Claiborne Jackson and Missouri Civil War split myth
Mo history recalls Claiborne F. Jackson, pro slavery governor of Missouri, who led secessionist forces in 1860 61. He pursued neutrality while clashes rose, then backed Confederacy after Planters House talks, dies 1862 near Little Rock. buried at Arrow Rock.
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Missouri
Floyd G. Shoemaker
Claiborne F. Jackson
John Sappington
Jackson
Claiborne
Howard County
Old Franklin
Arrow Rock
Benton
Confederacy
Union
St. Louis
Price
Snead
Blair
Lyon
Conant
Jeferson City
Gambels Jacksons
Arkansas
New Madrid
Neosho
Wilson's Creek
Springfield
Lexington
Little Rock
Sappington
Thanksgiving poultry demand boosts Chicago sales and subsidies
In a weekly note to poultry raisers the writer highlights Chicago consuming 300,000 turkeys and 1.5 million pounds on Thanksgiving, noting broad national demand for poultry. They credit stable government policies keeping poultry taxed lightly and passing higher prices directly to producers, with 5-pound chickens earning 12 to 15 cents a bird.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Aid of Sportsmen Sought in Wild Turkey Study and Park Enclosures
Missouri Game and Fish News reports the opening of the turkey season and a study of turkey diets by the State Game Department. Hunters are asked to preserve crop and gizzard samples for analysis, while fencing projects enclose state park refuges to protect nesting turkeys. The article also notes fishing progress, duck stamp sales, Audubon Society activities, and wildlife conservation plans nationwide.
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Ozark
State Game Department
Wilbur C. Buford
State Game & Fish Department
Jefferson City
Missouri
Harold L. Blakey
Mudlick Labratory
Piedmont
Deer Run State Park
Indian Trail State Park
Mudlick
Sam A. Baker
Big Spring State Park
Lake-of-the-Ozarks
Biological Survey
Minnesota
Rudolf Bennett
Audubon Society
Emergency Conservation Committee
Frank T. Bell
U. S. Commissioner of Fisheries
Missouri State Planning Board
National Planning Board
Capitol Building
United States
American Game Association
Boy Scouts
Quail
Notice to readers for cash or subscription options
Local notice invites readers to support the paper with cash or a subscription. It emphasizes sustaining the publication and offers details on how to contribute.
New Tennis Trophy Opened at Phoenix Junior College
Phoenix Junior College announces an annual Ed McCalmount Trophy for outstanding tennis achievement. The 16 inch statue will stay with the school and winners receive a smaller replica. Dr. Wyman notes McCalmount's two year impact and honors committee plans.
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Phoenix Junior College
Ed McCalmount
Dean H. B. Wyman
McCalmount
Dr. Wyman
Wayne Fountain
McCalmont
Tau Omega
Wyman
A. Lee Phelps
R. J. Hannelly
E. M. Andres
Myrtle Murdock
Vera E. Kellems
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C. F. Jackson
Missouri Game and Fish News
Turkey
Poestmaster
Audubon Society of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri Academy of Science
U.S. Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Phoenix
Arizona
Blanche Johnson
the McCalmont
Johnson
Burlington
Pullman
Emilie Loring
Missouri Nuggets
Brisbane
Will Rogers
Edward Pickard
Rev. Fitzwater
New York
O. O. McIntyre
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
Uncommon Sense
Jno
Blake
Leader-Record
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