| Vol. X, No.4 | Summer 1983 |
Issue 40 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
RAISE SOME GUINEAS, RAISE SOME GOURDS
The poetry of Mary Elizabeth Mahnkey
I'VE ALWAYS LIKED ANIMALS
A visit with Bill Hoffman
OZARK IKE
A visit with Ike Fry
I WAS A TOMBOY, THAT'S WHAT I WAS
A visit with Sylvia Siebken
LOCK, STOCK AND BARREL
Making and shooting black powder guns
UNDERDOGS OF THE OZARK FORESTS
Twelve common native trees and shrubs
I MIGHT GOT NO SENSE, BUT I TOOK CARE OF EVERYTHING
A visit with C. B. Shipman
THE PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINE
Russell Fohn's mystery
I WENT TO WORK WHEN I SHOULD HAVE RETIRED
A visit with Arthur Harper
I JUST WASN'T INTERESTED IN STAYING HOME
A visit with Bertie Rittershouse
MAD STONE
Truth or myth
FURNITURE MAKING WITH AN HISTORICAL TWIST
The craftmanship of John B. Lawson
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