Edison Chiloquin the last Klamath who refused to sell
Edison Chiloquin, hereditary Plaikan chief and last Klamath with treaty rights, has refused the 1969 land sale despite compartmental pressure. He keeps land but rejects the final payment, choosing to preserve heritage while constructing an authentic Indian village on Sprague River. His stance embodies the struggle over tribal identity and federal termination policy.
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Oregon
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Edison
America
Crater Lake
California
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New World
Edison Chiloquin
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Klamath Reservation
Sprague River
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Salt Water Irrigation Grows Barley in Sand Dunes
University of California Davis researchers Dr. Emanuel Epstein and J D Norlyn report barley grown in sand dunes irrigated with Pacific sea water yielded about 1000 pounds per acre, half the national average, and note salt tolerance varies among strains, suggesting breeding prospects for salt-tolerant crops.
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Epstein
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Bodega Bay
Pacific
San Francisco
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