Bradley, Melvin (1920-2003), Papers, 1855-2003 (C3026)
13.4 linear feet, 167 audio cassettes, 1 audio tape, 1 video tape
RESTRICTED
INTRODUCTION
This collection covers Bradley's work as a livestock specialist in the Cooperative Extension Office of the University of Missouri from 1968 through the 1990s. The papers consist of research materials, correspondence, clippings, photographs, drafts for books, articles, exhibits, and speeches, and interviews on audio cassette conducted for the Missouri Mule History Project.
DONOR INFORMATION
The Melvin Bradley Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by his daughter, Susan Bradley, on April 9, 2003 (Accession No. 5982) and by Dr. John R. Dodam, on December 23, 2004 (Accession No. 6065).
Mules carrying a 75mm pack Howitzer. From collection C3026 folder
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Clarence Melvin Bradley, known simply as Melvin Bradley, was born March 2, 1920 to Charles Madison and Ida Avis Scrivner Bradley in Kaiser, Missouri. He had two sisters and a brother. Growing up, he worked a mule team from the age of 12. In 1942, he became a member of Troop C of the 115th Cavalry in Salem, Oregon and trained with one of the last horse cavalry units of the United States Army. His unit was mechanized that summer, and he was assigned to patrol the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state for a period before completing his military service in San Diego, California. After the defeat of Germany, Bradley married Gloria Brockman June 20, 1945.
For the next seven years, Bradley attended the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he earned B.S. degrees in Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (1948) and an M.S. in Sheep Production (1952). In 1963 he earned a PhD. from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. In 1968, he became a Professor in Animal Husbandry and an Extension Livestock Specialist. His Extension work would continue for nearly 20 years before his retirement in 1984. He taught at the University of Missouri, in one capacity or another, from 1948 until 1990.
Through work with the Extension Office and the 4-H program, Bradley shared his expertise of horses and mules with people all over the United States and Canada. He assisted farmers with evaluation of feed for maximum nutritional usefulness. He also wrote and edited a series of extension publications about horses, horseback riding, and care of horses. These publications were highly successful, being reprinted and revised for more than 20 years, and even being reproduced for use in Canada. Beginning in 1968 and continuing through the 1980s, Bradley worked with the National 4-H Council to produce lesson materials for local horse clubs. Working with authors from across the United States, Bradley put together a highly successful series of slideshows and workbooks. Statistics from 1982 say that the 4-H horsemanship project distributed 1.5 million publications and 5,000 color slideshow sets across all fifty states.
Bradley occasionally advocated for public policy affecting horses and horse users. From 1975 to 1984, he worked with other volunteers to improve horseback riding opportunities in Rock Bridge State Park, Columbia, Missouri. From 1977 to 1978 he was a member of the first Equus Magazine Editorial Board, contributing commentary on articles and attending an editorial board meeting. In 1978, he joined the American Youth Horse Council, previously the National Horse and Pony Youth Activities Council. In 1982 he joined the US Horse Cavalry Association, and later became a lifetime member. He collected the publications of this organization, and considered quitting when it removed the term “horse” from its title.
He worked in various media as an author, consultant, and editor. In 1981, his textbook, Horses: A Practical and Scientific Approach, was released. As a consultant, Bradley offered advice to various authors, filmmakers, and event planners throughout the United States, including work on various articles, films, the Jack Daniels' Mule Appreciation Day (1984), and exhibitions for the Missouri Draft Horse Association (1981-1985).
Bradley retired March 1, 1985 and became a Professor Emeritus of the University of Missouri-Columbia (UMC). He wrote a 44-page manuscript, “Recollections and Records of 39 Years at the University of Missouri.” This document was later donated to the University Archives. Bradley had a productive period in retirement. In April, 1995, he won Retiree of the Year Award from UMC. Also that year, he and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Hawaii, and after a long lobbying effort, spearheaded by the Missouri branch of the American Legion, the mule was appointed Missouri's state animal. He was a longtime supporter of the First Baptist Church, not only contributing financially to that organization, but assisting with building and grounds maintenance as well.
Bradley is best known as an authority on the Missouri mule. This reputation was earned, in part, due to his association with the Missouri Mule History Project, which began in 1981. This project sought to document the history of the Missouri mule. The Missouri Mule Skinners Society, formed in 1982 to raise funds for the project, included approximately 300 members by April, 1983. The project committee was originally headed by Charles C. Campbell, Associate Vice-Provost of the UMC Extension Division. Duane Dailey handled the photographic record, but sometimes conducted interviews as well. Bradley's work on the Missouri Mule History Project included interviews, public speaking, writing, editing, and extensive research. These duties would occupy him from 1981, when the organization was founded, through 1993, when The Missouri Mule: His Origin and Times was published. Eventually, the project raised approximately $35,000 to promote mule research and preserve mule history.
Bradley continued to research and write about mules for many years. He completed three original publications (The Missouri Mule: His Origin and Times, Mules: Missouri's Long-eared Miners, and Recollections of Missouri Mules) and 3 reprinted publications (Photo Record of the Guyton and Harrington Mule Company, a revision of Jack Stock and Mules in Missouri, and a revised reprint of Marsmen in Burma by John Ashton. A traveling exhibit prepared in consort with the UM Cultural Heritage Center, “Alive and Kicking,” was displayed at the National Agricultural Library in Beltsville, Maryland (1988). Bradley promoted mules and the Mule Skinner Society heavily from 1983 through 1988 with numerous public speaking engagements for civic organizations throughout Missouri. By 1999, the Missouri Mule Skinners Society had been disbanded.
C. Melvin Bradley died unexpectedly March 14, 2003 at the age of 83, after undergoing routine surgery. He left two children, David and Susan Bradley, his sister Millie Huddleston, and two granddaughters.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
This collection covers Bradley's work as a livestock specialist in the Cooperative Extensions Office of the University of Missouri from 1968 through the 1990s. Papers document the preparation of lessons, workbooks, and slide shows for the 4-H horse clubs, evaluation of farmers' feed composition, research, teaching, and writing. Vast collected secondary source materials cover all aspects of the Missouri mule industry, horses and mules in war, horse care, horse feeding, uses for mules and horses, horseback riding, and breeding. Notes, correspondence, and audio cassettes from the Missouri Mule History Project (1981-1990) contain extensive personal recollections of mules in Missouri mines, mules in the U.S. Army during World War II, farming with mules, and the mule breeding industry of Missouri during the early part of the 20th century. Collected sources and drafts for books, articles, exhibits, and speeches document Bradley's efforts to publicize the legacy of the mule. Letters, clippings, and photos cover advocacy for making the mule Missouri's official state animal and putting the mule on Missouri's state automobile license plate.
Bradley's research into the history of mules brought him into contact with various other historical researchers with similar interests. As a result, he often received other peoples' research materials as gifts. James H. Cochran gave Bradley several Honorary Mule Skinner Certificates, perhaps a prototype for the Missouri Mule Skinner certificates offered by the Missouri Mule Skinner Society. Along with the certificates, Cochran gave a collection of newspaper clippings that mentioned mules. In 1983, Stan Curtis of the University of Illinois, Animal Science Department, gave Bradley a set of original research notes from Samuel Brody's work in the mid-1940s. Samuel Brody (1890-1956) was a researcher with the Extension Office of the University of Missouri. Photocopies of U.S. Army Veterinary Service records were also collected by Bradley.
The Papers are organized into the following eleven series. The documents in each series are fully described in the folder list.
- Correspondence
- Clippings
- Records of Associations
- Research Notes
- Articles and Papers
- Speeches
- Exhibits
- Project Materials
- Internet
- Advocacy
- Extension
- 4-H
- Consulting
- Missouri Mule History Project
- Source Materials
- Subject Files
- Sources by Title
- James H. Cochran Papers
- Samuel Brody Papers
- Miscellaneous
- Photographs
- Recordings
- Missouri Mule History Project Interviews
- Bill Baiotto Collection
- Miscellaneous Recordings
FOLDER LIST
General Correspondence contains letters sent and received by Bradley concerning his professional research into horses and mules. Several of these letters discuss his advocacy for honoring the mule on license plates and quarter dollars, and making the mule Missouri's state animal. Other topics include the origin of the Missouri Mule History Project, Bradley's public speaking schedule, book orders, anecdotes about mules, and other matters.
Correspondence from a number of veterans associations contain meeting announcements, history of military units during World War II, and purchase orders for Bradley's books. These types of letters come from a number of veterans associations, including the 91st Infantry Division Association, Mars Task Force Mountain Artillery Association, Merrill's Marauders Association, and others. One 1989 letter from John P. Smallwood includes an extensive history of the Salween River Campaign. Several letters by Edward A. “Muleskinner Ed” Wade contain extensive anecdotes of his life working as a mule packer in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II. Sometimes Wade's letters resemble short anecdotal essays, covering not only his experiences with mules, but other life experiences as well. Many letters carry attachments such as articles, clippings, papers, photographs, essays, seasonal greetings, and other documents. An annotated manuscript by Bradley, “Retirement of the Year Award Application,” contains many biographical notes.
f. 1-9 General Correspondence, 1957-2000 f. 10 American Donkey and Mule Society, 1992 f. 11-14 Draft Horse Journal, 1988-1996 f. 15-28 Ex-Marsmen f. 15 Camina, 1951-1992 f. 16 Colvin, 1989-1994 f. 17 Crumpler, 1989-1990 f. 18 Dale, 1989-1990 f. 19 Fletcher, 1989-1990 f. 20 Livengood, Roy, 1989 f. 21 Lyons, Ray, 1989-1990 f. 22 Miscellaneous, 1989-1990 f. 23-24 Rock, 1917-1996, n.d. f. 25 Ryan, 1988 f. 26 Smallwood, 1989-1990 f. 27-28 Wade, 1988-1994 f. 29 Hames, H.L., Mule Pack, circa 1943, 1994 f. 30 Missouri Mule Project, 1986-1988 f. 31-33 Woodford, Charles E., 1993-1996 f. 34 World War II, 1996-2000, n.d. f. 35 Ziegler, Filly Gift, 1989
f. 36-38 Clippings, 1982-1998, n.d. Records documenting Bradley's work with the Equus Magazine Editorial Board include correspondence, magazine covers, editors' manuscripts of articles, and miscellaneous materials related to board meetings that document Bradley's participation as a member of the editorial board during the production of the first few issues of Equus Magazine.
