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What I lernd about a famous Mission is.Helen Stephens and she was a famous runner and she was a Olympics runner

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I learned about a women her name was Ella Ewing. She was taller then her parents. When she was 22 she wore size shoe 24. Also I learned about a women named Josephine Baker that was a famous dancer and singer. She made a skirt out of bananas. Also Ella Ewing's mom's name is Anna.

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Mark Twain. I leaned he has a cave. He had 7 children.

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I lerned that Marry Paxton Keely died at 100 years old and There is a school named afered Marry Paxton Keely. I also  lerned  about Tiler Farr he is a cunctery singer and he is 34 years old. Tiler Farr has good song.

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Following a busy street week in New York City for his debut album, where Tyler Farr served as the inaugural performer for The Grand Ole Opry and Southwest Airlines' "Nashville's New Music in New York" Bryant Park Concert Series and made his national television debut on "Fox and Friends," Tyler can add another career milestone to the list. His current hit Gold-certified single "Redneck Crazy" - which was featured in Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times and has generated over 6 million views on VEVO and counting-has become the singer/songwriter's first #1 single at country radio (#1 on the Mediabase Country charts and #3 on Billboard).

"Thank you to all of my fans and to country radio for the love and support y'all have shown me throughout my career," noted Tyler of the milestone. "From the moment I first heard this song, I knew we had something unique and different. The edge it brought to the table, lyrically and musically, took me to a time where I felt those emotions, which is why we write and sing country music, to make people feel something, and thankfully, country music fans did. I am very humbled by this entire experience and will continue to write, sing and record country music for country music fans and country music radio."

Written by Josh Kear, Mark Irwin, and Chris Tompkins, "Redneck Crazy" was recently named as "one of the signature country songs of the summer" by The New York Times.

His debut album, REDNECK CRAZY, was released wide on September 30th and received rave reviews from Billboard and Country Weekly, with numerous critics noting the versatility and depth of Tyler's record and six co-written songs, in addition to his distinctive vocal range. Roughstock, which gives the album four stars, notes "Farr has the ability to become one of Country Music's top artists with a strong, likable voice that is put to ample use on the eleven tracks held within and it also suggests there's even more to the man that we've only scratched the surface of."

The Missouri native is currently on tour for select dates with Lee Brice and was announced as an opener for Florida Georgia Line's first headlining tour, beginning in October. R EDNECK CRAZY, which features his #1 hit single "Redneck Crazy" and the critically acclaimed "Living With the Blues" is now available at all retailers and via digital download HERE.

For more information on Tyler, and to check out his four-part "Redneck Ranch" series -which culminates in what can only be described as the ultimate REDNECK CRAZY album release stunt - visit http://smarturl.it/TFRedneckRanch. Fans can also keep up with Tyler by visiting his web site at www.TylerFarr.com or by following him on Twitter @tylerfarr.

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Tyler Farr Celebrates His First No.1 Single With "Redneck Crazy"

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Following a busy street week in New York City for his debut album, where Tyler Farr served as the inaugural performer for The Grand Ole Opry and Southwest Airlines' "Nashville's New Music in New York" Bryant Park Concert Series and made his national television debut on "Fox and Friends," Tyler can add another career milestone to the list.

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Mark Twain, he had 7 children and most of them died it was a sad moment.
Also There was another women her name starts with an E, and she can run around the field in 5 seconds. Also she did not like men at all.
Then there is another famous Missourian  his name is Jesse James he was a robber then he married his cousin. Plus, he hid in his own  cave  so no won would find him. Then  the people hung up a sign the person who finds him and kills him will get 500$ dollars.
Then there was an amazing women ho did not stop singing she performed  in musicals and never stoped
singing.
Then there was   another good famous Missourian as an child she stared getting taller when she was 12 she was about 5'7 the when she was 14 she was 6'2 I think. Also she   That is what I learned.

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I'm learning about a man named Jesse James he is famous for being an outlaw. If you do not know what an outlaw is it is a person who  robs banks. He did this for losing the silver war. He died by his colleague he shot him in the head and he did this for a $10,000.He lived in a wood cabin and his lair was in a cave.He had two brothers.

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Jesse James was no hero, despite what the dime novels depicted, nor did he have a charitable Robin Hood complex as some may have suggested. James, along with his younger brother Frank, were out to get rich by breaking all the rules. The brothers were Confederate guerrillas during the Civil War and for 10 years (1866-1876) led a gang that infamously robbed banks and murdered throughout the Midwest.

