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1. Biography of Kirkland B. Armour (1854-1901), Packing Plant Magnate Biography of Kirkland B. Armour (1854-1901), Packing Plant Magnate 2003
2. DeForest Telegraph Station DeForest Telegraph Station September 2, 2004 Article about the new telegraph station with a 200-foot mast at 26th and Broadway of the American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company, founded by inventor Lee DeForest, and controlled by the Armour family...
3. Do You Live on the Armour Farm? Do You Live on the Armour Farm? October/17/1962 History of the Armour Fields district, formerly part of the K. B. Armour family farm house, since 1918, when it was bought by J. C. Nichols, at 6740 Pennsylvania Avenue, with photos.
4. From $1.25 to $1600 an Acre: Part of Armour Farm Bought by J. C. Nichols for $370,000 From $1.25 to $1600 an Acre: Part of Armour Farm Bought by J. C. Nichols for $370,000 April/2/1922 Notice of the sale of the Armour farm land between 65th, Oak, 71st, and Wornall Road to the J. C. Nichols Investment Company.
5. The Saga of the Armour Family in Kansas City, 1870-1900 The Saga of the Armour Family in Kansas City, 1870-1900 Fall, 2001 Article describes in detail the members of the Armour Family who settled in the Kansas City area. The Armours had a great impact on the meat packing industry in Kansas City, Kansas.