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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1972

Page

10

Old Map Restores Lost Bits of History

An 1857 Missouri map by J H Colton shows Audrain County with Mexico and four other towns Shy Post Hickory Creek Locust Grove and Salt River, plus Ripley County Martinsburg and Cincinnati in the map. Roy L Stephens brought the map to The Ledger noting its accuracy pre Civil War with few roads and railroads and listing counties and seats such as Montgomery Bloomington Huntsville and St Louis.

Missouri J.H. Colton and Co New York Roy L. Stephens Hotel Hoxsey Ledger Mr. Stephens California Clifton Hill Audrain County Mexico Shy Post Benton City Hickory Creek Locust Grove Montgomery City Wellsville Centralia Sturgeon Moberly Macon Danville Montgomery Bloomington Randolph Huntsville Audrain Monroe Callaway Boone St. Louis City Platte Weston North Missouri Worth Mercer Putnam South Missouri Howell West Plains Carter van Buren Martinsburg Ripley County Oxley Doniphan Shannon County Eminence Greenville Lake Wapapello St. Francois Cane Creek Bootheel Middletown Big Spring Concord Hatton Auxvasse Shamrock Williamsburg Jones Tan Yard Santa Fe Middle Grove Paris Florida Monroe City Perry Cincinnati Cedar Creek Boone and Columbia Perche Creek McBaine Rocheperce Pierced Rock Lagmappe Kansas Nebraksa Kaskaskias Holt County Oklahoma

Current Best Sellers List From Thers Weekly

The compiled list features fiction titles such as The Winds of War Wheels The Day of the Jackal The Evoreist Hobbit Redux and nonfi ction works including Eleanor and Franklin Tracy and Hepburn and Honor Thy Mother Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee among others with author attributions distorted by OCR errors.

Thers’ Weekly Nhe Winds of War Hailey Day of the Jackal Karsyth the Evoreist Blatty Hobbit Redux Updike Eleanor and Mranklin Laish Tracy and Hepburn Kanin Honor ‘Iy Jalese Jennie Martin Wounded Knee Brown

Anthropologist Richard Leakey to Speak at Westminster Feb 15

Fulton event features anthropologist Richard E. Leakey sponsored by William Woods College. At Champ Auditorium on Westminster campus he will discuss human evolution with new findings from East Africa, including a screening film. He is credited with early Homo fossil discoveries in northern Kenya dated around 2.6 million years ago.

Fulton Richard E. Leakey William Woods Lege Champ Auditorium Westminster Leakey East Africa Kenya Ethiopia

Money Holds Center Stage Across Five Midwest States

The Associated Press surveys Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma voters as the 1972 campaign opens. Economies farm prices unemployment and tax policy dominate the chatter with Nixon administration policies under close scrutiny. Leaders disagree on war impact redistricting and the rising influence of 18 19 and 20 year olds. In Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma party battles shape contenders and potential gains.

Associated Press Mid-America Nixon Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Wichita Kan David Hall Hess Dyas John McDonald Eral DeLand Warren Hearnes Humphreys Dyas Bish Henry Bellman Ed Edmondson Clam McSpadden

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