Salmon trade on Pacific coast drives vast industry
The Pacific coast leads the canned salmon business started in 1866 with about 55 million cases worth $220 million packed and sold. Alaska Puget Sound and Columbia River sites dominate canneries, traps, and fleets. Demand spans United States Europe and beyond, with 45 percent sold domestically, 40 percent to Europe, and England as top consumer in proportion to population.
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The
Pacific Packing & Navigation Company
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7A Company
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Central America
Lost buckskin horse with saddle marks near Pendleton
Reward offered for a buckskin horse missing between Starkey and Pendleton. Distinguishing features include a white stripe on the forehead, one white hind foot, a black stripe down the back, round shoes, and a left stifle brand. Reward $5.00. Return to Birch Creek ranch, four miles SW of Pendleton. Address Mrs. John Southwall Pendleton Or.
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Starkey
Pendleton
Birch Creek
Pendeton
John Southwall
Pendleton, Or
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