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1. 103 Years of History 103 Years of History March 16, 2002 Article that gives a short history of The Independent magazine. It was started in 1899 by George Creel and Arthur Grissom as a political magazine. Ten years later two women, Katherine Baxter and Clara...
2. A Bright Kansas City Paper A Bright Kansas City Paper June/22/1915 Two paragraphs about "'Tavern Talk,' the official hotel paper," "[o]ne of the brightest and neatest magazines edited and printed in Kansas City."
3. A Guide to Negro Periodical Literature (Subject and Author) A Guide to Negro Periodical Literature (Subject and Author) February-September//1941-1946
4. A Missouri Poet and Teacher A Missouri Poet and Teacher February 1933 Photo and biographical article about Eleanor Denny, poet and Kansas City high school teacher, with samples of her poems published in various magazines.
5. About Town: Some Ex-Kansas Citians Make Marks Elsewhere About Town: Some Ex-Kansas Citians Make Marks Elsewhere September/17/1974 Biographical article about former Kansas Citians achieving success in other cities, including the following: Homer Wadsworth, Nathan Stark, Robert Brown (former assistant city manager), Dave Dexter, Jr....
6. ACT-UP/Kansas City Chapter Records Finding Aid ACT-UP/Kansas City Chapter Records Finding Aid 1987-1994 AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power/KC (ACT-UP/KC) was founded in September 1988 with the purpose of promoting AIDS awareness, treatments, and victim's rights through aggressive activism. ACT-UP/KC held numerous...
7. Advertising Card Collection Finding Aid Advertising Card Collection Finding Aid ca. 1860-1910s Collection of cards used for advertising purposes in the late 19th century. Includes colorful illustrations for many types of products. The over 600 cards from Kansas City businesses have been digitized....
8. Alice Nielsen Alice Nielsen various dates Fact sheet about Alice Nielsen, a singer born in the 1870s and presumably appearing in Kansas City around the turn of the century with costumes held at the Kansas City Museum, with references to newspapers...
9. Art and Artists: From Fast Ad Pace to Portraits Art and Artists: From Fast Ad Pace to Portraits May/26/1963 Photo and biographical article about Harry Fredman, a former advertising artist as a teenager in Kansas City for men's clothing, moving to New York in 1945 and becoming an illustrator of portraits and...
10. Artist's Identity Forever Rooted in Kansas Landscapes Artist's Identity Forever Rooted in Kansas Landscapes January 30, 2011 Interview with Stan Herd who earned the designation "crop artist" by Dan Rather. Herd "is a Lawrence-based crop artist. His rendering of a bottle of Absolut vodka 'painted' on 17 acres using indigenous...
11. Author and Newsman George Washington Ogden Dies at 94: He Had Been City Editor of the Old Kansas City Author and Newsman George Washington Ogden Dies at 94: He Had Been City Editor of the Old Kansas City Times April/6/1966 Obituary for George Washington Ogden, or George Ogden, "94, author and former city editor of the old Kansas City Times" "before its purchase by The Star." Native of Lawrence, Kansas coming to Kansas City...
12. Aw, C'Mon Valentine, Who Are You? Aw, C'Mon Valentine, Who Are You? February//1968 File containing an issue of the Jackson County Journal newsletter or magazine with photos and information on government employees of Jackson County, Missouri.
13. Beautiful Location: Parkville Beautiful Location: Parkville July 2008 Short article about the community of Parkville, Missouri, located north of the Missouri River and northeast of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Includes mention of magazines who find Parkville to be one...
14. Biography of Courtney Ryley Cooper (1886-1940), Journalist Biography of Courtney Ryley Cooper (1886-1940), Journalist 2009
15. Biography of Ernest O. Brostrom (1888-1969), Architect Biography of Ernest O. Brostrom (1888-1969), Architect 1999
16. Cameron Mann Cameron Mann 1901 Biographical sketch of Cameron Mann, "rector of Grace (Protestant Episcopal) Church, Kansas City," born in New York City in 1851 and coming to Kansas City in 1881 as a "frequent contributor of prose and...
17. Carl Betz Collection Finding Aid Carl Betz Collection Finding Aid circa 1880s-1988 [bulk 1880s-1890s] Carl Betz was a pioneer in the physical education curriculum in the Kansas City public schools in the late 1800s. The collection consists of two boxes with programs, manuscripts, artifacts, photographs,...
18. Charles L. Johnson Papers Finding Aid Charles L. Johnson Papers Finding Aid 1861-1950 Charles Johnson, ragtime musician and composer and arranger, spent most of his life in Kansas City, Missouri. It is believed that he made the first orchestra arrangement for the song "Missouri Waltz" and...
19. Church Honor to William D. Dunlap Church Honor to William D. Dunlap February 8, 1952 Vertical file contains a photo and biographical article about William Dunlap, or W.D. Dunlap, a "teacher of history and government" at Lincoln High School "and a member of the St. Augustine's Episcopal...
20. Civil War In Missouri Civil War In Missouri File contains a list of magazines and Missouri Civil War organizations.