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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

9

Locusts and Loyalty in a Japanese American Conquest Tale

The serialized story introduces a Japan led takeover in the Columbia Basin after 1945. Uren Takahira, son of the district boss, boasts of driving out white settlers as Jim Hammond and Carlson families face threats, legal trouble, and a looming trial amid accusations of a staged assault.

Japan United States Columbia Basin Inland Empire John Hammond Carlson Jack Carlson Hammond Mary Hammond Jack Mary Neppel Gren Takantra Takahira Te Imme Daugh Pom Jenkins Hammonds Uren Takahira Jenkins Mack Takashira America Kiri Ais Country Columbie Basin Abraham God Thig Alec Carlsons Aren Young Carlson Tanaka Becaune Jen Carison Mke Uren

Crooked Man-Toppled Tale Invites Nancy and Nick Inside

Nancy and Nick pursue Mother Goonie’s broom through a crooked town of twisted paths and a house built oddly askew. The Crooked Man welcomes weary travelers and shares a cautionary secret about a useless six pence as the youths press on.

Nancy Nick Mother Goonie Seattle Star

Chief Joseph Stirs Treaty Question In 1859 Story

The judge recalls how after 1859 Congress confirmed the Walla Walla treaties, Chief Joseph resisted selling land, insisting the earth is his mother and refusing farming. Commissioned messengers arrived in 1877 to relocate him, with Joseph and White Bird agreeing to move in 80 days, but delays followed.

Congress Walla Walla Looking Glass Joseph Washington United States Lapwal Wallowa Valley White Bird

Corn Meal Batter Bread

A brief home recipe by Hertha Shaolin for corn meal batter bread. It uses corn meal butter hot milk salt eggs and baking powder. The batter rests briefly then bakes 30 minutes in a greased dish and is served from the baking vessel. It accompanies meat and gravy well as an alternative to potatoes or rice.

Hertha Shaolin

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