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In 1904, St. Louis hosted both The Louisiana Purchase Exposition and the Olympics. The Exposition was one of a continuing series of informal World's Fairs. The Olympics was the third Olympiad of the Modern Games, the first having been organized in Athens, Greece in 1896 and the second in 1900 at Paris, France.
Preston Tucker's automobile was promoted as "the first completely new car in fifty years" with a futuristic appearance and an impression of power and speed, but only fifty-one cars were built.
Taking effect at 10 p.m., July 27, 1953, the Armistice Agreement for the Restoration of the South Korean State is somewhat exceptional in that it is purely a military document—no nation is a signatory to the agreement.
The August issue of the Missouri Conservationist featuring articles on Missouri's caves, quail hunting, Discover Nature schools, the Missouri State Fair and much more is now available to download.
Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer a free Wetland Management Field Day near Rothville to address wetland maintenance and restoration.
The Civil War broke out approximately 155 years ago. Missouri was a divided state and Missourians fought on both sides of the war, sometimes brother against brother, and father against sons. Livingston Countians were represented on both sides. (Chillicothe News)
The Focus on Missouri Agriculture Photo Contest is open to Missouri’s amateur photographers of all ages. Participants may enter up to three photos in each of the six categories.
Watch the April edition of the Missouri Department of Conservation's Nature's Calling video to see some hot topics this month in the Missouri outdoors. Get valuable tips and info about turkeys, morel mushrooms and blooming trees in this month's "Nature's Calling."
In 1904, St. Louis hosted both The Louisiana Purchase Exposition and the Olympics. The Exposition was one of a continuing series of informal World's Fairs. The Olympics was the third Olympiad of the Modern Games, the first having been organized in Athens, Greece in 1896 and the second in 1900 at Paris, France.
Preston Tucker's automobile was promoted as "the first completely new car in fifty years" with a futuristic appearance and an impression of power and speed, but only fifty-one cars were built.
Taking effect at 10 p.m., July 27, 1953, the Armistice Agreement for the Restoration of the South Korean State is somewhat exceptional in that it is purely a military document—no nation is a signatory to the agreement.
The August issue of the Missouri Conservationist featuring articles on Missouri's caves, quail hunting, Discover Nature schools, the Missouri State Fair and much more is now available to download.
Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer a free Wetland Management Field Day near Rothville to address wetland maintenance and restoration.
The Civil War broke out approximately 155 years ago. Missouri was a divided state and Missourians fought on both sides of the war, sometimes brother against brother, and father against sons. Livingston Countians were represented on both sides. (Chillicothe News)
The Focus on Missouri Agriculture Photo Contest is open to Missouri’s amateur photographers of all ages. Participants may enter up to three photos in each of the six categories.
Watch the April edition of the Missouri Department of Conservation's Nature's Calling video to see some hot topics this month in the Missouri outdoors. Get valuable tips and info about turkeys, morel mushrooms and blooming trees in this month's "Nature's Calling."