The Missouri Draft Horse and Mule Association folders contain material arranged chronologically by the earliest dated material in each. These records document the planning, participants, and events of the annual Draft Horse Seminar, Draft Horse Fall Festival, and annual association meetings and include posters, a souvenir patch, newspaper articles, schedules, registration materials, and correspondence. Folder 45 contains 14 color photographs of paintings by Ollie C. Ziegler, depicting transportation vehicles such as airships and horse drawn wagons.
Records covering the United States Cavalry Association, previously the United States Horse Cavalry Association, and the 115th Cavalry Association include photocopies of newsletters and journals, published newsletters, annual reports and rosters, correspondence, and meeting announcements of both organizations. One letter from Bradley to George Welch describes Bradley's service with the 115th Cavalry from 1942 to 1945.
f. 39-40 Equus Magazine Editorial Board, 1977-1978, n.d. f. 41-47 Missouri Draft Horse and Mule Association f. 41 Draft Horse and Mule Seminar, 1981-1982 f. 42 General, 1982-1984 f. 43 Draft Horse Seminar, 1983 f. 44 Draft Horse Fall Festival, 1983 f. 45 Draft Horse Fall Festival, 1984 f. 46 Draft Horse Program, 1984-1985 f. 47 Draft Horse Seminar, 1985 f. 48-84 United States Cavalry Association f. 48 Membership Materials, 1982-1999 f. 49 Correspondence, 1982-1994 f. 50-52 Membership Rosters, 1982-1999 f. 53 Annual Meetings, 1982-1987 f. 54 Annual Bivouac, 1988-1998 f. 55 Annual Reports, 1982-1998 f. 56-73 Cavalry Journal, 1910-2002 f. 74-82 Crossed Sabers, 1982-2003 f. 83 Sales Catalogs, 1991-1997 f. 84 Miscellaneous Brochures, 1982-1997 f. 85 115th Cavalry Association, 1989-1993
f. 86-87 1920 Census f. 88 Book Reviews f. 89 Books to Borrow, 1973-1986, n.d. f. 90 Jack Stock Registration f. 91 Mule Numbers, War f. 92 References to Check f. 93 Registration Information f. 94 Value of Missouri Mules, 1994, n.d. f. 95 Miscellaneous Research Notes
f. 96 “A Century of Missouri Agriculture,” 1986 f. 97-98 Draft Horse Journal, 1988 f. 99 “Hitches and Multi-hitches for Draft Horses and Mules,” n.d. f. 100 “Missouri Mule Literacy Fact Sheet,” n.d. f. 101 “Mules and Horses in War,” n.d. f. 102 “Preferences of Early Missouri Mulemen,” n.d. f. 103 Rural Heritage, 1994, 1995
f. 104-105 In-service “Generalist” Speech, 1981 f. 106-110 Mule Speech Records, 1983-1988, n.d. f. 111 Kirksville, “The Missouri Mule,” 1990 f. 112 Missouriana Dinner Programs, 1997-1998 f. 113-114 Conestoga Speech, 1998
f. 115 “Alive and Kicking,” 1988-1989 f. 116 Guyton and Harrington, n.d. f. 117 “Teams, Trucks, Tri-motors, and Trains,” 1986-1987 f. 118 Miscellaneous Mule Exhibit Photos, n.d.
f. 119 Missouri Mule Web Site, 1998 f. 120 Amazon.com, 1997, 1998
f. 121-122 Rock Bridge State Park, 1975-1984 f. 123-125 Mule State Animal f. 123 Correspondence, 1983-1995 f. 124 Clippings, 1990-1994 f. 125 Miscellaneous, 1995-1997, n.d. f. 126 Mule Stamp, 1984-1995 f. 127 License Plate, 1996 This sub-series also contains teaching materials for courses on horses and horseshoeing, including photographs and slides. Additional documentation of Bradley's work with the Extension Office, such as evaluation of horse rations, is contained in folders 609 through 622.
f. 128-133 Guides f. 134 Guides, Canadian Reprints, 1974-1987 f. 135 Horse Short Course Series, 1972-1973 f. 136-139 Horse Shoe Clinic, 1972-1986, n.d. f. 136 Miscellaneous f. 137 Photographs, Horseshoeing f. 138 Slides and Photographs, Participants f. 139 Photographs, “Foal Care” This sub-series includes clippings, brochures, correspondence, committee files documenting the planning and budgeting for the horse lesson slide shows and workbook series, manuscripts or mockups of lessons and workbooks, photographs and artwork used in lessons, and notes. The educational leaflets, workbooks, and answer sheets contain information on all aspects of horse care, breeding, training, and riding.
f. 140 Clippings, 1981-1982 f. 141-148 Correspondence f. 141 General, 1977-1988 f. 142 Ann Carmody, 1977 f. 143 Complaints, 1978-1979 f. 144 “The End of 4-H Lessons,” 1988 f. 145-146 Larry Krug, 1978-July 1985, n.d. f. 147 National 4-H Horse Committee, 1970 f. 148 Warren Pray, 1987 f. 149-153 Committees f. 149 4-H Horse Committee, 1969-1970 f. 150-151 National Service Committee, June-October 1970 f. 152 4H Horse Committee, December 1970 f. 153 National 4H Horse Subject Matter Committee Meeting, 1972-1973 f. 154-175 Author Files f. 154 Arthur, Allen, 1970 f. 155 Ball, Charles E., 1970 f. 156 Bankston, Ray, 1971 f. 157 Bittner, Fern Palmer, 1970 f. 158 Bradley, Dr. Melvin, circa 1971 f. 159 Dunn, Norman K., 1971 f. 160 Dunn, Richard J., 1970-1973 f. 161 Harper, Frederick, 1970, 1979 f. 162 Holm, Eric, 1970 f. 163 Johnson, Joe B., 1970, n.d. f. 164 Lawrence, Dr. Robert L., 1970-1971 f. 165 Ott, Dr. Ed, 1970-1974 f. 166-168 Potter, Gary, 1970-1977, n.d. f. 169 Ranking, Bobby J., 1970-1971 f. 170-171 Saare, Sharon, 1981-1987, n.d. f. 172 Sabin, Sam, 1981 f. 173 WAEMA, 1981 f. 174 Warren, Richard B., 1970 f. 175 Yeates, B.F.–Texas, 1973-1980 f. 176 Advertising, 1983, n.d. f. 177 Lesson Lists, by color 1982-1983, n.d. f. 178 Lesson Titles, 1970-1972, n.d. f. 179 Distribution and Sales Statistics, 1978-1985 f. 180 Compensation, 1981-1986 f. 181 Notes, n.d. f. 182-193 Workbook Mockups f. 182 Lesson 5- Mating Systems of Horses. f. 183 Lesson 14- Determining the Age of a Horse by its Teeth f. 184 Lesson 19- Performance Evaluation of Western Horses f. 185 Lesson 41- Psychology of Training f. 186 Lesson 49- Training Roping Horses f. 187 Lesson 56- Familiarization with Breed Association Rules f. 188 Lesson 70- Importance of Sanitation in Horse Care f. 189 Lesson 76- External Parasites of Horses and Ponies f. 190 Lesson 85- Zoning and Legal Implications f. 191 Lesson 94- Managing Mature Horses with Some Pasture f. 192 Lesson 95- Management of Stabled Horses f. 193 Miscellaneous Workbook Figures f. 194-201 Horse Project Booklets and Workbooks f. 194 Selection and Judging f. 195 Breeding and Genetics f. 196 Training f. 197 Management f. 198 Showing f. 199 Miscellaneous f. 200 Health f. 201 Horsemanship f. 202-253 Lessons f. 202 American Saddlebred Horses for Work and Pleasure f. 203 Buy a Horse–Not Trouble f. 204 Care of Your Horse's Feet f. 205 Catching and Leading Horses f. 206 Choosing, Assembly, and Using Bridles f. 207 Cold Horseshoeing f. 208 Competitive Trail Riding f. 209 English Saddle Construction f. 210 Equine Eyes f. 211 Feeds for Horses f. 212-213 Genes for Colors Except White f. 214-215 Genes for White Patterns f. 216 Genetics of Coat Color of Horses f. 217 Haltering and Tying f. 218 Harness Pony f. 219 Health Hints for Your Horse f. 220 Horse Feeding Practices f. 221 Horse Nutrition: Feeds and Feeding f. 222 Horse Photography f. 223 Horse Safety for the Hunt Seat Rider f. 224 Horse Safety on the Ground f. 225 Horse Safety Saddling, Bridling, and Riding Western f. 226 Horse Trails–From Vision to Reality f. 227 Hot Horseshoeing f. 228 Intermediate Trail Riding f. 229 Internal Parasites of Horses f. 230 Learning with Horses f. 231 Longe Line Training f. 232 Martingales, Tie-downs, and Draw Reins f. 233 Measurements for Horses f. 234 Miscellaneous Tack and Equipment f. 235 Mounted Drill Teams f. 236 Nutrient Requirements for Horses, Slide List f. 237 Plaiting the Hunter's Mane and Tail f. 238 Practical Horse Psychology f. 239 Pre-bit Hackamore Training f. 240 Principles of Evaluating Conformation of Horses f. 241 Responsibilities of Horse Owners to Their Neighbors f. 242 Saddle and Equipment Selection f. 243 Saddle Seat Equitation f. 244 Stable Vices f. 245 Techniques of Line Driving f. 246 Tips for Pony Pleasure Drivers f. 247 Training by Driving f. 248 Training the Wild Horse f. 249 Western Pleasure Trail Riding f. 250 Western Saddle Construction f. 251 What the Judge Looks for in Equitation Classes f. 252 Wild Horse Adoption f. 253 Wild Horse and Burro Roundup f. 254 Youth Symposium f. 255 Miscellaneous 4-H Materials
f. 256-257 Jack Daniels Mule Appreciation Day f. 256 Correspondence, 1984-1985 f. 257 Miscellaneous, circa 1984 f. 258 Kaw Valley Films, Mules (videotape), 1984-1985 f. 259 Martin A. Garrett “Mule in Southern Agriculture,” 1989 2 f. 260 Joan Gilbert's Articles, 1990-199 These files contain correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, newsletters, promotional materials, and membership certificates, all documenting the formation of the Missouri Mule Skinners Society, its organization, purpose, and accomplishments. Information concerning the donation of the project materials to the State Historical Society of Missouri including files on the dedication ceremony held in 1991 is also contained in this sub-series. See the Missouri Mule History Project (C3954) for more information.
