Missouri Game and Fish Hones Stream Dam Rules
Missouri's Game and Fish Department will intensify enforcement of stream obstruction rules, requiring fish ladders or dam removal if not met. Violators face fines, and fishermen will assist in locating obstructions. The report covers pollution control, wildlife care, and a summary of the black perch sunfish, its habitat, feeding, and breeding traits. It also notes pheasant egg distribution totaling over 100,000 since 1927 and historic conservation education.
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Birth of Stephen Hempstead and early Missouri ties
This week in Missouri history highlights Stephen Hempstead born May 6 1754 in New London Connecticut who became a long time Missouri resident and pioneer of St. Louis. His sons Edward and Stephen Jr moved to Missouri with Edward serving as Missouri Territory’s first delegate to Congress and Stephen Jr engaging in fur trade before his death in 1873. Hempstead helped promote the Presbyterian Church and greeted Lafayette in 1825 alongside Mayor William Carr Lane and Col. Auguste Chouteau. He died October 3 1831 at age 77, remembered as an exemplary life by the St. Louis Beacon.
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Louisiana Territory
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Calloway County
Stead
Bellefontaine Cemetery
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Pierre Chouteau
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Auguste Chouteau
Bunker Hill
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North River
George Washington
Nathan Hale
Long Island
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Mary Lewis
Edna
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Thomas
Marie Lisa
Col Henry Gratiot
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Marketing Poultry Raisers Seek Early 4-Pound Chickens
Letter from W. F. Priebe to poultry raisers requests marketing eggs and production input. He notes interest in obtaining 4-pound chicks as soon as possible for better market pricing. Emphasizes keeping birds healthy and providing space to grow.
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W. F. Priebe
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