Feature Articles
- “Watch Adair Kounty Klan Grow”: The Second Ku Klux Klan in Kirksville, Missouri, 1923–1925, by Jason McDonald
- French Law and Marriage in Early Missouri Courts: Roswell Field Argues St. Louis History, by Sharon K. Person
- St. Louis vs. Chicago: The Water Pollution Case of 1900–1906, by Loring Bullard
From the Stacks
Research Center–Columbia
- The 1918 Journal of E. Lansing Ray, by John Brenner
Book Reviews
- Nuked: Echoes of the Hiroshima Bomb in St. Louis, by Linda C. Morice
Reviewed by John M. Findlay - Skywalks: Robert Gordon’s Untold Story of Hallmark’s Kansas City Disaster, by R. Eli Paul
Reviewed by Steve Paul - Eating Up Route 66: Foodways on America's Mother Road, by T. Lindsay Baker
Reviewed by Rebecca Sharpless - Up South in the Ozarks: Dispatches from the Margins, by Brooks Blevins
Reviewed by Robert S. Weise - Keep It Old-Time: Fiddle Music in Missouri from the 1960s Folk Music Revival to the Present, by Howard Wight Marshall
Reviewed by Christopher Goertzen - The Racial Integration of the American Armed Forces: Cold War Necessity, Presidential Leadership, and Southern Resistance, by Geoffrey W. Jensen
Reviewed by Thomas A. Guglielmo
Book Notes
- The Caterpillar Dogs and Other Early Stories, by Tennessee Williams, edited with an introduction by Tom Mitchell
- Lost Attractions of the Ozarks, by Tim Hollis
- A Guide to Midwestern Conversation, by Taylor Kay Phillips
- Voice of the Community: KOPN’s First Fifty Years, by Margot McMillen
- More than Ordinary: Early St. Louis Artist Anna Maria Von Phul, by Hattie Felton
- On the Pony Express Trail: One Man’s Bikepacking Journey to Discover History from a Different Kind of Saddle, by Scott Alumbaugh
News in Brief
Cover Description
George Thompkins with Farmall at the gas pumps, Boonesboro, Missouri, January 1955. [Burford Leon Royston Collection, CA6685]