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Puget Sound Mail » 9/13/1879 » Page 1 » Column 6

[Steam threshers in this locality]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/13/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

Mr. H.A. March

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/13/1879 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The Walla Walla Union computes cost of transporting wheat]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/20/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Hop picking throughout sections of the Sound…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/20/1879 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The steamer Josephine…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/20/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

Grain Shipments

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/20/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

Grasshoppers

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/27/1879 » Page 2 » Column 1

[Some tall "bucking" was done…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/27/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

[In company with a few others…steam threshers]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/4/1879 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The steamers Yakima, Josephine,]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/11/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The Chimicum cheese factory…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/25/1879 » Page 3 » Column 3

[Mr. Mcglinn has introduced a bill...]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/25/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Ten thousand one hundred tons of wheat…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/25/1879 » Page 3 » Column 3

[The potato crop…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/25/1879 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The harvest season is over...]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/1/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The importation of cattle from this country is prohibited in Canada]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/8/1879 » Page 2 » Column 2

Legislative Enactments [lien law]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/22/1879 » Page 2 » Column 1

Whidby Island Flour Mills

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Puget Sound Mail » 12/13/1879 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The Odessa variety of wheat…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 12/13/1879 » Page 3 » Column 2

[A Gristmill on Fidalgo Island]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/3/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[As near as can be…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/31/1880 » Page 3 » Column 3

[The Farmers hereabout…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/31/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

The Grain On Hand

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Puget Sound Mail » 3/13/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

Diking Commenced

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/10/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

Local Agricultural Prospects

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A New Industry

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/10/1880 » Page 3 » Column 3

Potatoes

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Sugar Beet

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The Fertile Vallies of the Empire East of the Mountains

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A Large Undertaking

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/17/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

A Good Work Interrupted

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/17/1880 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Farmers Have Hard Road]

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Puget Sound Mail » 6/12/1880 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Mariott Visits]

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Puget Sound Mail » 6/19/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

The County Division Question

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/17/1880 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Nooksack Agricultural Success]

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/17/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

Plucky Woman

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/31/1880 » Page 2 » Column 1

Good Word for the North End

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/7/1880 » Page 3 » Column 3

[Visit to Mr. Bennett's Gardens]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/14/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Reaping on Swinomish Flats]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/21/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Newell Colony Should look at Skagit Marsh reclamation]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/28/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Large Crop of Hops in Puyallup Assured]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/28/1880 » Page 3 » Column 3

[Baldwin Appointed Farmer for Swinomish]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/4/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Agricultural Machine Agent Visiting]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/11/1880 » Page 3 » Column 3

[Harvest]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/11/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Washington Colony Arrives]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/11/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Eastern Washington Gouging Railroad]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/11/1880 » Page 2 » Column 3

Timothy Seed

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/2/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Martin Not Impressed with Yakima]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/2/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Threshing Progresses]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/2/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

Prolific Wheat

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/9/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Price for Wheat in Walla Walla]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/16/1880 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Threshing continues on Flats]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/23/1880 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Free Trade Club Urging Agriculture]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/30/1880 » Page 2 » Column 2

[Cucumbers that measure]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/20/1880 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Since the low price of oats]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/1/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[A starch factory]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/1/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The heaviest fall of snow of the season]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/1/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The good work of throwing up a levy]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/8/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Oregon, during the year just closed]

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/15/1881 » Page 2 » Column 1

[Mr. Crosby]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/5/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Mr. L. L. Andrews]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/12/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

[As to a Cheese Factory]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/12/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The work of dyking the banks]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/12/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The weather]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/12/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

The Wheat Market

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/12/1881 » Page 2 » Column 2

Agricultural Implements and Machinery

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/19/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[A petition has been presented]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/19/1881 » Page 2 » Column 2

[Last year a considerable quantity of sugar beets]

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Puget Sound Mail » 2/19/1881 » Page 2 » Column 2

Mr. Souer

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/16/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

Mr. R. E. Whitney

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/16/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Considerable grain has already been sown]

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/16/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

The Beaver Marsh Prospect

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Puget Sound Mail » 4/16/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Mr. H. Brewster, who for some years]

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Puget Sound Mail » 5/21/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

A Prodigal Harvest

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Puget Sound Mail » 5/21/1881 » Page 2 » Column 1

