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41. Data on Parks and Boulevards of the 50 Largest Cities Data on Parks and Boulevards of the 50 Largest Cities June/29/1926 Table showing statistics about parks and boulevards for the 50 largest American cities, with Kansas City having the most miles of boulevards at 90, followed by Chicago at 84.3.
42. Did You Know? Facts about Kansas City Did You Know? Facts about Kansas City November 1, 1989 "The Kansas City Metropolitan Statistical Area is ranked as the 24th largest area in the United States, according to the U. S. Bureau of the Census. Between 1980 and 1988, the 10-county area, including...
43. Downtown KC Comes Alive Downtown KC Comes Alive June 26, 2005 Special advertising section devoted to promoting Downtown redevelopment in Kansas City, Missouri. Includes information about Kansas City Star Press Pavilion, the Power and Light District, the H & R Block...
44. Economies of 1867 Kansas City and Westport Economies of 1867 Kansas City and Westport 1867 Descriptions of Kansas City and Westport in 1867, concentrating on their economies, listing numbers and types of businesses (including the Westport Border-Star newspaper), climate and natural resources,...
45. Educational Research and Statistics: How Adults in Missouri Use Their Leisure Time Educational Research and Statistics: How Adults in Missouri Use Their Leisure Time June/18/1938 Report on the spending of leisure time by Missourians, including Kansas Citians. Table, list, and description about the types of entertainment (movies, sports, church, radio, reading, etc.) and backgrounds...
46. Efficient Railway Operation Efficient Railway Operation //1919 Statistics comparing Kansas City's new Union Station to other large urban railroad stations, giving its square feet of area (74,048) and other basic information.
47. Encyclopedia of History of Missouri: A Compendium of History and Biography for Ready Reference Encyclopedia of History of Missouri: A Compendium of History and Biography for Ready Reference 1901 Photo and bio of Thomas Pierce Rixey, or Thomas Rixey, "late Commissioner of Labor Statistics and Inspection" of Missouri. Born in Virginia in 1849 and moving to Jonesburg, Missouri in 1880 with offices...
48. Excursion to Missouri Excursion to Missouri November/28/1874 Article about the author's "business excursion to the United States" in 1874, describing his observations and known statistics of Saint Louis, Missouri and surrounding territory (mines in Carondelet and...
49. Facts about Kansas City Facts about Kansas City May 1923 General information on Kansas City, including its history and present economy. Many statistics.
50. Fairfax Industrial District Fairfax Industrial District circa 1920 Map of Kansas City metropolitan area, centered on the Fairfax district, showing Union Pacific lines, connecting railways, principal streets to and from district. Reverse side promotes the district and...
51. Fashion for the Middle Millions Fashion for the Middle Millions May//1947 Article about "the Apparel Industry in Kansas City," made up of 81 "factories and distrubutors do[ing] an annual apparel business of between 75 and 100 million dollars," shipping to all 48 states plus...
52. Fire Prevention Work Fire Prevention Work October 5, 1920 Entire issue of Kansas Citian devoted to fire safety in honor of the October 9, 1920 Fire Prevention Day. Includes a listing of fire safety events, a parade, and "Fire Clean-up Week;" articles on fire...
53. First Baptist Church First Baptist Church [1908] This folder contains a seven page, handwritten description of this area, concluding with a short history of the first Baptist church in Kansas City, organized April 21, 1855. Listed are early members,...
54. First Vehicle Crosses Bond Bridge First Vehicle Crosses Bond Bridge September 28, 2010 On September 27, 2010, Brad Regehr and his wife Wanda were the first to cross the new Christopher S. Bond Bridge (Bond Bridge) that replaces the Paseo Bridge. "More than 700 community leaders, politicians,...
55. Five for the Fans Five for the Fans June 10, 2011 Pictures and some statistics of the five sports stadiums in the Kansas City area including Arrowhead Stadium, Kauffman Stadium, Kansas Speedway, Sprint Center, and Livestrong Sporting Park. No article....
56. Florence Crittenton Mission Florence Crittenton Mission October/15/1897 Short summary of almost the first two year's accomplishments of the Florence Crittenton Home for young women out of work or in other trouble. Statistics of improvements and other changes in the 263 girls...
57. Florence Crittenton Mission and Home Florence Crittenton Mission and Home May/15/1897 Short summary of approximately the first year's accomplishments of the Florence Crittenton Home for young women out of work or in other trouble. Statistics of improvements and other changes in the 220...
58. Flour Milling in Kansas City: How Kansas City Grew to be Third Largest Milling Center Flour Milling in Kansas City: How Kansas City Grew to be Third Largest Milling Center August 31, 1920 History of the flour milling industry in Kansas City including list of working mills and their capacities and Kansas City flour output statistics for 1903 through 1919. Includes photographs of Ismert-Hincke...
59. Growth in the Heartland: Challenges and Opportunities for Missouri Growth in the Heartland: Challenges and Opportunities for Missouri 2002 Section of the book having to do with Kansas City specifically. Section is entitled "The Kansas City region grew solidly in the 1990s, but most of that growth flowed toward the metropolitan edge." Includes...
60. Health and Politics Health and Politics January/18/1935 [R]eport on the recommendations of the 'Health and Hospital Survey' of 1930 for Kansas City, with various information about health care deficiencies and statistics, including "a wing for Negroes" left...