Bradley kept information on project interviewees in his Visits File such as correspondence, photographs, clippings, and notes. Folder 277 contains a unit history for the 612th Field Artillery Battalion, covering World War II. Folder 285 contains a program for a horse show held in Columbia, Missouri, September 30, 1913. Folder 312 contains photocopies of U.S. Army records pertaining to the use of mules in the army, especially the outfitting of mule pack units for use in the Italian Theater in 1943.
The Interview Files contain transcripts of interviews made by Bradley and others for the Missouri Mule History Project from 1982 to 1990, arranged alphabetically by interviewee's last name. Duane Dailey is often listed in the transcripts as a second interviewer, though his comments only appear sporadically. In addition to transcripts of interviews, these files contain interviewers' notes and occasionally include correspondence between Bradley and the interview subject. The interview transcripts here are identical to those included in collection C3954, with the addition of Bradley's highlighting and other notation.
People from throughout Missouri sent letters to Bradley regarding the project. These letters often contained clippings and poems about mules, which he collected for a never realized book of humorous mule stories. Two file folders full of letters containing mule anecdotes are heavily annotated to indicate subjects or where the anecdote may fit into the book.
f. 261-264 Background f. 261 Administrative File, 1982-1983 f. 262 Project, Promotion, n.d. f. 263 Missouri Mule Skinners Society Membership, 1994, n.d. f. 264 State Historical Society of Missouri File, 1991 f. 265-313 Visits Files f. 265 Good Prospects to Visit, 1982 f. 266 Visits?, 1982-1987 f. 267 Adams, Claude O., 1972, 1992 f. 268 Alberstein, Ted, Noble Denison, and Paul Plank, 1989 f. 269 Alexander, Ben and Lilian, 1893-1984 f. 270 Asbury, Bill, 1982 f. 271 Baiotto, William (Paul), 1985 f. 272 Barnitz, Elizabeth and George, 1982-1983 f. 273 Baumli, Leo Barnard, 1943-1983 f. 274 Benson, Robert, 1905-1984 f. 275 Brokaw, Leonard R., 1985 f. 276 Callaway County Historical Society, 1913-1984 f. 277 Calvin, Randall, 1990-1992 f. 278 Carkener, Guyton, 1982-1983 f. 279 Chipman, Gene, 1974-1989 f. 280 Collobert, Pierre, 1983 f. 281 Davault, William D., 1982 f. 282 Decker, Larry (Toby), 1984 f. 283 Dillingham, Jay, 1982 f. 284 Edwards, Marjorie, 1982 f. 285 Fuqua, 1913, 1982 f. 286 George, R.B., 1982-1983 f. 287 Gilmer, W.H., 1983-1984 f. 288 Good, Lela, 1982-1983 f. 289-290 Harris, Elmer and Elwood, 1982-1994, n.d. f. 291 Harris, Elwood, 1982-1984 f. 292 Heflin, Allen A., 1947, 1984, n.d. f. 293 Jacobs, Ambrose, circa 1944, 1990. f. 294 Jones, Floyd, 1982-1986 f. 295 Joyce, James, 1934-1989, n.d. f. 296 Knipmeyer, Richard, 1978, 1983 f. 297 Knox, Carroll W., 1973, 1983 f. 298 Lake, Ed, 1936-1983, n.d. f. 299 McCrea, Jim, 1968-1989 f. 300 Miles, Bud, 1983 f. 301 Randall, Mildred (Frazier), 1940-1984, n.d. f. 302 Rankin, Bob, 1982 f. 303 Sims, James R., 1941-1994, n.d. f. 304 Stark, Paul C. Jr., 1966-1986 f. 305 Stone, Clois D., 1932, 1988 f. 306-307 Van Buren, Mrs. Louie, 1975-1992 f. 308 Vaughn, Harold, 1911, 1984 f. 309 Wagoner, Robert E., 1982 f. 310-311 Waters, Wallace, 1982-1983 f. 312-313 Willems, Donald J., 1943-1986 f. 314-429 Interview Files f. 314 Adams, Claude O., 1982 f. 315 Alexander, Lilian and Ben, 1983 f. 316 Avery, Arline, 1982 f. 317 Baiotto, William, 1985 f. 318 Barnitz, Elizabeth and George A., 1983 f. 319 Baugh, David, 1982-1987 f. 320 Baumli, Leo, 1982 f. 321 Baurichter, L. Edwin, 1983 f. 322 Bayne, Leroy W., 1983 f. 323 Boydston, John C., 1982 f. 324 Brokaw, Leonard, 1985 f. 325 Burns, Lee, 1982-1989 f. 326 Cannaday, Mark Hussey, 1982 f. 327 Carkener, Guton, 1982 f. 328 Chipman, George., n.d. f. 329 Chipman, J.R., n.d. f. 330 Clayton, R.D., 1982-1983 f. 331 Colvin, Randy, 1990 f. 332 Cook, William D., “Dick,” 1983 f. 333 Cooley, Raymond, 1982 f. 334 Czeschin, Ben, 1982 f. 335 Dagley, Lee R., 1986 f. 336 Davis, Jim and Mable, 1982 f. 337 Doherty, Mary Lee and Virginia, 1982 f. 338 Dooley, E.H., 1982-1983 f. 339 Douglass, G.C. “Clint,” 1983 f. 340 Dugan, M.R., 1994 f. 341 Elliot, Red T., 1982 f. 342 Fagin, Douglas A., 1982 f. 343 Fewell, Clifton, 1982 f. 344 Finley, Hayes, 1982 f. 345 Frazer, L.L., 1970-1987 f. 346 Garrett, Jack, 1982 f. 347 George, R.B., 1982 f. 348 Glenn, Frank, 1983 f. 349 Graham, Frank, 1982-1983 f. 350 Gueck, Lyman, 1990 f. 351 Hackethorn, Jack, 1982 f. 352 Haden, David, 1982 f. 353 Haden, Tinsley, 1982 f. 354 Harness, Cecil and Lennie, 1983 f. 355 Harness, Dora (Wells), 1982-1984 f. 356 Harness, Sam, 1983 f. 357 Harrington, John, 1982 f. 358 Harris, Elmer, 1982 f. 359 Harris, Elwood, 1983 f. 360 Heagerty, Hoss, 1982, 1985 f. 361 Heath, Charles W., 1982, 1986 f. 362 Hutchison, Omega, 1969-1985 f. 363 Johnston, Roy G., 1982 f. 364 Jones, Calvin, 1982, 1991 f. 365 Jones, Floyd, 1982-1983 f. 366 Jones, Keith, 1982 f. 367 Jones, Viryl, 1983 f. 368 Jump, Ron, 1983 f. 369 Keen, Jack, 1982 f. 370 Knell, Ed, 1980-1982 f. 371 Knipmeyer, R.E., 1983 f. 372 Knox, Carroll W., 1982 f. 373 Kohl, Richard, 1981 f. 374 Larason, Lloyd, 1983 f. 375 Liddy, M., 1988 f. 376 Long, Dilbert., c.1944-1990 f. 377 McDaniel, Alexander, 1983 f. 378 McNabb, Coy, 1983 f. 379 Miles, Nelson “Bud,” 1983 f. 380 Miller, 1982-1983 f. 381 Monsees, Kalo, 1976, 1981 f. 382 Muylar, John L., 1990 f. 383 Pendergrass, Roy, 1982 f. 384 Plymell, Rick, 1983 f. 385 Potter, Virginia Harrington, 1981-1984 f. 386 Pratte Brothers, 1924-1987 f. 387 Pyatt, Lloyd and Mary, 1982-1991 f. 388 Pyatt, Newton, 1982 f. 389 Ramsey, Edwin, 1987 f. 390 Randall, Mildred (Frazier), 1983 f. 391 Rankin, Robert, 1982 f. 392 Ratchford, C.B., 1990 f. 393 Reed, Marion T., 1983, 1988 f. 394 Richards, Clarence, 1982 f. 395 Rogers, Earl, 1983 f. 396 Rogers, Harold, 1983 f. 397 Rogers, Hubert, 1983, 1990 f. 398 Rogers, F.E. “Jack,” 1932, 1983 f. 399 Rogers, Ralph R., 1983-1984 f. 400 Rose, W.B., 1982 f. 401 Russell, Carl, 1989 f. 402 Ryan, Maurice, 1988, 1994 f. 403 Sandstrom, Charles, 1985 f. 404 Sartain, Howard, 1982-1989 f. 405 Shaffner, Sam T., 1982 f. 406 Sims, James, 1982-1983 f. 407 Spencer, George A., 1983-1984 f. 408 Stark, Paul C., Jr., 1983 f. 409 Swackhammer, O.C., 1982 f. 410 Taber, Bob W., 1982-1988 f. 411 Talburt, Pat, 1982 f. 412 