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Early Ozarks Roadside Advertising

bossNovember 10, 2020September 16, 20202

On the cliff wall along a dirt road running along an unnamed Ozark river has been painted “Chesterfield Cigarettes.” At…

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Tourist misidentifies character from “The Shepherd of the Hills” saga

bossOctober 6, 2020September 16, 20200

This extremely sharp real photo postcard, circa 1918, has an X over the man with a hat and goatee on…

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Portuguese Point on the Gasconade River

bossJuly 7, 2020September 16, 20200

There is a bluff called Portuguese Point overlooking the Gasconade River valley about eleven miles south of Dixon, Missouri. It…

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Newspaper article claims, “Paddlefish survive wild ride over dams.” Do they? Really?

bossApril 26, 2020September 16, 20200

The Springfield News-Leader ran an intriguing article on paddlefish going over dams and surviving. Sadly, it didn’t mention that most…

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