Coyote Worship by Warm Spring Indians Fades Under Change
A historical note recalls how the Warm Spring and nearby Indians once revered the coyote as a powerful being. Legends spoke of captive coyotes bowed to and worshipped, while modern life brings Christian services, wheat fields, and dwindling coyote populations as the old faith wanes amid trapping and persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orewon
von Cunning Pexte
Madris Monier
Warm Spring
Angela
Goa
Quebec girl disguises as boy to enlist in US Army
Kathryn Newton of Quebec traveled to Brouxity recruiting station and broke into tears when Sergeant Hall ordered a physical. The supposed boy admitted running away two weeks earlier to ride as a youth, hoping to reach Denver before returning home with help from her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Newton
Quebec
Canada
Brouxity
United States Army
Hall
Minneapolis
Hays
Denver
Electricity in the Navy and a Wood Bid Notice
An article extols electricity on warships detailing its roles from gun elevation to ventilation and kitchen tasks. A separate public note advertises bid opportunities for Union County to obtain 126 cords of fir and yellow pine wood cut to three feet nine inches, with delivery to the courthouse basement in La Grande Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imi Conmmini
Union County
la Grande
Oregon
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North Fir Street
M. A. Stillwell
P. F. Rohr
Chamberlain
Lacy Luddreth
Lenoir
N. C
Feam
Car
Cossest
Lloars
Blue Mountain
Ped Cross Drug Store
Tgor
Portland
Larrives
Chicago
Elgin Branch
Childrens Golf Gloves
M. Wellman
Go Adams
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