She was from Missouri : the World's Fair song hit.

She Was from Missouri : The World’s Fair Song Hit. 2000. Chicago (225 Washington Steet) : Will Rossiter, publisher, Class, Race, and Sheet Music at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, accessed February 11, 2026, https://digitalexhibits.library.wustl.edu/s/lpemusic/item/35487

Title: She was from Missouri : the World's Fair song hit.
Description: Principally a collection of lyrics to popular songs, including She was from Missouri. Also includes two songs with piano.; Other titles listed on T.p., but not included in the collection: In the fall-fall-fall ; That's it.; T.p. ill. signed by Grover: cartoon of ragtag marching band.
Subject: Publisher -- Rossiter, Will.; Meeting -- Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.) Songs and music.; Topical -- Songs with piano.; Topical -- Popular music--United States--Texts.
Publisher: Chicago (225 Washington Steet) : Will Rossiter, publisher
Date: c1904
Identifier: To view complete item as a PDF:; https://archive.org/details/b10320453
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Table Of Contents: Complete songs: Dainty Daisy Day / W. R. Williams -- Though we part I'll not forget you / W. R. Williams.; Lyrics only: She was from Missouri -- Your place is in the meadows, Nell -- Meet me in St. Louis, Louis -- On the garden wall -- Life ain't worth living when you're broke -- Navajo -- Your blessing mother we prize best of all -- You're as welcome as the flowers in May -- The man with the ladder and the hose -- I wonder how the devil got in Eden -- Just because I'm from Missouri -- The arrow and the maid -- My love of bygone days -- My rose -- When spring comes by -- Bedelia -- I'm goin' back to old Missouri -- The song that I hear in my dreams -- Two eyes of brown -- If you can't be a bell-cow, fall in behind -- John would never do that -- When the circus comes to town -- In the springtime, Annie dear -- Hiawatha -- Contrary Mary -- Vacation time was only meant for coons -- Ella.

Item sets: Sheet Music from the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition

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