewed Capitol ...... 1951–52 41–48 Missouri’s Spas ...... 1947–48 328 Missouri’s Teachers, Past, Present and Future; Dedication ...... 2003–04 4–5 Missouri’s Venerable Dogwood Tree ...... 1973–74 305 Missourian Receives Horatio Alger Award, Charles Luckman ...... 1949–50 27 Missourian, Typical, Dedication of Official Manual to ...... 1947–48 1 Missouriana, a poem by R.C. Barnett ...... 1941–42 232 Missourians, Birth Dates of Prominent Figures in Missouri History ...... 1941–42 130 Missourian’s Books Used in Japan ...... 1949–50 17 Missourians Famous in Various Activities ...... 1949–50 17, 19 Missourians, Headline ...... 1949–50 24–25 Missourians, Leadership in Every Field of Activity ...... 1949–50 7 Missourians, “Missouri, the State–Great” ...... 1933–34 605 1949–50 3–29 Missourians, Names and Ages of Prominent Citizens of the State ...... 1879 134–36 Missourians, Notable ...... 1945–46 676 1947–48 644, 986 Mo., Origin of Abbreviation ...... 1961–62 1572 Mormon Background ...... 1955–56 17 Mormons in Missouri ...... 1955–56 16–17, 19–21 Motor Vehicle Registration and Basic Revenues, 1911–50 ...... 1951–52 708 Mottos of the United States and the States ...... 1935–36 294 Mound Builders in Missouri ...... 1939–40 774 Mount Vernon, Virginia ...... 1963–64 422 Musicians, Jessie L. Gaynor ...... 1949–50 19 Musicians, John William Boone ...... 1949–5023 Musicians, Two Metropolitan Opera Singers ...... 1949–50 24 “My Missouri,” Photo Contest ...... 2003–04 36–51 National (See also entries under United States) National Archives ...... 1963–64 308 National Capitol ...... 1927–28 406–07 1975–76 1166 National Capitol, Power Plant ...... 1963–64 1060–61 National Capitol, White House ...... 1975–76 1168 National Flag ...... 1911–12 509 National Flag, Proper Display of ...... 1953–54 364 Navy, U.S., Missouri Army and Navy Leaders ...... 1949–50 7 Negro in Missouri History, Role of, 1719–1970, By Lorenzo Greene, Antonio Holland & Gary Kremer ...... 1973–74 1–35 Negro Musician, John William Boone ...... 1949–50 23 Negro Scientist, George Washington Carver ...... 1949–50 24 Nelson, William Rockhill, Newspaperman and Philanthropist ...... 1949–50 19 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 939

New Times, New Challanges for Missouri’s Public Schools, by James L. Morris ...... 1985–86 32–46 New York World’s Fair (1964–65) ...... 1963–64 672 New York World’s Fair Commission of Missouri ...... 1965–66 308 Newspaper Development in Missouri ...... 1921–22 641–44 Newspaper, First American, 1704 ...... 1937–38 864 Newspaper, Founding of First Paper West of St. Louis ...... 1945–46 855 Newspaperman and Philanthropist, William Rockhill Nelson ...... 1949–50 19 Newspaperman, Joseph Pulitzer, Editor and Publisher ...... 1949–50 21 Newspapers, First in the United States and in Missouri ...... 1939–40 938 Nickel Coinage from Missouri, First ...... 1949–5039 Nicknames, State Nicknames and Flowers ...... 1953–54 1060 Oath of Loyalty, 1865 ...... 1957–58 18 Official Manual of Missouri, Editors of the Blue Book, 1905–58 ...... 1957–58 770 Official Manual of Missouri, Facts Concerning the 1945–46 State Manual ...... 1945–46 1150 Official Manual of Missouri, History of ...... 1949–50 1192 1951–52 viii 1989–90 32 Official Manual of Missouri, Index of Historical Features, 1879–1990 ...... 1975–76 797–814 Official Manual Photo Contest: Missouri’s Patriotism ...... 2001–02 37–51, 58 Official Manual Photo Contest: My Missouri: Photos that Define the Show-Me State ...... 2003-04 36–51 Official Manual Photo Contest: Show Me Scenics ...... 1989–90 20–31 Oil, Gas and Oil in Missouri ...... 1949–50 316 Old Missouri (song) ...... 1923–24 22 Opera Singers, Two Metropolitan Opera Singers ...... 1949–50 24 Opportunity 2000 Commission, Missouri ...... 1987–88 36–47 Oregon Trail ...... 1955–56 9, 11 Oregon Trail, Pacific Passage ...... 1955–56 11, 13 Organization Chart, State Government ...... 2003–04 323 Palmyra Massacre ...... 1957–58 21 Paris, France, Missouri Indians in Paris ...... 1951–52 9, 11 Parole, History of Probation and Parole ...... 1947–48 324–26 Patent Law, Summary of U.S...... 1943–44 920 Pea Ridge, Battle of ...... 1957–58 17 Pearl Harbor, Attack on, President Roosevelt’s Message to Congress, December 8, 1941 ...... 1941–42 816 Penal Institutions of Missouri, Historical Sketches of ...... 1921–22 813–18 1941–42 831–48 1943–44 889–908 1945–46 895–910 1947–48 312–23 1989–90 298–304 Penitentiary, History of ...... 1963–64 383 1983–84 1–23 Pershing, General John J., Boyhood Home Memorial Shrine ...... 1973–74 375 Pershing, John J., Memorial Commission ...... 1953–54 190 1955–56 194 Petroglyphs in Missouri ...... 1939–40 899 Philosophy, “St. Louis Movement” ...... 1949–50 11 Photographs, “The Past Recaptured: Images from Everyday Life” ...... 1995–96 44–51 Physiography of Missouri ...... 1945–46 869 Pilot Knob, the Battle of, 1864,: by Richard S. Brownlee ...... 1961–62 3–31 Pioneer Schoolroom, The Missouri River ...... 1955–56 6–7 Pioneers Were Modern–Day Advertisers ...... 1949–50 35 Platte Purchase Area, Acquisition of ...... 1947–48 19 Platte Purchase, First School in ...... 1947–48 21, 23 Political Conventions, National, 1856–1948 ...... 1949–50 1162 Political Divisions of the United States Congress, 1855–1973 ...... 1945–46 1052–55 1973–74 192 Pony Express ...... 1965–66 1464 940 OFFICIAL MANUAL

