Lewis and Clark Journals May to September 1804 excerpt
Daily excerpt from the Corps of Discovery journals detailing the Lewis and Clark expedition in May to September 1804. Entries record river travel, encounters with Indigenous peoples, terrain observations, supply status, and notable landmarks along the Missouri and upper Columbia regions.
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Lewis and Clark Journal Excerpt From Mandan to the Great Falls
June 19 1804 note from Ordway recalls musketoe facings and tents. The party’s eight oil treated tents wore out by Great Falls summer 1805 as men slept under stars or skins. Lewis bought Charbonneau lodge at Fort Mandan that reached the Pacific Ocean.
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Arcadia Boardwalk Becomes One Tank Trip Gem
Arcadia Missouri, famed for natural beauty, promotes a one tank trip along a boardwalk lined with antique shops and specialty stores. Local tourism officials highlight easy driving routes, scenic overlooks, and shop-rich stops. Visitors can enjoy small-town charm fueled by restaurateurs and local artisans.
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Inaccurate spelling noted in Friday’s 1B story
The Southern Illinoisan reports a misspelled name Clay Kolar on page 1B Friday. An accuracy hotline directs readers from Jackson County or elsewhere to report errors.
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Ryan won't appeal release of divorce papers
Republican Senate candidate Jack Ryan said he would not appeal a Los Angeles court order unsealing child custody records from his 1995 divorce with Jeri Ryan. He and his ex wife were upset by the ruling but chose not to appeal, while critics warned the release could hurt his campaign against Barack Obama and echo corruption concerns linked to former Gov. George Ryan. The judge said the public deserves access despite potential harm to the 9 year old and to Ryan. documents will be redacted before release to his attorneys.
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Magera eyes Athens bid as archery trials loom
John Magera leads in U S archery trials with 3022 points, 23 ahead of next, risking Olympic berth as he aims for Athens 2004. He balances work at Middle Mississippi River National Wildlife Refuge with TL's Archery coaching, crediting Mark Williams and family support for his rapid rise and calm approach.
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