Umatilla Reservation History and Tribal Details
The article describes the Umatilla Indian Reservation near Pendleton Oregon, noting geography, rivers, and tributaries. It mentions settlement patterns, farming, land rental to whites, and the tribe’s seasonal hunting and fishing trips into eastern Oregon and Idaho. It highlights intermarriage with neighboring tribes and visits to nearby reservations by tribal members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broweh
Oregon
Idaho
Yakima
Diversified farming pays amid odd editions and oddities
A garbled OCR fragment discusses diversified farming and a dominant figure, M. S. Sehroark, tied to a land empire and social upheaval. The text braids references to agriculture, printing, and local politics, with unclear names and scattered terms.
Legacy of policy and reform in Indian reservations story
The article traces early federal acts shaping native policy, the move toward reservation systems, and the impact on tribes. It discusses treaty history, land use, and shifting government relations, noting farmer livelihoods, intermarriage, and debates over education and industry within the reservation system. The piece highlights tensions between policy aims and real economic and social changes among tribes and settlers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Umatilla
Tmtilla
Wihilel
Pandieton
Stratelies
Byie Antilla
Mokay Creek
Filey Creek
Weit Ieee
Wall Waltons
Teibey
Groehag Ly
Hateas
Cosiawes
Montreal
Koln
Bewtonailie
Iyeutten
Aetran
Peter Cok
M. S. Sehroark
Santie raeliGne
Ovine Te Hateli, Ie
Phaieette
Vhithee
Umututla
VS&5
Hanie
Shivel Blond
Feonoh
Amert
Dave
Elie Aay
Perentliy
Holt
Dineeter
Jira College
Pendleton
J. Sheuerman
Lessee
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
V. Stroble
Baker @ Folsom
Main Street
Hamley & Co
Pendleton,Ore
E. Court St
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