Population and Area of Missouri Counties, Urban and Rural, 1920–40 ...... 1947–48 992–95 1949–50 1198– 1201 1953–54 1238–41 Population and Area of Missouri Counties, Urban and Rural, 1930–1950, 1960 and 1950 ...... 1959–60 1312–15 1969–70 1453–55 Population and Area of Missouri Counties, Urban and Rural, 1970 and 1960 ...... 1975–76 1217–19 Population of All Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or More, in Missouri ...... 1953–55 1242–48 1955–56 1170–76 Population of All Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or More, in Missouri 1940–50 ...... 1951–52 1199– 1205 1957–58 1334–40 Population of All Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or More, in Missouri 1950–60 ...... 1959–60 1316–22 Population of All Incorporated and Unincorporated Places of 1,000 or More, in Misouri 1960–70 ...... 1975–76 1220–29 Population of Incorporated and Unincorporated Places, 1970–80 ...... 1983–84 1211–19 1985–86 1424–32 1987–88 1336–44 Population of Incorporated Places in Missouri, 1930 and 1940 ...... 1947–48 996–1001 1949–50 1202–07 Population of Missouri and its Counties, 1890–2010 ...... 1989–90 870–72 Population of Missouri Cities of 10,000 or More from 1900–70 ...... 1975–76 1214–16 Population of Missouri Cities of 10,000 or More, from the Earliest Census to 1960 ...... 1969–70 1450–52 Population of Missouri Cities of 5,000 or More, by Wards, 1950 ...... 1959–60 1323–24 Population of Missouri Counties, 1940 and 1950 ...... 1951–52 1197–98 Population of Missouri Counties, By Minor Civil Divisions, 1920–40 ...... 1943–44 1096– 1112 Population of Missouri, 1810–1970 ...... 1975–76 1213 Population of Missouri Municipalities ...... 2003–04 832–55 Population of Missouri, Summary 1820–1940 ...... 1949–40 29 Population of Missouri, Summary 1830–1960 ...... 1961–62 1470 Population of Missouri, Urban and Rural, 1810–1970 ...... 1975–76 1217–19 Population of Principal Missouri Cities, 1900–30 ...... 1933–34 572 Population of Principal U.S. Cities, 1930 and 1940 ...... 1941–42 856 Population of the United States, 1790–1890 ...... 1891–92 308–09 Population of the United States, 1870–1940 ...... 1941–42 932 Population of U.S. Cities of 110,000 or More, 1930 and 1940 ...... 1941–42 864 Postal Service, First Mail Stagecoach to Santa Fe ...... 1945–46 1148 Postal Service, Rural Free Delivery in Missouri ...... 1951–52 1194 Poultry Raising and Dairying ...... 1949–50 38–39 Power and Fuel ...... 1949–50 316 Presidency, U.S., Law on Succession to the Presidency ...... 1955–56 336 President and Vice President of the United States, Constitutional Provisions for ...... 1975–76 1164–66 Presidential Inaugurations ...... 1955–56 522 Presidents and Vice Presidents with their terms ...... 2003–04 112 Presidents of Missouri Broadcasters Association ...... 2003–04 871 Presidents of the United States, Burial Places ...... 1957–58 380 Presidents of the U.S. Who Died in Office ...... 1957–58 1292 Presidents of U.S., Two-thirds had Congressional Experience ...... 1945–46 410 Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Congresses of the U.S., 1789–1993 ...... 1983–84 1166 Press Associations of Missouri ...... 2003–04 858–63 Press Club, Missouri Women’s ...... 2003–04 862 Price, Sterling, Role in Civil War ...... 1957–58 16–17 Price, Sterling, Sketch and Statue ...... 1915–16 8–9 Probation and Parole, History of ...... 1947–48 324–26 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 941

Public Schools ...... 1985–86 32–46 Public Schools, Division, History of ...... 1973–74 419–21 Public Schools, Missouri, statistics about 1988–89 ...... 1989–90 354 Public Service Commission ...... 1975–76 380–81 Pulitzer Prize Winner in 1934, Josephine Johnson ...... 1949–50 13 Pulitzer, Joseph, Editor and Publisher ...... 1949–50 21 Quantrill, William Clarke ...... 1957–58 23 Race Horse Trainer, Ben Jones ...... 1949–50 25 Radio, First Lady of Radio, Mary Margaret McBride ...... 1949–50 25 Railroads, Reluctant ...... 1955–56 7, 9 Rainfall, Missouri’s Climate and Rainfall ...... 1949–50 31, 33 Reconstruction Era in Missouri ...... 1959–60 1–31 Recreational Facilities, Missouri’s ...... 1949–50 48 Red Cross, American National ...... 