Box 1
Contains 40 Results:
Pamphlet titled “The Tariff. Speech of Hon. Marshall Arnold, of Missouri, in the House of Representatives, Tuesday, January 16, 1894.” (14 pages), 1894 Jan 26
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Simmons Hardware Company ticket admitting Mr. A.L. Arnold to the company’s headquarters in the Galveston Flood Building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The Simmons Hardware Company shares the headquarters with the Hargadine-McKittrick Dry Goods Company., [1904]
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Memorial card in remembrance of George W. Arnold who died March 29, 1905, at the age of 61., 1905 Mar 29
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Program and menu for the Sixteenth Annual Banquet of the Association of Young Republicans of Missouri, celebrating Lincoln’s birthday and held at the Moolah Temple, St. Louis (includes lists of officers and committee members). Lincoln Day Banquet Songs circular., 1915 Feb 12
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Printed invitation of Nichols Anti Horse Thief Association No. 300 for their annual picnic at Lincoln Haseltine’s Grove. Addressed to A.L. Arnold and postmarked Springfield, Mo. Invitation includes the program for the picnic, and mentions W.J. Witherspoon, Silas Johnson, Mrs. Lincoln Haseltine, Mrs. Edward Steer, Mrs. Will Zink, Mrs. C.A. McBride, Louis Haseltine, Tom Miller, Walter Wadsworth, A.L. Arnold, Mrs. Quinn, Miss Rountree, Fred Marshall, H.B. Kennedy, L.T. Carpenter, and J.B. Alsup., 1919 July 31
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Fifteen photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915. Many of the photographs include handwritten descriptions on the back: “Cabin on Eleven Points River, Oregon Co., Mo.” (4 photos); “Miss Kopp” (photo of young, smiling child in front of a cabin); “Harley Connor, wife, & baby” (photo of couple sitting outdoors in chairs with a child on the woman’s lap); “Jasper Connor” (photo of man standing in front of a cabin holding a shotgun with three dogs); “George Baker, wife & children” (photo of couple sitting outdoors in chairs with four young children); “still captured by Will Miller & Tom Harris” (photo of five men posing outdoors behind a still); “Boz Kellum, Oregon Co., Mo.” (photo of man posing outdoors next to a cabin); “Mrs. George Connor & mother, 98 yrs old” (photo of two women sitting outdoors in chairs, one woman is barefoot); “George Connor & wife” (photo of couple sitting outdoors in chairs, the woman is barefoot); “Jim Connor” (photo of a man standing in front of a buggy and cabin, with a second man and a cabin in the background). Two of the photographs are unidentified: photo of a stone wall with foliage and a photo of a woman sitting outdoors in a chair with three young children, all are barefoot., No date
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Photograph with handwritten description on the back: “Union Refugees passing through Cape Girardeau first year of the war.” Shows thirteen men, women, and children, some of whom may be African American, and an ox., 1861
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Group photograph of seven Union officers in uniform. Handwritten note on back reads, “George W. Arnold Springfield Mo. P.O. Box #47.”, ca. 1861-1865
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Twenty-seven postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett, 851 North Grant St., Springfield, Mo., and Mrs. L.A. Arnold, 801 North Grant St. The postcards are signed “A,” “T,” “A.L.A.,” Rea Dowell, Lucy, Joe, and Frank. Five of the postcards are not addressed nor do they contain a note. The postcards show the following views: Shaw’s Garden, St. Louis, Mo.; Southern Hotel, St. Louis, Mo.; Art Museum, Forest Park, St. Louis, Mo.; Intake Tower, Water Works, Chain of Rocks, St. Louis, Mo.; Levee during high water, St. Louis, Mo.; Bird’s-eye view showing freight yards and Union Station, St. Louis, Mo.; Commercial Street, Lebanon, Mo.; Baird College, Clinton, Mo.; East Side Square, Richmond, Mo.; Hotel Frederick, Boonville, Mo. (2 postcards); Court House, Carthage, Mo.; Post Office and Custom House, St. Joseph, Mo.; Federal Building, Springfield, Mo.; Scene near Mincke, Mo. (“on the Frisco”); Lobby, Connor Hotel, Joplin, Mo.; Main Street, Joplin, Mo.; Mining scene, Joplin, Mo., District; interior, St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Joplin, Mo.; reception hall, State Hospital, Nevada, Mo.; entrance to State Hospital for Insane No. 3, Nevada, Mo.; State Hospital for the Insane No. 3, Nevada, Mo.; “A” Hall, Missouri State Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo.; “E” Hall, Missouri State Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo.; New Capitol Day, Jefferson City, Mo. (includes view of Jefferson City downtown street and streetcar); St. Mary’s Hospital, Jefferson City, Mo.; State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo., 1909-1912
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.
Tintype portrait of two men. The man standing on the left is Francis T. Mills., No date
The collection contains tax receipts, deeds, and the will of Charles Buchmiller (1823-1883), stepfather of Mrs. Louisa Arnold; four letters signed Edward Spahr, St. Louis, to Francis T. Mills, 1873-1874; 15 photographs taken in Oregon County, Missouri, circa 1915; 27 postcards sent to Miss Mary Hodnett and Mrs. L.A. Arnold; and other Arnold family papers and photographs.