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Title: Plat Book of Adair County, Missouri
Summary: Map of Adair County, Missouri -- T.62N. Part of Benton R.15W -- T.63N. Part of Benton R.15W -- T.63N. Part of Clay R.14W -- T.64N. Part of Clay R.14W -- T.63N. Part of Clay R.13W -- T.64N. Part of Clay R.13W -- T.62N. Part of Liberty R.17W -- T.62N. Parts of Liberty and Benton R.16W -- T.63N. Part of Missourirrow R.17W -- T.64N. Part of Missourirro R.17W -- T.63N. Part of Nineveh R.16W -- T.64N. Part of Nineveh R.16W -- T.61N. Part of Pettis R.15W -- T.61N. Parts of Pettis and Walnut R.16W -- T.63 and 64N. Polk R.15W -- T.62N. Part of Salt River R.14W -- T.62N. Part of Salt River R.14W -- T.61N. Part of Walnut R.14W -- T.61N. Part of Wilson R.14W -- T.61N. Part of Wilson R.13W.

Title: 1930 summer session class officer, July 27, 1930

Title: University of Missouri--Columbia receipt received of R.L. Hill for account of Intercollegiate Athletics

Title: 1929 - Construction of Brewer Fieldhouse
Summary: Construction of Brewer Fieldhouse began in 1929, but the facility was not declared open until the following year. Compared to the modern Hearnes Center--which cost $10.5 million to build--Brewer only cost $225,000. Rough stone walls bordered the building, the floor consisted of dirt, and sounds echoed back from the wooden roofs. The building, though, was one of the best back in 1929.

Title: 1930 summer session class & officers July 27, 1939, 1930 summer session class and officers July 27, 1930

Title: Valencia: jardin de España
Summary: Art deco poster designed by the artist depicting a church surrounded by bushes and a palm tree.

Title: Geology of the Eminence and Cardareva quadrangles, Eminence and Cardareva quadrangles

Title: The Geology of the Potosi and Edgehill quadrangles, Potosi and Edgehill quadrangles, The geology of the

Title: 1930 - Track at Brewer Fieldhouse
Summary: The opening of Brewer Fieldhouse allowed runners to practice regardless of weather. Different teams--track, football, basketball--shared the Field House according to the seasons of the year. With the addition of the field house, the track team season started at the end of the football season, continuing to the end of school. In years before, however, all the athletes could do before warm weather was maintain their condition. The extra practice was a deciding factor in many meets.

Title: 1930 - Memorial Union Tower
Summary: This picture from the 1930 displays the complete construction of the original tower. However, the tower stood alone for quite sometime. It wasn't until 1950 that the north wing would finally come about.

Title: William Jewell College catalog, 1930-1931: announcements for the year 1930-1931

Title: William Jewell College catalog 1930: announcements for the summer session 1930

Title: 1930 - Basketball inside Brewer Fieldhouse
Summary: Brewer-Fieldhouse was named after Chester L. Brewer, a football, baseball, and basketball coach for Missouri in the early 20th century. In 1923, Brewer became the Director of Athletics at the University, and his past with Mizzou athletics brought a lot of vitality to the campus. The field house joined Rothwell Gymnasium and extended into Rollins Field, and the complex allowed basketball and track teams to practice during times of the year when they originally could not. The structure protected athletes from cold weather and rain, and ability to train during these cases pushed Mizzou to a new era of athletics.

Title: JM-271: Britain, Japan, and the U.S. head toward bankruptcy or revolt
Summary: Battleships of Japan and U.K. head for rocks of bankruptcy. The U.S. ship heads toward rocks of "Revolt against huge expenditure", but the captain calls for the ship to slow down.

Title: JM-274: Guiding hands
Summary: Radio guides plane; British officer beats Indian; Hoover calls extra session.

Title: JM-273: China's place in the sun
Summary: China caught in spiderweb of Japan.

Title: JM-277: The changing world
Summary: Before 1929, people bought all stocks, now no one will buy even good deals

Title: JM-272: Make him show his cards
Summary: Germany, playing poker with Allies, offers to divide the pot, then quit.

Title: JM-275: The rich farm and the spreading thistles
Summary: Uncle Sam complacent as "dishonesty" grows in "U.S." fields

Title: Report of the state survey commission
Date: 1930
Text: Educational Institutions ............................. ..$16,178,000 3 12,081,600 $ 28,259,600 Public Schools ........................................................ -. 2,100,000 100,600,000 102,700,000 State Eleemosynary Institutions ....................... .. 16,175,000 40,392,800 56,567,800 State Penal Institutions ....................................... .. 4,512,000 4,512,000 Administrative Oﬂice