Open River nostalgia and pioneer press role
A reminiscence recalling years in the Columbia River Basin and open river advocacy. The author describes publishing efforts in the Columbia Courier, fundraising for open river sentiment, directing the Open River Association, and witnessing steamers on the Columbia and Snake Rivers. He notes personal newspaper ventures in Kennewick and ongoing efforts to promote river development, ending with reflections on past labors.
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Open River Association
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Kennewick, Wash
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Birth of the first steamer amid river crossing turmoil
The narrator recalls years of effort to connect two towns three miles apart by river with an unsafe cable ferry. Just before moving East, after persistent work, the first steamer appeared afloat with a crowd of celebrators marking a new era of transit.
How to Select a Good Grade Cow
O C Gregg outlines six criteria for selecting good milking cows from grade or native stock. Emphasizes a large body, strong blood supply, well attached udder, prominent milk vein with return holes, and a bright eye indicating a robust nervous system, plus verification by scales and Babcock test.
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O. C. Gregg
North Dakota Farmers’ Institute
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