Local History Articles Collected by Don Reynolds

Publication

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St. Joseph Museums

Name/Title

Local History Articles Collected by Don Reynolds

Entry/Object ID

2009.3.330

Description

Local History Articles Collected by Don Reynolds is a looseleaf notebook of St. Joseph history with the following articles collected: St. Joseph's Pioneers--List of persons who came 1830-1857 and their dates of arrival (2copies) Ads from the St. Joseph Gazette April 25, 1845 Fuelling's Plant Sold to Harvey, St. Joseph Newspress Aug. 27, 1954, sale of bottling plant founded in 1855 St. Joseph, Missouri, Today: A typewritten history, undated Lover's Lane, Saint Jo: Poem by Eugene Field Story of the Pony Express: A typewritten history, undated Brief History of St. Joseph, Missouri: Chamber of Commerce, April, Important Events, Early St. Joseph History: To 1887, Compiled at St. Joseph Public Library Express Companies Listed for the Year 1860: from 1861 City Directory American Express Co.-article from Morning Herald, June 27, 1862 Winnebago Indian encampment, bear dance, and scalp dances, May, 1863, from Morning Herald. Wagon Manufacturers: from 1872 City Directory Emigrants in St. Joseph; The Daily News History of Buchanan County, 1898, p. 87 Historic Sites, Memorials in St. Joseph: A quiz Texas Longhorns Invaded Missouri, 1866: regarding cattle drives to St. Joseph and "Texas fever" (10 copies) Liver Eatin' Johnson: Billiings Gazette, May, 1962 Jesse James photograph note. Transportation History paintings of Gulstaf Dalstrom of St. Joseph: list Pony Express Rider : possible riders address of John Meyer descendant Three Governors rest in Mt. Mora: Newspress March 19, 1967 Two Houses Approaching Century Mark Call Attention to History of Two Families, St. Joseph Newspress, March 26, 1950: Harris & Wrinkle Homes How First Pony Express race won $10,000 Wager, 1896 news clip Steamboats on the Missouri: 1889 news clip Joe Robidoux, the Son: News clip of stories about, 1888 Gen. Jeff Thompson, 1890 news clipping of his last speech to this troops after the Confederacy was defeated. Also Sterling Price's proclamation Frederick W. Smith: news article, Jan. 22, 1896 Wells Fargo Employees & Descendants: Envelope of names on note paper. Handwritten note about Indians on way to King Hill battle. Eugene Field: Whimsical Western Poet & Newsman: America West Magazine article, Jan-Feb, 1981 Advertisement: Colhoun & Co. Building & Saddlery Hardware Adverstisement: Eckhardt & Rein Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Pistols Photographs: St. Joseph from river, east (2) photos Railroad in foreground 50/Notebook, Looseleaf/

Collection

Don and Maudie Reynolds Collection

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Tertiary Object Term

Notebook

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Blankbook

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Book, Writing

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Writing Media

Nomenclature Class

Written Communication T&E

Nomenclature Category

Category 06: Tools & Equipment for Communication

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Pony express, Poetry, Steamboats, Art, Civil wars

Search Terms

Fur Trading, John Johnson, "Liver-Eating, Express Companies in St. Joseph, St. Joseph Pioneers, American Express Company, Crow Indians, Historic Sites in St. Joseph, Wagon Makers in St. Joseph, Cattle Drives through St. Joseph, Steamboats on the Missouri River, Wells Fargo, King Hill Indian Battle, Missouri Governors, Mt. Mora Cemetery, Freighting, St. Joseph History, Native American, Winnebago, Wagonmaking, Western Migration

Publication Details

Author

Reynolds, Don L.

Place Published

City

St. Joseph

State/Province

Missouri

Date Published

1970

Call No.

StJoArea RE

Notes

Copy No.: 1

Condition

Overall Condition

Poor

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Apr 16, 2009

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Joseph Robidoux, III

Person or Organization

Field, Eugene

Person or Organization

John Johnson

Person or Organization

Russell, Wiliam

Person or Organization

Jesse James

Person or Organization

Gulstaf Dalstrom

Person or Organization

Jeff Thompson

Person or Organization

Frederick W. Smith