On verso: "Grandmother Wilson's brother. He was Grandmother Martha Eliz Wilson Crawford's uncle."]]>
Lyrics depict the singer's belief in the importance of having money on hand at all times. Cover image depicts border with man and woman on sides with trumpeter at the top.]]>
Cartoon dedication: "To Adlai Stevenson, With warm regards and much admiration, Art Bimrose Portland Oregonian"]]>
On verso: "Harry McKinney, son of Bertha Walker McKinney, of Boston. He was kidnapped and never heard from again.]]>
The plaque reads: "In Memory of George Rogers Clark; and his faithful companions in arms who by their enterprise courage devotion and sagacity won the Illinois country for the commonwealth of Virginia and so for the American Legion this monument has been erected in the name of a grateful people by the Illinois Chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution; 1907"]]>
On verso: "Mendota, Ills. Born Oct. 10, 1799; Died July 14, 1875; Married Emeline Castle; Children Philo, George, Jerusha. Willard Graves became a wealthy man. He went to S. America when young. He brought back to U.S. considerable gold secluden in hidden layers in a trunk. He donated his home for a Mendota Library. He was always considered a very good man."]]>
Lucas was a lawyer and a politician who served in the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate, and was Senate Majority Leader, 1948-1950. Morse served four consecutive terms in the United States Senate, beginning as a Republican in 1945, changing to Independent in 1952, and joining the Democratic Party in 1955.]]>