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• 001 – Route 53, Butler County
• 002 – Route 42, Butler County

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• 003 – Butler County, Project No. 59, Location of Roadway is along left of telephone line.
• 004 – April 27, 1921, Butler County, Project No. 59, Blood Black River at bridge

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• 005 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 90., Stoddard County, Looking East – Sta. 682 (Wahite)
• 006 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 90, .Stoddard County, East from Sta. 687

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• 007 – U.S.Route 60 – Federal Aid Project 118B, Stoddard Co., 2½ Mi. E. of Essex.
• 008 – Route 60 Stoddard Co., Equaliser & Rip Rap

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• 009 – Route 25 – Federal Aid Project 211-A, Stoddard County, 2 Miles South of Dexter
• 0010 – July 6, 1923, Stoddard County, Wahite Bridge

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• 0011 – July 6, 1923, Stoddard County, Wahite Bridge, 118A
• 0012 – Stoddard County, 118-B Bridge

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• 0013 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 93., Scott County, 4 Miles East of Sikeston
• 0014 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 92., Scott County, 1 Miles West of Sikeston

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• 0015 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 90., Stoddard County, 1 Mile East of Gray’s Ridge.
• 0016 – U.S.Route 60 – Federal Aid Project 118C, Stoddard County, 1¾ Mi. E. of Essex., 9’ Concrete & 7’ Gravel

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• 0017 – Route 25 – Federal Aid Project 211-A., Stoddard County, 1½ Mile South of Dexter
• 0018 – U.S.Route 60 – Federal Aid Project 179, Stoddard County, ½ Mile East of Dexter

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• 0019 – Route 60, Stoddard County
• 0020 – Route 60, Stoddard County, West of Duley

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• 0021 – Route 25 – Federal Aid Project 211-A, Stoddard County, 1 Mile South of Dexter
• 0022 – R 25 – Federal Aid Project 211A., Stoddard County, ½ Mile South of Dexter

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• 0023 – Route 42, Ripley County
• 0024 – Ripley County, Overlooking Doniphan

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• 0025 – Route 42, Ripley County, Note road in center background
• 0026 – Junction of Route 42 & 21, Ripley County

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• 0027 – Route 42, Ripley County, East of Doniphan.
• 0028 – Route 42, Ripley County, East of Doniphan.

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• 0029 – Route 42, Ripley County, West of Doniphan.
• 0030 – Route 42, Ripley County, East of Doniphan.

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• 0031 – Route 67, Butler County, 5 Miles North of Poplar Bluff
• 0032 – Route 67, Butler County, North of Poplar Bluff

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• 0033 – Route 67, Butler County, Note cut made for road.
• 0034 – Route 67, Butler County

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• 0035 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 91., New Madrid County, 3 Miles West of Sikeston.
• 0036 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 91., New Madrid County, ½ Mile West of Morehouse

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• 0037 – U.S.Route 60. – Sec. 91., New Madrid County, 1 Mile East of Morehouse.
• 0038 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 91., New Madrid County, 3 Miles West of Sikeston.

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• 0039 – U.S.Route 60 – Sec. 91, New Madrid County, 4 Miles West of Sikeston.
• 0040 – Project 40 New Madrid County, Route 61, New Madrid

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• 0041 – Cutting drainage ditch across Route 61, New Madrid County
• 0042 – Route 61., New Madrid County, Federal Aid Project 15

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• 0043 – Mississippi County, Missouri, Project #7-A, Curve #3. Station 739, Method of using finishing machine on curves, Inside built by hand, F.W. Sayers, Res. Eng.
• 0044 – December 12, 1921, Project 7A, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 16’ – 2 course concrete, Station 1314+00, Details: Using Incline, Note crevasted piling timber in place, Incline paved with rubble stone.

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• 0045 – April 1, 1922, Project 7A, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 16’ -2 Course Concrete, Station – 1314+00, Details: Showing damage done to shoulder by high water of of Mississippi River
• 0046 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Ready for steel, Bridge Station 1197+52.

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• 0047 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Looking East from Station 560, J.W. Sayers Res. Eng.
• 0048 – April 1, 1922, Project 7-A, Mississippi County, Cario – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 16’ – 2 Course Concrete, Station 1309 + 00, Details: Mississippi River, Water off road, Only damage was to shoulder.

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• 0049 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, South Allotment Bridge, Station 1198 + 52, Bayers, Project Engineer
• 0050 – March 22, 1922, Project 7A, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 16’ – 2 Course Concrete, Station 1309 + 00, Details: Looking toward River, Mississippi River, Flood water over road 12”

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• 0051 – March 23, 1922, Project 7A, Mississippi County, Cario Poplar Bluff, 16’ – 2 Course Concrete, Station: 1312 + 00, Details: Boat going over road
• 0052 – Project 7A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Constructing Culvert #23 @ Sta 1232 + 40, Picture shows 52’ of 30” vitrified pipe blocked in place to line and grade, Pipe is placed on an 8” x 6’ x 54’ concrete slab with 117’ of 8” foundation from down to solid ground to make culvert and fill safe, Drain tile was also placed on with sides of foundation.

