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	aking the purchase, preserving the tradition. Prior to European contact, Ojibwe tribal fishermen used large birchbark canoes and gill nets constructed from twisted and knotted strands of willow bark to harvest fish from Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-05-05 15:06:10 Open Document File Size: 252,18 KB Share Result on Facebook Company the Tribune / Alfred Booth Packing Company / Chicago Tribune / American Fur Company / / Country United States / Canada / / Currency GBP / / Event Company Expansion / / IndustryTerm retail outlets / fish oil / fish processing enterprise / fish products / chemical contaminant safety standards / / NaturalFeature Lake Superior / Madeline Island / Lake Eries / Great Lakes / / Organization FDA / Administration for Native Americans Fresh / / Person Sam Roe / Claude Allouez / Michael Hawthorne / Etienne Brule / Pierre-Esprit Radisson / Paul B. Addis Lake Superior / Médard Groseilliers / / ProvinceOrState Wisconsin / / PublishedMedium Chicago Tribune / / URL www.lakesuperiorwhitefish.com / www.chicagotribune.com/news/specials / / SocialTag Great Lakes Waterway Seafood Fisheries Coregonus Coregonus artedi Lake Superior Fish boil Lake trout Great Lakes Fish

aking the purchase, preserving the tradition. Prior to European contact, Ojibwe tribal fishermen used large birchbark canoes and gill nets constructed from twisted and knotted strands of willow bark to harvest fish from Add to Reading List