Taylor, 1982 f. 413 Thomlinson, 1982 f. 414 Thompson, 1983 f. 415 Turner, E.C. “Bill,” 1982-1983, f. 416 Van Buren, C.L. “Louie,” 1970-1978 f. 417 Van Buren, Mrs. C.L., 1982-1983 f. 418 Van, Booker T., 1983 f. 419 Van Dyke, Frank, 1983 f. 420 Waters, Wallace, 1982 f. 421 Watson, Douglas, 1990 f. 422 Wells, Lennie A., 1983 f. 423 Wesley, George, 1983 f. 424 White, J. Olen, 1982 f. 425 White, Thomas C, 1982 f. 426 Willems, Donald J., 1985 f. 427 Wilt Brothers, 1982, 1986 f. 428 Woodruff, Willard Bennett “Woody,” 1990 f. 429 Wyatt, Joie, 1985 f. 430-461 Mule Stories f. 430 Script: “Mule Stories,” n.d. f. 431-432 Mule Letters, 1982-1983 f. 433 Stories, Short, 1982-1983 f. 434 Stories, Longer, 1983-1984 f. 435 Entertaining Mules, 1979 f. 436 Senator Hennings, circa 1970 f. 437 Book Pictures, 1947 f. 438 Breeder's Gazette, 1911 f. 439 Fun Poking, 1983 f. 440 Handley, Marion D., 1979-1983 f. 441 Humor, Poetry, etc., 1981-1983 f. 442 Jarheaded Mule, 1987 f. 443 Lock, Wayne, 1936, n.d. f. 444 “Men, Mules, Moonshine,” 1987 f. 445-446 Miscellaneous, 1966-1991, n.d. f. 447 Missouri Mule, Senator Hennings, n.d. f. 448 Mule, Old, 1983-1984, n.d. f. 449 Mule Tails, Cartoons, n.d. f. 450 Mules Fell Over Bluff, 1988 f. 451 Mules, RFD Routes, 1903, 1989 f. 452 Nichols, William A., Bad Image of Mule, 1982 f. 453 Poking Fun, 1990 f. 454 Polley, Helen, n.d. f. 455 Porter, Gil, 1983-1985 f. 456 Race, Caldwell, 1981-1993 f. 457 Road Building, 1983-1984 f. 458 Schneider, Richard, 1970 f. 459 Searfoss, Mrs. R.L., 1983-1984 f. 460 Traders, Dealers, 1982-1983 f. 461 Tails, Un-filed Materials, 1983, 1988
f. 462 Afghanistan, 1988 f. 463 Anatomy and Physiology (horses), 1967-1983 f. 464-466 Army Mule f. 464 Army Mule, 1973 f. 465 Information, 1910-1994, n.d. f. 466 Use Study, 1985 f. 467 Belling Tails, 1989 f. 468 Big Hitches, 1930, n.d. f. 469 Burma, n.d. f. 470 Burma, Jim Fletcher, 1945-1992 f. 471 CBI, Joe Sanford, 1988-1992 f. 472 CBI, Ed Wade, 1984-1991, n.d. f. 473 Charismatic, 1999 f. 474 “Come-back,” 1906-1997, n.d. f. 475 Commercial Rations, 1970, 1972, n.d. f. 476 Conestoga Wagons, 2000 f. 477 Draft Horse and Mule Association of America, 1981, n.d. f. 478 Draft Horses, 1915-1986 f. 479 Economics, Work Versus Food Eaten, 1913-1944 f. 480 Energy, 1975 f. 481 Fake Feeds, 1977, n.d. f. 482 Fake Feeds, Hydroponics, 1977 f. 483-494 Feeding f. 483 Feeding Practices, 1980 f. 484 Grain Analysis, 1978-1982 f. 485 Hay Analysis, 1975, 1980 f. 486 High Grain Rations, 1976 f. 487 Horse Feeding, 1963, 1969 f. 488 Maxims, n.d. f. 489 Miscellaneous, 1964-1981 f. 490 Ott, Ed, n.d. f. 491 Quality Feeds, 1975, n.d. f. 492 Secrets of a Horse Nutritionist, n.d. f. 493 Tips, 1975-1976, n.d. f. 494 Tyznick, Bill, 1973-1976 f. 495-505 Feeds f. 495 Alfalfa Grades, circa 1983 f. 496 Endophite, Fescue, 1984, n.d. f. 497 Feed Stuff (Cunha), 1981-1983, n.d. f. 498 Fescue, 1977-1984 f. 499 Fescue, Quarter Horse Journal, 1981-1984, n.d. f. 500 Forage Quality, 1970-1984 f. 501 Hay Analysis, n.d. f. 502 Hay Quality, 1970-1977 f. 503 Hays, 1984 f. 504 Milk, Composition, n.d. f. 505 “Nutrition,” 1966, 1971 f. 506 Foxtrot, 1966-1971 f. 507-516 History f. 507 1950-1996, n.d. f. 508 1967-1991, n.d. f. 509 A Mule Train Journey, n.d. f. 510 Adkins, 1973, 1982, n.d. f. 511 Columbus, 1956, 1972, n.d. f. 512 Miller County, 1971 f. 513 Mules, 1956, 1972, n.d. f. 514 Napoleon's Waterloo, 1988 f. 515 Two Years Before the Mast, 1959 f. 516 Western Frontier Life, 1982-1983, n.d. f. 517 Hopper, Mule Boat, 1929, 1986 f. 518 Horse and Mule Association of America, 1930-1946 f. 519 Horse Collar, 1971-1972 f. 520-535 Horses f. 520 Breeding, 1921-1953 f. 521 Cholesterol, 1989 f. 522 Efficiency, 1918-1943, n.d. f. 523 Feeding and Management, 1936-1960, n.d. f. 524 Health, 1909-1946, n.d. f. 525 Hitches, 1926-1930, n.d. f. 526 Management, 1929-1950 f. 527 Mares and Foals-Colts, 1935-1954, n.d. f. 528 Marketing, 1912-1939 f. 529-530 Miscellaneous, 1927-1973, n.d. f. 531 Nutrition, 1949, 1970 f. 532 Poisons, 1981 f. 533 Training, 1935, n.d. f. 534 Veterinary Medicine Quackery, 1973 f. 535 Walnut Toxin, 1978 f. 536 Horseshoeing, 1960, 1982, n.d. f. 537 Human Deaths by Mules, 1995 f. 538 Iraq Smuggling, 1988, 1990 f. 539 Italy, Roy Livengood, 1989 f. 540 Jumping, Coon Hunting Mules, 1972, 1977, f. 541 Jumping Mules, 1976-1996, n.d. f. 542-547 Lathrop f. 542 Booklets, 1967, 1982 f. 543 Guyton-Harrington Slides, n.d. f. 544 Guyton-Harrington Information, 1981-1982 f. 545 Report and notes, 1981, n.d. f. 546 Clippings, 1986, n.d. f. 547 Guyton and Harrington Mule Company, n.d. f. 548 Lynchburg Traders, 1989 f. 549 Marketing, 1970, n.d. f. 550 Mars Task Force, circa 1943 f. 551 Marsmen, 1990, n.d. f. 552 Military, 1990-1997 f. 553-563 Minerals f. 553 Major, Mineral Needs Quiz, n.d. f. 554 Major, Health, 1975-1981, n.d. f. 555 Major, Calcium and Phosphorus, 1972-1983, n.d. f. 556 Major, For Missouri Livestock, 1963, n.d. f. 557 Major, In Missouri Feeds, 1960, n.d. f. 558 Major, Mineral Problems, 1976, n.d. f. 559 Major, Calcium and Phosphorus, 1978, n.d. f. 560 Major, Minerals, 1975, 1976 f. 561 Trace, Tolerance, 1974-1981 f. 562 Trace, Selenium, 1977-1984, n.d. f. 563 Trace, Toxicity, 1975, 1977 f. 564-566 Mini Mules f. 564 1978, 1985, n.d. f. 565 Association 1976-1994, n.d. f. 566 Manual, 1978, 1980 f. 567 Modern Uses, 1973-1995, n.d. f. 568 Mule Breeding, 1979, 1987, n.d. f. 569 Mule Judging, circa 1969-1973 f. 570 Muleshoe, Texas, 1990, 1993 f. 571-574 Nutrient Requirements f. 571 NRC, 1961-1974 f. 572 Percentage, n.d. f. 573 Feed Composition Tables, 1965-1975 f. 574 Feed Analyses, 1980, n.d. f. 575 People, 1974-1994 f. 576 Percheron, 1936-1983, n.d. f. 577-593 Persons f. 577 Branson, Ralph, 1992 f. 578 Bright, Ed, 1971-1979 f. 579 Cole, Sue, 1949-1995 f. 580 Hackethorn, Jack, 1991 f. 581 Hall, Helen (Jack Mules), 1975-1991 f. 582 Kennedy, John F., 1963-1964 f. 583 Morse, Charles, circa 1945, 1985 f. 584 Myer, Gene, 1983-1984 f. 585 Owens, Fred, 1990, n.d. f. 586 Porter, Gil, 1986, 1990 f. 587 Smizer, Sam, 1982-1995 f. 588 Tindall, Cordell, 1992 f. 589 Trowbridge, E.A., 1936, n.d. f. 590 Truman, Harry, 1984, 1992 f. 591 Washington, George, circa 1960-1977 f. 592 Weaver, L.A., n.d. f. 593 Ziegler, 1987 f. 594 Premolars in Mules, 1991 f. 595-599 Protein f. 595 1973, 1983 f. 596 Amino Acids, n.d. f. 597 NPN, 1972 f. 598 Lysine, 1979 f. 599 Quality, 1973 