Jade Earrings Tale Bridges Twenty Years At Strathmore
A Missouri history feature recounts Daniel Ralls dying after voting in 1820 Missouri Senate elections, Benton’s victory aided by a French voter, and Ralls’s legacy named Ralls County. It blends archival lore with Strathmore School memory and a romantic revival, ending with a reflection on hunting and manners in Missouri.
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Taney County
Ozark Hills
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