matt blunt was the 55th governor of missouri.
matt blunt was the 55th governor of missouri.
who was the 55th governor of missouri?
matt blunt
the town has a lending library, the de soto public library.









































section::::notable people.









































bullet::::- jay nixon, 55th governor of missouri and former state attorney general









































bullet::::- thomas clement fletcher, governor of missouri









































bullet::::- whitey ford, comedian known as "the duke of paducah"









































bullet::::- mel bay's childhood home "publisher of music instructional manuals and sheet music"









































bullet::::- michael h. hall, wisconsin state assemblyman









































bullet::::- juanita hamel, newspaper illustrator and writer









































bullet::::- frank wilcox, actor









































bullet::::- burdette johnson, numismatist









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- city website









































bullet::::- de soto railroad employee's memorial park









































bullet::::- rootsweb history of de soto
de soto, missouri
bullet::::- arthur k. atkinson (19 october 1891–?) president of the wabash railroad in the mid-20th century. member of university city lodge no. 649, missouri.









































bullet::::- george w. atkinson (29 june 1845 – 4 april 1925) tenth governor of west virginia. raised in kanawha lodge no. 20, charleston, west virginia 12 october 1866. grand master of west virginia in 1876 and grand secretary of the grand lodge of west virginia from 1897 to 1901.









































bullet::::- william yates atkinson (11 november 1854 – 8 august 1899) 55th governor of georgia.
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