f. 600-608 Ration Balancing f. 600 X-Y Method, n.d. f. 601 Balanced Rations, 1973, 1980, n.d. f. 602 Balanced Horse Rations, n.d. f. 603 Horse Rations (Book), n.d. f. 604 Horse Rations, Problem Veterinary Clinic, 1978 f. 605 Jim Morehead Ration, n.d. f. 606 Bradley's Horse Ration, 1969 f. 607 Feeding Guides, 1968-1976, n.d. f. 608 Miscellaneous, 1966-1984, f. 609-610 Ration Evaluation f. 609 Pfander, n.d. f. 610 Miscellaneous, 1963, 1973 f. 611-622 Rations f. 611 Adams, n.d. f. 612 Bailey Ration, 1982 f. 613 Bruffy Ration, 1982 f. 614 Bunn, n.d. f. 615 Callaway Hills Farm, 1981-1982, n.d. f. 616 Four Rations Management, n.d. f. 617 Grants Farm, 1976-1978 f. 618 Humane Society, 1981 f. 619 Miscellaneous, 1970, n.d. f. 620 Mosby, 1980 f. 621 Weldon Rations, 1981 f. 622 William Wood, n.d. f. 623-624 Research f. 623 Growth Research, Missouri, n.d. f. 624 Oats versus Corn, 1964 f. 625 Sea Voyage with Mules on Board, 1928 f. 626 Shire, 1979, 1984, n.d. f. 627 “Show Me,” 1989 f. 628 Shows, 1972-1995 f. 629-632 Showing f. 629 1936-1991, n.d. f. 630 Bishop Mule Days, 1973-1992, n.d. f. 631 Mules and Jackstock Breeders, 1988 State Fair f. 632 State Fair, 1992-1993 f. 633-651 Special Mules f. 633 Angel NATRC, 1988 f. 634 Brown's Mules, 1921, n.d. f. 635 Charlie O., 1966, n.d. f. 636 Diving Mules, 1976 f. 637 Fannie Lam's Mule, 1979, 1988 f. 638 “Francis,” 1989, n.d. f. 639 Grand Canyon Mules, 1985, 1991 f. 640 Hambone, Trotter, 1978-1989, n.d. f. 641 Hilda and Louise, 1986-1991, n.d. f. 642 Joe Shelby's Mule, n.d. f. 643 Kemper Mules, 1995 f. 644 Mona Lisa, 1986 f. 645 Mule/Horse Ferry, n.d. f. 646 PhD., Nutrition Mules, 1989 f. 647 Plantation Mules, n.d. f. 648 Stringing Cable, n.d. f. 649 Twenty-Mule Team, Borax, 1991, 1995, n.d. f. 650 West Point Mules, 1990, 1993, n.d. f. 651 Wind River, 1964-1993 f. 652 Stabling, 1958-1980 f. 653-661 Statistics f. 653-656 Data, 1855-1924 f. 657 Geographic, 1923 f. 658 Intelligencer, n.d. f. 659 Marketing, 1934 f. 660 Nagel, n.d. f. 661 Visuals, n.d. f. 662-672 Veterinary Service f. 662-668 History Reports, 1919-1945 f. 669 Hoof Beats and Bark, 1943 f. 670-671 Monthly Information Letters, 1944-1945 f. 672 Miscellaneous, 1942-1989 f. 673-674 Vitamins f. 673 1972-1984, n.d. f. 674 Symptoms of Vitamin Deficiencies, 1977 f. 675-676 Wagon Trains f. 675 Commerce of the Prairies, 1933 f. 676 Other Sources, 1905, 1966 f. 677-682 War f. 677 1941, 1992 f. 678-680 China-Burma-India, 1945-1959 f. 681-682 Miscellaneous, 1921-1986, n.d. f. 683 Wingate, Orde, 1955 f. 684-686 World War II Campaigns, circa 1945-1986
f. 687 America's Builders, 1965 f. 688 Animal Reveille, 1944 f. 689-690 Armor-Cavalry Part I …, 1969 f. 691 “Asses versus Jack Asses,” 1969 f. 692 “Baron Gallops to Fame,” 1983 f. 693 The Holy Bible, n.d. f. 694 Brave Men, 1944 f. 695 Breeding and Rearing …, 1902 f. 696 The Breeding of Animals, 1923 f. 697 Breeder's Gazette, 1913 f. 698 “Care of the Riding Horse and Riding Techniques,” 1972 f. 699 “Century of Missouri Agriculture, A,” 1958 f. 700 Clydesdale Breeders of the United States News, 1983-1984 f. 701 “The Common Parasites of Horses,” 1975 f. 702-707 Conestoga Six-horse Bell Teams of Eastern Pennsylvania, 1930 f. 708-713 Conestoga Wagon, 1964 f. 714 “Death of a Sacred Cow,” 1992 f. 715 “Down on the Farm: The Haesemeier Family Farm,” 1986 f. 716 Draft Horses and Mules in the 1980s, n.d. f. 717 “Early Leaders in Livestock Improvement in Missouri,” n.d. f. 718 Farm and Ranch Living, 1994 f. 719-720 Field Artillery Journal, 1914-1919; 1941-1944 f. 721 “Fifty Years in the Service of Agriculture,” 1938 f. 722 Fjord Herald, 1987-1988 f. 723 George Washington Citizen-soldier, 1988 f. 724 “Grass Lands …,” 1945 f. 725 “A Hooker and a Mule,” 1983 f. 726 Horse Anatomy Illustrated, 1973 f. 727 “Horse and Driving,” 1979 f. 728 The Horse and its Relatives, 1912 f. 729 Horse Nutrition, 1982 f. 730 “Horses and Mules and National Defense,” 1958 f. 731 Horses, Asses, Zebras, Mules, and Mule Breeding, 1895 f. 732 “How to Fall Off Your Horse,” 1989 f. 733 “Is Cow College Headed for its Last Roundup?” 1992 f. 734 “It's Fair Time,” 1992 f. 735 “The Jerk Line,” 1991 f. 736 The Lamp, 1988 f. 737-739 Mars Task Force Mountain Artillery Association Bulletin, 1988-2000 f. 740 Missouri Fox Trotter, 1975-1986 f. 741 Missouri Foxtrot Horse Breed Association Journal, 1983-1985 f. 742 Mule Days Official 1993 Souvenir Program f. 743 “The Mule in Missouri Agriculture …,” n.d. f. 744 The Mule in Southern Agriculture, 1963 f. 745 Natural History, 1956 f. 746 “The Natural Superiority of the Mule …,” 2001 f. 747 “Old-time Logging Makes a Comeback,” 1991 f. 748 The Ozarks Land and Life, 1980 f. 749 Powder River Journal, 1991, 1992 f. 750 Quartermaster General of the Union Army, n.d. f. 751 “Raising Better Livestock,” circa 1977 f. 752 “Recollections of a Mule-Pack Artillery Soldier,” 1992 f. 753 Reprint of Articles Published by The Lead Belt News …, 1950 f. 754 “Return of the Mule,” 1983 f. 755 Rural Heritage, 1995, 1996 f. 756 Rural Missouri, 1991, 1997 f. 757 Saddle Mule News, 1993 f. 758 A Settin Hen Never Gets Fat, 1985 f. 759 “Seventh Annual Horse and Mule Breeders' Short Course,” 1939 f. 760 “Skidders on Hoof,” 1983 f. 761 Todd Collection, 1885-1901, 1991 f. 762 “Two of a Kind,” 1992 f. 763 Types and Breeds of Farm Animals, n.d. f. 764 “The Useful Mule,” 1989 f. 765 “The Versatile Mule,” 1979 f. 766 Western Horseman, 1984, 1989 f. 767 Western Saddle Making, 1979 f. 768 “Whoa!,” n.d. f. 769 With the Mules in Burma, circa 1996 f. 770 Wonders of Mules, 1982 f. 771 You Live and Learn. Then You Die and Forget it All, 1992
f. 772 Correspondence, 1965-1995 f. 773 Muleskinner Certificates, 1984, 1993, n.d. f. 774 America's Builders, 1965, 1966 f. 775 Ford Times, 1969, 1976 f. 776 Mr. Longears and Friends, 1978, 1980 f. 777 Miscellaneous Magazines, 1981-1984 f. 778 Clippings and Articles, 1967-1991, n.d. f. 779 Miscellaneous, 1972-1980, n.d.
f. 780 Horse Project, 1939-1944, n.d. f. 781 Progress Reports, B-J Capacities, 1942-1949, n.d. f. 782 Pulse Rate Mules Reference, 1945 f. 783 30% Tenn Mules, 1945, n.d. f. 784 Recording Tenn Mules, 1945, n.d. f. 785 Un-filed Correspondence, 1945-1946, 1983 f. 786 25% Work T-Mules, 1945-1948 f. 787 MS Time Saving Apparatus for Respiration Exchange Measurements, 1947 f. 788 1948 Heart Rate f. 789 Un-filed Notes, n.d. f. 790 Miscellaneous, n.d.
