More on Mater the Boom Truck

(Posted by Ron: Four-wheeled Inspiration for Mater is Found)

The actual post is at: http://rwarn17588.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/four-wheeled-
inspiration-for-mater-is-found


Rod Harsh, proprietor of Route 66 TV Online and chairman of the Route 66 Committee of Jasper County, Mo., had been diligently looking for the tow-truck inspiration of the character Tow Mater, voiced memorably by Larry the Cable Guy, in the hit animated movie, “Cars.”

He found it.

The good news is the truck (second photo above) will be exhibited and treasured at a historic Route 66 gas station that’s being refurbished in Galena, Kan.

But first, a little background …

In 2001, a crew from Pixar Animation Studios was being guided by Route 66 author and expert Michael Wallis down the Mother Road to do research for “Cars,” which includes the Mother Road as a central part of its theme.

A dedication to late Pixar animator Joe Ranft in the book “The Art of Cars” describes what happened during the research tour:

In Galena, Kansas, we found a lonely old tow truck that most folks would pass by without a second glance. Our Head of Story Joe Ranft, however, saw beyond the rust and broken-down parts — he saw the inspiration for the character Mater. They soon became kindred spirits. Joe gave Mater his warmth, his sense of fun, his humble and generous spirit, and his capacity to see — and bring out — the best in others.

There’s a piece of Joe in every movie Pixar has ever made. But Joe truly was the heart of Cars.

Here is a photo of Ranft gazing at the beat-up truck that eventually would become Mater:

Tragically, Ranft died in a traffic accident in August 2005, before he saw his creation come to life in movie theaters.

In April, Wallis looked for that truck while he was filming a segment about “Cars” for the Disney Channel’s “Movie Surfers” program.

The crew was unable to film one of the “Cars” inspirations, however. When the Pixar crew first traveled down Route 66, the studio’s “story guru,” Joe Ranft, became inspired by a rusty old pickup truck he saw in a junkyard near Galena, Kan. That truck provided much of the template to the equally rusty and rickety Mater. […] Wallis said he had hoped to buy the truck and fix it up so it would be running again.

Harsh read about the truck and its inspiration for Mater in the summer issue of Route 66 Magazine and went to look for it. He couldn’t find it. He kept looking for it.

The truck had been parked for years next to an abandoned, circa-1933 gas station at Old Route 66 and Main Street in Galena. Galena businessman Larry Courtney recently purchased the building, sans truck, to convert it into a gift shop and snack bar.

Courtney had no idea of the connection of the gas station’s truck to Pixar until Harsh told him. The truck eventually was found in a farm field, with its hood a quarter-mile away, Harsh said. Courtney purchased the truck, and it’s being stored in an undisclosed location.

“Mater” is a 1951 International boom truck, not a tow truck. Harsh surmises the extra-long boom was used to lift equipment out of the lead-mine shafts that dot the region. Wallis confirmed it is the same truck that Ranft saw in 2001.

Now “Mater” will become a part of the gas station’s attractions.

Harsh is planning a media event at 9 a.m. Nov. 3 Nov. 11 at Courtney’s station, where the truck will be parked for the public to see all day weekend and celebrate Route 66’s 80th anniversary. After that, the truck will be put back into storage until the station opens in the spring. At that time, the truck will be parked beside the station in its old spot so “Cars” and Route 66 fans can enjoy it.

(Boom truck photo courtesy of Route 66 TV Online.
Other photos are from the author’s collection.)
Comments»

1. Sherry Owens - October 9, 2006

Kudos to Mr. Harsh and his plans in Galena, Ks. Galena is a town of mostly historic bldgs. that are in danger of being lost. More should be done to revive the Main Street area of Galena. With the building of the interstate highway system, a lot of small towns across the USA have become “ghost towns.” It would be a shame for the history of this small town to be lost with so many others.
2. Chad Kerychuk - October 12, 2006

Not since the Brokeback Mountain vehicle, has a movie-related truck garnered so much attention. Fun stuff. I’m sure Ranft would be happy to see it preserved, rust and all!
3. Phil Frey - October 15, 2006

While I have no doubt that they were inspired by this truck, I believe they also took many cues from this truck as well:

http://www.edwoodonline.com/mater.html

It is seen in the Cars Podcast “Kickin’ It On Route 66″ and shares a lot of physical featurs with Mater, such as color and the nature of the headlights.
4. Ron - October 15, 2006

Interesting, Phil. I either don’t remember that moment from the podcast, or I hadn’t seen it.

I wouldn’t be surprised that the truck you’ve shown had an influence. But Pixar and the writer of “The Art of Cars” made it a point to show the old boom truck in Galena, Kan., and its impact on the Mater.

Either way, thanks for bringing it to my — and our — attention. It’s something to think about.
5. andrea - December 7, 2006

i love the movie cars mater made cars the movie
6. Alisha Newby - December 10, 2006

I live in the area of Galena KS and drove over with the kids today 12-10-06, and found “mater” sitting and still decorated from the Christmas parade and events in Galena. My kids as well as myself and my husband love the movie “CARS” and the kids thought it was a real treat to see the REAL MATER… my 3 year old was still talking about Tow Mater when he fell asleep tonight.
7. Meagan - May 5, 2007

i live in the area of anderson SC we was going to Greenville and we saw a tow truck that looked like mater we are going to try to buy him.i really didnt know that much about the movie cars but i wantes to look it up becouse my brother really liked it he NEVER waches cartoons and the way cars was inspired was very meaningful
we had to buy the movie. the movie inspired to start a company with my bestfriend were planning it to be MEAGAN DIXIE and MATER’S TOWING CO.

I LOVE THE MOVIE

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Fess Reynolds’ Place (1977)
by Bryce Martin

Lebec, Calif. -- Fess Reynolds trains various animals here. He has a dingo that has dropped a stick at my feet from its mouth and is looking up at me as if I should know what to do next. I’m watching Reynolds as he has Frosty, a full-grown Brahma bull, tethered and walking in a circle. The working area is much like a large pit. The ground is totally devoid of vegetation and sloped on the outsides at a back angle all the way around. You name the animal and he has probably trained one here for movie work. Frosty is a minor movie star himself. I toss the stick with a strong throw, thinking the dingo may lose sight of it. Reynolds talks to me as he keeps Frosty moving slowly. I don’t know what the regimen amounts to. Some of his animals were used years ago by car dealer Cal Worthington for his late-night TV ads featuring his “dog Spot,” who was hardly ever a dog, but a tiger, camel or some other animal. Reynolds is a common sight in the area, running animals up and down the highway from Hollywood movie sets to his ranch and back and forth. He became a traffic hazard of sorts because of all the gawkers. He said the California Highway Patrol ordered him to quit hauling lions on his flatbed truck going down Highway 99. The dingo returns the stick back at my feet and returns its arrogant stare at me. I look at the stick and it appears to be the same one. As I reach to pick it up, the dingo’s head darts some toward my hand. I pick up the stick and really fling it this time. Reynolds mentions how his son Jug played the role of Little Beaver in Red Ryder movies, replacing Robert Blake (known then as Bobby Blake). As Red Ryder’s sidekick, Little Beaver was a lovable little Navajo boy whose catchphrase was “You betchum, Red Ryder,” a phrase often uttered in my neighborhood and schoolyard in the early 1950s when old cowboy reels filled our TV screens. (Blake portrayed Little Beaver for all the Republic features from 1944-47 with Bill Elliott as Red Ryder. Don Kay "Little Brown Jug" Reynolds followed as the last movie Little Beaver with Jim Bannon as Red Ryder for Eagle-Lion films.). The elder Reynolds, who is short and stocky, looks like one of the many crusty sidekicks that cowboy movie stars in all those low-budget affairs always had, has another son called Sled who lives nearby and who also trains animals for movie work. All of his boys, I don’t know how many, have been involved with rodeo, movie stunt work, and animal training most of their lives. The dingo drops the stick again. I bend to pick it up and he clamps his teeth on my hand. Not hard enough to break the skin, but a crushing pressure nonetheless. I pull my hand up as it releases its bite. I toss the stick for the last time.

