Lewis and Colter Visit Indian Villages for Trade
On June 5 1806 Lewis Colter and Bratton visited nearby Indian villages to trade for roots and bread and earned a good return. An Indian chief received another sweat bath. he grew languid yet showed limb improvement. The child’s inflammation subsided and a basilicon plaster applied. the area remains swollen. Feilds Shannon and Labuish brought five deer and a brown bear after returning from the chaise. An Indian traveler could not cross the mountains due to deep snow, so the party stayed longer.
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R. Feilds
Shannon
Labuish
Family remembers crash victim misidentified in tragedy
ADA Mich a memorial honors Laura VanRyn 22 a college senior misidentified after a van crash that killed five. Her body was buried under a classmate Whitney Cerak’s name. VanRyn’s church prays as families prepare for services while Cerak’s kin face a different grief.
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Ada, Mich
Laura VanRyn
VanRyn
Whitney Cerak
Inaccurate Notice From The Southern Hotline
Classified line invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern via a dedicated hotline with local and toll free numbers and extensions for Jackson County residents and others.
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Jackson County
Haditha killings, Lincoln letters share two fronts of grief
A Baghdad lawyer protested US compensation for Haditha victims and accused officers of discrediting relatives, while a Rhode Island family received a remorseful letter from the Station nightclub fire’s former tour manager. In Springfield, long-lost Mary Todd Lincoln letters surfaced, adding detail to the insanity case but few new revelations.
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Iman
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Nicholas O’neill
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Robert Lincoln
Batavia
Jason Emerson
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Myra
James Bradwell
Lincoln
Tom Schwartz
Springfield
State Journal-Register
Schwartz
Southern Illinois University Press
Tom Green launches online late-night show ManiaTV debut June 15
Tom Green announces a weekly online call-in show titled Tom Green Live to air June 15 from his Hollywood Hills home. The format marks his return to hosting after MTV canceled his program, with 50 one hour episodes planned for ManiaTV.com and his website. He will host from his MTV desk, featuring stunts and archived clips.
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Tom Green
MTV
Maniatv.com
Hollywood Hills
Green
Drew Barrymore
Daughtry declines lead singer offer for Fuel
Former American Idol contestant Chris Daughtry says he turned down joining Fuel after his Greensboro visit. He plans to pursue his own path, likely announcing a career move after an American Idol summer tour. Band offered him the job soon after viewers voted him off.
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Charlotte Observer
Fox
Jeff Abercrombie
Carl Bell
Extra
Brett Scallions
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