Paddlefish a Most Unusual Resident of Missouri Streams
Paddlefish, a primitive freshwater fish in Missouri rivers, has a distinctive paddle shaped snout and slick skin. It feeds by sweeping water with its fins, spawns upstream in spring, and is fished by doodling and nets. Commercial value lies in boneless cat flesh and prized eggs used for caviar.
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Rough fish harvest plan and school property sale notice
The Missouri Conservation Commission may allow rough fish harvesting due to stream deterioration and fishing pressure while stressing they do not greatly hinder game fish spawning. Separately, bids are invited for the old Lincoln School building in Sunset Addition and the Chaney School District building and land, with removal within 90 days and bids due by July 12, 1949, with right to reject all bids.
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