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Tales of Mickey Mantle
by Bryce Martin

The ball park at Baxter Springs did not have an outfield fence. It had a dusty road beyond the outfield area, an arc-shaped road that could have served as a pattern for a fence, except it was a long way from home plate. Well beyond the road was Spring River. As a youth there playing baseball people were telling me how Mantle hit one in the river when he was with the Baxter Springs Whiz Kids. It would have been a chore to even hit one to the dusty road. I thought they meant it rolled into the river, and I didn't see even that as being believable. No, they said, it went into the river in the air. It had to be a minimum of 700 feet, I would estimate.

I mentioned this to John Hall in 2004, who at the time was working on a book about Mantle that I was helping research.

"You are right about the ballpark at Baxter," Hall said. "It was a 'mile' from home plate to Spring River. Nobody and I mean nobody ever hit one into the river in the air unless they were using a fungo and were standing in medium deep right field. There are a lot of myths and that one is right up there among them. I took Barney Barnett Jr. out there a year or so ago and remarked at the time that it would have taken Mickey three fungo shots to put a ball in the river from that distance."

Mantle didn't play in an organized baseball setting until he was 10. By then, his father Mutt had been grooming him. The idea of Mickey actually being on a team in some real games must have really excited Mutt. It was in those earliest years when Mutt was most intense. He could now see and judge his model in action. Once Mutt got used to the scene, you would think he would become less demanding and more understanding. No so, said Hall.

"I do know that Mutt was 'out of control' on a lot of occasions when he attended even some KOM League games in which Mickey played. Bob Mallon recalled that Mutt came up to Independence and after drinking too much would yell obscenties during the game at everyone. Bob recalls that Mickey was very embarrassed by his dad's antics."

Mantle's first pro season was in 1949 for Independence (Kansas) of the Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri League. Mallon was a teammate.

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t's to Jim Rome's "ojtakes"

My Freshly Original Top Ten Little-Known Things About O. J. That Might Have Tipped A Jury Were They Aware

(From No. 10 to No. 1, of course)

by Bryce Martin


10. In high school: class cutup.

9. College: class cutter.

8. Pro football: cut-and-slash runner.

7. Title after football: athlete-slash-actor.

6. Role he wanted to play in Rocky: cut man.

5. Favorite movie cue: "Cut!"

4. Favorite music purchases: cutouts.

3. Favorite movie: Cutter's Way.

2. On the dance floor has been known to: cut a rug.

1. In people situations that make him uncomfortable

he is prone to: cut a trail.


My list here first appeared in 2001 on Jim Rome's website in his "ojtakes" section.

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Cherokee County Sections
POLK'S KANSAS STATE GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Volume XII, 1912 (Chicago, Ill. : R.L. Polk & Co., 1911) GALENA

