Oregon and other states at the fair exhibit highlights
The New York Tribune details Oregon displays of forests shingles wool fruit dried vegetables and canneries with salmon. It notes several other states Kansas Iowa California and Colorado exhibits with mining crops and irrigation efforts and commentary on salmon fisheries and western development.
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New York Tribune
Puntaverrnia
Oregon
Washington Territory
Ious
Essex County
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
United States Treasury
West Virginia
Arkansas
St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Norton Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Trinidad
Pittsburgh
Bobtail
Gregory
Hercules
Cold Stream
Dolly Varden
Leavitt
Briggs
Pelican
Sherman
Fiske
Moose
Bates
Baxter
Morgan
Cariboo
Pocahontas
San Juan
Hiawatha
Logan
Ute
Printer Bay
Free Gold
Eureka
Idaho
Cashe
Transylvania
California
Boulder County
Colorado
Alden Smith
Towa
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
The
Agricultural College
Union
British America
Tropics
Freeport
Chatsworth
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Saline
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Massachusetts
All About Oregon Canned Salmon in 1876
F B Thurber writes in the American Grocer about Columbia River salmon canning growth from eight years of start. Corbett & Macleay export to London and then London buyers to Crosse & Blackwell, leading to widespread packing on the Columbia and beyond. The article notes salmon quality, native curing by Indians, May runs, improving early season, later decline, and calls for law to protect supply.
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F. B. Thurber
American Grocer
Astoria
OreGon
J. West, Esq
Corbett & Macleay
Portland
Liverpool
Messrs. Corbett & Macleay
London
Messrs. Crosse & Blackwell
Messrs
Crosse & Blackwell
Mr. West
Columbia River
Frazer River
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Cascades
The Soda Mines of Wyoming Prospecting Global Soda Supply
The Omaha Herald reports Wyoming deposits on the north side of Sweetwater River in Carbon County near Rawlins may supply world soda. A 400 acre uncrystallized carbonate deposit with salt impurities is to be developed with a $1.5 million capital, a new railroad to the Pacific line, and 2,500 workers.
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Colorado
Agricultural Department
State of
United States
England
Omaha Herald
Sweetwater River
Carbon County
Wyoming
Rawlins
Union Pacific
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