Microform Location: Micro Newspapers
Truman State University's school newspaper. Issued weekly when school is in session.
Online archive at: http://index.truman.edu/
Index-Truman State University's Student Newspaper | |
Kirksville Normal School Index, 1909-1919 | |
Northeast Missourian, 1931-1937 | |
Northeast Missouri State College Index, 1968-1972 | |
Northeast Missouri State University Index, 1972-1996 | |
This page provides information about Kirksville Newspapers at Pickler Memorial Library
Index to Truman publications including:
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A publication of the Census Bureau which explains what is available in the census materials.


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Janet Romine
Dean of Libraries and Museums
Tel: (660) 785- 7418
Email: jiromine@truman.edu
County histories, maps, records of births/marriages/deaths/cemeteries, etc. in Northeast Missouri:
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Also look for other counties or names of individual towns in the Library Catalog:
e.g.: edina mo
boone county mo