Black Bass Domination in Missouri Waters Flagged
Missouri Game and Fish official G M Kirby promotes the large mouth and small mouth black bass as top native game fish. He notes their wide range, size up to eight pounds, feeding on crayfish minnows and live fish, and explains spawning in spring with male nests and risks from muddy water. Also covered are habitat needs, pond stocking cautions, and park license rules at Bennett Spring and Roaring River for trout fishing funding.
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Missouri Game and Fish News
G. M. Kirby
Missouri Game and Fish Department
Kirby
Missouri
Bass
Bennett Spring
Roaring River
State Park Board
Dallas
Laclede
Roaring River State Park
Barry
Easter Sunday brings union for Thora Thudium and Quen tin Clubine
Miss Thora Thudium and Quen tin Clubine married last Saturday at Linneus. A lively old time charivari followed the ceremony as neighbors and friends gathered to celebrate. Various locals visited relatives and helped with family chores over the holiday weekend.
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Thora Thudium
Quentin Clubine
Linneus
Albert Dodge
Dodge
Perry Baker
Susie Ashbrook
Ora Mott
Will Burkholder
Luster Burkholder
Tom Gall
Clyde Belzer
Ray Bauer
Orville Thudium
Vern
Thudium
Elvis Martin
Oll Morris
Chicago
Luther Lauck
Death of Noted Artist Chester Harding
This week in Missouri history notes Chester Harding later became a leading American portraitist. He arrived in St Louis in 1819 a penniless immigrant after pawned belongings funded the trip from Ohio. A Governor Clark introduction secured his first St Louis portrait commission and he soon painted constantly, rising from a modest start to national renown.
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Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
St. Louis
Chester Harding
America
Ohio
Mound City
William Clark
Territory of
Harding
Chester Harding a Frontiersman Portrait Artist Biography
A historical portraitist Chester Harding rose from poverty in Conway Massachusetts to paint notable figures. He carved a living at St Louis and Boston, painted Daniel Boone in 1819, studied in London, and later earned acclaim in Paris Kentucky and Ohio before settling in Springfield Massachusetts. Harding died April 1 1866 and left a lasting artistic legacy.
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Harding
St. Louis
North Main Street
Daniel Boong
St. Charles
Boone
Europe
London
America
Boston
England
Springfield
Mass
Chester Harding
Conway
Hardings
New York
Chester
Caroline Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Paris
Kentucky
Philadelphia Academ
Hing
Ohio
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