1941–42 904 Redistricting Committees, Legislative ...... 1991–92 796 Reedy, William Marion, Influence of “Reedy’s Mirror” ...... 1949–50 11 Registered Voters in Missouri, 1980–86 ...... 1987–88 1057 Registered Voters in Missouri, 1982–88 ...... 1989–90 507 Registered Voters in Missouri, 1984–90 ...... 1991–92 493 Registered Voters in Missouri, 1986–92 ...... 1993–94 525 Registered Voters in Missouri, 1996–2002 ...... 2003–04 620 Registrars of Lands of Missouri, 1841–88 ...... 1963–64 58 Reily, Emmett Montgomery, Governor of Puerto Rico ...... 1921–22 692 Religion, Missouri Church History ...... 1945–46 694 Representatives and Senators to the Missouri General Assembly, 1931–59 ...... 1961–62 1536–57 Representatives in Congress from Missouri, 1821–1961 ...... 1961–62 1526–36 Republican Party, National Political Conventions, 1856–1948 ...... 1949–50 1162 Republican Party, Officers ...... 2003–04 688–91 Resources, Missouri and Her Natural Resources ...... 1953–54 276 Revolutionary War, Effect of American Revolution on Missouri ...... 1947–48 9 Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base ...... 1967–68 273 River Highways ...... 1955–56 7 Rivers and Springs ...... 1949–50 31 Rivers of Missouri, The ...... 1953–54 754, 1030 Road Bond Summary as of December 31, 1947 ...... 1947–48 567 Road Bond Summary as of December 31, 1948 ...... 1949–50 650 Road Bond Summary as of June 30, 1951 ...... 1951–52 707 Road Bonds Issued, Retired, and Outstanding as of December 31, 1942 ...... 1943–44 818–22 Road Bonds, Status of Bond Issues as of June 30, 1953 ...... 1953–54 664 Road Bonds, Status of Bond Issues as of June 30, 1955 ...... 1955–56 687 Road Funds, Major Expenditures for State Road Program, 1917–50 ...... 1951–52 709 Road Funds, Missouri State and Federal Revenues, 1925–42 ...... 1943–44 817 Road Funds, Motor Vehicle Registration and Basic Revenues, 1911–50 ...... 1951–52 708 Roads, Missouri Bond Issues ...... 1945–46 827 Role of the Negro in Missouri History, 1719–1970, by Lorenzo Greene, Antonio Holland & Gary Kremer ...... 1973–74 1–35 Rollins, James S., Father of the University of Missouri ...... 1949–50 21 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Message to Congress, December 8, 1941 ...... 1941–42 816 Rural Electrification in Missouri ...... 1951–52 304 Rural Free Delivery in Missouri ...... 1951–52 1194 Rusk, Howard A., Advisor to United Nations ...... 1949–50 25, 27 St. Charles, First State Capitol ...... 1965–66 1340 1973–74 374 St. Charles, General Assembly in ...... 1947–48 14–15 St. Joseph Established ...... 1947–48 21 St. Louis and Ste. Genevieve ...... 1953–54 5, 7–9 St. Louis City Art Museum ...... 1941–42 364 St. Louis Established ...... 1947–48 7 St. Louis Gateway Arch ...... 1965–66 1008 St. Louis Law Library Association, History of ...... 1921–22 786 St. Louis, Metropolis of the Midwest ...... 1951–52 944 942 OFFICIAL MANUAL

St. Louis Movement in Philosophy ...... 1949–50 11 St. Louis Painter, Carl Wilmar ...... 1949–50 19 St. Louis, Young Fashion Center ...... 1947–48 958 Sailors, Medals for Missouri Soldiers, Sailors and Marines ...... 1947–48 477 Santa Fe, First Mail Stagecoach to Santa Fe from Independence ...... 1945–46 1148 Santa Fe Sidelight ...... 1955–56 27–28 Santa Fe Trade, Economic Barriers ...... 1955–5611 Santa Fe Trail ...... 1955–56 9, 11 Santa Fe Trail, Famous in Missouri ...... 1945–46 821 Scenic and Resort Area of Missouri ...... 1933–34 606–07 Schools, a Century of Missouri Schools (1821–1921) ...... 1921–22 731–39 Schools, Early ...... 1949–50 45 Schools, Early Days of the Public School System ...... 1947–48 19–20 Schools, First School in the Platte Purchase ...... 1947–48 21, 23 Schools, Growth of Secondary ...... 1949–50 47 Schools, Missouri State Superintendents of, 1839–1948 ...... 1947–48 84–85 Schools, Organization of Missouri Public Schools ...... 1879 118–19 Schools, Private Elementary and Secondary Schools ...... 1949–50 48 Schools, Public ...... 1985–86 32–46 Schools, Public Schools of Today ...... 1949–50 47–48 Seal, “The Great Seal of the United States,“ History of ...... 1957–58 826 Secretaries of State, Historical Listing ...... 2003–04 84 Seifert, Elizabeth, Missouri’s Most Prolific Writer ...... 1949–50 15 Selective Service System, The ...... 1945–46 885–87 Senate Chamber Rededicated ...... 1977–78 70 Senate, Missouri Officers of ...... 2003–04 209–11 Senators and Representatives in the Missouri General Assembly, 1931–1959 ...... 1961–62 1536–57 Senators from Missouri in the U.S. Senate ...... 1935-36 187-248 Settlement of Missouri ...... 1953–54 5–13 Settlement, Permanent Settlement of the Missouri Country ...... 1951–52 21, 23 Shapley, Harlow, Two Outstanding Astronomers ...... 1949–50 25 Shaw’s Garden, beginning of Missouri Botanical Garden ...... 