Lewis and Clark Journals Featured in New Exhibition
A regional museum unveils an exhibit of Lewis and Clark journals highlighting expedition routes, dated entries, and observations by William Clark and Meriwether Lewis. Curators emphasize primary source authenticity and the journals’ historical value for early American exploration.
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Gary Moulton
University of Nebraska
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Lewis and Clark confront Tetons over river crossing
On August 30, 1806 near their camp, Clark berates the Tetons for past mistreatment and warns they will be killed if they approach the party. Seven natives taunted from a hilltop, but the expedition remained cautious while awaiting the return of two men and Shannon.
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S.S. Minnow boat linked to Gilligan's Island goes up for sale
Parksville British Columbia broker George Schultz offers a 36 foot Wheeler Express Cruiser once used in the Gilligan's Island TV production. The boat, damaged in Hecate Strait during a coast run from Alaska, is about 46 years old. Salvage purchase price near 89,400 with restoration costs estimated over 180,000. The vessel was one of four used in the show and featured in the opening credits of season two.
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Accuracy Hotline for Southern Newspaper Readers
From Jackson County readers are urged to report inaccuracies in The Southern. Call the local hotline at (618) 529-5454 Ext. 5033 or toll free at 1-800-228-0429 Ext. 5033 to share corrections or questionable content.
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Disguised Israeli Witnesses Edge Hamas Trial Ruling
Two Israeli security agents may wear disguises and use aliases on the witness stand in the Muhammad Salah Abdelhaleem Ashquar Hamas fundraising trial. Judge Amy St. Eve ordered courtroom clearance during their testimony to protect identities amid potential retaliation. The case, tied to racketeering conspiracy, is set to begin October 12.
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Jessica Simpson on vocal rest during album promo
Jessica Simpson loses her voice just as a media blitz for her album A Public Affair begins. Publicist Rob Shuter says she has been ordered to rest after a strain and bruise on a vocal cord, though she can croak out a few sentences.
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Celebrities Cancel Dates and Promote Films Across Tours
Shakira recovery delays affect Late Show and Today show appearances while Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher visit a Coast Guard station in Alameda to promote The Guardian. Stockhausen cancels Salzburg premiere on doctors orders. Bloomberg endorses Shakira for MTV Video Music Award over Madonna and others.
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