-- Aach Wm, general store.
-- Ahl Alfred, chile parlor.
-- Albin Isaac N, real estate and notary.
-- Alexander & Co (M. N. Alexander), clothing.
-- American Gas Co, P. V. Byrnes pres and treas, Frank A. Brevillier sec.
-- Ames Myrtle P. Mrs, milliner.
-- Anderson John L, grocer.
-- Archer W. H. & Son (Wm H. and Fred), meats.
-- Barnes James S, dry goods.
-- Baum Ludwig, dry goods.
-- Baum M. & Son (Moses and David), hardware.
-- Beers George E, livery and grocer.
-- Bender Henry A, dentist.
-- Bennett James H, baker.
-- Boden Joseph C, real estate.
-- Boice James H, furn and undertaker.
-- Braun George F, ore buyer.
-- Broadway Frank E, cigars.
-- Browne Herbert A, physician.
-- Brumfield John P, drugs.
-- Bruner Daisy Mrs, restaurant.
-- Burke M. E, grocer.
-- Campbell Solomon W, drugs.
-- Carpenter Thomas B, cigars.
-- Cherokee County Supply Co, Edward B. Archer pres, Joseph C. Price sec and treas, hardware.
-- Citizens Bank (Capital $25,000), Edward B. Schermerhorn pres, John McCullough cashier.
-- Clark Porter M, furn and undertaker.
-- Coles Robert A, cashr Galena National Bank.
-- Colvin Wm A, photographer.
-- Davis Hiram S, grocer.
-- Day Charles O, plumber.
-- Dunham Thurston, restaurant.
-- Dupont E. I. de Nemours Powder Co, George R. Sutherland mngr.
-- Dusto Wm H, restaurant.
-- Eddy R. B, insurance.
-- Elerick & Dixon (Frank W. Elerick, Wade Dixon), tailors.
-- Elleman Don H, lawyer.
-- Empire District Electric Co, Henry L. Doherty pres, David D. Hoag sec, Milan R. Bump, treas.
-- Etheridge Walter B, grocer.
-- Evans & Crowell (Samuel T. Evans, Daniel B. Crowell), meats.
-- Faulkner D. C, grocer.
-- Finch Henry C, lawyer.
-- Galena Automobile Co The, B. Cooley Pres and Treas, S. J. Stallsmith Vice Pres, G. W. Cooley Sec, Automobiles, Supplies, Repairs and Garage, Main cor Ninth.
-- Galena Bottling Works, Michael Owens propr.
-- Galena Evening Times, Berzelius L. Strother, publr.
-- Galena Foundry and Machine Co, (Cap $10,000), W. A. Stone Pres and Mngr, W. B. Stone Vice Pres and Treas, Ira C. Perkins Sec, Engineers, Founders and Machinists.
-- Galena Green House.
-- Galena Harrow Co, Wm Schmidt pres, Ira C. Perkins sec, J. F. Lanier treas.
-- Galena Lead & Zinc Co, E. W. Forney, supt.
-- Galena Mill & Elevator Co (Solomon Ryan).
-- Galena Mill Supply Co, J. B. Rauch propr.
-- Galena National Bank (cap $50,000), Joseph Shomon pres, Robert A. Coles cashier.
-- Galena Public Library, Lura Ames librarian.
-- Galena Republican, Arthur McNay propr.
-- Galena Smelting and Mfg Co, C. V. Petrareus propr.
-- Galena Telephone Co, Williams & Robeson proprs.
-- Galena Water Works, Walter J. Land supt.
-- Galena Wholesale Grocer Co (John W. Tate, Dow Moore), whol grocers.
-- Ganshird Albert, restaurant.
-- Gaylor Nathan, shoes.
-- Gerster & Co, W. B. Stone pres, Fred Gerster mgr, lead and zinc miners.
-- Gillespie Lolo D, dentist.
-- Gosh Lloyd D, news dealer.
-- Grant George W, grocer.
-- Green John H, physician.
-- Haines Lafayette J, drugs.
-- Hallam Marion M, livery.
-- Hardwick Robert, grocer.
-- Harold Lottie Mrs, restaurant.
-- Hart Willard, physician.
-- Hickman C. F, vet surgeon.
-- Horn John L, furn and undertaker.
-- Hotel Oxford, Aaron Long propr.
-- Independent Powder Co, P. J. Quick agt.
-- Inman Wm T, plumber.
-- Jaqueth Hugh L, flour and feed.
-- Jarrett John S, grocer.
-- Jones Clem H, physician and mayor.
-- Kennedy Thomas, mining machinery.
-- Keys Albert C, restaurant.
-- Kinsley Wm, shoes.
-- Lanier James F, cashier Miners State Bank and notary.
-- Lanyon Zinc Co.
-- Lee Benjamin, restaurant.
-- Lockport Mfg Co, James Murphy mgr, mine operators.
-- Long George, grocer.
-- Lowdermilk R. Claude, physician.
-- Lowe John S, grocer.
-- Lusk Arthur J, chemist.
-- Lyon Samuel A, dentist.
-- McCullagh John, cashr Citizens Bank and notary.
-- McElwain Bruce, general store.
-- McGinnis R. R, physician.
-- McKinney Frank L, physician.
-- McNay Arthur, propr Galena Republican.
-- Majors A. L, lawyer.
-- Malone Nathan C, 2d hd goods.
-- March Bros (Harry B. and Wm C.), real estate.
-- Martin Forrest, cleaner.
-- Martin Frank, 2d hd goods.
-- Martin Joseph, physician.
-- Martin Louis E, sewing machines.
-- Middleton Wm T, harness.
-- Midway Theatre, Wm B. Moore mgr.
-- Miners State Bank (cap $30,000), Albert Schmidt pres, James F. Lanier, cashier.
-- Moeller Louis K, lumber.
-- Monlux George C, ore crusher.
-- Moore Bithel S. (estate), Raymond Moore mgr, hardware.
-- Moore Charles C, drugs.
-- Moore Dow, grocer.
-- Moore Joseph S, real estate.
-- Moore Wm S, marble works.
-- Mooreman Drug Co, C. P. Mooreman propr.
-- Morgan & Burr (Edwin B. Morgan, Truman T. Burr), lawyers.
-- Morris Wm S, restaurant.
-- Murdock Elizabeth, hardware.
-- Murphy James, ore crusher.
-- Neal R. S, mining machinery.
-- New Century Lead & Zinc Co.
-- Noble E. St. George, consulting engr.
-- Ober Mary E. Mrs, stationer.
-- Outt James A, grocer.
-- Palmasena Leo, fruits.
-- Patterson Alexander C, lumber.
-- Pence Charles, physician.
-- Phillips James L, grocer.
-- Raible Harry H, confectioner.
-- Rains Charles L, postmaster
-- Ransdell & Son (James W. and Oscar O), notions.
-- Ricksecker Bros (Wm and George), shoes.
-- Rohrbaugh Bros (Frank H, Shelton H. and Cassius L.), oil and coal dealers.
-- Rothschild B. & Co, (Benjamin Rothschild), Coal, Scrap Iron and Metals, W 7th near Main.
-- Rough Rider Mining Co, lead and zinc miners.
-- Russell Bert F, jeweler.
-- Ryan Noah J, grocer.
-- Sapp Noah J, grocer.
-- Sapp & Wilson (Wm F. Sapp, A. S. Wilson), lawyers.
-- Savage Charles S, physician.
-- Savage Harrison B, physician.
-- Sawyer Charles L, insurance.
-- Schellack Emil H, drugs.
-- Schellack Richard C, drugs.
-- Schmidt Bros (Albert and Wm), hdw.
-- Schmuck Gabriel, mining.
-- Schreiner Albert R, lawyer.
-- Scovell Harley B, confr.
-- Seller Charles H, jeweler.
-- Shackelton Bros (Wm and Fred), grocers.
-- Shafer Ira E, grocer.
-- Sharp Bros (Leonard and Frank), well drillers.
-- Shelley Albert A, physician.
-- Silman & Jaqueth (Norval M. Silman, Hugh Jaqueth), bakers.
-- Smiley Robert M, dentist.
-- Smith Marcus L, 2d hd goods.
-- South Side Mining Co, B. Cooley pres, J. L. Whitrom sec, lead and zinc mines.
-- South Wm H, jeweler.
-- Stafford Charles N, tailor.
-- Standard Oil Co, C. M. Duncan agt.
-- Stone W. B. Mercantile Mfg & Mining Co. (Cap $100,000), W. B. Stone pres, W. A. Stone Vice Pres, Ira C. Perkins Sec and Gen'l Mgr, O. T. White Treas.
-- Stone & Pinson (F. L. Stone, John Pinson), machinists.
-- Strother Berzelius L, pubr Galena Evening Times.
-- Strother John R, lawyer.
-- Sumner C. M, horse breeder.
-- Terry Josiah K, grocer.
-- Tillman Charles, restaurant.
-- Todd Arthur H, grocer.
-- Troy Steam Laundry, Jerome McCarthy propr.
-- Tryon & Sons, grocers.
-- Ulrich Ferdinand, Merchant Tailor, a Complete Line of Imported and Domestic Woolens, 309 Main.
-- Union Ice & Fuel Co, Barton Cooley pres and treas, George W Cooley sec.
-- Vest Thomas O, ore buyer.
-- Volz Fred, meat market.
-- Volz John, meat market.
-- Wallace Elmer F, restaurant.
-- Walters John, grocer.
-- Weiller Bros & Co (Isadore, Herman and Moses Weiller), clothing.
-- Westcott Seba C, lawyer.
-- Wheeler Earl R, drugs.
-- White & Allen (Otto T. White, John M. Allen), whol produce.
-- Wilber & Foster (Eural G. Wilber, Russell R. Foster), cleaners.
-- Williams & Robeson (John K. Williams, Moses Robeson), lumber and proprs Galena Telephone Co.
-- Windle Bros (Tom and Tib), livery.
-- Windsor Lead & Zinc Co, J. K. Williams pres, E. St. George Noble sec and treas.
-- Wolfe Jacob C, grocer.
-- Wollgast Charles, jeweler.
-- Worthington Clarence G, insurance.
-- Yount Oscar M, lawyer.


Transcribed by Bill Sowers
Contributed by Bill and Diana Sowers, August, 1999
The KSGenWeb Project

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From a Webpost by:
Peggy Kreiger GHS65

Memories of Galena, Kan., 1929

I have tried to recreate the 1929 Telephone Directory for Galena, Kansas, my home town. The area here is insufficient to include the telephone numbers, but I will list the names. It totally amazes me that only 18 years before my birth Galena was such a prosprous and booming city. 7 attorneys, 4 drug stores, 24 grocery and meat markets, 5 doctors, and 6 schools. Things sure aren't what they used to be. I hope these names and addresses will bring back a lot of memories. It has taken me a while to type this information because I kept catching myself going back in time and imagining what the stores actually looked like and exactly where they were located. Even though people didn't have very much, in a way they had more than we do today. They had closeness, love, caring, sharing, happiness. Today, if it isn't materialistic, people don't think they have anything. Anyway, I hope you enjoy remembering way back then.