[Rain]

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Puget Sound Mail » 5/28/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The prospect for a large grain crop…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 6/11/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The Walla Walla Watchman of June 21…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 6/18/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

Farming Machinery

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/9/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

Farming Machinery

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/23/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The click of the mower…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/23/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

To Farmers

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/23/1881 » Page 3 » Column 4

[Threshing on the Skagit...]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/3/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

[San Francisco grain market, Washington Territory...]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/3/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Hop-Picking at Puyallup…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/17/1881 » Page 2 » Column 2

[Mr. Wilson, of the firm of Gove & Wilson…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/24/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Steam Threshers suspend operation, Polson machine...]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/1/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Farmer, Whidby, Island, La Conner, wheat, oats…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/1/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

Barley commands excellent price this season…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/5/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Steady shipment of grain this season from Sound…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/5/1881 » Page 3 » Column 2

[High price of grain this season…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/5/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

The Grain Market

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Puget Sound Mail » 12/17/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The Grain Crop disposed of…]

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Puget Sound Mail » 12/31/1881 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Mr. S. B. Crockett this week returns]

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Puget Sound Mail » 3/4/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Plowing commenced on the "Flats"]

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Puget Sound Mail » 3/11/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[A Colorado syndicate has purchased a large proportion of the horned stock]

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Puget Sound Mail » 6/3/1882 » Page 2 » Column 2

[It may be pretty safely stated]

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/15/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

As to the Removal of the Jam

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/15/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Two or three organizations]

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/15/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

The Skagit Jam Meeting

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Puget Sound Mail » 7/22/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

Coupeville Correspondence

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[The crops look well hereabout]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/5/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The grain crop]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/12/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

Coupeville Correspondence

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/19/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The hop crop in Yakima]

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[The hop crop of the Puyallup Valley]

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Harvesting

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/26/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Two steam threshers]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/16/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[It is not generally known]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/23/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The farmers hereabouts]

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[The local grain market]

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Hops Are Hops This Year

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/7/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The local grain market]

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[Grain Market]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/14/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Considerable rain this week]

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/14/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

Lively Grain Market

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Coupeville Correspondence

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/28/1882 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The new oat-meal mill]

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Puget Sound Mail » 11/11/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

That Mill

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Extraordinary Fertility

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Coupeville Correspondence

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Hop Picking in Puyallup

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Estray Notice

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Puget Sound Mail » 12/23/1882 » Page 3 » Column 1

[An organization…the Seattle hop-growers association]

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Estray Notice

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/6/1883 » Page 3 » Column 2

A Query Answered

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Puget Sound Mail » 1/20/1883 » Page 3 » Column 1

[J. & Gaches]

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Faith in Portland

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[Mr. Al Leamer]

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Inconsistent Reformers

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[Stanwood]

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No Admission

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[Messrs. E. G. English and E. McAlpine]

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Oregon and Washington

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The Skagit Delta to the Front

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[The day is not far distant]

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Coupeville Correspondence

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[The Seattle Hop Growers' mammoth farm]

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Coupeville Correspondence

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[The somewhat heavy rains…]

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[The most diminutive hen fruit]

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Commerce and Trade

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[Mr. D. O. Pearson]

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Commerce and Trade

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The Fruit Crop

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[Preparations for the harvest commence]

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Commerce and Trade

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Commerce and Trade

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Commerce and Trade

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Coupeville Correspondence

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Commerce and Trade

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Mt. Vernon Correspondence

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Commerce and Trade

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Commerce and Trade

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[In common with the others]

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[A very elegantly printed and illustrated work on hop culture]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/4/1883 » Page 3 » Column 2

Mt. Vernon Correspondence

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Commerce and Trade

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/11/1883 » Page 4 » Column 1

[Forty-five dollars per month]

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[The harvest is now in full blast in these "parts"]

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Puget Sound Mail » 8/18/1883 » Page 3 » Column 1

[A hop-grower from the Puyallup Valley]

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Commerce and Trade

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[Transportation Companies]

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[Threshing will commence here next week]

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Grain Market

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/1/1883 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The first apple tree raised on the Pacific coast]

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[Experiments in the transportation of freight]

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[Large numbers of Indians are congregating at Puyallup]

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[The first oats of the season]

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Puget Sound Mail » 9/8/1883 » Page 3 » Column 3

[Late quotations for feed oats]

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Coupeville Correspondence

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Oat Market

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[Mr. Dunlap's 4-horse team]

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[The Indians have nearly all gone to the Puyallup hop picking]

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Produce Market

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[The steamer Welcome]

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Coupeville Correspondence

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[Threshers about here will please notice what our Coupeville correspondent says]

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[The steamer Welcome]

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Coupeville Correspondence

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A Good Day's Work

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[On the place of H. D. Singer]

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[Robt. Becker]

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[The steamer Jas. McNaught]

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[Message of William A. Newell, Governor of Washington Territory, cont.]