1945–46 891 Shelby, Joseph Orville, Expedition to Mexico ...... 1957–58 28–31 Shields, James, Sketch and Statue ...... 1915–1916 8–9 Shoemaker, Floyd C., “A Brief History of Missouri” ...... 1933–34 598–608 Shoemaker, Floyd C., “Missouri Calendar, A History of the State Chronologically Arranged” ...... 1921–22 131–71 Shoemaker, Floyd C., ”Missouri’s Century of Statehood” ...... 1921–22 127–31 Shoemaker, Floyd C., Missouri Writers of History ...... 1949–50 15 Shoemaker, Floyd C., “Mr. Missouri” ...... 1959–60 558 Show Me Scenics, Official Manual Photo Contest ...... 1989–90 20–31 Show Me State Origins of ...... 1961–62 1486 Slavery, Emancipation of Slaves ...... 1947–48 29 1951–52 216 Social Security Extended to State Employees ...... 1953–54 748 1955–56 788 Soldiers Bonus Law in Missouri, History of Show Me State Origins of ...... 1961–62 1486 1921–22 874–75 Soldiers Furnished to Union Army by States and Territories ...... 1911–12 510 Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, Medals of Missouri ...... 1947–48 477 Song, Missouri Official ...... 1949–50 1219 1991–92 787 Song, “Missouri School Song” ...... 1899–1900 437 Song, “Old Missouri” ...... 1923–24 22 Soybean Production in Missouri ...... 1949–50 38 Spain and France in Missouri ...... 1933–34 600–01 Spain, Missouri Under Spanish Control ...... 1947–48 8–9 Spirit of Missouri, Hugh P. Williamson ...... 1969–70 78 Springs, Missouri ...... 1945–46 425 Springs, Rivers and Springs ...... 1949–50 31 Stagecoach, First Mail Coach to Santa Fe ...... 1945–46 1148 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 943

State American Folk Dance ...... 2003–04 57 State Animal ...... 2003–04 56 State Aquatic Animal ...... 2003-04 57 State Bird ...... 2003–04 53 State Capitol ...... 1911–12 13–14 1913–14 19–29 1915–16 17–18 1921–22 8–9 1925–26 14–20 1937–38 365 1951–52 41–48 1975–76 1428–30 1993–94 5, 948– 949 2003–04 71 State Capitol and Buildings ...... 1907–08 1012 1911–12 13–14 1937–38 365 State Capitol Buildings of Missouri, History of ...... 1957–58 1442 State Capitol Burning in 1911 (Illus.) ...... 1911–12 13 State Capitol Construction ...... 1983–84 1220–21 State Capitol Decorations and Inscriptions ...... 1951–52 45, 47–48 1975–76 1429–30 State Capitol Inscriptions ...... 1933–34 608 1935–36 708 1937–38 526 1939–40 883–84 1955–56 1160 State Capitol Inscriptions and Statuary ...... 1955–56 1160 State Capitol, Missouri’s Renewed Capitol ...... 1951–52 41–48 State Capitol, Museum, Paintings and Other Features ...... 1951–52 41–48 State Capitol, Senate and House Chambers ...... 1951–52 45, 47 State Capitols, History of Missouri’s ...... 1951–52 48 State Capitols of Missouri ...... 1933–34 602 State Capitols That Have Been ...... 1913–14 15–18 1947–48 41, 43, 45 State Employment Security Building ...... 1967–68 1273–74 1921–22 871–74 State Fair ...... 1925–26 799–814 1967–68 278 State Fish ...... 2003-04 57 State Flag ...... 2003–04 53 State Floral Emblem ...... 2003–04 53 State Fossil ...... 2003–04 56 State Grape ...... 2003-04 58 State Horse ...... 2003-04 58 State Insect ...... 2003–04 55 State Institutions, When Established ...... 1897–98 432 State Manual: 100 Years Ago ...... 1989–90 32 State Mineral ...... 2003–04 54 State Musical Instrument ...... 2003–04 55 State Park Board, Contemporary History ...... 1975–76 898 State Parks, New State Park System ...... 1925–26 944–49 State Records, Termites Attack ...... 1925–26 967–68 State Rock ...... 2003–04 55 State Seal ...... 2003–04 52 State Seal, Origin of Inscription on Missouri Seal ...... 1945–46 185 State Senators and Representatives, 1820–1933 ...... 1935–36 187–248 State Senators and Representatives, 1931–59 ...... 1961–62 1536–57 State Song ...... 2003–04 54 State Tree ...... 2003–04 54 944 OFFICIAL MANUAL

State Tree Nut ...... 2003–04 56 Statehood, Missouri’s ...... 1953–54 31–32 Statehood, Missouri’s Fight for ...... 1953–54 25–28 States and Territories of the U.S., Origin and Names of ...... 1943–44 50 States, Capitols, When Settled, Entry Into Union ...... 1957–58 82 States, In Order of Admission to the Union ...... 1957–58 196 States, Nicknames and State Flowers ...... 1945–46 870 1953–54 1060 States, When and By Whom Settled, and When Admitted to Union ...... 1881 108 Statistics about Missouri Public Schools, 1988–89 ...... 1989–90 354 Statue of Liberty, History of ...... 1957–58 1128 Statue of Liberty on Bedloe’s Island ...... 1943–44 856 Ste. Genevieve and St. Louis ...... 1953–54 5, 7–9 Ste. Genevieve, Missouri’s Oldest City ...... 1969–70 1039 Steamboat Era on the Missouri, The ...... 1951–52 23–33 Steamboat Pilots of the Missouri ...... 1951–52 33–35 Steamboats, Bridges and Wrecks on the Missouri ...... 1951–52 33 Stevens, Walter B., Missouri Writers of History ...... 