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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1844
Page
4
The article warns readers that personal actions forge destinies and urges careful consideration before gambling, temperance, or deceit. It cites grim ends of gamblers, drinkers, and fraudsters while praising Illinois and Missouri wool growth. It laments reliance on British wool and tariffs, urging domestic wool farming and manufacturing growth.
Oregon Emig correspondent reports 27 wagons from Holt county Missouri crossing the Missouri at Council Bluffs. About 40 men with many women and children, three Oregon parties started this season, and the outlook is bleak as settlers spend all they have. Emigration to Oregon is ridiculed as poor speculation. terrain is rugged, climates harsh, valleys scarce, rivers few, and provisions scarce. Starvation deaths feared. some may already be moving cattle from California. Joseph Carter convicted at Belvidere for the Catherine family murder.
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