Eastern Oregon described as vast land of resources and prospect
The article extols Eastern Oregon east of the Cascades as a vast region rivaling New York and Pennsylvania in size, rich in stock ranges, mineral wealth, and agricultural potential. It lists counties and towns such as Umatilla, Morrow, Gilliam, Wasco, Heppner, Arlington, Condon, Fossil, The Dalles, and Union, highlighting rivers, rail access, and forthcoming development opportunities for immigrants and tourists.
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Cascade Mountains
New York State
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Urantilla
Morrow
Gilliam
Waseco
Union
Wallowa
Laker
Malheur
Grant
Klamath
Lake
Crook
Wasco
Umatilla
Baker
Morrow County
Columbia River
Grant County
Willow Creek
Heppner
Lexington
Cillian County
Country Mia
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Arlington
Sitaater
Coolumbia
Condon
Foss
Peat Ia
Acer
Wawe
Gillian
Cascade
Rantorn Oregon
Dalles
Wascoflee Creek
Prineville
Crook Wid
California Line
Lakeee
Warant
Ne Vouila
Urantilla County
Kew Chant
Canyon City
Burns
John Day
Long Creek
Idaho Line
Baker City
Raa
Malheur County
Vale
Fit Cove iv
Sommerville
LaGrande
Wallowa County
Lin China Rt
Pendleton in 1800s Photos Contrast with 1860 Setup
A narrative on Pendleton's early streets and buildings contrasts the 1860 view with 1880 conditions. It describes a two story structure built by L. Moree, its various occupants, and notes on other early dwellings, trades, and residents. The piece blends reminiscence with a map of who lived there and who helped shape the townsite.
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Pendleton
Falck & Cohen's
Jamon Lehman
van Shull
Main and
Court Streets
Milarkey
White
Millard
Mr. Brace
Grandma Townsend
Pencieton
Clarence Townsend
Jim Jacobs
G. W. Bailey
G. J. LaDow
W. C. McKay
B. B. Bishop
Pondleton
J. C. Turner
Isto
Howe
Amin
Swift
Dr. Makag
KB. Dishop
Dave
Oregon
Mr. Freaker
Col. Steward
Jim Daniels
Nami Miller
Lennox
Rhennedy
Hastings
Mowes Goodwin
Sam Sturgis
Lendigton
Umatilla
Mr. Morse
Mr. Bruce
Indv
Penleton
Blum’s
Villard Hous
Prank
Falck & Cohen
Kennedy
Cius Hill
Mr. Daniels
Mer
Morse
Welch
Gr. W. Baily
Bailey
Swift's Station
John Wilson
Big John
Johnathan Swift
Forest Grove
Washington County
Spear
Jim Jacoba
Abe Wilson
Pilot Rock
Col. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Harl Stewart
Tacoma Letters Describe Growth and Stage Accident
A Tacoma reader reports rapid expansion with new houses and a large warehouse, several steamboats, and influx of Eastern money. He notes Puyallup growth, streetcar plans, and immigrant arrivals. A separate item recounts a Deschutes Deschutes Deschutes hill stage accident near Prineville with fatalities and injuries.
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Prineville
Deschutes Hill
Shorar
Hamilton
Evans
Dalles
Deadwood Poll Votes for Dakota Division and Statehood
A Deadwood paper reports about division of Dakota with voters favoring splitting into two states. The tally shows a strong sentiment for division and admission as two states, while broader public opinion remains unsettled amid political debate and public anxiety.
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Deadwood
Waltir
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