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[The recent unexpected and uncalled-for showers]

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Coupeville Correspondence

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The Oat Crop of 1883

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Puget Sound Mail » 10/27/1883 » Page 3 » Column 2

[The harvest season is about over]

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Produce Market

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[Washington Territory sends lumber abroad…]

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Produce Market

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Correction

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Another Pioneer Gone

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[This is too Bad]

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[A slight advance in the price of oats… ]

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[Messrs. Moodie & O'Hare have leased…]

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Produce Market

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Oat Shipments

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Farms Sold

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[The Grange movement…decline]

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Destructive Freshet

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[Subscriptionto repair the dikes and dams]

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Produce Market

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[The schooner Perry took a load of oats to Victoria]

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[Barn burned... on Whidby Island]

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Lynden

The Nooksack Valley

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[Austin Chambers]

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Horticulture

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Bee Culture in Washington Territory

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Stock Raising and Dairying in Whatcom County

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Floriculture

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An Agricultural College

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[Hop growers…]

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Begin Right

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Small Fruit Culture

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Washington Crops

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Olympia

[Newcomers to Puget Sound]

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Columbian » 10/2/1852 » Page 2 » Column 5

Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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Who Would Not Be a Farmer?

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Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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To the Farmers and Immigration

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Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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Oregon Vegetables

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Editors' Table

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Cause of the Rise in Flour

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Editors' Table

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Agriculture

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Editors' Table

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Editors' Table

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Public Notice

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Notice

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Editors Table

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Editors Table

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Editorial Correspondence

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Sheep

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Columbian » 7/16/1853 » Page 2 » Column 3

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 8/6/1853 » Page 2 » Column 3

Harvest

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Columbian » 8/6/1853 » Page 2 » Column 3

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 8/13/1853 » Page 2 » Column 2

Flour

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Grazing for Stock--New Claims

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Columbian » 8/27/1853 » Page 2 » Column 4

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 8/27/1853 » Page 2 » Column 4

About Fruit Trees

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Columbian » 9/17/1853 » Page 2 » Column 4

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 10/1/1853 » Page 2 » Column 6

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 10/8/1853 » Page 2 » Column 6

Beat This

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Columbian » 10/15/1853 » Page 2 » Column 2

Agriculture and Horticulture

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Editor's Table

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Columbian » 10/15/1853 » Page 2 » Column 2

Wheat by the Railroad

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Columbian » 10/22/1853 » Page 1 » Column 2

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 10/22/1853 » Page 2 » Column 2

Agriculture and Fruit Growing

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Columbian » 11/12/1853 » Page 1 » Column 3

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 11/12/1853 » Page 2 » Column 6

Monster Vegetables

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Columbian » 11/19/1853 » Page 2 » Column 1

Editor's Table

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Columbian » 11/19/1853 » Page 2 » Column 2

[From the Oregonian - letter to the editor]

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Columbian » 11/26/1853 » Page 1 » Column 5

[Magnificent Turnip]

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Washington Pioneer » 12/10/1853 » Page 2 » Column 3

Abuses in the Lumbering Business--Proposed Remedy--What our Farmers should do

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Washington Pioneer » 12/10/1853 » Page 2 » Column 1

The Largest Turnip in the World!

