Prospects for Spokan Falls in 1881 Brightens Steadily
The Spokan Falls area shows signs of a spring boom with rising trade, railway work, and mining prospects. Farming remains the core wealth. new lumber and brick industries emerge, and county affairs report a flourishing finance. A San Francisco conference discussed Oregon and Washington rail connections, with plans to shift wheat shipment routes via Gulf ports and new cross-state lines.
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Colville Items from Fort Conyvrvah February 16 1881
Colville correspondent praises Spokane Times welcoming issue notes difficulties of printing and ink on tinted paper. Letter thanks editor for coverage asks local readers to send more Colville items and mentions area agriculture business and school superintendent Henry Wellington with time likely from February 26 exchange.
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