Visited country praised for farming wealth and vast lands
James R. Parish reports by letter on the Pacific Northwest from Walla Walla to Lewiston, noting extensive fertile land along the Columbia and Snake rivers. He describes soil richness, wheat potential from ten to sixty bushels per acre, and widespread settlement with many farms taken up as millers buy grain and mills run at capacity.
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Cascades
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Cascade Ronge
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Lewiston
Idaho Territory
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Blue Mountains
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Large Scale Farming Near Milton Promises Big Wheat Output
The East Oregonian reports Dr Bhi lock of this city purchases a vast Milton area and launches major improvements. A 12 mile flume will bring lumber for a lumber yard and irrigation. Eight gang plows prepare about 1,000 acres for wheat this Fall with expected yields of 39,000 to 35,000 bushels. Fencing 10 miles, multiple wells to irrigate the tract, farming near ten miles from town. Prices and production outlook are strong.
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East Oregonian
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Milton
Jenuth
Teow
W. IW. Union
Kansas firm buys cattle and chores in Snake River valley
Mr. David Tever reports a Kansas firm led by Lang purchasing 260 head of cattle at about 20 dollars each and 400 head of horses, paying cash. The total outlay in the valley this season nears sixty thousand dollars, with cattle on loan to Kanes and loans expected to grow, enriching local stock raisers and farmers.
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Snake River
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Lang
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WW. W. Statesman
Revival of Trade and Industry Urged by Wise Politician
The W. W. Union urges focus on revival of trade, manufacture, and growth over party success. It calls Congress to aid internal improvements, equalize currency, and create jobs, from the Mississippi to Hell Gate, to awaken national progress and end political apathy.
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Mmere
Congress
Dalles
Cascades
Hell Gite
New Dinamas Discoveries Near Ten Askets Creek
Reports from Port Colville indicate new placer diggings found on Ten Asket Creek twelve miles from Rock Creek and about 100 miles northwest of Fort Colville. A large Fort Colville party including Jacob Stitgel and F Sherwend has traveled to the site.
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Tenasket Creek
Rock Creek
Fort Colville
Jacob Stitgel
F.sherwend
Tisines
Carion
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