Jean Worth Papers ca. 1869-1986

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Jean Worth Papers ca. 1869-1986

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Escanaba, Michigan, newspaperman. Subject files (including collected materials) relating to his research interest in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, notably in the area of Cedar River, Escanaba, and Menominee; include manuscript of writings, subject files, and photographs.

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