

Marble shooters fondly recall game of the past
This story was published in the Hannibal, Missouri, Courier-Post on Aug. 22, 1979. Marble champion Adair Holliday posed for a portrait in...


Hannibal native a hero during 1893 ‘Disaster in D.C.’
Ethelbert Baier is pictured in the Boston Globe on April 16, 1911. He was a candidate for police commissioner. newspapers.com This...


Judge Totsh’s first view of Hannibal: Frozen river
Linda Ham Thompson shared this photo of the Hannibal Police Department, circa 1904. John H. Totsch, who served most of his career in...


90-year-old shopkeeper makes music his business
MARY LOU MONTGOMERY Hannibal Courier-Post Archives Sept. 25, 2010 The Midwesterners, a Hannibal band, play on a WTAD radio program...


One family, two sheriffs, fight against ‘mad’ dogs
J.T. O’Connor, pictured front row, third from the left, (with the beard) was city marshal when this picture of members of the Hannibal...


Hannibal doctor’s promise: ‘Cures guaranteed or the money refunded’
This undated Hannibal (Mo.) Courier-Post photo shows demolition in progress of the historic “Green House” which was located on the west...


Prof. Leo Baier: ‘A gentleman of education, thought and research’
Advertisement promoting Hannibal College, under the leadership of Rev. Leo Bailer. Hannibal Clipper Aug. 24, 1875. Accessed via the...


1901 progressive dinner: ‘a novelty in the line of entertainment’
MARY LOU MONTGOMERY Imagine this scene from Monday, January 21, 1901: Six friends from Hannibal’s high school, now in their early 40s,...


Robert D. Brewington 1894: Oldest Odd Fellow
This advertisement from the Missouri Courier newspaper dates R.D. Brewington’s business presence in Hannibal to Jan. 1, 1852. Source:...


Bixby, Oklahoma Ford dealer's quick thinking saved Shorty Lowman's leg: 1920
Shelton R. Lowman is pictured with a bull on his farm south of Bixby circa 1940. Lowman was kicked by a bull in 1941, and died of...