Oldest Apple Tree and Pioneering Landmarks Note
diary style notes from L S Otto recounting the northwests oldest apple tree in Fe Vancouver Washington grown from a Loud England seed and planted in 1826 by the Hudson Bay Co. it also covers Lewiston and Sacajawea monuments with reflections on pioneers and early infrastructure including the interstate bridge and related inscriptions.
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Vancouver
Washington
Loud
England
Hudson Bay Co
New World
Hie
Hudson Bay Ca
Cape Horn
Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Fe Vancouver
Beets as Principal Money Crop Advice from Field Dept
JAS Scilley, District Agriculture, urges growers to plant sugar beets where soil moisture is adequate and to time seeding about 16 days apart. He recommends early cultivation to conserve moisture, thinning when beets show in rows, and follow up with a cultivator to curb weeds. The Field Department offers ongoing advice.
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Scilley
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L. S. Otto
Portlend
Lewiston
John McLaughlin
Columbia District
Lewis
Lewis and Clark
Snake River
Idaho
Thistle
Paluse Goafby
Oregon
Wichington
North End
West Side
South End
East Side
Competitan
Seth Lewellen
Miwaukee
Sacajawea Monument
United States
Sacajawea
Portland
Toussaint Chaboneau
Lenbi
Sacnjnwen J
Jefferson
Three Forks
Missouri
Sacawea
Mountain Pass
David IP. Thompson
Pederal Parm Loans
Dickey
Farmer's National Hank
Filer, Mere. Co
Munyon & Son & Hopkins
Buhl
Jersey
Buhl Country
The
Amalgamated Sugar Company