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Finding aid available.
Cite as: Rose-Uhri Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2421
Ross-Gould List & Letter Co. (St. Louis, Missouri).
Advertising circular, circa 1916. 1 item
Includes a reproduction of an article from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, September 17,
1916, titled “Ross-Gould Firm Gets New Home in Steinberg Building.”
Cite as: Ross-Gould List & Letter Co. Advertising Circular, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A1324
Rotary Club of Saint Louis (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Membership records, 1929-1950. 10 volumes
Committee reports on membership; membership proposal cards. Numerically arranged
volumes; no. 1-8, 10-11. There is no number 9.
Cite as: Rotary Club of Saint Louis Membership Records, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A2379
Rozier, Edgar J.
Papers, 1910-1911. 8 items
Collection includes membership card of Edgar J. Rozier in the Edgewater Club, St. Joseph,
Michigan, for the year 1911; printed prospectus of the Flat River Mining Company, St. Louis,
Mo., circa 1911 (8 pages); letter signed W.H. Mayfield, The Mayfield Sanitarium, 920 North
Taylor Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., to Edgar J. Rozier, February 17, 1911, offering to sell his
holdings in the Flat River Mining Company (letterhead and envelope include illustrations of the
sanitarium); typescript letter signed L. Bertram Cady, L. Bertram Cady Company, tailors, 421
Olive Street, St. Louis, to Mr. E.J. Rozier, 4451 Westminster Place, St. Louis, March 16, 1911,
promoting the company’s products; state of Missouri County Resident Hunter’s License issued
to Edgar Rozier, authorizing him to hunt in Washington County, November 1, 1910; typescript
letter of Wetzel, tailors, New York, to Edgar Rozier, St. Louis, Mo., informing Rozier of David
Rice’s upcoming visit to St. Louis; printed card of Wetzel announcing David Rice’s appearance
at the Planters Hotel, St. Louis, Mo.; and receipt of Morgens Bros. C. & D. Co. [Morgens Bros.
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.], 3407-3409-3411 Olive St., to Mr. E. Rozier (letterhead includes
illustration of building).
Cite as: Edgar J. Rozier Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1325
Rozier Family.
Papers, 1806-1900; 1923-1934. 1 box; 1 volume (approximately 200 items)
Papers include genealogical information, clippings regarding Rozier family; receipts and
notes to John Audubon, 1810, 1814; Rozier family correspondence to Francois Rozier, Nantes,
France, regarding family matters, education of children, business (i.e. skins, mines); document
signed Ferdinand Rozier, September 11, 1820, order for night patrol to prohibit slaves from
running at large, Ste. Genevieve; Ferdinand Rozier, various places, to family regarding family
and business; “Rules and conditions under which all peaceable persons will be admitted to work
on the lands of the subscribers,” Decemer 6, 1826, handwritten document outlining 11 conditions