f. 791 Book Pages Copied, 1844, 1932 f. 792-793 Farmers Fair Programs, 1909-1932 f. 794 News Articles, Atkins, 1969-1977 f. 795 Miscellaneous Clippings, 1972-1998, n.d. f. 796 Posters, 1983-1984 f. 797-798 Mule Calendars, 1994-2001 f. 799 Draft Horse Calendars, 1995-1996
f. 800 World War II Photographs, circa 1943, 1945 f. 801 Cooper County, n.d. f. 802 Mule Photographs, n.d. f. 803 Miscellaneous Photographs, 1990 f. 804 Miscellaneous, c. 1915-1923, n.d. f. 805 Barns, n.d. f. 806-807 Breeders, 1982, n.d. f. 808 Circus, n.d. f. 809-810 Collages, 1948-1993, n.d. f. 811 Current Uses, n.d. f. 812 Exhibit, Seminar, c. 1990 f. 813 Feeding and Nutrition, n.d. f. 814-841 Horse Breeds, 1937-1990, n.d. f. 814 Breeds and Breeding, 1969-1974, n.d. f. 815 American Albino, 1969, n.d. f. 816 American Saddle bred, n.d. f. 817 Appaloosa, 1969-1972, n.d. f. 818-819 Arabian, c. 1970 f. 820 Belgian, 1983 f. 821 Clydesdale, 1983-1990, n.d. f. 822 Draft Horses, 1970-1976 f. 823 Fox Trot, 1968-1974, n.d. f. 824 Lippizan, n.d. f. 825-826 Morgan, 1937-1974, n.d. f. 827 POA, n.d. f. 828 Paint, 1973, n.d. f. 829 Palomino, n.d. f. 830-831 Paso Fina, 1969-1976, n.d. f. 832 Percheron, n.d. f. 833 Pinto, 1973, n.d. f. 834 Ponies, 1974, n.d. f. 835-836 Quarter Horse, n.d. f. 837 Shetland, n.d. f. 838 Shires, 1983 f. 839 Standard, n.d. f. 840 Tennessee Walker, n.d. f. 841 Thoroughbred, 1973, n.d. f. 842 Hunt, Jump, c. 1978 f. 843-845 Jack Stock, 1935-1974, n.d. f. 843 J.C. Penney, c. 1935 f. 844 Monsees, n.d. f. 845 Miscellaneous, 1974, n.d. f. 846 Marketing, c. 1990, n.d. f. 847 Military, 1941-1945 f. 848 Mini Mules, c. 1990 f. 849 Nancy Rucker, 1977 f. 850 People, 1993, n.d. f. 851 Pleasure, n.d. f. 852-853 Poitou, 1989-1994 f. 854 Race, 1992, n.d. f. 855-862 Showing, 1904-1993, n.d. f. 855 Bishop, California, 1993 f. 856 Conklin, n.d. f. 857 Demonstration, 1982-1992, n.d. f. 858 Field Day, 1983-1992, n.d. f. 859-860 Missouri State Fair, 1948-1993 f. 861-862 Miscellaneous, 1904-1982, n.d. f. 863-864 Stephens College, 1932-1970, n.d. f. 865-875 Trail Rides, 1973-1986, n.d. f. 865 Introduction, 1973 f. 866 Arkansas, 1974, n.d. f. 867 Ashland, 1975 f. 868 Big Piney, n.d. f. 869 Camp Zoe, 1979 f. 870 Cross Country, 1982-1984 f. 871 Custer's Park, 1980, 1981 f. 872 National Scenic , 1972-1986 f. 873 Greensfelder Park, 1972-1978 f. 874 Wagon Trains, 1976 f. 875 Miscellaneous, n.d. f. 876 Veterinary School, 1956-1993, n.d. f. 877 Vision Quest, c. 1985 f. 878-879 Work, 1925-1994, n.d. The Recordings series is divided into three sub-series according to origin of the recordings:
These interviews record the personal recollections of people who had personal experience working with mules in a variety of capacities, including mule pack units in the China-Burma-India Theater of World War II, mining in Missouri, farm work, teamster work, breeding, and selling. In addition to interviews, there are readings on the Mars Task Force by Willard Bennet "Woody" Woodruff on cassette 151 and by Edward A. Wade on cassettes 131 through 134.
Some of these cassettes are the originals taken into the field. Others were copied from those recorded by Bradley or his associates. Final versions of these cassettes are included in collection C3954, Missouri Mule History Project, Records, 1980-1993 and it is recommended that researchers use the interview cassettes in that collection. The interview with Jay Dillingham concerning the Kansas City stockyards is not included with C3954.
a.c. 1 Adams, Jr., Claude O., 1982 a.c. 2 Alexander, Lilian and Ben, 1983 a.c. 3-4 Avery, Arline, 1982 a.c. 5-6 Baiotto, Bill, 1985 a.c. 7 Barnitz, Elizabeth and George A., 1983 a.c. 8 Baugh, David, 1982 a.c. 9 Baumli, Leo, 1982 a.c. 10-11 Baurichter, L. Edwin, 1983 a.c. 12 Bayne, Leroy W., 1983 a.c. 13-15 Boydston, John C., 1982 a.c. 16-19 Brokaw, Leonard, 1985 a.c. 20 Burns, Lee, 1982 a.c. 21-22 Canaday, Mark Hussey and Judge Gerald Cross, 1982 a.c. 23 Carkener, Guyton, 1982 a.c. 24 Chipman, G., circa 1981 a.c. 25 Chipman, J.R., circa 1983 a.c. 26-27 Clayton, R.D., 1982 a.c. 28 Cook, William B. "Dick," 1983 a.c. 29 Cooley, Raymond, 1982 a.c. 30 Czeschin, Ben, 1982 a.c. 31-32 Dagley, Lee R., 1986 a.c. 33 Davis, Jim and Mable, 1982 a.c. 34 Dillingham, Jay B.1982 a.c. 35 Doherty, Mary Lee and Virginia, 1982 a.c. 36 Dooley, E.H., 1982 a.c. 37-38 Douglass, G.C. "Clint," 1983 a.c. 39 Elliot, Red T., 1982 a.c. 40 Fagin Douglas A. and John E. Harrington, 1982 a.c. 41 Fewell, Clifton, 1982 a.c. 42 Finley, Hayes, 1982 a.c. 43 Frazer, L.L., 1982, 1987 a.c. 44 Garrett, Jack "wild sound," and Roy Pendergrass, 1982 a.c. 45-46 George, R.B., 1982 a.c. 47 Glenn, Frank, 1983 a.c. 48 Graham, Frank, 1982 a.c. 49 Hackethorn, Jack, 1982 a.c. 50 Haden, David and Tinsley, 1982 a.c. 51 Haden, Tinsely, 1982 a.c. 52 Harness, Cecil and Lennie, 1983 a.c. 53 Harness, Dora (Wells), 1983 a.c. 54 Harrington, John, 1982 a.c. 55 Harris, Elmer, 1982 a.c. 56 Harris, Elmer, Billy Nelson, and Ben Wilt, 1982 a.c. 57 Harris, Elwood, 1983 a.c. 58 Heagerty, Hoss, 1982 a.c. 59-61 Heath, Charles W., 1982 a.c. 62 Hutchison, Omega, 1982 a.c. 63 Johnston, Col. Roy G., 1982 a.c. 64 Jones, Calvin, 1982 a.c. 65-66 Jones, Floyd, 1982 a.c. 67 Jones, Keith, 1982 a.c. 68-69 Jones, Viryl, 1983 a.c. 70 Jump, Ron, 1982 a.c. 71 Keen, Jack, 1982 a.c. 72 Knell, Ed, 1982 a.c. 73 Knipmeyer, R.E., 1983 a.c. 74-75 Knox, Carroll W., 1982 a.c. 76 Kohl, Richard, Gene Chipman, and R. Potter, 1981 a.c. 77 Larason, Lloyd, 1983 a.c. 78 Liddy, M., 1988 a.c. 79 Long, Dilbert, 1990 a.c. 80 McDaniel, Alexander, 1983 a.c. 81 McNabb, Coy, 1982 a.c. 82-83 Miles, Nelson "Bud," 1983 a.c. 84 Miller, Rue, 1982 a.c. 85 Monsees, Kalo, 1981 a.c. 86 Muylar, John L., 1990 a.c. 87 Pendergrass, Roy, 1982 a.c. 88 Plymell, Rick, 1983 a.c. 89 Potter, Russell, Richard Kohl, and Gene Chipman, 1981 a.c. 90 Potter, Virginia Harrington, 1982 a.c. 91 Pyatt, Lloyd and Mary, 1982 a.c. 92 Pyatt, Newton, Boss, 1982 a.c. 93 Ramsey, Lt. Col. Edwin, 1986 a.c. 94 Randall, Mildred (Frazier), 1983 a.c. 95 Rankin, Robert, 1982 a.c. 96 Ratchford, C.B., 1990 a.c. 97-98 Reed, Sr., Marion T., 1983 a.c. 99 Richards, Clarence, 1982 a.c. 100 Rogers, F.E. "Jack,"1983 a.c. 101 Rogers, Harold, 1983 a.c. 102 Rogers, Hubert and Earl, 1983 a.c. 103 Rogers, Ralph R., 1983 a.c. 104 Rose, W.B., 1982 a.c. 105-106 Russell, Carl, 1989 a.c. 107-108 Ryan, Maurice, 1988 a.c. 109 Sandstrom, Charles, 1985 a.c. 110 Sartain, Howard, 1982 a.c. 111 Shaffner, Sam T., 1982 a.c. 112-113 Sims, James R., 1983 a.c. 114 Spencer, George, 1983 a.c. 115 Stark, Paul C.,1983 a.c. 116 Swackhamer, O.C., 1982 a.c. 117 Taber, Bob W., 1982 a.c. 118 Talburt, Pat, 1982 a.c. 119-120 Taylor, Fonnie L., 1982 a.c. 121 Thomlinson, H.M. "Red," 1982 a.c. 122 Thomlinson, H.M. "Red," and Roy Pendergrass, 1982 a.c. 123 Turner, E.C. "Bill," 1983 a.c. 124 Van, Booker T., 1982 a.c. 125 Van Buren, C.L. "Louie," with Cheryl White, 1978 a.c. 126 Van Buren, C.L. "Louie," n.d. a.c. 127-128 Van Buren, Thelma, 1982 a.c. 129-130 Van Dyke, Frank, 1983 a.c. 131-132 Wade, Edward A., U.S. Army Military History Institute Questionnaire Merrill's Marauders, n.d. a.c. 133-134 Wade, Edward A., Letters to W.B. Woodruff, n.d. a.c. 135 Waters, W., 1982 a.c. 136-138 Watson, Sr., Douglas, 1990 a.c. 139 Due to an error in numbering, there is no a.c. 139 a.c. 140 Wells, Lennie A., Dora (Wells) Harness, and Cecil Harness, 1983 a.c. 141 Wesley, George, 1983 a.c. 142 White, J. Olen, 1982 a.c. 143 White, Tom C., 1982 a.c. 144-146 Willems, Donald J., 1985 a.c. 147 Wilt, Ben and Billy Nelson, 1983 a.c. 148 Wilt, Ben, Billy Nelson, and Elmer G. Harris, 1983 a.c. 149-150 Woodruff, Willard Bennett "Woody," 1990 a.c. 151 Woodruff, Willard Bennett "Woody," Mars Task Force, n.d. a.c. 152 Wyatt, Joie, 1985
