Movers & Moving Services in
Missouri
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Nationwide Relocation Services
Nationwide Relocation Services (NRS), simply put, is the right connection for all your moving needs. When it comes time to move, whether it be for yourself or for an enti... |
MC # 381766-B |
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Northwest Relocation
North West Relocation is a long distance moving specialist. Long distance moves are different from local moves and require a special set of skills, licenses and experienc... |
MC # 527314 |
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World Moving Services
When it comes time to move, whether it be for yourself or for an entire company, you want someone you can trust.
We are your trusted source. World Moving Services is bon... |
MC # 459615 |
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American Moving Services
Planning and organization play key roles in a successful move, as does your mover. At American Moving Services, we believe that you will find moving with us to be a well-... |
MC # 486912 |
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In and Out Moving Services
In and Out Moving Services is waiting to assist you with your relocation needs. We are highly trained to assist in household relocations as well as corporate moves. Satis... |
MC # 602221 |
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Moving Out
During the relocation whether you are relocating your entire family, a newly married couple or the job opportunity of a life time, it can be stressful. We at Moving Out w... |
MC # 491453 |
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About Missouri
The U.S. gained Missouri from France as part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, and the territory was admitted as a state following the Missouri Compromise of 1820. A state where the official musical instrument is the fiddle, Missouri's economy is highly diversified. Service industries provide more income and jobs than any other segment, and include a growing tourism and travel sector. Wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, and agriculture also play significant roles in the state's economy. Missouri is a leading producer of transportation equipment (including automobile manufacturing and auto parts), beer and beverages, and defense and aerospace technology. Food processing is the state's fastest-growing industry. Missouri mines produce 90% of the nation's principal (non-recycled) lead supply. Other natural resources include iron ore, zinc, barite, limestone, and timber. Agricultural products include grain, sorghum, hay, corn, soybeans, and rice. A vibrant wine industry also contributes to the economy.
Here are some interesting trivia about Missouri which will come handy when you relocate to the state:
• Motto: Salus populi suprema lex esto (The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law)
• Remember to celebrate Missouri Day every third Wednesday in October
• Nickname: Show-me State
• Origin of name: Named after the Missouri Indian tribe. “Missouri” means “town of the large canoes.”
• Missouri isn't called the "Show Me" state because there's all that much to see there, but because in order to convince a Missourian of something, empty words aren't enough.
• Missouri's trademark incredulity was summed up best by Congressman Willard Vandiver in 1899 when he said that pretty speeches didn't mean much to him, "I'm from Missouri, and you've got to show me."
• The state capital is Jefferson City, but its largest city is Kansas City.
• Stubbornness is also a familiar quality to Missourians. The official state animal is the mule.
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