Itasca Lake The True Source Of The Mississippi
Minnesota historians mark the 100th anniversary of Henry Rowe Schoolcraft discovering Lake Itasca as the Mississippi headwaters in 1832. The expedition led by Schoolcraft and guided by the Yellow Head traced from Cass Lake through portages to Itasca, earning medals for the guide and shaping national memory of the river’s source.
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Ecmo Scott Watson
North American
Mississippi
Hernando de Soto
Panfilo Narvaez
Gulf of Mexico
Chickasaw Bluffs
State of
de Soto
Great River
Luis de Moscosco
Gulf
Mexico
Moscosco
New World
Pierre Esprit Radisson
Medard Chouart Groseiliers
Three Rivers
Quebec
Upper
Agnes C. Laut
West
Marquette
Louis Joliet
Wisconsin
Britfair
North America
David Thompson
Northwest Company
Grand Portage
Mandan
North Dakota
Turtle Lake
Zebulon M. Pike
Pike
St. Louis
Little ‘Falls
Minn
Sandy Lake
Leech Lake
Cass Lake
Lewis Cass
Michigan Territory
Caslake
Cass
Detroit
St. Louis River
Duluth
American Fur Company
Fond du Lac
East Savanna
West Savanna
Red Cedar Inne
Cassina
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft
Minnesota
Schoolcraft
Lake Itasca
Itasca State Park
Northwestern
Hamilton
N. Y
Middlebury
Union Colleges
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Great Lakes
Black Hawk
Ilinois
William'’ T. Boutwell
Douglass Houghton
James
Allen
Lake Superior
Ozawindib
Yellow’ Head
Star Island
Lake Bemidji
Yellow Head
Schoolcraft River
la Salle
Itasca Lake
Lac la Biche
Elk Lake
Boutwell
Itasca
Superior
United States
Colcaspi
Fort Snelling
Sault
St. Croix
Zews
Henry Rowe _Schoolcraft
Dakota Farmer Records Profit in Lamb Raising
Dakota farmer CGL Seaman of Brown County reports last season produced a gain of 12 710 pounds from 500 lambs, averaging 23 pounds per animal. Lambs arrived September 12 and were marketed in four installments from December 4 to February 10. Feed totaled 4.9 pounds grain and 38 pounds roughage per pound gain with barley corn and wheat included. Death loss reached 22 percent due to accidents urinary calculi and pneumonia. Lambs had artesian water and salt, housed in a straw shed after starting on barley and alfalfa.
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CGL
Seaman
Brown County
Destroying Quack Grass With Spring-Tooth Harrow
Using a spring-tooth harrow promptly after small grain harvest and frequent soil working can nearly destroy quack grass through thorough ground preparation, dragging out roots, raking, burning, and clean cultivation for subsequent corn planting. For small patches, fall application of dry sodium chlorate at two pounds per square rod yields a good kill.
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Wallace
Farm Tips And Observations On Weeds Crops And Tools
Advice on weed control soil moisture and root penetration notes a six to eight row potato planter and creosoted fence posts last longer. It covers alfalfa seed-bed firmness rye barley rotations 4-H students and wool packing twine.
Pocahontas and Milly the Seminole Heroine Tales
The article recounts Pocahontas daughter of Powhatan and her captivity, marriage to John Rolfe, and her death from smallpox. It also tells of Milly, McKrimmon’s rescue by Hillis Hadjo’s Seminoles, her plea to save him, and their eventual marriage after his release.
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Mataoka
Wahbunsona“ Gock
John Smith
Maides
Pocahontas
England
Argall
Potomac
Rebecca
John Rolfe
America
Gravesend
McKrimmon
Milly
Mikasuki
Hillis Hadjo
McKrimmck
Gir
Western Newspaper Union
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Leo
Lake
William Boutell
David 8. Weaver
North Carolina State College
Horse Association of America
Dakota Farmer
Eastgate Brothers
Grand Forks County
South Dakota College of Agriculture
W. H. Peters
Minnesota University Farm
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