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5 days ago · Numerous conservative characteristics of the rural life that predominated prior to the 1930s have been retained into the 21st century; indeed, Missouri’s nickname, the Show-Me State, suggests a tradition of skepticism regarding change. Area 69,707 square miles (180,540 square km).
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The U.S. gained control of the region in 1803 as part of the...
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Apr 5, 2024 · Gateway Giggle. A laugh related to Missouri’s nickname as the “Gateway to the West.” Put out. If you are ‘put out’ and from Missouri, you are likely to be angry or mad. Mizzou Mirth. Laughter connected to the University of Missouri, often used in the context of spirited college events. Barbecue Banter.
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Apr 9, 2024 · The word “Mizzou” is a nickname that originated at the University of Missouri, which is located in Columbia, Missouri. The word is a shortened form of “Missouri.” Its origin can be traced back to early usage in the Missouri Alumni Quarterly (now called MIZZOU magazine) as early as December 1905.
1 day ago · The Missouri's nickname, the "Big Muddy", was inspired by its enormous loads of sediment or silt – some of the largest of any North American river. In its pre-development state, the river transported some 175 to 320 million short tons (159 to 290 million metric tons) per year.
- 2,341 mi (3,767 km)
- The Missouri tribe, whose name in turn meant "people with wooden canoes"
Mar 22, 2024 · Our State Flag is Adopted: March 22, 1913. The Missouri state flag was finally designed by Ray County native Marie Watkins Oliver. Known as the “Betsy Ross of Missouri,” Marie was chosen by her fellow Daughters of the American Revolution members in 1908 to chair a committee for the research and long-overdue creation of a state banner.
Apr 3, 2024 · MISSOURI ( KSNF) — With an abundance of natural beauty, places of historical significance, awe-inspiring landmarks, and accomplished major league sports teams, Missouri has rightfully earned its...
21 hours ago · And an entire container of canoes made their way from Beaufort to French Guiana in South America. The canoes range in price from $975 for the solo kayak to $1,840 for the 17-foot, four-person Fisherman.3 canoe.
