Perry S. Rader Papers, 1889-1931

<P>Perry S. Rader was born November 24, 1859, in Carthage, Missouri. He was the son of the Reverend A.M. and Isabella Rader. Rader attended Central Methodist College (Fayette, Missouri), and later studied law under Judge J.P. Strother in Marshall, Missouri. He served one year as vice principal of the Brunswick (Missouri) School District. Rader became editor and part-owner of the <I>Howard County Advertiser</I> before returning to law. In 1889, he was accepted into the bar and moved to Brunswick. He acquired interest in and became editor of the <I>Weekly Brunswicker</I>. Rader married Bennie Younger in 1889. As an amateur historian, Rader published a number of books and articles on Missouri history.</P>

<P>The collection consists of correspondence and manuscripts written by Rader.</P>

<P>1 folder</P>

<P>Cite as: Perry S. Rader Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.</P>

佩里·S·雷德于1859年11月24日出生于密苏里州的卡萨斯。他是牧师A.M.雷德和伊莎贝拉·雷德的儿子。雷德就读于密苏里州的费耶特中央卫理公会学院，后来在密苏里州的马歇尔在J.P.斯特罗瑟法官的指导下学习法律。他在布鲁宁（密苏里州）学区担任副校长一年。雷德成为《霍华德县广告商》（The Howard County Advertiser）的编辑和部分所有者，之后重返法律界。1889年，他被接受为律师并迁至布鲁宁。他获得了对《每周布鲁宁克人》（The Weekly Brunswicker）的兴趣，并成为该刊物的编辑。雷德于1889年与贝妮·扬格结婚。作为一名业余历史学家，雷德出版了多部关于密苏里州历史的书籍和文章。</P>

<P>该收藏包括雷德撰写的信件和手稿。</P>

<P>1个文件夹</P>

<P>引用格式：佩里·S·雷德档案，密苏里历史博物馆档案，圣路易斯。</P>