Death of Denton Jacques Snider
This week in Missouri history notes the life of Denton Jacques Snider a prolific Missouri author and lecturer known as the Writer of Books. Born 1841 in Ohio he studied at Oberlin and taught in St Louis after Civil War becoming a key figure in the St Louis Movement and founder of a universal culture association. He published many works under Sigma Publishing and remained an unpaid teacher for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Denton Jacques Snider
Chicago
Bellefontaine
St. Louis
Dr. Snider
Kirkwood
William Harvey Miner
Cabanne
Goethe
Mount Gilead
Ohio
John R
Catherine (Prather) Snider
Indiana
Snider
Iberia College
Oberlin College
Christian Brothers’ College
Henry C. Brockmeyer
William Torrey Harris
U. S
Brockmeyer
Hegel
Harris
Sigma Publishing Company
William T. Harris
Concord, Mass
Denton J. Snider
Missouri quail stock and wildlife report from 1932
The Missouri Game and Fish Department purchased 1,000 quail from Windsor hatcheries for state parks and sportsmen groups. A hen quail produced 137 eggs in 1952, with aims to reach 170 eggs. The report covers closed seasons in several counties, forthcoming 1932 activity summary, and wildlife resource notes including ducks, rabbits, squirrels, and deer along with hunting regulations and seasonal dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowsend Godsey
Missouri Game and Fish Department
Missouri
Windsor
E. E. Breisch
State Park
Bureau of Public Information
James River
Shoal Creek
Wilson Creek
Lake of the Ozarks
Department
Wolves Taken Near Big Spring State Park in Carter County
A state federal pre datory animal control worker captured four wolves near Big Spring State Park in Carter County. Earlier, trappers took five wolves one bobcat and five coyotes in Missouri with coyotes from Dade and Atchison Counties. An additional four wolves were taken in Carter County and a fifth in Reynolds County. The Ozark Playgrounds Association annual meeting is planned for Joplin on November 22. Ben D Reynolds, press head, says he is not a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring State Park
Carter County
Missouri
Dade
Atchison
Ozark Playgrounds Associ
Joplin
Ben D. Reynolds
Women and Men Welcome to Afternoon Tea Spreads
A historical note on hostess trends shows both women and men enjoying afternoon tea with pastries and varied spreads. It suggests plans for a crowd with bland to pungent to sweet fillings, plus a thrifty scrambled eggs hint for leftover rubbe lingers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middle West
Iowa
Illinois
W.f.priebs
Game and Fish News
State Games and Fish Department
Stone
Leelede
Harrison
Bates
Maries
Knox
Johnson
Andrew, Davies
Cass
Ozark and
Ouachita Mountain Regions
Coneco Travel Bureau
Denver
Colorado
Reynolds County
Ly Harri
Dean
Loi li
Browning, Missouri
North West
Burton & Cooper
Fern D. Carter, Auctioneer
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