Long summer days and beautiful weather (to a heatophile) conspire to keep me away from my computer until the last hour or two before I turn in. As I mentioned in my last post, I have accumulated a large amount of information on one of our earliest pioneer families, the Rannells. It is my intention to post as much of this material as I can. For this reason I thought it worthwhile to refresh my readers’ memories by posting these pages from my latest book Maplewood History, Volume Two.
Please keep in mind that the more of you who spring for a copy of my latest book, the less this adventure will wind up costing me when it is all said and done. Your purchase will be helping me to pay for this retirement hobby of mine that I am sharing with you.
Due to my lack of experience with or understanding of eBay, my book is no longer available on that site. I don’t know what venue would be the best way to sell it over the internet. If you do, I’d appreciate the advice. I also don’t know anything about these more modern ways of exchanging money that I have heard just a little about.
Meanwhile, I better get to bed so I can get up early enough to be at the pool when it opens at 11 this morning.
As always, I appreciate your interest and support.
Doug Houser July 31, 2021
Thx, Doug! Always such an interesting journey into your accounts of our local history,…the details and links locally and nationally! As a student of Twain, I will share this piece further with folks here in Missouri and beyond (e.g. former head of the Mark Twain boyhood home in Hannibal and his home and Museum in Hartford) with whom I have studied. I enjoy my copy of your book, volume 2. I am no help regarding merchandising, but HOPE others purchase it too!!
Thank you for the endorsement, Pickett. It is always good to hear from you.
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