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Washington Pioneer » 12/17/1853 » Page 2 » Column 5

The Largest Ox in the Territory

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Washington Pioneer » 12/31/1853 » Page 2 » Column 2

[Remarks of Mr. Chenoweth on the Land Law Amendment]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 4/1/1854 » Page 2 » Column 6

[Washington Legislature--First Session--In Council--Apr 17-Apr 19]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 4/22/1854 » Page 2 » Column 3

Retail Prices Current

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Pioneer and Democrat » 5/13/1854 » Page 3 » Column 5

[Crop Successes Depite Weather--Wheat Sample]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 6/24/1854 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Local Wheat]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/22/1854 » Page 2 » Column 3

An Act Relative to Weights and Measures

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/12/1854 » Page 4 » Column 2

[Democratic Wheat]

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[Yelm's Agriculture]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/16/1854 » Page 3 » Column 2

Vancouver's Island

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Pioneer and Democrat » 11/4/1854 » Page 4 » Column 1

[Territorial Agricultural Society]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 12/23/1854 » Page 1 » Column 2

Puget Sound Agricultural Society--Articles of Agreement

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Pioneer and Democrat » 1/6/1855 » Page 2 » Column 5

[Puget Sound Agricultural Society--Articles of Agreement--Cont.]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 1/6/1855 » Page 3 » Column 1

The Times Are Out of Joint

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/3/1855 » Page 2 » Column 1

[Fruit Trees]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/10/1855 » Page 2 » Column 3

Agricultural Society of Washington Territory

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/31/1855 » Page 1 » Column 4

[Grasshoppers]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/3/1855 » Page 3 » Column 3

Our Farmers, the Wheat Crop, &c.

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/17/1855 » Page 2 » Column 1

[Nursery Retailers]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/28/1855 » Page 2 » Column 5

Is the Culture of Fruit Profitable?

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/5/1855 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Wheat Crop Harvest]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/29/1856 » Page 2 » Column 5

Threshing Machine for Thurston Co.

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/5/1856 » Page 2 » Column 4

Notice to Farmers

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/31/1856 » Page 4 » Column 3

An Important Improvement

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Pioneer and Democrat » 12/26/1856 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Low Turnout to Meeting for Agricultural Society Organization]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/6/1857 » Page 2 » Column 3

What Is the Duty of the Agriculturalist?

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/20/1857 » Page 1 » Column 6

Agricultural Society

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/27/1857 » Page 1 » Column 4

Constitution of the Agricultural Society

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/27/1857 » Page 1 » Column 5

[Weather Clerk Predicts Rain Which Prevents Plowing]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/27/1857 » Page 2 » Column 3

A Perilous Panther Fight

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/27/1857 » Page 2 » Column 2

[In Consequence of the Recent Rise in the Price of Flour and Sawed Lumber.]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 4/10/1857 » Page 2 » Column 6

The Weather

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Pioneer and Democrat » 5/22/1857 » Page 2 » Column 4

[Mr. L. D. Durgin, Proprietor of the Grand Mound Nursery]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 6/5/1857 » Page 2 » Column 4

Grasshoppers

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/3/1857 » Page 2 » Column 5

[Oat Harvest]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/17/1857 » Page 3 » Column 3

[Farmers of Thurston County]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/31/1857 » Page 2 » Column 6

The Harvest - The Crops

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/31/1857 » Page 2 » Column 5

The "Plow Boy"

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[Puget Sound Agricultural Company]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/18/1857 » Page 2 » Column 3

Army Notice

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/18/1857 » Page 3 » Column 2

Large Fruit

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/9/1857 » Page 3 » Column 1

Ward & Hayes

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Pioneer and Democrat » 11/13/1857 » Page 2 » Column 2

Letter of Gov. McMullin, of Wahington Territory

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Pioneer and Democrat » 11/27/1857 » Page 1 » Column 1

[schooner Wild Pigeon]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 12/4/1857 » Page 3 » Column 4

[Territorial Legislature Vth Session] In House Monday, Jan. 4th, 1858

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Pioneer and Democrat » 1/8/1858 » Page 2 » Column 3

The Restaurant of E. A. Lake Was Kept Constantly Open

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Pioneer and Democrat » 1/29/1858 » Page 3 » Column 2

Flour

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/5/1858 » Page 2 » Column 4

The Weather

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/12/1858 » Page 2 » Column 1

Ships and Shipping

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Transplanting Fruit Trees, Etc.

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Flour

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Pioneer and Democrat » 2/26/1858 » Page 2 » Column 3

Products, Exportations, &c., of the District of Puget Sound

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/5/1858 » Page 2 » Column 1

[harsh weather]

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[weather]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/26/1858 » Page 2 » Column 3

A Word to Farmers, Generally.