1949–50 13 Stone, Limestone in Missouri ...... 1953–54 304 Stone Products of Missouri ...... 1949–50 41, 43 Stone, William Joel, Memorial ...... 1935–36 571–74 Struggles to Begin, by Lewis S. Larkin ...... 1975–76 1–33 Supreme Court Building, Drawings and Plans for ...... 1905–06 118 Supreme Court Commissioners, Historical Sketch of ...... 1947–48 195–96 1961–62 221 Supreme Court of Missouri, Historical Sketch of ...... 1949–50 223–25 Supreme Court of Missouri, Judges ...... 2003–04 232–33 Surgeon, Neurological, Walter Edwin Dandy ...... 1949–50 21 Swan Lake Preserve ...... 1965–66 1536 Swarthout, Gladys, Two Metropolitan Opera Singers ...... 1949–50 24 Symington, Stuart, A Missouri Leader, Dedication ...... 1989–90 5 Taxable Wealth of Missouri, 1860–1914 ...... 1915–16 605–06 Taxation, Missouri Rate for State Purposes, 1860–1915 ...... 1915–16 604 Teachers Association Founded, Missouri State ...... 1945–46 768 Telegraph Line Reaches St. Louis ...... 1947–48 25 Telephone, Missouri’s First ...... 1945–46 767 Tennessee-Missouri Bridge Commission ...... 1969–70 326–27 Territorial Economy ...... 1953–54 13–15 Territorial Government ...... 1953–54 24–25 Territorial Living ...... 1953–54 15–18 The City of Jefferson: The Permanent Seat of Government, 1826–2001: Feature ...... 2001–02 12–35 The Quiet Catastrophe of Time ...... 1993–94 36–47 The Show Me State Shows Its Spirit ...... 1993–94 7 The Unfinished Painting by Joseph McHugh ...... 1993–94 81 Theatre, First Theatrical Performance ...... 1947–4811 This is Missouri ...... 1985–86 3–28 This is Missouri (Photo essay) ...... 1987–88 9–32 Timber, Missouri’s ...... 1949–50 43, 45 Tobacco, Missouri’s ...... 1945–46 498 Toberman, Walter H., Memorial Sketch ...... 1959–60 xii Today’s Missouri ...... 1967–68 1–31 Topography of Missouri ...... 1945–46 869 Trachoma Hospital, Missouri ...... 1963–64 688–69 Trade, Wholesale, St. Louis ...... 1951–52 944 Tragic Brotherhood, 1860–1865 ...... 1957–58 1–32 Trails, Famous Trails in Missouri ...... 1945–46 821 1963–64 968 Trails, Oregon and Santa Fe Trails ...... 1955–56 9, 11 Transportation, St. Louis ...... 1951–52 944 Traubel, Helen, Two Metropolitan Opera Singers ...... 1949–50 24 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 945

Treasurers, Historical Listing ...... 2003–04 97 Treaty with Great Britian, Extradition ...... 1891–92 300 Truman Doctrine, The ...... 1949–50 3, 372 Truman, Harry S, and Missouri Mule ...... 1991–92 160 Truman, Harry S, Birthplace Memorial Shrine ...... 1973–74 374 Truman, Harry S, Dedication of State Manual to ...... 1945–46 9 Truman, Harry S, First President from Missouri ...... 1947–48 39 Truman, Harry S, “Harry S Truman: A 50th Anniversary of His Presidency” ...... 1995–96 37–43 Truman, Harry S, Letter from ...... 1945–46 24 Truman, Harry S, Library ...... 1965–66 88 Truman, Harry S, President of the United States, Sketch and Portraits ...... 1945–46 13–23 1947–48 51 1949–50 51 1951–52 51 Truman, Harry S, V-E Day Proclamation ...... 1945–46 186 1945–46 252 Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Missouri State ...... 1971–72 767–68 Tuck, Clyde Edwin, “Hawthorne Blossoms” (poem) ...... 1923–24 21 Tuck, Clyde Edwin, “Missouri” (poem) ...... 1925–26 25 Twain, Mark, Birthplace Memorial Shrine ...... 1973–74 375 Twain, Mark, Region ...... 1965–66 1532 Underground Treasures, The Story of Mining in Missouri, by Jo Burford ...... 1977–78 1–33 United Nations, Advisor to, Howard A. Rusk ...... 1949–50 25, 27 United States (See also entries under National) United States Bicentennial Commission of Missouri ...... 1987–88 104 United States Cabinet Members from Missouri ...... 1939–40 351 United States Congress, Congressional Leaders from Missouri ...... 1949–50 9 United States Congress, Missouri Senators Expelled ...... 1947–48 26 United States Congress, Political Divisions, 1855–1973 ...... 1973–74 192 United States Congress, Representatives Under Each Apportionment, 1790–1960 ...... 1963–64 1081 United States Congresses, Presidents, and Vice Presidents, 1789–1981 ...... 1983–84 1166 United States Congressmen, Salaries, 1789–1925 ...... 1945–46 1134 United States Constitution Bicentennial Commission of Missouri ...... 1987–88 104 United States Constitution, Bill of Rights ...... 1941–42 806 1943–44 298 United States Flag ...... 1911–12 509 1957–58 344 1959–60 1126 United States Flag, Proper Display of the ...... 1953–54 364 United States Government ...... 1975–76 1164–75 United States, Historical and Statistical Table of States and Territories ...... 1899–1900 140–41 1903–04 169–71 United States House of Representatives ...... 1975–76 1170–73 United States House of Representatives, House Office Building ...... 1963–64 1059 United States Motto, History of ...... 