Forgotten Man Nicolet Honored With Tercentennial Pageant
The article honors Jean Nicolet, French explorer and first white visitor to Wisconsin and Michigan, as the “forgotten man” of American history. Nicolet’s 1640 westward voyage, alliance with Winnebagoes, and death in the St Lawrence are recounted, with Mackinac Island’s Nicolet Week pageant to celebrate his legacy along with other Straits settlements milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson Uring
Jean Nicolet
de Bois
Lake Michizan
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mackinac Island
Mackinac
Tsland State Park Commission
Michigan Historical Commission
Wisconsin State Historical Society
Madison
Edwin Willard Deming
Green Bay
Michigan Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of 1812
Marto Polo
China
Nicolet
Three Rivers
Que
Fathers Brebeuf
Daniel and
Davost
Quebec
Isles Des Allumettes
Honatiria
Lake Huron
St. Mary's River
Sault Ste. Marie
Winnebago
William Henry Jolnson
French Pathfinders
North Americ
Cathar
Cipango
Ching
Japan
Fox River
Gulf of Mexico
St. Lawrence
Champlain
de Chavigny
Father Campbell
Frontenact
Ike Marquette
Brebens
Jogues
Daniel
Garreau
Church of Rome
Frank A. O'Brien
Straits Settlements
St. Igmace
John Jacot Astor
Prenchtusan
Cherries Freight, Drought Relief Dominate Intermountain News
A string of brief items from Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming reports on cherry carloads from North Ogden drought relief programs in Weber and Southeastern Idaho crop outlooks in Utah and Nevada and water main breaks in Twin Falls as well as Rexburg whoopee days and Pioneer days events and local tax and revenue figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
FERA
State Drouth Committee
Idaho Falls
Carl Monson
Ogden
North Ogden
Onaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Kansas City
Reaver
Baker's Enoven
Weber County
Pocatello
Tiaho
Monticello
Ida
J. M. Redd Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Democratic State Central Committee
Logan
Tah
Tilaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah State Agricultural College
Moscow
IEDA
Idaho
Boise
Twin Falls
Toa
Rexburg
Rexbure
Merchants’ Committee
Rexburg Chamber of Commerce
ST. Anthony
W. 7
Monson
Union Pacific Railroad
S. M. Nixon
Henrys Lake
Rock Springs
Wyo
Southeastern Idaho
Liberty Bell's stormy path to Independence Hall in Philadelphia
The Liberty Bell's origin and tumultuous history are recounted, from its 1750 order and 1752 crack to failed re casting, eventual 1763 acceptance, and public use from 1776 onward. It details expenses, storage during evacuation, key events, and its current display in Independence Hall with measurements and the famous long crack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
State House
London
England
Pass
Stow
Fourth of July Lesson Teaches Loyalty and Patriotism
The article recalls Independence Day as a tribute to heroes like Jefferson Franklin Hale and Washington. It stresses that loyalty learned in school home and on the playground shapes boys today into mature American citizens through steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Nathan Hale
George Washington
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Seam Nicolet
Old Fort
Cherbourg
France
Atlantic
New France
Red Man
Isle Des Allumettes
Ottawa River
Nipissings
Usion
D&c. Navigation CO
Intermountain News
Shoshone
TDA
Bic Wool Canal Company
Ben Darrah
T. Baer
PWA
Magic Reservoir
U.T
Oeyden
Liberty Bell
Allentown
Cornwallis
Washington
Lafayette
Franklin
Adams
Jefferson
Independence
John Marshall
Supreme Court of the United States