But on April 3, 1882 Jesse James' robbing and killing spree would come to an end. Hungry for notoriety and the $10,000 reward money promised to him by Missouri Governor Thomas T. Crittenden, fellow gang member Robert Ford decided to betray and murder James in cold blood.

Agreeing to do one last bank heist with James, Robert and his brother Charley had gone over to James' house to discuss logistics. While reading the newspaper, James learned that one of their fellow gang members (and Ford's friend), Dick Liddil, confessed to helping kill Wood Hite, who was James' cousin. (It was Ford who actually shot Hite.) Surprised that the Ford Brothers hadn't mentioned the matter, James became suspicious of them but didn't say a word. Instead, he walked over to the living room and began cleaning a dusty picture on the wall. As legend has it, it was then that Robert Ford cocked his pistol and shot James in the back of the head.

Jesse James was dead at the age of 34.

As secretly promised to the Ford Brothers, Governor Crittenden immediately pardoned them for the murder of James, but the swiftness of the pardon were bad optics for them, and the two fled Missouri despite only receiving a small portion of the prize money. Charley eventually committed suicide in 1884, but as for Robert - some might say his demise was karmic. After hopscotching from town to town, Ford opened up a saloon in Creede, Colorado. In June 1892 a man named Edward O'Kelley walked into his saloon, offered him a quick greeting ("Hello, Bob"), and then shot him dead with a sawed off shotgun. Ford died instantly.

Jesse James' gravesite is located in Kearney, Missouri. His mother had the following epitaph inscribed for him: "In Loving Memory of my Beloved Son, Murdered by a Traitor and Coward Whose Name is not Worthy to Appear Here."

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Jesse James: Death of a Wild West Outlaw

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Jesse James was no hero, despite what the dime novels depicted, nor did he have a charitable Robin Hood complex as some may have suggested. James, along with his younger brother Frank, were out to get rich by breaking all the rules.

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Ella Ewing went to a church, and had seven children. She was also a very tall woman by the age of 22 Ella stood 8 feet and 4 inches.

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I learned that a girl  sings and preform but she retired but she still sings.

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Walt Disney was the person who creative Disney world. He was the creator of Mickey Mouse. He died about 10 years ago.

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I learned (well I already knew this) that Laura Ingalls Wilder made her own autobiography about herself. The books are Little House in the Big Woods, Little House on the Prairie, Farmer Boy,On the Bank of Plum Creek,By the Shores of Silver Lake, The Long Winter,Little Town on the Prairie, These Happy Golden Years, The First Four Years, and On the Way home. Some fun facts I learned is that Mary got blinded by a disease called Scarlet fever. That's pretty much all I can remember. Thank's for reading!!!

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1.) I learned that Sacajawea's mother died giving birth.
2.) I learned someone had a kid and their kid died 12 days once they were born.
3.) I learned that Sacajawea's dad died why raising her alone.
4.) I learned that George Washington Carver used peanuts for his inventions. That's what I learned about famous Missourians.

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I learned that George Washington Carver....
1. discovered peanuts
2. grew peanuts
3. discovered, learned and grew other plants such as potatoes and tomatoes
I learned that Lora Ingel  Wilder....
1. Wrote books (listed down below)
2. Little House on The Prairie, Little House in The Big Woods (I have read it), The Farmer Boy. That's all I remember!!! :)

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I learned about Gorge Washington Carver. He was a person how helped farmers.
1 He was rile nice to people but he died.
2 He could help farmers how could not do there work.

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I learned about some one that helped George Washington. The next person I went to was Ella Ewing, she was a super tall person, my cosine was her.
The next  person was some one that did not have a lot of money and his dad tot him about the vale of money.

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A kid grew up, when he was 17 he went to Army school. He then got older then he went to the Army. He got to old and he went back home, and died at the age 77. Sorry but I can't remember the name and this is all can remember.

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Things I learned from some famous Missourians: There was a girl who won 2 gold Olympic medals. James Cash Penny is the maker of J.C Penny. Someone was on the New York Yankees.

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1 thing I learned was about Gorge Washington Carver. He was the person how helped farmers.The 2 thing I learned was about when Gorge toed the farmers to plant peanuts in steed of cotton .To help the sole he also found lots of ways to make things out of peanuts.
I also learned was about Walt Disney he made lots of the Disney moves. Some of the caricatures are Mike Mouse,Cinderella.

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What I learned about a famous Missourian Yogi Berra. He was in the u.s navy and a baseball player and he won 10 rings for playing baseball. He was marred and had 2 or 3.