Aach, Wm., res., 514 Galena Ave. .........................
Abbey, Harry, res., 1212 Wall St. ........................
Abbott, Amelia, Mrs., res., 508 E. 5th St. ...............
Abbott, C. S., Mrs., res., r.f.d. 1 ......................
Adams, Chauncey, res., 711 E. 7th St. ....................
Albin, I. N., res., 922 E. 7th St. .......................
Albrecht, Frank, res., 1013 Mineral ......................
Alexander, M. N. res., 710 E. 7th St. ....................
Alleger, C., res., r.f.d. 1 ..............................
Alleger, Henry, res., r.f.d. 3 ...........................
Allen, Frank, res., 807 Chicago Ave. .....................
Allen, John, res., 819 E. 5th St. ........................
Allen, Minnie, Mrs., res., 503 Galena Ave. ...............
Allison, Frank, res., 1012 Wall St. ......................
American Gas Co., 404 Main Street ........................
American Laundry, 513 1/2 Main St. .......................
Anderson, Belle, Mrs., res., 707 E. 7th St. ..............
Andrews, Mary, Miss, res., 1009 Dewey Ave. ...............
Angel, C. A., res., 16th and Mo. Ave. ....................
Anglen, Jos., res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
A. O. U. W. Lodge Room, 205 1/2 Main St. .................
Apple, Spencer, B., atty., 600 1/2 Main St. ..............
Archer, Fred, res., 1101 Short St. .......................
Archer Oil Co., 300 W. 7th St. ...........................
Arthur, E. L., res., 311 Galena Ave. .....................
Bailey, Jas., res., 23rd & Main St. ......................
Baker, R. J., res., 1005 Short St. .......................
Banks Hotel, 120 N. Main St. .............................
Baptist Parsonage, 505 E. 6th St. ........................
Baum, L. Dry Goods Co., 606 Main St. .....................
Baum, Lena, Miss, res., 518 Galena Ave. ..................
Baum, Louis R., res., 208 E. 10th St. ....................
Beasley, A. J. res., 1020 Main St. .......................
Beatty, Geo., r.f.d. 1 ...................................
Beatty, Koy, res., r.f.d. 1 ..............................
Bennett, Millie, Mrs., res., 1005 E. 5th St. .............
Berry, Chas. W., res., 813 Wall St. ......................
Berry's Gro., res., 401 Main St. .........................
Berry, W. L., res., 805 Elm St. ..........................
Best Yet Gro., 101 Main St. ..............................
Bica Specialty Co., 212 Main St. .........................
Binger, Fred, res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
Binger, Geo., res., Galena Heights .......................
Black, A. G., res., 1007 E. 6th St. ......................
Blake, Ed., res., r.f.d. 1 ...............................
Bliss, B. E., res., 1018 Wall St. ........................
Board, C. V., res., 902 Wall St. .........................
Boice & Son, Furn. & Und'tk'g. 515-519 Main Street .......
Boice, F. G., res., 611 E. 5th St. .......................
Boice, J. H. Mrs., res., 500 Joplin St. ..................
Boone, J. M., res., 1926 Joplin St. ......................
Bowers, Elmer, res., r.f.d. 1 ............................
Boyd, W. G., res., 517 E. 6th St. ........................
Boyes, Andrew, res., r.f.d. 2 ............................
Bradford, Ralph, res., r.f.d. 1 ..........................
Bradshaw, Lillie, Mrs., res., 502 E. 7th St. .............
Bramble, W. E., Restaurant, Galena Heights ...............
Brasch, J. C., res., r.f.d. 1 ............................
Braun, F. W., res., 817 Main St. .........................
Braun, Geo. F., res., 1818 Galena Ave. ...................
Brock, Cora, Mrs., res., 1101 Kellar St. .................
Brookens, A. J., res., W. Galena Heights .................
Brooner, J. E., r.f.d. 1 .................................
Browne, H. A., Dr. office & res., 305 1/2 Main St. .......
Brown, J. B. Mrs., res., 714 E. 7th St. ..................
Brown, Reuben, res., 812 Wood St. ........................
Brown, W. C., res., 812 Wood St. .........................
Brumfield, J. P. Drug Co. 809 E. 7th St. .................
Bryant, H., res., r.f.d. 1 ...............................
Buchanan, Geo., res., r.f.d. 1 ...........................
Bullard, Sadie M., Mrs., res., 809 E. 8th St. ............
Bullock, Jas., res., 1009 Short St. ......................
Burrows, O. A., res., r.f.d. 3 ...........................
Butler, Harry, res., 606 E. 5th St. ......................
Byrd, Alwilda, Miss, 1004 Joplin St. .....................
Byrd, Jay F., res., 306 Short St. ........................
Byrnes, T. D., res., 512 E. 4th St. ......................
Callaway, R. M., res., 1 1/2 Mi. W. of City ..............
Campbell, A., res., r.f.d. 2 .............................
Campbell, Jas., res., 119 W. 10th St. ....................
Carlisle, Ellis, res., 1607 Main St. .....................
Capp, M. E. Mrs., res., 318 W. 9th St. ...................
Carlisle, J. D., res., r.f.d. 1 ..........................
Carney, R. E., res., 406 E. 5th St. ......................
Carter, Delphina, Mrs., res., r.f.d. 1 ...................
Carter, Sadie S., Mrs., res., r.f.d. 1 ...................
Carter, S. B., res., r.f.d. 1 ............................
Cartright, Verle, res., r.f.d. 3 Baxter ..................
Casteel, M. C., Gro. 21st & Main St. .....................
Central School, Cor. 11th and Joplin St. .................
Chicago Meat Mkt., 410 Main St. ..........................
Chief Operator Desk, 111 1/2 E. 1st St. ..................
Citizen's Bank, 419 Main St. .............................
City Cafe, 708 1/2 Main St. ..............................
City Meat Market, 415 Main St. ...........................
City Police Station, City Bldg. ..........................
City Rest Room, City Bldg. ...............................
City Water C. office, City Bldg. .........................
City Water Works, Pump Station, 11th Wood ................
Clark, Mary Lou, Mrs., res., 322 Short St. ...............
Clark, Porter M., Furn. & Und't'g. 320 Main St. ..........
Clark, P. M., res., Hill Crest W. 7th St. ................
Clark, P. Q., res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
Clingenpeel, H. C., res., 1603 Main ......................
Cochran, B. F., Contractor, 419 1/2 Main .................
Cockrum, Mary, Mrs., res., 709 Mineral ...................
Cockrum, W. H., res., 1201 E. 7th St. ....................
Cody, Nettie, Mrs., rs., 800 Galena Ave. .................
Coe, F. P., res., 820 Elm St. ............................
Coles, C. B., rs., 915 Main St. ..........................
Coles, R. A., res., 903 Joplin St. .......................
Collins, C. E., Gro., 311 W. 10th St. ....................
Columbia School, 4th & Short St. .........................
Cook, MIles C., Rev., res., 715 MIneral Ave. .............
Cooper, Jesse, res., 901 Chicago Ave. ....................
Corner Gro. 608-610 Main St. .............................
Corner Gro. & Meat Market 608-610 Main St. ...............
Country Club, Riverton, Ks. ..............................
Coyle, Chlie, Mrs., res., r.f.d. 1 .......................
Coyle, W. J., res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
Crestline Products & Service Co., Pershing Kans. .........
Crowell, D. D., res., 517 E. 5th St. .....................
Crutchfield Mine (A. E. Bendelari, Agt.) Pershing Kans. ..
Dad's Cafe, 505 Main St. .................................
Dahms, H. A., res., 517 Galena Ave. ......................
Dale, Chas. R., res., 515 Wood St. .......................
Dark, M., res., 2123 Short St. ...........................
Darnell, Jesse, res., r.f.d. 1 ...........................
Davis, H. S., res., 1620 Main St. ........................
Davis, W. A., res., 1019 Short St. .......................
Davisson, Nat., res., 1302 Main St. ......................
Day, Chas. O. Plumbing & Heating Co., office-720 Main St..
Day, Chas. O., res., 416 Galena Ave. .....................
Deem, O. F., res., 1100 Dewey Ave. .......................
Derfelt, B. V., res., 1613 Joplin St. ....................
Derfelt, Ed., res., Lowell, Kans. ........................
Derfelt, J. O., res., 1904 E. 13th St. ...................
Dietz, P. A., res., 1920 Joplin St. ......................
Diplomat Gravel Co., office 221 N. Main ..................
District Clerk, (Clement, W. B.) City Bldg. ..............
Dixon, Emily, Mrs., res., r.f.d. 5, Columbus .............
Dixon's Odorless Cleaners, 513 1/2 Main St. ..............
Dixon, Wade, res., 720 Galena Ave. .......................
Douglas, S. N., res., 208 E. 7th St. .....................
Downing, Lelia, Mrs., res., 820 Short St. ................
Downing, Marion, res., 515 Chicago Ave. ..................
Draper, B. F. Furn. & Upholst'r'g., 119 Main St. .........
Dugan, Fred, res., 1218 Short St. ........................
Dunham, Chester A., res., 1818 Galena Ave. ...............