1957–58 826 United States Population, 1790–1890 ...... 1891–92 308–09 United States, Progress in Area, Population, and Material Industries, 1800–1910 ...... 1911–12 601–02 United States Seal, History of ...... 1957–58 826 1959–60 276 United States Senate ...... 1975–76 1169–70 United States Senate, Senate Office Building ...... 1963–64 1059–60 United States Senators from Missouri, 1820–1984 ...... 1983–84 164–65 United States Senators, Missouri Senators Expelled (1861) ...... 1945–46 559 1947–48 26 United States Senators, Statuary Hall ...... 1959–60 940 United We Stand, Divided We Fall, Origin of ...... 1945–46 185 University of Missouri, Father of the ...... 1949–50 21 University of Missouri, Has First School of Journalism ...... 1949–50 23 University of Missouri, Historical Sketch of ...... 1989–90 372–87 University of Missouri, Looking Back on 150 Years of Service, 1839–1989 ...... 1987–88 496–97 946 OFFICIAL MANUAL

University of Missouri Presidents, 1841–1969 ...... 1969–70 460 U.S.S. Missouri ...... 1987–88 48–49 Vanishing Missouri ...... 1991–92 10–22 Vanishing Missouri, “The Past Recaptured: Images from Everyday Life” ...... 1995–96 44–51 Vanishing Missouri–The Quiet Catastrophe of Time ...... 1993–94 36–47 Vest’s Eulogy on the Dog, Text and Commentary ...... 1943–44 1128–29 Veterans: Dedication ...... 2001–02 4 Vice President and President of the United States, Constitutional Provisions from ...... 1975–76 1164–88 Vice Presidents of the United States ...... 2003–04 111 Volunteers: Dedication ...... 1999–2000 6, 7 Vote for Missouri Governor and Lieutenant Governor, 1820–92 ...... 1893–94 272 Vote for President, U.S. Senator and Representatives, State Officials by Missouri Counties at General Election, 1980 ...... 1981–82 1206–73 Vote for President, Vice President and Statewide Offices by County, Ward and Precinct at General Election, 1988 ...... 1989–90 518–658 Vote for President, Vice President, Senator in Congress and State Officers by Counties, Ward and Precinct, 1968 ...... 1969–70 1204–91 Vote for President, Vice President, Senator in Congress and State Officers by Counties, Ward and Precinct, 1972 ...... 1973–74 1236– 1347 Vote for President (Electoral), by States, 1904–40 ...... 1941–42 235 Vote for President (Electoral), by States, 1908–44 ...... 1947–48 782 Vote for President (Electoral), by States, 1912–48 ...... 1951–52 947 Vote for President (Electoral), by States, 1916–52 ...... 1955–56 945 Vote for President (Electoral), by States, 1920–56 ...... 1959–60 1124 Vote for President (Electoral), by States, 1924–60 ...... 1963–64 1247 Vote for President (Popular), by States, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944 and 1948 ...... 1951–52 946 Vote for President (Popular), by States, 1936, 1940, 1944, 1948 and 1952 ...... 1955–56 944 Vote for President (Popular), by States, 1940, 1944, 1948, 1952 and 1956 ...... 1959–60 1123 Vote for President (Popular), by States, 1944–60 ...... 1963–64 1246 Vote for President, by Counties, at General Election, 1968 ...... 1969–70 1194–95 Vote for Representatives in Congress, 1988 ...... 1989–90 659–60 Vote for Senator in Congress and State Auditor by Missouri County, Ward and Precinct, 1986 ...... 1987–88 1064– 1137 Vote for U.S. Senators, by Counties, 1986 ...... 1987–88 1058 Vote for U.S. Senators, by States, 1936, 1938, 1940 and 1944 ...... 1945–46 585 Vote for U.S. Senators, by States, 1942, 1944 and 1946 ...... 1947–48 716 Vote for U.S. Senators, by States, 1948, 1950 and 1952 ...... 1953–54 829 Vote for U.S. Senators, by States, 1954, 1956 and 1958 ...... 1959–60 972 Vote for U.S. Senators, by States, 1960, 1962 and 1964 ...... 1965–66 1118 Vote for U.S. Senators, by States, 1966, 1968 and 1970 ...... 1971–72 1117 Vote of Missouri for President, 1840–92 ...... 1893–94 272 Vote of Missouri for President and Governor, 1840–1912 ...... 1913–14 1146–47 Vote on Constitution of Missouri, by Counties, at Special Election, Feb. 27, 1945 ...... 1945–46 148 Voter Registration Application ...... 1993–94 526 Votes at 1996 Primary, General and Special Elections ...... 1997–98 550–640 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1950 ...... 1951–52 1038 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1952 ...... 1953–54 1062 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1954 ...... 1955–56 1128 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1956 ...... 1957–58 1291 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1958 ...... 1959–60 1276 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1960 ...... 1961–62 1437 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1962 ...... 1963–64 1426 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1964 ...... 1965–66 1432 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1966 ...... 1967–68 1232 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1968 ...... 1969–70 1428 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1970 ...... 1971–72 1399– 1400 Voting Precincts in Each County of Missouri, 1972 ...... 1973–74 1481–82 Waggoner Building ...... 1967–68 1274 MISSOURI INFORMATION—INDEX OF HISTORICAL FEATURES, 1879–2004 947