a.c. 153-154 Anesi, Pete, n.d. a.c. 155 Baiotto, Bill, n.d. a.c. 156 Blacksmith, Gerald, 1988 a.c. 157 Broseghini, Joe, n.d. a.c. 158 Clevenger, Earl, n.d. a.c. 159 Daniels, Bob, 1988 a.c. 160 Fallini, Harry, 1988 a.c. 161 Garrison, Oneita, n.d. a.c. 162 Gasperi, Charles,1988
a.c. 163 Tindell, Cordell, Speech, 1984 a.c. 164 Fourre, Guy and Al Delmez, n.d. a.c. 165 Agritalk, 1998 a.c. 166 The Sounds of Mules, n.d. a.t. 1 Ramsey, Carl, Tails Interview, 1987 v.t. 1 Modern Uses for Draft Horses and Mules, 1987 INDEX TERMS
These index terms are the subjects, people, places, etc. under which this collection is listed in all available indexes at the Western Historical Manuscript Collection-Columbia. If you are interested in a specific index term, please contact the reference staff.
Index Terms Location 115th Cavalry Association f. 85 4-H Clubs f. 140-255 91st Infantry Division Association, Inc., Salina, Kansas f. 749 Agriculture--Societies f. 41-47, 518, 724 Amazon.com (Firm) f. 120 American Association of Owners and Breeders of Peruvian Paso Horses, California City, California f. 831 (pictorial material) American Donkey and Mule Society f. 10, 549, 569, 578, 579, 585, 779 American Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association, Inc. f. 506 American Saddle Horse Breeders Association f. 816 American Shire Horse Association f. 626 Amish--Missouri, Clark f. 804 Art--Exhibitions f. 117 Art--Exhibitions f. 117 (pictorial material) Ashcroft, John (1942- ) f. 876 (pictorial material) Authors and publishers f. 11-14, 39-40, 96-103, 154-175, 180-193, 259-260, 278, 430 Automobile license plates--Missouri f. 33, 127 Baiotta, William f. 271, 317; a.c. 153-162 Barnitz family f. 272 Barns f. 805 (pictorial material) Barns, 1900s f. 270, 274 (pictorial material) Bradley, C. Melvin (1920-2003) SEE Bradley, Melvin (1920-2003) Bradley, Melvin (1920-2003) f. 1-39, 41-49, 85-136, 140-461, 478, 498, 517, 544, 553, 570, 581, 583, 584, 609-622, 785, 795; a.c. 1-152 Bradley, Melvin (1920-2003) f. 35, 125, 290, 375, 398, 795, 803, 876 (pictorial material) Bridles f. 155, 206, 217 (pictorial material) Brody, Samuel (1890-1956) f. 780-790 Bronaugh, R.B. f. 433 Cactus f. 17 (pictorial material) Calendars f. 516, 641, 797-799 Carnahan, Melvin E. (1934-2000) f. 125 (pictorial material) Champ Clark (Mule) f. 301 Charismatic (Horse) f. 473 Clarence Cannon Dam, Dedication f. 108 Clydesdale Breeders of the United States--Publications f. 700 Coal miners--Missouri f. 271, 317; a.c. 153-162 Cochran, James H. f. 772-779 Cody, William Frederick "Buffalo Bill" (1846-1917) f. 804 (pictorial material) Conestoga wagons f. 476, 702-713 Dailey, Duane f. 7, 266 Domestic animals--Farm use f. 96, 99, 398, 440, 468, 518-520, 522, 523, 525-527, 529, 575, 699, 718, 724, 743, 744, 755, 763 Donkeys f. 90, 91, 93, 253, 691, 693, 728, 776-778 Draft Horse and Mule Association f. 477, 716 Draft Horse Journal f. 8, 11-14, 34, 97-98 Draft horses f. 41-47, 97-99, 103, 117, 463, 464, 468, 477, 478, 527, 576, 626, 692, 700, 716, 722, 727, 799 Elephants f. 808 (pictorial material) Equus Magazine f. 39, 40 Fairs f. 44, 45, 256, 257, 279, 542, 772, 779, 792, 793, 796 Fan weed f. 554 (pictorial material) Farm life f. 272, 715 Farm life--Missouri, Concordia f. 715 Fences f. 191 (pictorial material) Fireplaces f. 9 (pictorial material) First Baptist Church, Columbia, Missouri, 1990s f. 2, 4, 5, 8, 9 Greeting cards, 1980s f. 1, 106 (pictorial material) Greeting cards, 1990s f. 3-6, 9, 23, 26, 32, 472, 565, 587, 643 (pictorial material) Guyton and Harrington Horse and Mule Company, Lathrop, Missouri f. 34, 116, 117, 278, 306, 416, 544, 545, 547 Haesemeier family f. 715 Harness horses f. 468 Hennings, Thomas C., Jr. (1903-1960) f. 436, 447 Hoof and mouth disease--Mexico, 1950s f. 15 Horse and Mule Association of America f. 518, 520, 524, 525, 528, 724 Horse Association of America f. 468, 477 Horse breeding f. 195, 212, 273, 433, 520, 527, 700 Horse breeding--Associations f. 195, 464, 478, 506, 566, 567, 626, 740, 741, 816, 831 Horse racing f. 473 Horseback riding f. 121, 122, 184, 195, 197, 199, 201, 206, 208, 223-226, 232, 234, 235, 242, 243, 249, 251, 254, 529, 530, 577, 698, 732, 863-875 Horseback riding f. 122, 157, 202, 208, 223, 226, 228, 239, 247, 249, 253, 804, 863-875 (pictorial material) Horseback riding--Equipment and supplies f. 155, 206, 209, 217, 242, 364, 767 (pictorial material) Horses f. 35, 42, 137-139, 156-158, 183-191, 202-208, 211-220, 222-225, 228, 229, 231-235, 237-242, 244-246, 251, 269, 463, 554, 558, 574, 799-801, 803, 804, 808, 812-841, 857, 863-875, 877-880 (pictorial material) Horses--Anatomy f. 210, 463, 594, 726, 780-790 Horses--Farming f. 96, 99, 398, 468, 518, 522, 525, 763 Horses--Feeding and feeds f. 128-139, 198, 200, 204, 211, 217-221, 229, 236-239, 244, 475, 480-505, 521, 523, 524, 527, 529-532, 534, 535, 553-563, 571-574, 595-624, 673, 674, 701, 729, 751 Horseshoeing f. 137-139, 197, 207, 227, 529, 530, 536 (pictorial material) Horse-shows--Missouri, Cooper County f. 801 Horses--Pedigrees f. 212-216 Horses--Pedigrees f. 212-216 (pictorial material) Horses--Showing f. 41-47, 162, 163, 199, 218, 240, 285, 800, 816, 824, 826, 839, 840 Horses--Study and teaching f. 128-139, 154-255, 529, 530, 714, 733, 759; a.c. 163 Horses--Trading and sales f. 194, 203, 273, 528, 779, 796 Horses--Training f. 205, 231, 233, 235, 239,244, 245, 248, 252, 553 Horses--War use f. 56-82, 101, 260, 514, 662-672, 681, 682, 688, 689, 719, 720, 723, 750, 766, 800 Ice manufacture--Missouri, St. Charles, 1910s f. 393 Jack Daniel's Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee f. 256, 257, 548, 772 Kasten, Mary C. (1928- ) f. 125 (pictorial material) Knipmeyer family--Genealogy f. 296 Livestock--Feeding and feeds f. 104, 105 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1903-1904, Medals, badges, decorations f. 269 (pictorial material) Louisiana Purchase Exposition, Missouri Building f. 269, 299 Mark Twain Lake, Dedication f. 108 Mars Task Force Mountain Artillery Association f. 3, 5, 9, 277, 428, 737-739 Military Transportation Museum, Fort Eustis, Virginia f. 24 (pictorial material) Missouri Cooperative Extension Service f. 41 Missouri Cooperative Extension Service, Field Demonstrations f. 858 (pictorial material) Missouri Draft Horse and Mule Association f. 41-47, 127 Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association, Inc. SEE Missouri Foxtrot Horse Breed Association Missouri Foxtrot Horse Breed Association f. 506, 740, 741 Missouri Miniature Mule Association f. 566, 567 Missouri Mule History Project f. 30, 36-38, 102, 115, 116, 118, 261-461 Missouri Mule Skinners Society, Columbia, Missouri f. 30, 36-38, 261-266, 286, 310, 314-429, 431-434, 446, 