Dunn, Perry L., res., E. 21st St. ........................
Dunnill, Frank, res., 1012 Main St. ......................
Eagles's Club, 107 1/2 E. 4th St. ........................
East Galena School, Cor. 7th & Euclid Ave. ...............
East Seventh Street Gro., 923 E. 7th St. .................
Ebenstein, J. E., res., r.f.d. 1 .........................
Eckles, Forrest, res., 916 Elm St. .......................
Economy Gro., 201-203 Main St. ...........................
Edge, Albert, res., r.f.d. 4 .............................
Elk Lodge & Club Rooms, 202 E. 7th St. ...................
Elliott, R. M., res., Galena Heights .....................
Ellis, J. H., res., Galena Heights .......................
Empire District Electric Co., office, 800 Main St. .......
Empire District Electric Co., Crestline, Kans. ...........
Empire District Electric Co., Store Room, Riverton, Kans..
Empire District Electric Co., Turbin Plant, Riverton, Kans.
Empire District Electric Co., Water Plant, Lowell, Kans. .
Empire Hotel, Riverton, Kans. ............................
Erwin, G. W., res., 1504 Joplin St. ......................
Estabrook, Bert, Mrs., res., r.f.d. 3, Baxter ............
Evans, Jos., res., 913 E. 7th St. ........................
Faulkner, Bert, res., r.f.d. 2 ...........................
Faulkner, Ray, res., 906 Short St. .......................
Feland, W. H., res., 1001 E. 5th St. .....................
Ferneau, Ray, res., 1118 Elm St. .........................
Finley, R. W., res., 1015 Elm St. ........................
Flora, O. H., res., 800 Dewey Ave. .......................
Flowers, Follie, Mrs., res., W. 7th St. ..................
French, Elvira, Mrs., res., 1017 E. 8th St. ..............
Fry, A. J., res., 1020 Short St. .........................
Galena Bottling Works, 518 E. 7th St. ....................
Galena Feed & Implement Co., 7th and Elm St. .............
Galena Flour Mill, W. of Frisco Depot ....................
Galena Greenhouse, 601 E. 7th St. ........................
Galena Heights School, Galena Heights ....................
Galena High School, Cor. 5th and Chicago Ave. ............
Galena Ice Co., 318 1/2 W. 7th St. .......................
Galena Journal, The 715 Main St. .........................
Galena Machine and Electric Co., 209-211 Main St. ........
Galena Meat Market, 718 Main St. .........................
Galena National Bank, 400 Main St. .......................
Galena Perforating Co., 305 N. Main St. ..................
Galena Post Office, 516 Main St. .........................
Galena Produce Co., 117-119 E. 3rd St. ...................
Galena Republican, 214 Main St. ..........................
Galena Smelter, The, N. E. of City .......................
Gandy, J. L., res., East 21st St. ........................
Gandy, S. L., res., 21st and State Line ..................
Garrison Gro., Galena Heights ............................
Gasaway, Harry, res., 802 E. 5th St. .....................
Gavin, L., Mrs., res., 808 Wood St. ......................
Gillespie, Dr. Lolo D. Cochran, Dentist, 419 1/2 Main St..
Glass, Vera L., Miss, res., 510 E. 7th St. ...............
Goeke, Alfred, res., 1009 Wall St. .......................
Golden Rule Clothing Co., 315 Main St. ...................
Goodman, Ruth, Mrs., Bakery, 704 Main St. ................
Gorgas, C. A., res., 1714 Joplin St. .....................
Graff, Wm., res., 818 Elm St. ............................
Graham, Carl, res., 918 Main St. .........................
Graham, Mrs., Century Rooms, 510 1/2 Main St. ............
Grass, S. R., res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
Gray, Harry, res., 905 E. 5th St. ........................
Griggsby, Albert, res., 1227 Baker St. ...................
Guinn, H. M., res., 1612 Galena Ave. .....................
Haines, L. J., Druggist, 402 Main St. ....................
Haines, L. J., res., 1203 Wall St. .......................
Hampson, Marie, Miss, res., 610 E. 7th St. ...............
Haner, M. E., res., r.f.d. 4 .............................
Hardiman, U. S., res., r.f.d. 1 ..........................
Hardwick Grocery, 1700 Main St. ..........................
Harmon, Butler, res., r.f.d. 1 ...........................
Harreld, Lottie, Mrs., Commercial Rooms, 110 1/2 W. 7th St.
Harreld, Lottie, Mrs., Denver Rooms, 212 1/2 Main St. ....
Harp, Jas., res., Lowell, Kans. ..........................
Harris, Claude, res., 1119 Wall St. ......................
Harris, C., Ice & Fuel Co., 120 E. 7th St. ...............
Harris, John, Coal and Ice, 801 E. 7th St. ...............
Harrison, T. T., res., 1 mi. N. W. of City ...............
Harvey, H. R., res., r.f.d. 1 ............................
Harvey, Ivan, res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
Harvey, N. T., res., r.f.d. 1 ............................
Hasenplaugh, Dave, res., 719 E. 8th St. ..................
Hayward, Frank, res., r.f.d. 2 ...........................
Helton, Mrs., C., res., 818 Galena Ave. ..................
Helton, Pauline, Miss, 1221 Wall St. .....................
Henderson, J. R., res., 1111 Mineral Ave. ................
Helton, Sadie, Mrs., res., 500 W. 7th St. ................
Herzog, Paul H., res., 910 Galena Ave. ...................
Hill Crest Cemetery, 1 Mi. W. of City ....................
Hobson, E., res., Galena Heights .........................
Hodson, Earl T., res., R.F.D. 1 ..........................
Hoffman, J. E., Garage & Blacksmith Shop, 109-111 N. Main
Hoffman, John E., res., 400 Bellevue .....................
Holden, Harry, res., r.f.d. 2 ............................
Holly, Frank, res., 500 Bellevue Ave. ....................
Holmes, A. S., res., 814 E. 6th St. ......................
Horn Furniture Store, 600-602 Main St. ...................
Horn, Mollie, Mrs., res., 406 E. 7th St. .................
Howell, Grover, res., 1109 Elm St. .......................
Hubbard, Flora, Miss, res., 1105 Elm St. .................
Hubbard, H. H., res., r.f.d. 1 ...........................
Hudgens, Ed, Meat Market, 807 E. 7th St. .................
Hudgens, Ed, res., 721 Mineral Ave. ......................
Hudgens, G. O., res., r.f.d. 1 ...........................
Huff, Pearl, Mrs., res., 115 W. 16th St. .................
I. O. O. F. Lodge Rooms, 720 1/2 Main St. ................
Jackman, E. G., res., 1200 E. 7th St. ....................
Jaco, Lyda, res., 1017 E. 5th St. ........................
Jaqueth & Loucks Garage, 6th and Short St. ...............
Jarrett, Fred P., res., 500 E. 4th St. ...................
Jarrett Gro., 819 Chicago Ave. ...........................
Jarrett, Mary, res., 808 Chicago Ave. ....................
Jarrett, Robin, res., 900 Chicago Ave. ...................
Jarrett, Wm., res., 813 Chicago Ave. .....................
Jeffries, C. W., res., 1/2 Mi. N. of City ................
Johnson, Claude C., res., 1312 Madison Ave. ..............
Johnson, Lillie N. Mrs., res., 1016 Chicago Ave. .........
Jones, Dr. C. H., office 402 1/2 Main St. ................
Jones, Dr. C. H., res. So. of City .......................
Jones, Dr. C. H., res., r.f.d. 3 .........................
Jones Doll & Novelty Co., 114 1/2 Main St. ...............
Jones, Henry, res., 1724 Galena Ave. .....................
Jones, J. L., res., E. 21st St. ..........................
Jones, J. O., res., 1702 Joplin St. ......................
Jones, L. B., res., 1014 Short St. .......................
Jones, Margaret, Miss, res., 710 Galena Ave. .............
Jones, S. M., res., 1220 Madison Ave. ....................
Joplin Globe Office, 412 Main St. ........................
Julien, E. E., Insurance Office, 411 1/2 Main St. ........
Julien, E. E., res., 1019 Joplin St. .....................
Kanmo Jersey Farm, r.f.d. 3 ..............................
Kansas State Telephone Co., The, 111 1/2 E. 1st St.
Chief Operator ...............................
Commercial Department .......................
Trouble Clerk ...............................
Wire Chief ..................................
Work Shop ...................................
Keith, N. L., Rev., res., 920 Galena Ave. ................
Kennedy, Hazel, Mrs., res., 1104 Wall St. ................
Kennedy Nellie, Mrs., res., Galena Heights ...............
Kennedy, R., res., 911 E. 5th St. ........................
Kenworthy, Orville, res., r.f.d. 1 .......................
Kepler Bros. Construction Co., Crestline, Kans. ..........
Keplinger, Mary E., Mrs., res., 1616 Main St. ............
Kersh, M. M., res., 813 E. 5th St. .......................
Keystone Cafe, 319 Main St. ..............................
Kibler, June, res., 511 Joplin St. .......................
King, J. P., Mrs., res., 1725 Joplin St. .................
Kingrey, M. D., res., 703 E. 5th St. .....................
Lamb, H. N., res., 11th & Kellar .........................
Lane, Matt, res., 317 E. 3rd St. .........................
