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Title
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Out of the East Bottoms
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Description
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Geographical and historical article about the Centropolis and East Bottoms areas of Kansas City. In his "Behind the Lines" column, George Gurley relates some of the reader feedback received about his earlier mis-definition of the geographical boundaries of the East Bottoms, which are said here to be strictly between the Missouri River and the bluffs just south of it in Northeast Kansas City, and bound on the east by Chouteau Trafficway and on the west by Paseo Boulevard. Centropolis and Sheffield are distinguished as being to the south of the Missouri Pacific Railroad tracks.
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Date
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1987-02-12
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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P&G Plans to Open Local Distribution Center
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Description
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Procter & Gamble will open a distribution center for the western United States in Kansas City. It will locate the operation in an existing building at 6900 Stillwell Avenue and plans to employ 30 workers.
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Date
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2004-11-30
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article
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Title
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River Front, Now Firmly Anchored, Was Subject of Long Fight For Possession
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Description
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Article relates the story of a tract of land on the south side of the Missouri River between the ASB Bridge and the Kansas City Power and Light northeast generating plant. The abstract of title for the property states that Berenice Chouteau sold the land to Joseph Guinotte in 1853. The land was formerly an island which became part of the mainland. John Mensing owned the land at one time and made a lifelong fight to retain ownership.
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Date
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1951-05-04
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Object Type
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Newspaper Article