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September 5 Jesse James via Library of Congress Credit St. Louis Taylor Copying Co

Missouri History Today

Jesse James Is Born Near Kearney: September 5, 1847

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Senator Thomas Eagleton

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VP Hopeful Thomas Eagleton is Born: September 4, 1929

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Take the Classic American Road Trip in Pulaski County

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Outdoors

Natural Oddities at Morris State Park

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Beetle Bailey Statue University of Missouri Mort Walker

Missouri History Today

Cartoonist & University of Missouri Alumni Mort Walker is Born: September 3, 1923

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Eugene Field

Missouri History Today

Eugene Field is Born in St. Louis: September 2, 1850

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August 29 Washington University Library of Congress

Life | Missouri History Today

Olympic Games Begin In St. Louis: August 29, 1904

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Two side-by-side portraits of men with beards; the left image is a painted headshot of a man with short hair and mutton chops, while the right image is a black-and-white photo of a seated man with longer hair and a full beard.

Missouri History Today

Two Future Governors Duel on Bloody Island: August 26, 1856

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August 22 St. Louis City Hall with Arch Library of Congress

Life | Missouri History Today

Vote Fractures St. Louis City And County: August 22, 1876

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Missouri History | Outdoors

Missouri Underground

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William "count" Bassie playing the piano

Missouri History Today

Kansas City Resident William “Count” Basie is Born: August 21, 1904

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August 20 Coral Court Motel Library of Congress

Life | Missouri History Today

Campy Motel Closes Doors For Final Time: August 20, 1993

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August 19 Mississippi River at Cape Girardeau Library of Congress

Missouri History Today

Bizarre River Monster Sightings Grab Headlines: August 19, 1877

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Formal Landscape Design and Care

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August 16 Civil War Confederate Soldiers Wearing Missouri Badges Library of Congress

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Fighting in Lone Jack Ends With Dozens Of Casualties: August 16, 1862

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August 15 Cobra Photo Credit Anil Sharma via Pexels

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Venomous Snakes Terrorize Springfield: August 15, 1953

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Outdoors

Secrets Uncovered at Graham Cave State Park

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Green screen and teleprompter

Missouri History Today

The Inventor of the Teleprompter is Born in St. Louis: August 14, 1919

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Sinking Steamboat off the shore of Missouri River

Missouri History Today

Steamboat Cora Sinks: August 13, 1869

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Porter Wagoner

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Porter Wagoner is Born: August 12, 1927

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Events

Three Cheers for Beers

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A historic street scene shows early 20th-century buildings, a Budweiser delivery truck, trolley tracks, a streetcar, horse-drawn carriages, and people along the sidewalks on a wide avenue.

Missouri History Today

St. Charles Rock Road is Made a Public Road: August 9, 1834

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August 8 Harry S Truman

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Truman Ratifies United Nations Charter: August 8, 1945:

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A Stellar Spectacle

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Outdoors

A Lakeside Ozark Escape

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Life | Missouri History Today

Important Missouri William Jewell Dies: August 7, 1852

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August 6 Andrew Taylor Still

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Andrew Taylor, Father of Osteopathic Medicine, is Born: August 6, 1828

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A white two-story house stands in a grassy field with autumn trees behind it. A rustic wooden split-rail fence is visible in the foreground, and the scene is lit by sunlight.

Missouri History Today

The Battle of Athens Takes Place in Athens, MO: August 5, 1861

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