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Pioneer and Democrat » 4/23/1858 » Page 2 » Column 3

The Weather

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Rain

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Pioneer and Democrat » 6/25/1858 » Page 2 » Column 6

Scarce

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Up Like A Rocket

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/9/1858 » Page 1 » Column 5

Harvest

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Sun-Stroke: or Cause of Fruit Trees Dying

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/13/1858 » Page 1 » Column 6

The Oregon Farmer

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Fruit, Fruit Trees &c.

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/8/1858 » Page 2 » Column 3

Worthy the Attention of Farmers and Gardeners

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Pioneer and Democrat » 11/26/1858 » Page 2 » Column 6

[Shipping news]

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Thank You Sir.

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Pioneer and Democrat » 11/26/1858 » Page 2 » Column 3

large turnips

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Pioneer and Democrat » 12/10/1858 » Page 2 » Column 2

[Weather]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/11/1859 » Page 1 » Column 1

The Weather

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/11/1859 » Page 2 » Column 6

The Weather Again

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/25/1859 » Page 2 » Column 4

Olympia Prices Current - Retail

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Pioneer and Democrat » 4/22/1859 » Page 3 » Column 2

Transit from Winter to Summer

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Pioneer and Democrat » 5/13/1859 » Page 2 » Column 5

[High Water on Columbia River]

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Gray's Harbor and Chehalis River

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/15/1859 » Page 2 » Column 4

Fruit

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Crops

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Brewery

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General Remarks

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Pioneer and Democrat » 7/29/1859 » Page 1 » Column 2

Gross Outrage

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/12/1859 » Page 2 » Column 2

Thank you, Kindly

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/9/1859 » Page 2 » Column 3

Thank You, Mr. Barnes

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Pioneer and Democrat » 9/23/1859 » Page 2 » Column 2

Good Yield

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Good Prices

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Injury To Crops

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Some Pumpkins

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/7/1859 » Page 2 » Column 3

A Prolific Country

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/21/1859 » Page 2 » Column 2

Heavy Shipment

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[Farmers of Oregon]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 3/30/1860 » Page 2 » Column 1

The Walla-walla Country

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Pioneer and Democrat » 5/18/1860 » Page 2 » Column 2

[Strawberries]

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Tall Oats

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/10/1860 » Page 2 » Column 3

Army Worm

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Harvest

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/17/1860 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Oregon Apples Are Now in our Market]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/17/1860 » Page 2 » Column 4

Stock East of the Cascades

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Pioneer and Democrat » 8/24/1860 » Page 2 » Column 4

From Colville

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A Living Reaper

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New Fruit Stores

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Pioneer and Democrat » 10/19/1860 » Page 2 » Column 2

A Villain

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[Tobacco raised in Jackson County]

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Pioneer and Democrat » 12/28/1860 » Page 2 » Column 4

The farmers

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Pioneer and Democrat » 1/4/1861 » Page 2 » Column 5

Port Townsend

Our Grazing Lands

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Weekly Argus » 4/6/1871 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Stock Raisers to Settle Locally]

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Weekly Argus » 4/13/1871 » Page 2 » Column 2

Stall Fed Beeves

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Farm Produce in Port Townsend

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Weekly Argus » 6/20/1871 » Page 3 » Column 1

Swinomish Correspondence

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Weekly Argus » 2/6/1875 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Skinning Cattle}

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The Quillehcyte Country

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Island County

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Graded Stock

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Outlook in California

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The Grasshoppers

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Ravages of Worms

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New Dungeness Items

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Betel Nut Chewing

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From New Dungeness

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 8/11/1876 » Page 4 » Column 2

Pacific Slope News

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Mr. N. Meagher, of Port Angelos,

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 9/22/1876 » Page 4 » Column 3

We were shown some very fine, large potatoes a few days ago…

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Pacific Slope News

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Pacific Slope News

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Pacific Slope News -- Washington Territory

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[Cucumbers]

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[Calhoun Shipping Oats]

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[Cattle Sold]

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[Correspondence]

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Splendid Apples

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Fine Blooded Stock

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 12/29/1876 » Page 5 » Column 1

[The farmers of Chimacum are feeling quite jubilant]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 4/6/1877 » Page 3 » Column 1