450, 455, 460, 461, 466 Missouri, Boone County. Fair SEE ALSO University of Missouri, Farmers Fair Missouri, Clark--Amish f. 804 Missouri, Concordia--Farm life f. 715 Missouri, Cooper County--Horse-shows f. 801 (pictorial material) Missouri, Lathrop--Centennial Fair, 1867 f. 542 Missouri, Lathrop--History, 1867-1967 f. 542 Missouri, Novinger f. ; a.c. 153-162 Missouri, Platte County f. 542 Missouri, Poplar Bluff--High school, Footall team, 1984 f. 584 Missouri, St. Louis--Transportation, 1900-1930s f. 45, 117 (pictorial material) Missouri, Tarkio--Mule Barn Theater f. 302 Missouri, Tarkio--Mule Barn Theater f. 805 (pictorial material) Missouri. Fair, 1992 f. 734 Missouri. Fair, Mule exhibits f. 631, 632 Missouri. Fair, Mule exhibits f. 859, 860 (pictorial material) Missouri. Rock Bridge State Park--Trails f. 121, 122 Missouri--Laws and legislation--Animals f. 123-125 Missouri--State animal f. 31-33 Monsees, Louis Martin (1848-1947) f. 299, 381, 443, 523 Monsees, Louis Martin (1848-1947) f. 844 (pictorial material) Mule Barn Theater, Tarkio, Missouri f. 302 Mule Barn Theater, Tarkio, Missouri f. 805 (pictorial material) Mule breeders, Missouri f. 806, 807 (pictorial material) Mule breeders--Missouri, Lathrop f. 34, 116, 117, 278, 306, 416, 544-547 Mule Days--Bishop, California f. 742, 779 Mule Days--Bishop, California f. 855 (pictorial material) Mule monument--Muleshoe, Texas f. 571, 772, 803 (pictorial material) Mule population--Missouri f. 86, 87, 93 Mules f. 100-103, 256-271, 273-277, 279-284, 286, 288, 293, 294, 296-313, 431-436, 438-462, 465-467, 474, 477, 479, 508, 510, 511, 513, 515, 517, 518, 537, 540, 541, 546, 565, 567-569, 575, 578, 579, 581, 583-587, 590-592, 594, 629-661, 691, 693, 695-697, 716, 717, 728, 731, 735, 736, 742, 743, 745, 746, 748, 752, 754, 756-758, 762, 764-766, 768, 770, 771, 773-777, 780-791, 794-798, 880 Mules f. 1, 2, 266, 269, 273, 274, 284, 285, 298, 302, 310, 311, 433, 448, 641, 643, 797, 798, 802, 806, 807, 809-811, 842-862, 876-879 (pictorial material) Mules--Breeding f. 12, 36, 37, 97, 116, 273, 431, 433, 443, 448, 564-566, 568, 695-697, 731 Mules--Exhibition f. 41-47, 256, 257, 267, 311, 432, 435, 436, 540, 541, 628-630, 636, 742, 796 Mules--Farming f. 99, 102, 259, 266, 432, 479, 575, 744 Mules--Feeding and feeds f. 479 Mules--Grooming f. 467 Mules--Logging f. 747, 760 Mules--Mines f. 271, 725, 736, 753 Mules--Missouri f. 86, 87, 93, 100, 102, 265-271, 273, 496, 717, 743, 748, 756, 758 Mules--Missouri, Lathrop f. 306 Mules--Road construction f. 295, 297, 457, 687 Mules--Study and teaching f. 479, 780-790 Mules--Trading and Sales f. 102, 276, 431, 438, 517, 625, 761, 773, 796 Mules--War use f. 20, 101, 275, 303, 312, 428, 462, 465, 466, 470, 471, 538, 539, 551, 552, 634, 651, 662-672, 677, 681-683, 688, 694, 750, 800 Muleteers--Missouri f. 291 (pictorial material) National 4-H Council f. 140-255 National Horse and Pony Youth Association Council f. 5 Oral history f. 261-461; a.c. 1-162 Parades, Circus f. 808 (pictorial material) Penney, J.C. (1875-1971) f. 843 (pictorial material) Percheron Horse Association of America f. 464, 478, 576 Percheron Notes, 1973 f. 464 Percheron Society of America SEE Percheron Horse Association of America Postage stamps--Mules f. 6, 570 Powder River Journal, 1991-1992 f. 749 Presidents--U.S.--Inauguration, 1949 f. 811 (pictorial material) Rankin, David (1825-1910) f. 12, 302 Ravenswood Farm, Cooper County, Missouri f. 805 (pictorial material) Richards, Dick (1946- ) f. 809, 876 (pictorial material) Rock Bridge State Park, Columbia, Missouri f. 121, 122 Rural Heritage Magazine f. 103 Saare, Sharon f. 144, 170, 171, 208, 230, 248, 251-253 Saddlery f. 209, 250 (pictorial material) Saddlery f. 209 Saddles f. 209, 242, 767 Sampson (Mule) SEE Champ Clark (Mule) San Juan (Horse) f. 804 (pictorial material) Scientific apparatus and instruments f. 781, 787 (pictorial material) Scientific apparatus and insturments f. 780, 781 Stark Brothers Nursery, Louisiana, Missouri f. 304 Stephens College--Practice ring f. 816 (pictorial material) Teamsters--Missouri, St. Louis, 1910s f. 593 Texas, Muleshoe f. 570, 772 Truman, Harry S (1884-1972), Inauguration f. 811 (pictorial material) Turner, Debbye f. 809, 876 (pictorial material) United States Cavalry Association SEE United States Horse Cavalry Association United States Horse Cavalry Association f. 48-85 United States. Army--Cavalry f. 48-82, 85, 101, 689, 690 United States. Army--Artillery, 10th Light Division f. 550 United States. Army--Artillery, 612th Battalion, Battery C--History f. 16 United States. Army--Foot-and-mouth campaign, 1946-1952 f. 15, 292 (pictorial material) United States. Army--Insignia f. 1, 471 United States. Army--Medals, badges, decorations, etc. f. 472 (pictorial material) United States. Army--Mule packers f. 1, 15-17, 19, 20, 22-29, 101, 303, 312, 428, 465, 466, 470, 471, 539, 550, 651, 681, 730, 752, 769 United States. Army--Mule packers f. 800, 847 (pictorial material) United States. Army--Quartermaster Depot, Fort Robinson, Nebraska f. 662-672 United States. Army--Quartermaster, 253rd Remount Squadron, Barapani, India, 1945 f. 24 (pictorial material) United States. Army--Veterinary service f. 662-672 University of Missouri, Agricultural Experiment Station f. 699, 721, 780-790 University of Missouri, Centennial f. 96 University of Missouri, College of Agriculture f. 96, 529, 759 University of Missouri, Cooperative Extension Service f. 104-109, 136-201, 479, 609-622, 780-790 University of Missouri, Extension Division f. 104, 105, 128-134 University of Missouri, Farmers Fair--Programs, 1909-1932 f. 792, 793 University of Missouri, Horse pasture f. 816 (pictorial material) University of Missouri, School of Veterinary Medicine, Mule team f. 5, 6, 36, 641 University of Missouri, School of Veterinary Medicine, Mule team f. 641, 809, 876 (pictorial material) University of Missouri-Columbia--Student life, 1900s f. 269 (pictorial material) Valley Horse News f. 41, 578 Veterans--Societies f. 2, 3, 5-7, 9, 18-20, 23, 24, 26, 48-85, 277, 428, 737-739, 749 Wade, Edward A. (1922- ) f. 3, 5-7, 27, 28, 472; a.c. 131-134 Wagon trains f. 675, 676, 703 Wagons f. 113, 114 Woodford, Charles E. f. 125, 127 (pictorial material) Woodford, Charles E. f. 4-8, 31-33, 465 Woodruff, Willard Bennett, Jr. (1920- ) f. 3, 428; a.c. 133, 134, 149-151 Woodruff, Willard Bennett, Jr. (1920- ) f. 428 (pictorial material) World War, 1939-1945--Albania f. 677 World War, 1939-1945--Artillery f. 471, 800 (pictorial material) World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns and battles--China, Salween River f. 26 World War, 1939-1945--China-Burma-India Theatre of Operations f. 15-17, 22-29, 34, 268, 275, 277, 303, 469, 470, 471, 651, 678-680, 683, 684, 769 World War, 1939-1945--China-Burma-India Theatre of Operations f. 293, 376, 470, 471 (pictorial material) World War, 1939-1945--Italy f. 20, 312, 539, 683, 694, 800 World War, 1939-1945--Phillipine Islands f. 686 World War, 1939-1945--U.S. Army, Artillery, 612th Battalion f. 277, 293, 552 World War, 1939-1945--U.S. Army, Cavalry f. 63-82, 800 Ziegler, Ollie C. f. 45, 117, 593 (pictorial material) Ziegler, Ollie E. f. 35, 41-45, 593 Ziegler, Ollie E. f. 35 (pictorial material)
