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1. A Huge Job in Ceramics A Huge Job in Ceramics May 1951 Photo and article about the "[h]eroic masks of comedy and tragedy, said to be the largest ceramics [sic] pieces ever fired in this country" completed for placement in "the University of Kansas City Playhouse."...
2. Biography of Walter S. Dickey (1862-1931), Newspaper Owner Biography of Walter S. Dickey (1862-1931), Newspaper Owner 2003
3. Centennial History: Deepwater, Missouri, 1885-1985 Centennial History: Deepwater, Missouri, 1885-1985 //1985 Description of the factory and workers of the W. S. Dickey Clay and Tile Factory, Clay Pits and Farm, in Deepwater, Missouri, with photos.
4. Developing New Products Developing New Products February 1900 The W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company is developing new products such as the sportsmen's target known as the "Dickey Bird" and fruit can cement [a sealing product] in granulated form rather than...
5. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, Drawing Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, Drawing Drawing of plant located in Pittsburg, Kansas.
6. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, Front View Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, Front View 1900 Full frontal view of Sewer Pipe Plant Number 1; located in Deepwater, Missouri.
7. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, Rear View Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, Rear View 1900 Full rear view of plant; located in Deepwater, Missouri.
8. Dickey Clay Products Contribute to the Health, Happiness and Safety of the Community Dickey Clay Products Contribute to the Health, Happiness and Safety of the Community 1950 History of the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, responsible for hundreds of miles of "vitrified glazed clay sewer pipe" underlying Kansas City, founded in 1885.
9. Kansas City Illustrated 1902 Kansas City Illustrated 1902 1902 Photo of the Sewer Pipe Plant Number 1 in an ad for the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, owned by Walter S. Dickey.
10. Kansas City's Carnival Kansas City’s Carnival October 1899 Article describes a street fair held by Kansas City’s leading retail establishments in a five-block bazaar sponsored by Karnival Krewe. It describes the different companies and details their merchant...
11. Mrs. Marion Bates Sharp Obituary Mrs. Marion Bates Sharp Obituary July/25/1971 Obituary for Mrs. Marion Bates Sharp, or Marion Sharp (dying at the age of 75 in 1971), a daughter of Walter Dicky, founder of the old Kansas City Journal and the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company....
12. Obituary for Mrs. Fred Dickey Obituary for Mrs. Fred Dickey June 26, 1965 Obituary for Mrs. Fred Dickey, widow of Fred L. Dickey of the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company.
13. President Harry Truman President Harry Truman Photos, illustrations, and information on President Harry Truman (1884-1972) and his family of Jackson County, Missouri.
14. Sanborn Map, Kansas City, Vol. 3, 1896-1907, Page p349 Sanborn Map, Kansas City, Vol. 3, 1896-1907, Page p349 1896-1907 Northeastern part of early Kansas City in the industrial areas along the rail lines, showing buildings, streets, and the railroad lines. Large numbers at edges of page refer to page with adjoining area....
15. Sanborn Map, Kansas City, Vol. 5, 1909-1938, Page p614 Sanborn Map, Kansas City, Vol. 5, 1909-1938, Page p614 1909-1938 A portion of Kansas City at the intersection of N. Monroe Avenue and Nicholson Avenue, showing the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company and Missouri Pacific Railroad roundhouse. Large numbers at edges...
16. Sewer Pipe Special Sewer Pipe Special June 1899 Article describing the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company and the sewer pipe goods being shipped to various parts of Mexico. Mr. Dickey sees the advantages of Mexico as a trade field for other manufacturers...
17. The New Directors The New Directors June//1914 Photo of Fred Dickey, general manager of the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company and a new director of the Commercial Club.
18. Walter Dickey Walter Dickey 1925 Photo and bio of Walter Dickey, "manufacturer and publisher," arriving in Kansas City in 1885 from Canada, founder of "the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of burned clay products,"...
19. Walter Dickey Walter Dickey 1902 Photo and bio of Walter Dickey, "president of the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company," moving to Kansas City in 1885 from Canada, "selected as Missouri's member on the Vice-Presidential Notification...
20. Walter Halliwell, Walter Dickey, and Moritz Eyssell Walter Halliwell, Walter Dickey, and Moritz Eyssell 1890 Photos and biographical sketches of Walter Halliwell (president of the Thorn-Hunkin Cement Company at 1007 Walnut Street with warehouses at 8th and Mill Streets), Walter Dickey (president of the W. S....