Wars (See also entries under Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War 1 and World War II) Wars, Early Wars and Events in Missouri ...... 1933–34 602–03 Wars, Missouri in Recent Wars ...... 1933–34 604–05 Wars of the United States ...... 1911–12 509 Washington National Monument ...... 1963–64 342 Washington National Monument Society ...... 1943–44 557 1945–46 586 Water Power of Missouri ...... 1933–34 606 1935–36 778 Watering Places, Missouri’s Spas ...... 1947–48 328 Waters, Baxter, Memorial Sketch ...... 1953–54 166 Wealthiest Men in America–All Born in Ireland ...... 1885 121 Weights and Measures, Bushel Weights in Pounds, Summary of Legal Provisions ...... 1943–44 812 Welfare, Public Health and Welfare Institutions of Missouri, Historical Sketches of ...... 1973–74 768–69 West, Pathfinders of the ...... 1933–34 602 Western Heritage ...... 1955–56 13–14 Westport, Battle of ...... 1957–58 24–25 White House, The ...... 1975–76 1168 Whiteman Air Force Base ...... 1967–68 351 Wilder, Laura Ingalls, Missourian’s Books in Japan ...... 1949–50 17 Wildlife in Missouri Country ...... 1951–52 19, 21 Wildlife Preserve, Swan Lake ...... 1965–66 1536 William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art, Kansas City ...... 1941–42 364 Williams, Walter, Founds First School of Journalism ...... 1949–50 23 Williams, Walter, Sketch of ...... 1929–30 896 Wilson’s Creek, Battle of ...... 1957–58 10–12 Wilson, Francis Murray, Memorial Sketch ...... 1933–34 611 Wilson, Woodrow, Urges Senate to Grant Woman Suffrage ...... 1919–20 691 Wilson, Woodrow, War Messages, 1917 ...... 1917–18 5, 8–13 Wimar, Carl, St. Louis Painter ...... 1949–50 19 Winn, Kenneth H., “It All Adds Up: Reform and the Erosion of Representative Government in Missouri, 1900–2000 ...... 1999–2000 28–52 Winn, Robert, (1895–1948) ...... 1949–50 96 Wives of the Presidents ...... 1943–44 414 Woman Suffrage, Franchise to Women ...... 1919–20 650–51 Woman Suffrage, President Wilson Urges Senate to Grant ...... 1919–20 691 Women, First White Woman Resident (of Missouri) ...... 1947–48 8 Women in Political Life, 1972–93 ...... 1993–94 12–35 Women’s Role in Missouri History, 1821–1971, by Clarissa Start Davidson ...... 1971–72 1–33 Womens Suffrage ...... 1995–96 190 Workmen’s Compensation Division, History of ...... 1973–74 1128–29 World War I, Armistice ...... 1919–20 692–97 World War I, Memorial to Missourians in France ...... 1923–24 8–9 World War I, Memorial Tower Honoring Students of Missouri University ...... 1925–26 89 World War I, “Missouri and the War,” by Floyd C. Shoemaker ...... 1917–18 299 World War I, “Missouri and the War With Germany” ...... 1919–20 367–70 World War I, Missouri and World War I ...... 1947–48 37 World War I, “Missouri in the World War” ...... 1939–40 512 World War I, President Wilson’s War Messages, 1917 ...... 1917–18 5, 813 World War II, Battleship Missouri Makes History ...... 1945–46 1083 World War II, Camp Crowder ...... 1945–46 1085 World War II, Civil Rights of Service Men Protected ...... 1943–44 1058 World War II, Fort Leonard Wood ...... 1941–42 194 1945–46 1087 World War II, Missouri and World War II ...... 1947–48 38–39 World War II, President Roosevelt’s Message to Congress, December 8, 1941 ...... 1941–42 816 World War II, “The Greatest Battleship” (U.S.S. Missouri) ...... 1943–44 1086 World War II, The Selective Service System ...... 1945–46 885–87 World War II, The V-E Day Proclamation ...... 1945–46 186 World War II, The V-J Day Proclamation ...... 1945–46 252 World Wide Web Sites, Missouri State Government ...... 2003–04 612–613 948 OFFICIAL MANUAL

World’s Columbian Exposition ...... 1891–92 253–54 World’s Fair Commission, New York ...... 1965–66 308 World’s Fair, New York (1964–65) ...... 1963–64 672 Wrecks and Bridges on the Missouri ...... 1951–52 33 Writers’ Guild, Missouri ...... 1981–82 1360 Writers, Missouri ...... 1949–50 917 Writers, Missouri, Contemporaries of Field and Twain ...... 1949–50 11 Youth of a State, 1821–60, The ...... 1955–56 332 Zinc, An Important Mineral ...... 1949–50 41 MISSOURI INFORMATION—FLAG ETIQUETTE 949

