How where and when to hunt; grouse, quail, pheasant, turkey, woodcock, dove, squirrel, rabbits.

The digest book of upland game hunting (Sports & leisure library)

Bell, Bob

DBI Books

The settlement of Steelville, Missouri, was named in 1835 in honor of its first mercantile store and property owner, James Steel. Since then, the little town has survived devastation, with the flood of 1898, and destruction, with the great fire of 1904. Yet while many neighboring towns such as Midland and Sankey have vanished, Steelville has been resilient and survived. This is thanks to its founding fathers who realized the importance of education, with the construction of the Steelville Academy in 1851, the Steelville School System in 1886, and bringing to town the Steelville Normal and Business Institute in 1890, where many a young lad and ladies commenced with a formal education. Many graduates went on to be successful, like John Zahorsky, who would become known internationally as the world’s most influential pediatrician; Judge Albert L. Reeves, who helped settle this great nation’s civil rights cases; and John T. Woodruff, the great attorney for the Frisco Railroad. The photographs of this book have been collected for years by those locals wanting to keep track of their heritage―from the building of their railroad, to the flood, to the simple pleasures of their lives, like picnics on the courthouse lawn.

Steelville (Images of America)

Arts & Photography

Bell, Emily

Photography & Video

Arcadia Publishing

It's the most famous highway in the world - find out, or remember, why. 
Tens of thousands of travelers from around the world spend millions of dollars every year trying to recapture the aura of a simpler time. When gasoline can top $4 a gallon and Route 66 is, in many ways, a shell of its former glory, what keeps them coming? Author Bob Boze Bell, a lifelong resident of Kingman, Arizona (one of the quintessential Route 66 towns), has accumulated a unique sense of the Mother Road's history, not to mention friendships with folks from Kingman and other Route 66 communities. In The 66 Kid--part autobiography, part narrative history, part oral history - Bell offers a highly illustrated account of the world's most famous highway full of the author's personal observations and recollections, and exciting first-person accounts from people who lived, worked, and played along the road. Bell digs deep into the roots of the Route 66, offering insights into the people who made it run: from the neon-lit motels to the greasy-spoon diners, and even the shady roadside attractions. Illustrated with period postcards and photos, as well as the author's own maps and art created for this project, The 66 Kid proves that you can still get your kicks on Route 66.

The 66 Kid: Raised on the Mother Road: Growing Up on Route 66, the World's Most Famous Two-Lane Blacktop

History

Americas

Voyageur Press

Hunting the long-tailed bird

Hawthorn Books

Un Moving Four Ward: Tales + Tips for Keeping Perspective Despite Life's Challenges

Having suffered an accident in the dorms while a student at St. John’s University, Bob became a quadriplegic. This fact, however, doesn’t keep Bob from living his life fully. This book describes some of his adventures―and challenges―along the way. This book is for anyone who has faced, is facing, or will face a difficult time in their life. Meaning: it’s for everyone. Equal parts humorous, inspirational, informative, and painfully honest. It provides ample doses of tough love, highlights the impact of a loving mother, and calls you to live the one life you’ve been given to its absolute fullest.

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

North Star Press of St. Cloud

This book provides a general background on the ringneck along with some biological observations. Mostly, though, this book deals with hunting the pheasant describing where it's found at different times of the season and in different weather, the best techniques for hunting, how groups of different sizes can cooperate to advantage, Excellent book by an experienced pheasant hunter.

Freshet Press

Paperback: 224 pagesPublisher: Dbi Books; 1st Edition(PB) edition (September 1983)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 0910676615ISBN-13: 978-0910676618Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 8.2 x 0.7 inchesShipping Weight: 15.2 ounces

Gun Digest Book of Scopes and Mounts

Sports & Outdoors

76 Years of Peoria Street Cars : 25th Anniversary Edition

Mehlenbeck, Robert V.

Deller Archive, Inc

Television and Teamwork

Bell, Elise

Kessinger Publishing, LLC

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