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Champion Brands Increases Private Label Aftermarket Opportunities of Packaged ...

Albany Times Union - Feb 17, 2012
Champion promises a total commitment to quality in every aspect of the blending, packaging and distribution of its products Located in Clinton, Missouri, just 75 miles southeast of Kansas City, Champion's 450000 square foot plant accommodates more than ...

KOAM TV 7 Joplin and PittsburgTracker Marine moving 100+ jobs away from Miami ...

KOAM-TV - Feb 2, 2012
The City of Miami confirmed today that over the next few months Tracker Marine Group is moving production of their TAHOE line to a facility in Clinton, Missouri. Tracker Marine is offering these employees jobs at the Clinton facility.

Stay Warm with Lucas Oil Speedway this Weekend

WhoWon.com - Feb 15, 2012
Saturday and Sunday Lucas Oil Speedway will also be participating in the 32nd Annual Home and Lifestyle Show in Clinton, Missouri. If you are in the Clinton area, stop by and visit our booth in the Benson Convention Center Saturday from 10am-4pm, ...

Mary Ellen Buddy

Dodge City Daily Globe - Feb 3, 2012
Mrs. Buddy is survived by two sons, Edward P. Buddy of Bethany, Oklahoma, and Charles F. Buddy of Dodge City, Kansas; a daughter, Ellen Buddy Fetterolf of Ridgway, Colorado; a brother, William O'Herin of Clinton, Missouri; four grandchildren; ...

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Englewood Cemetery, 1885-1993, Henry County, Clinton, Missouri

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by: Jean Rentchler Swann

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Englewood Cemetery 1885-1997 Henry County Clinton, Missouri

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Clinton Iowa

(Paperback)
by: Clinton County Historical Society
Since settlers first touched upon its shores in 1835, the city of Clinton, Iowa has evolved from a humble trading post on the Mississippi River into a vibrant city of thriving commerce, majestic homes, and riverfront splendor. Once the largest lumber milling center in the world, Clinton has long possessed a rich cultural heritage and a pioneering spirit. This book documents and explores the history of this proud community through a unique collection of historical photographs.
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