Langford, B. E., res., 913 Joplin St. ....................
Lappie, Wm. S., res., Galena Heights .....................
Lawing, R. R., res., 1006 Galena Ave. ....................
Lea, A. E., res., r.f.d. 3 ...............................
Lea, S. H., res., r.f.d. 3 ...............................
Lea, Wm. H., res., r.f.d. 3 ..............................
Lennon, J. K., Mrs., res., 803 E. 5th St. ................
Lewis, C. B., res., State Line So. of 21st St. ...........
Lewman, J. E., res., 1205 E. 7th St. .....................
Lintner, Robert C., Rev., res., 516 E. 5th St. ...........
Little, Chas., res., 22nd & Main St. .....................
Livingston, Jesse, res., r.f.d. 1 ........................
Livingston, J. G., res., r.f.d. 1 ........................
Livingston, Jim, res., r.f.d. 1 ..........................
Livingston, Lee, res., r.f.d. 1 ..........................
Livingston, Lloyd, res., 612 1/2 Cornwall Ave. ...........
Long, Geo., res., 607 Washington Ave. ....................
Love, Lou, Mrs., res., Galena Heights ....................
Lowdermilk, R. C., Dr., office 415 1/2 Main St. ..........
Lowdermilk, R. C., Dr., res., 418 E. 6th St. .............
Lowell Garage, Lowell, Kans. .............................
Lundy, Geo., res., r.f.d. 4 ..............................
Lyerla, C. A., res., r.f.d. 1. Columbus ..................
Lyon, Lenora, Mrs., 1102 Elm St. .........................
McCartney, Ida, Mrs., res., 1525 Galena Ave. .............
McCartney & Kennedy Drug Co., 611 Main St. ...............
McCartney, L. B., res., 1006 Wall St. ....................
McClaren, Jno. I., res., 1218 Main St. ...................
McClellan, G. B., Dr., office, 402 1/2 Main St. ..........
McCullagh, Jno. L., res., 517 Washington Ave. ............
McGuire, H. M., res., E. 17th St. ........................
McGuire, J. C., res., 2000 Joplin St. ....................
McGuire, N. J., res., 2011 Joplin St. ....................
McKay, Elmer, Mrs., res., Galena Heights .................
McKinney, F. L., Mrs., res., 419 E. 6th St. ..............
McKinney, Willis, Mrs., res., 1808 Main St. ..............
McNelly, L., res., 912 Mineral Ave. ......................
Main Street Garage, The, 213 Main St. ....................
Mallatt, Jos., res., r.f.d. 2 ............................
Mallatt, O. N., res., r.f.d. 2 ...........................
Mallatt, Wm., res., r.f.d. 2 .............................
Manuel, Minnie, Mrs., res., 413 Washington Ave. ..........
Marshall, Henry, res., 615 E. 6th St. ....................
Martin, H. M., Mrs., res., 1100 Main St. .................
Matthews, F. B., res., 1412 E. 13th St. ..................
Mays, E. C., res., 320 Galena Ave. .......................
M. E. Church, 518 Joplin St. .............................
Meggison, J. A., res., 818 Chicago Ave. ..................
Messenger Style Shoppe, 406 Main St. .....................
Metzger, Tony, res., 301 1/2 Main St. ....................
Millikin, P. C., res., 1106 Main St. .....................
Mitchell, Glenn, res., Riverton, Kans. ...................
Mitchell, J. W., res., 906 Euclid Ave. ...................
M. K. & T. R. R. Co., Depot, N. Main St. .................
Moeller, L. K., Lumber Co., Cor. 3rd & Short .............
Moeller, L. K., res., 301 Joplin St. .....................
Moeller, L. V., res., 1116 Main St. ......................
Moeller, Thos., O., res., 1016 Elm St. ...................
Monlux, Geo. C., Mrs., res., 814 Galena Ave. .............
Moody, B. D., res., 1602 E. 13th St. .....................
Moody, Ben H., res., 13th & City Limits ..................
Moore, Allie, Miss, res., 306 1/2 Galena Ave. ............
Moore, Hardware Co., res., 700-702 Main St. ..............
Moore, R. L., res., 702 1/2 Main St. .....................
Moore, W. B., res., 709 E. 6th St. .......................
Moore, W. S., res., 1516 Joplin St. ......................
Morford, A. L., res., 913 Galena Ave. ....................
Morgan, E. B., Attorney, office 600 1/2 Main St. .........
Morgan, E. B., res., 1200 Wall St. .......................
Morgan, E. B., Farm, r.f.d. 3 ...........................
Morrison, Jno. F., res., 917 Galena Ave. .................
Murdock's Service Station, 202 W. 7th St. ................
Murdock, E. J., res., 403 Galena Ave. ....................
Murphy, L. W., res., 720 E. 5th St. ......................
Nation, M. A., res., 906 Galena Ave. .....................
Neely, Earl, res., 1219 Short St. ........................
Neely, Ed, res., r.f.d. 1 ................................
Newberry, J. B., res., 116 Joplin St. ....................
Nigh, Jesse, res., r.f.d. 1 ..............................
Ninth St. Garage, Howard Ellington, 9th & Main St. .......
Ninth St. Ice Co., 900 Main St. ..........................
Oak Hill Cemetery, N. Galena Heights .....................
Ochsenbein, Leo, res., 917 E. eth St. ....................
O'Flynn, J. P., res., 309 Galena Ave. ....................
Osborn, F. A., Grocery, Riverton, Kans. ..................
O. T. Garage, 115-117 E. 7th St. .........................
Oxford Hotel, 607 Joplin St. .............................
Oxford Hotel Annex, 608 1/2 Joplin St. ...................
Painter, Wm., res., r.f.d. 1 .............................
Palmer, E. A., res., 804 Dewey Ave. ......................
Palmer, S. W., Scales Co., 210-214 N. Main St. ...........
Pardee, Jas. B., res., 1117 Main St. .....................
Parks, Geo. W., res., 1524 Main St. ......................
Parman & Peck Gro., 907 Main St. .........................
Patty, C. O., res., r.f.d. 2 .............................
Peerman, A. R., res., 1000 Euclid Ave. ...................
Perkins, Ira C., res., 1013 Short St. ....................
Petty, John, res., W. 16th St. ...........................
Phillips, L. D., Mrs., res., r.f.d. 4 ....................
Phillips, Wallace, F., res., 902 E. 6th St. ..............
Phipps, Ira, res., Galena Heights ........................
Pickett, M. J., res., 719 E. 6th St. .....................
Pinson, Chas., res., 811 Elm St. .........................
Pinson, John, Machine Shop, 205 W. 7th St. ...............
Pinson, John, res., 1020 Joplin St. ......................
Pinson Grocery, 706 Main St. .............................
Pinson, Ward, res., 414 E. 5th St. .......................
Playter, Franklin, res., 1 1/2 Mi. S. W. of City .........
Poole, Henry, res., 1023 Elm St. .........................
Poole, W. H., res., 713 Joplin St. .......................
Porter, Jas., res., r.f.d. 3 .............................
Powell, C. L., res., 1117 Elm St. ........................
Powell, Cylde S., res., 1801 Joplin St. ..................
Powell, Harold, res., 1118 Short St. .....................
Powell, J. L., res., 508 Galena Ave. .....................
Price, E. R., Clothing & Dry Goods, 405 Main St. .........
Price, E. R., res., 723 E. 6th St. .......................
Price, Orin, res., 1205 Elm St. ..........................
P. & T. Grocery, 515 Main St. ............................
Puckett, P. H., res., 707 E. 5th St. .....................
Purkett Laundry & Master Cleaners, 307 Main St. ..........
Qualls, Ira, res., 502 Washington ........................
Raible Bros. Candy Co. Corp., 217 Main St. ...............
Raible's Confectionery, 307 Main St. .....................
Raible, J. E., res., 117 1/2 Main St. ....................
Railway Express Agency Inc., 300 Main St. ................
Rakestraw, Bert, res., 919 Wall St. ......................
Ramm, John, res., r.f.d. 4 ...............................
Raper, Earl, res., 901 Wall St. ..........................
Rathburn, R. R., res., 112 Joplin St. ....................
Rauch, B. C., res., 218 1/2 Main St. .....................
Rauch Mfg., Co., The, 201 N. Joplin St. ..................
Redig, Henry, res., E. 21st St. ..........................
Reed, Clyde, res., 410 E. 5th St. ........................
Reed, J. K., res., r. f. d. 3 ............................
Reuter, Gus, res., 505 E. 5th St. ........................
Rex Billiard Parlor, 317 Main St. ........................
Rhoades, C. T., res., r. f. d. 2 .........................
Rickner, A., res., r. f. d. 4 ............................
Ricksecker, Geo. V., res., 1010 Wall St. .................
Ricksecker, Wm., res., 1201 Main St. .....................
Ritchie, W. L., res., r. f. d. 2 .........................
Riverton High School, Riverton, Kans. ....................
Robertson, J. H., res., 315 Joplin St. ...................
Robertson, Nona, Mrs., Rooms, 807 Main St. ...............
Robeson, C. A., Mrs., 312 E. 7th St. .....................
Robeson, F. T., res., 911 Galena Ave. ....................
Robeson, M. Lumber Co., 111 E. 1st St. ...................
Robeson, M. L., res., 402 E. 5th St. .....................
Roche, Mary, Mrs., 510 E. 4th St. ........................
