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From the Morgue
The Southeast Missourian's resident historian Sharon K. Sanders blogs about interesting pieces of local history pulled from the newspaper's morgue -- the place where our old editions are kept.
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Christmases past
Posted Tuesday, December 20, 2016, at 12:00 AM
In the spirit of the season, I dug up a couple of articles dealing with the way Christmas was celebrated in years past. Here's hoping you and yours have a very merry Christmas.
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