Zagonyi's Charge at Springfield in Missouri History
A historical account notes Major Charles Zagonyi leading Fremont's bodyguard in a bold October 25 1861 charge against Missouri State Guard forces near Springfield. The sprint from north of town into Springfield, fierce skirmishes and street actions, and the subsequent withdrawal after roughly 15 killed 27 wounded and 10 missing are summarized with emphasis on the improvised unit and its commemorative 1931 University Club marker in Springfield.
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Missouri
Sterling Price
Fremont
Pomme de l’ Terre
Sprigfield
Springfield
Zagonyi
Boliver
Frank J. White
Prairie Scouts
Mount Vernon Road
City of State
St. Louis
State Guards
War Department
Washington
David Hunter
Hunter
Rolla
University Club of
Springfeld
Corn Husking Event Offers Listening Option For State Contest
The event on November 4 invites attendance or listening in for the National corn field derby with Missouri's champion urged to excel. County Agent J Robert Hall leads local arrangements with Linn County Farm Bureau cooperation. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Murray Templeman.
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Missouri
J. Robert Hall
Linn County Farm Bureau
Murray Templeman
Dated Missouri hunting notes from Carter county outlook
Notes From Fick! and Stream report bountiful in Carter county with doves, squirrels, quail plentiful. Open deer season dates October 26 27 28 draw attention to camp sites and permits while anglers expect strong bass crappie and jack salmon on Missouri rivers.
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Fick
Carl Trumbull
van Buren
Carter County
Missouri
B. J. Scheve
Catawiasa
Gascondae
Franklin
Crawford
B. G. Roberts
Nebraska
Lake of the Ozarks
Charles Semmer
California
Belween Bagnell Dam
W. G. Martin
Tipson
Max Smith
Clarksburg
Big
Proctor
Logan Wills
Cole, Osage
Marines
Miller Counties
Maries
Osage
Gasconade
Lackland Dam
Goldfish Raising Profits Highlight Mexico Pond Notes
A Mexico, Missouri feature describes Mrs. B. A. Powell and daughter Ollie raising goldfish in a sheltering pond. They cultivate fan and comet tail varieties and manage indoor snail and gumpy fish for water cleanliness and reproduction. The piece notes care needed to separate young fry from the mother to avoid predation.
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Mexico
Audrain
B. A. Powell
Ollie
Mexico Ledger
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North Franklin
Chicago
W. F. Priebe
Missouri Game and Fish News
Greenville
Wayne County
Greenville Sun
Franklin County
Ozarks
C. H. Burnatte
North Fork River
Ozark County
West Plains
Ozark
America
Congress
American Game Association
Bennett Springs Hatchery
Literary Digest
W. C. Henderson
Bureau of Biological Survey
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Columbus
Ohio
Henderson
Tzank Walton
Washington Citizen
Izaak Walton
T. P. Pigg
Arcadia Valley Enterprise
Ironton
Malachi Long
Browning, Mo
Shropshires
Hamil
Poland
Edwin Martin
Carter
Game & Fish Department
Browning
Chevrolet
C. T. Johnson
J.B. Fleming
Audt
N. W. Phillips