Rohrbaugh Bros. Tire Co., 117 W. 7th St. .................
Rohrbaugh, C. L., res., Galena Heights ...................
Rohrbaugh, Frank, H., res., Galena Heights ...............
Rook, J. E., Dr. Dentist, 600 1/2 Main St. ...............
Rosel, Dave, res., r. f. d. 1 ............................
Ross, Claude, Plumber, 206 1/2 Main St. ..................
Rothschild, B., & Co., Coal office, 208 W. 7th St. .......
Rowland, E. F., res., 1204 Elm St. .......................
Rowland, Leonard, res., W. 1st St. .......................
Roy, E. S., Mrs., res., 914 Joplin St. ...................
R. & S. Chevrolet Co., 512-514 Main St. ..................
Ruedi, P. J., res., 1003 Short St. .......................
Russell, A. H., res., Galena Heights .....................
Russell, B. F., Jeweler & Optician, 609 Main St. .........
Russell, B. F., res., 1109 Short St. .....................
Ryan, Chas., res., r. f. d. 1 ............................
Ryan, Geo., res., 1115 Short St. .........................
St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. Depot, N. Main St. .........
Sapp, Amber, Mrs., res., 1114 Elm St. ....................
Sapp, E. E., Attorney, office 701 1/2 Main St. ...........
Sapp, Wm. F., Mrs., res., 1302 Main St. ..................
Sater, Bryce, Grocery, 11th & Wood St. ...................
Sater, L. H., Mrs., res., 817 Mineral Ave. ...............
Satterthwaite, F. R., res., r. f. d. 1 ...................
Sawyer, Chas. L., Insurance, office, 215 Main St. ........
Sawyer, Chas. L., res., 410 Galena Ave. ..................
Sawyer, Max, Y., res., 409 Joplin St. ....................
Schermerhorn, Park, S. of City ...........................
Schmidt, Albert, res., 418 E. 5th St. ...................
Schmidt Beauty Shoppe, 406 Main St. ......................
Schmidt Bros. Gro. & Hardware, 316-318 Main St. ..........
Schrader, Margaret, res., 1106 Elm St. ...................
Schreiner, A. D., Attorney, office, 215 1/2 Main St. .....
Schreiner, A. D., res., 1103 Elm St. .....................
Schurlin's Green House, 601 E. 7th St. ...................
Schwartz, Christina, Mrs., res., 1519 Main St. ...........
Scott, Charlotte, Mrs., res., 903 E. 8th St. .............
Seiler, C. H., Mrs., res., 501 Joplin St. ................
Senter, T. C., res., 1112 Main St. .......................
Senter, Wm., res., 516 E. 4th St. ........................
Seventh & Chicago Cash Gro., 818 E. 7th St. ..............
Shaddy, J. E., res., 823 Wood St. ........................
Shaffer, Nels, res., 916 Wall St. ........................
Shetley, W. L., res., 810 Short St. ......................
Sidwell, Clara, Mrs., 514 Washington Ave. ................
Sidwell, H. P., res., 917 Wall St. .......................
Sigman, Sig, res., 601 E. 5th St. ........................
Simmons, A. L., res., Galena Heights .....................
Simmons, Chas., Mrs., res. 1019 Elm St. ..................
Simon, J. R., res., 1004 Short St. .......................
Singletery, Wm., O., Rev., res., 1222 Kellar St. .........
Smith, Ethel, Mrs., res., r. f. d. 3 .....................
Smith, Fred, J., res., 1120 Wall St. .....................
Sneed, M. W., res., 821 Chicago Ave. .....................
Soulen, Lewis, res., 504 Bellevue Ave. ...................
Sours, W. E., res., 1506 E. 13th St. .....................
Sparks, O. W., res., 607 Galena Ave. .....................
Speck, F. W., res., 512 Belleview Ave. ...................
Speedway Station, Riverton, Kans. ........................
Spring Grove School, Cor. 19th & Galena Ave. .............
Squires, C. W., res., 311 E. 7th St. .....................
Stallsmith, Jos., res., 408 E. 4th St. ...................
Stanbough, M. E., res., 210 E. 4th St. ...................
Stapleton, J. S., Rev., res., 518 Washington .............
Starina, A., res., r. f. d. 3 ............................
Starina, C. W., res., r. f. d. 3 .........................
Steely, Annie, Mrs., res., 1416 Amherst ..................
Steely, W. B., res., 1816 Joplin St. .....................
Stephenson's Garage, 7th & Wood St. ......................
Stephenson, Martha A. Mrs., res., 910 Joplin St. .........
Stephenson, Wm. O., res., 813 Wood St. ...................
Stewart Ice & Fuel, office 12th & Mineral ................
Stewart, John, res., 1907 Main St. .......................
Stewart, W. B., res., 4th & Belleview ....................
Stidham, Jno, res., 311 Joplin St. .......................
Stillson, M. S., Carpenter, 112 E. 1st St. ...............
Stone, F. P., res., r. f. d. 1 ...........................
Stone, O. O., res., 915 Euclid Ave. ......................
Stone, W. A., res., 411 Galena Ave. .....................
Stringer, Warren, res., 905 Short St. ....................
Summers, E., res., 3rd & Chicageo Ave. ...................
Swaney, L. M., res., 216 E. 7th St. ......................
Swaney, Nellie, Lawyer, office, 600 1/2 Main St. .........
Swaney, Nellie, Mrs., res., 605 E. 6th St. ...............
Sweeten, D., Mrs., res., 813 Elm St. .....................
Thompson, Ed, res., 806 Elm St. ..........................
Tiarks, E. O., res., 900 Short St. .......................
Tillman, R. R., res., 701 Galena Ave. ....................
Tindall, M., res., r. f. d. 4 ............................
Tryon Market & Grocery, Galena Heights ...................
Turner, G. M., res., 804 Galena Ave. .....................
Ulrich, Ferd, Tailor Shop, 309 Main St. ..................
Ulrich, Ferd, res., 1202 Short St. .......................
Upchurch, Sy, res., 400 E. 7th St. .......................
Upshaw, P. W., Dr., office, 702 1/2 Main St. .............
Upshaw, P. W., Dr., res., 1219 Wall St. ..................
Van Auken, Jas. S., res., 2001 Joplin St. ................
Van Fleet, E., res., 908 Wall St. ........................
Van Leuven, Frank, res., 1119 Short St. ..................
Vanitti, Roy, res., r. f. d. 4 ...........................
Vaughn, Wm., res., 1217 Harvard St. ......................
Wade, Everett, res., 11th & State Line ...................
Wade, Olin, res., State Line .............................
Wade, T. R., Rev., res., 1416 E. 12th St. ................
Wagner, Daisy, Miss, res., 1203 Baker St. ................
Wagoner, Blanche, Miss, res., 410 Joplin St. .............
Walkenshaw, Wm., res., r. f. d. 3 ........................
Walker, Christina, Mrs., res., r. f. d. 1 ................
Walker, C. W., res., 1013 Wall St. .......................
Walker, Wm. J., res., 1018 E. 9th St. ....................
Water Plant, Lowell, Kans. ...............................
Webber, A. W., res., 911 Chicago Ave. ....................
Weilep, E. C., Mrs., res., 1019 Main St. .................
Weir, D. K., res., 514 Galena Ave. .......................
Weiss, Fred, res., r. f. d. 1 ............................
Welch, H. G., res., 816 Short St. ........................
Wenzell, Prudie, Mrs., 1811 Joplin St. ...................
Wescott, S. C., Attorney, office, 403 1/2 Main St. .......
Wescott, S. C., res., 510 E. 5th St. .....................
Western Union Telegraph Co., office, Frisco Depot ........
Weston, Herman, res., 1201 Euclid Ave. ...................
Wheeler, E. R., Druggist, 701 Main St. ...................
Wheeler, E. R., res., 1107 Wall St. ......................
White Eagle Garage, Crestline, Kansas ....................
Whitehead, J. J., res., 515 Washington Ave. ..............
Whitney, Ross., Dr., Chiropractor, 600 1/2 Main St. ......
Wiggins Motor Co., 220 Main St. ..........................
Wiggins Motor Co., Used Car Depot, 500 Main St. ..........
Wilder, Thos. E. res., 1009 E. 5th St. ...................
Willey, C. E., res., r. f. d. 5, Columbus ................
Williams, Claude, res., r. f. d. 3 .......................
Williams, Floyd M., Gro. & Filling Station, 117 N. Main ..
Williams, Floyd M., res., 605 E. 5th St. .................
Williams, Jonathan, res., r. f. d. 4 .....................
Williams, J. W., res., r. f. d. 1 ........................
Williams, Leo, D., res., r. f. d. 1 ......................
Williams, Tina, Mrs., res., 1201 Keller St. ..............
Wilson, A. S., Attorney, office, 600 1/2 Main St. ........
Wilson, A. S., res., 1802 Main St. .......................
Wilson Bros. Dry Goods Co., 417 Main St. .................
Wilson, Jno. & Son Meat Mkt. & Gro., 1117 Euclid Ave. ....
Wimmer, A. W., res., r. f. d. 1 ..........................
Wolfs, Mary, Mrs., res., 920 Wall St. ....................
Workman, G., res., 810 Joplin St. ........................
Worthington Insurance Agency, 600 1/2 Main St. ...........
Worthington, C. G., Mrs., res., 1108 Short St. ...........
Wright, Mary, Miss, res., Lowell, Kans. ..................
Wright, Mary, Miss, res., Lowell, Kans. ..................
Wyatt, Fred, res., 1103 Wall St. .........................
Yount, O. M., res., 809 Joplin St. .......................

