Lewis and Clark Journals Daily Corps of Discovery Excerpt
A daily excerpt from Lewis and Clark journals covering the Corps of Discovery from May 1804 to September 1806. The entries note expedition progress, encounters with Native tribes, river crossings, camp life, weather, wildlife, and notable landscape features as the team advances toward the Pacific.
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Corps of Discovery
Delightful prospect of the Missouri and Osage rivers
June 2 1804 Clark notes a pleasant view of the Missouri and Osage rivers from the point where they form. George Drewyer and John Shields join after seven days away, weathering rain and hardship as they rafted or swam creeks to reach the camp. They report the country begins below the first hill on the north side and runs parallel to the river for 30 to 40 miles.
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George Drewyer
John Shields
Bigler delays resignation as Union County states attorney
Union County states attorney Bigler announced on May 12 he would resign but later reversed course to ensure proper vacancy procedures. The board may seek an interim replacement by Tuesday and will request candidate lists from the Democratic, Republican and Green parties by Friday. Bigler will leave to become director of operations for Cunningham Electronics Corp in Anna. Duffy said his resignation is independent of Bigler's.
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Couple weds in Iraq after serving together in war
When stationed in Iraq a couple formed a bond that grew into marriage. They met in Kuwait before deployment, shared life on a Saddam palace base, and after a two week home visit for a ring, the proposal happened atop a Baghdad palace roof under helicopter noise. They plan to settle in Jacksonville with plans for schooling and a future as a firefighter and daycare worker.
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Saddam Hussein
Mr. English
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RLCD board ousts May amid calls for resignations
Franklin County residents condemn RLCD actions as 5-2 vote ends May's contract after 11 months as general manager. Critics urge Micheletto to resign, demand accountability from attorney Black, and call for transparency at the conservancy district. Residents say the board acts against public will and plan June 21 discussions.
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Franklin County
Micheletto
Gary May
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ShawneeLink Promotes Local Internet Service in Southern Illinois
ShawneeLink advertises as a Southern Illinois Internet provider offering global reach with a local touch. The message urges potential customers to call 1-800-461-3956 or visit www.shawneelink.net for more information.
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