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Extensive damages, no injuries at Minnesota Avenue fire
(Local News ~ 01/01/10)
A Thursday night fire at 523 S. Minnesota Ave. in Cape Girardeau was determined to be accidental, according to the Cape Girardeau Fire Department. Crews responded to the home at approximately 11:43 p.m. where they observed heavy smoke and fire pushing out the back of the structure. All residents of the home were outside upon the fire department's arrival and no one was injured...
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Gas prices down in Missouri in 2009
(Local News ~ 01/01/10)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Gas prices in Missouri slipped some in 2009 from the previous year even though they've climbed a bit in recent weeks. AAA Missouri reported Thursday that the annual average price for self-service, regular gasoline in Missouri was $2.17 in 2009. That compares to $3.16 in 2008...
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Police agencies report little drunken driving on New Year's Eve
(Local News ~ 01/01/10)
Cape Girardeau County deputies made one drunken driving arrest over the New Year's holiday Thursday and Friday and cited four minors for possessing alcohol.
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Out of the past 1/1/010
(Out of the Past ~ 01/01/10)
Courtney Paul, daughter of Richard and Reatha Paul of New Hamburg, Mo., was the first baby born in the new year in Cape Girardeau. Judith Ann Crow retires after 34 years as the Southeast Missourian newspaper's resident drama critic, feature writer, and librarian; she will continue to do reviews for Southeast Missouri State University theater productions as well as other community drama groups...
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Limbaugh: Tests show no ailments after chest pain
(Local News ~ 01/01/10)
HONOLULU (AP) -- Conservative talk radio show host Rush Limbaugh said Friday tests showed nothing was wrong with his heart after he was hospitalized with chest pains. Limbaugh, 58, was released from The Queen's Medical Center two days after he was rushed there during a vacation. Doctors said he did not have a heart attack or heart disease...
- Capaha Park aerial 1940s (Local News ~ 01/01/10)
- Capaha Park aerial early 1960s (Local News ~ 01/01/10)
- Gen. Evangeline Booth at Arena 1940 (Local News ~ 01/01/10)
- Broadway photo illustration 1935 (Local News ~ 01/01/10)
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Juden School
(Local News ~ 01/01/10)
Juden School was closed when the Nell Holcomb R-4 School District was created in 1960.
- Nature takes cypress in its prime (Local News ~ 01/01/10)
- Scott County cypress tree montage 1946 (Local News ~ 01/01/10)
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Iona School
(Local News ~ 01/01/10)
Iona School was established in 1891. It was situated off Route V west of the Highway 177 intersection at the southeast edge of Trail of Tears State Park. The school was closed and the district became part of the Nell Holcomb R-4 School District which opened in 1960. The Iona School building no longer exists.
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