Peggy Kreiger GHS'65

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"I Got Those State Fair Gastro-Intestinal Blues"

The funnel on that cake must have been the tailend of a tornado
It must have been the biggest stuffed potato ever out of Idaho
My triple corndog contained three times more corndog than the recommened daily allowance.
The hard lemonade was way too hard
I think those bomb pops had some real bombs inside
Someone forgot to dehorn the elk burger
...

"Keep a Cool Tool, a Firm Worm and Don't Let Your Meat Loaf"
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"Geraldine, the Bus Stop Queen"

Every morning at eight and evening at five
All those workin' boys come alive
Those are the times she's on the scene
Geraldine, the bus stop queen

She's got curves and long, long stems
A shape like a goddess in a museum
I'll get another peek if I have to lean
Geraldine, the bus stop queen

chorus:
Pedal pushers and tight capris
Or some faded old blue jeans
Geraldine, you beat all I've ever seen
Geraldine, the bus stop queen

She's got traffic backed up for miles around
Anybody have a car horn that doesn't sound?
Guys driving in circles and stopping to stare
You'd think it was Marilyn Monroe on the square

bridge:
Hey, somebody loan me a dime
I'm gonna call the help line
I'm addicted to what I've seen
Geraldine, the bus stop queen

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No Care for Bar
by Bryce Martin

To care about Barry Bonds is to care about nothing.

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Drawing on the Left Side of the Television
by Bryce Martin

Jon Nagy really did want you to learn how to draw.

I knew how to draw, I just wanted to get better at it. Nagy had a television show in the late 1950s where you could draw along with him.

Literally.

You placed a transparent sheet of plastic of some sort over the TV screen and, as he suggested, you then drew over the lines he had just drawn. I did the tracing with a grease pencil. It worked fairly well, but thin lines were out of the question. I got the transparent whatever it was from a cousin who had at one time the entire set. Nagy had some kind of drawing kit you could purchase where games such as Monopoly were sold.

The artist was a beatnik, or he at least looked like a beatnik. That look, with the goatee, was in vogue in some circles. The most mainstream example was actor Bob Denver as Maynard G. Krebs on The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. By the time Gilligan's Island rolled around, Denver, as Gilligan, was old hat to us TV veterans.

The method was no use to me at all. First, though it held fairly well to the screen on its own, I still had to press down on a top corner with my left hand to hold the sheet firmly in place. Second, it was way too basic. As I said, I already knew how to draw and this was a step backwards. I had learned on my own that the drawing surface, the material being used to draw on -- even different types of paper -- mattered. The drawing utensil was a huge factor. A fine, sharpened pencil, for example, delivered a different effect than a rounded, worn one.

My Nagy drawing aid quickly ended up with another sheet of TV screen plastic, in File 13 with the tri-color sheet used to simulate color television. That one had green on the lower third, then brown and then blue. You stuck it on your black and white TV screen and on some westerns you'd hit upon a scene where it actually seemed to serve its purpose. Fortunately, or not, westerns made up most of television programming then.

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