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• 0053 – Project #7A, Mississippi County – Missouri, 52’ of 30” Vit. Pipe, Culvert #23 @ station 1232 + 40, Pipe to line and grade on 8”, Cxton Order #15 concrete foundation, Not drain tile
• 0054 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Pouring bottom half of footing., South Allotment bridge, Station 1197 + 52

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• 0055 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Building forms and placing steel in Bridge Allotment, Station 1197 + 52
• 0056 – Project #7A, Mississippi County, Missouri, 30 Ton test on. 40’ Pile, .03’ settlement @ End 24 hours

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• 0057 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, 15 Ton test Riding on 40’ pile., Test showed no settlement @ end of 24 hours.
• 0058 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, North Allotment bridge, Station 1197 + 52

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• 0059 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Bridge Station 1997 + 52
• 0060 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Looking East from Sta. 673, Shoulder not completed, Loads would call for 2 – to 3 teams to each wagon on old road.

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• 0061 – December 2, 1921, Project 7-A, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, 16’ – 2 Course Concrete, Station: 1300 + 59, Details: 8’ + 5’ Box Culvert, To be used as equalizer during flood stage of Mississippi River.
• 0062 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Taken from Station 1317 + 88, Picture Shows Rubble pouring and Riprap completed to Sta. 1316

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• 0063 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Mississippi River Incline
• 0064 – March. 21, 1922, Project 7A, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, 16’ – 2 Course Concrete, Station 1302 + 00, Details: Flood water causing no damage to road

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• 0065 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Location of (?) @ Mississippi River, River at Elevation of 290.
• 0066 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Missouri, Mississippi River Incline., Unloading barge of stone, rubble paving, grading &, Riprap was started at Elev. of 290, Station 1317 + 88.

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• 0067 – Project #7-A, Mississippi County, Looking East from station 582, This place was impassable to auto traffic during winter & spring months 1919-1920, Road, shoulders & side ditches completed.
• 0068 – June 17, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete – 7’ gravel, Station 437 + 00, Details: West half of railroad approach completed

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• 0069 – May 5, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cario - Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete 7’ Gravel, Station 128 + 00, Details: (?) base to grade gravel being placed.
• 0070 – April 19, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ concrete 7’ gravel, Station 170 + 00, Details: Forms in place for 9 concrete pavement (?) in Bertrand, Missouri

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• 0071 – March 5, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cairo to Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete 7’ Gravel, Station: 345 + 00, Details: 15 ton test on piling at bridge silt station, 345 + 00 30 ton test, fixture no good
• 0072 – May 5, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete 7’ Gravel, Station 128 + 00, Details: Showing method of placing gravel. Boxes hold 2 cu. yds.

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• 0073 – May 5, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete 7’ gravel, Station: 128 + 00, Details: After pavement has had proper curing. Industrial truck is placed on some. Sub base for gravel is prepared and grade is hauled to place as shown.
• 0074 – June 23, 1922, Project 7B, Mississippi County, Cairo – Poplar Bluff, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete – 7’ gravel, Station: 458 + 10, Details: Forms in place, sub grade ready for concrete.

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• 0075 – Project 199, Dunklin County, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete – 7’ Gravel, May 18, 1923, Station: 152 + 00, Details: Placing concrete on damp sub – grade., Reinforcing steel is held in place with special spacers.
• 0076 – Project 199, Dunklin County, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete – 7’ Gravel, May 18, 1923, Details: Using straight edge on finished surface.

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• 0077 – Project 199, Dunklin County, Type of Pavement: 9’ Concrete – 7’ Gravel, May 18, 1923, Station: 152 + 00, Details: Concrete is spread with shovels to as near the (?) as possible before finishing machine (strikes?) (same?) off.
• 0078 – no info

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• 0079 – no info
• 0080 – (?) (?), Madison
• 0081 – Madison

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• 0082 – 101B, Madison
• 0083 – 101B,  Madison, Hammick Hill
• 0084 – 203 A, Madison

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• 0085 – 203 A, Madison
• 0086 – 203A, Madison, St. Francis R.
• 0087 – R. 70. S. 4, Madison
• 0088 – R. 70 S. 4, Madison

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• 0089 – 2 Mile Bridge, Madison
• 0090 – R. 70 S. 4, Madison
• 0091 – R. 9 S. 97, Madison

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• 0092 – R. 9 S. 98​​​​​​​, Madison
• 0093 – R9 5. 101A, Bollinger​​​​​​​

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• 0094 – 9-101-A, Little Whitewater Bridge, Putting in weep-hole pipe, Bollinger Co.
• 0095 – R.9.S. 101A, White Water Bridge, Sta. 346, Route 9 – Bollinger County

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• 0096 – R. 9. S. 102 A, Bollinger
• 0097 – R. 9 S. 102A, Bollinger​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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• 0098 – R. 9 S. 102A, Bollinger, Spreading Burlap
• 0099 – Project 101B, Madison, Lone Star Route, Fredericktown, Mo., Postcard