staffs of the same height. The flags are to be of approximately equal size. International usage forbids the display of the flag of one nation Flag Etiquette above that of another nation in time of peace. • When displayed either horizontally or ver- tically against a wall, the union should be upper- The following are some of the rules of flag most and to the flag’s own right, that is, to the etiquette regarding the time and manner of dis- observer’s left. When displayed in a window, the play and disposal of the flag of the United States flag should be displayed in the same way, with of America pursuant to Title 4, Chapter 1 of the the union or blue field to the left of the observer United States Code. in the street. • It is the universal custom to display the • When used on a speaker’s platform, the flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and flag if displayed flat, should be displayed above on stationary flagstaffs in the open. However, and behind the speaker. When displayed from a when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be staff in a church or public auditorium, the flag of displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated the United States of America should hold the during the hours of darkness. position of superior prominence, in advance of • No other flag or pennant should be placed the audience, and in the position of honor at the above or, if on the same level, to the right of the clergyman’s or speaker’s right as he faces the flag of the United States of America, except dur- audience. Any other flag so displayed should be ing church services conducted by naval chap- placed on the left of the clergyman or speaker or lains at sea, when the church pennant may be to the right of the audience. flown above the flag during services for the per- • The flag, when flown at half-staff, should sonnel of the Navy. be hoisted to the peak for an instant and then • No person shall display the flag of the lowered to the half-staff position. On Memorial United Nations or any other national or interna- Day the flag should be displayed at half-staff tional flag equal, above, or in a position of supe- until noon only, then raised to the top of the rior prominence or honor to, or in place of, the staff. By order of the President, the flag should be flag of the United States at any place within the flown at half-staff upon the death of principal United States or any Territory or possession figures of the United States Government and the thereof; Provided, that nothing in this section Governor of a State, Territory, or possession, as a shall make unlawful the continuance of the mark of respect to their memory. In the event of practice heretofore followed of displaying the the death of other officials or foreign dignitaries, flag of the United Nations in a position of supe- the flag is to be displayed at half-staff according rior prominence or honor, and other national to Presidential instructions or orders, or in accor- flags in positions of equal prominence or honor, dance with recognized customs or practices not with that of the flag of the United States at the inconsistent with law. headquarters of the United Nations. • In the event of the death of a present or • When flags of States, cities, or localities, former official of the government of any State, or pennants of societies are flown on the same Territory, or possession of the United States, The halyard with the flag of the United States, the lat- Governor of the State, Territory, or possession ter should always be at the peak. When the flags may proclaim that the National flag shall be are flown from adjacent staffs, the flag of the flown at half-staff. United States should be hoisted first and low- ered last. No such flag or pennant may be placed • The flag should be hoisted briskly and above the flag of the United States or to the Unit- lowered ceremoniously. ed States flag’s right. • The flag should be displayed in or near • The flag of the United States of America, every polling place on election days. when it is displayed with another flag against a • The flag should be displayed during wall from crossed staffs, should be on the right, school days in or near every schoolhouse. the flag’s own right, and its staff should be in • The flag, when it is such that it is no longer front of the staff of the other flag. a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed • The flag of the United States of America in a dignified way, preferably by burning. should be at the center and at the highest point of the group when a number of flags of States or The Pledge of Allegiance localities or pennants of societies are grouped I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United and displayed from staffs. States of America, and to the Republic for which • When the flags of two or more nations are it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, displayed, they are to be flown from separate with liberty and justice for all. 950 OFFICIAL MANUAL

“Three Little Pigs” (Missouri State Archives, Putman Collection)