[A Walla Walla papers says]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 4/27/1877 » Page 1 » Column 1

[Number of Angora goats]

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[The Report that Mr. Meeker, the extensive hop-raiser]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 5/4/1877 » Page 5 » Column 1

[The damp weather for the past week]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 5/11/1877 » Page 5 » Column 1

[By private letter from Swinomish]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 5/18/1877 » Page 3 » Column 1

[The Tacoma "Herald"

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[Self-Binding Harvest Machine]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 7/6/1877 » Page 4 » Column 2

Territorial Fair

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[The Olympia "Transcript" boasts of Thurston County having the first]

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[On Monday afternoon last, we had the pleasure of]

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Dr. Kellogg, of Whidby Island

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Champion Wheat Cutting

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[The farmer we have been looking for…]

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Progressing

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Quick Work

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 9/7/1877 » Page 5 » Column 2

Sample Produce

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[We would call especial attention to the advertisement of seed potatoes]

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Communicated

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Sit Down And Reckon It Up

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 9/21/1877 » Page 8 » Column 1

Southdown Sheep

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 10/5/1877 » Page 7 » Column 1

Market Report

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Market Report

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From Orcas Island

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[We Acknowledge]

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Markent Report

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Guemes Island

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Market Report

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Returned

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[The Isabel took over a large lot]

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[The bill recently introduced in the Legislative Assembly…]

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[A Grist-mill is about to be erected]

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Flour

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Editorial Correspondence-The Skagit River

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Argus Glances

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 11/30/1877 » Page 1 » Column 3

[Large lots of hogs…]

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[The schooners Letitia and Mist…]

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[The fruitfulness of Chimacum valley…]

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[The Intelligencer tells about…]

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[Hogs are still being shipped…]

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[The Oregon City and Imperial Mills…]

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Island Items

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Resources of Quillyhute Valley

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[Mr. A. W. Arnold, of this place, informs us…]

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Improvement

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Island Items

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[The drying establishment, in prospect…]

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Local News-The Plummer Fruit Dryer

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[From Dungeness we learn…]

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Remarkable Evidences of the Mildness of the Present Winter

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[The schooner Granger arrived…]

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[The Schooner Mary Parker…]

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[Mr. Jackman's shipment…]

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[A band of some 18 head of beef cattle…]

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Pond Lillies

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Portland Correspondence

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Grist Mill Wanted

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Local News

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[…the people of Clallam…]

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Stock Raising and Wool

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Puyallup Hop-Culture

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Washington Territory - Its Inducements to Emigrants

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Washington Territory - Its Inducements to Emigrants

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 3/29/1878 » Page 2 » Column 1

Messrs. Hoxsie & Fowler last Friday…]

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[The North Pacific now refuses…]

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[A Walla Walla paper says]

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Chimacum Valley

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Snow

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Chimacum Items

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Cheese or Butter, which?

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"Wool growers"

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East of the Mountains

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[Ireland, of the "Astorian"]

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[The high price of potatoes]

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Chimacum Items

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Destructiveness of the Wild Pigeon

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[We are told that many]

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Potato Raising

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[The Snohomish "Star"]

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[The great hi-an-mytie]

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[We are willing to pit]

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[Although the price of wheat]

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[Oregon and Washington…]

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[From Ctalam we learn]

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Valuable Lands

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[The Seattle "Tribune,"]

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[The Puyallup Valley has been overrun]

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[The hop crop in the United States is short]

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[Philip Ritz, of Walla Walla]

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[About 15,000 tons of Wheat have been shipped]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 11/7/1878 » Page 1 » Column 2

[We have received a letter of inquiry]

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[The farmers of Puyallup valley]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 3/6/1879 » Page 1 » Column 1

[Messrs. Waterman & Katz receiving goods…]

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Puget Sound Weekly Argus (1876) » 4/10/1879 » Page 1 » Column 2

Oregon items

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[Potatoes planted in lower Sound…]

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[Potato pest appeared in Olympia…]

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Fine Crop of Potatoes

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Oregon Items

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[The Tacoma "Herald" says Hon. E. Meeker…]

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[Small fruits of all kinds…]

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[It is estimated 80,000 tons of wheat will be shipped…]

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[The Register of Vancouver Land Office estimates, lands…]

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[Hop picking finished in Puyallup valley…]

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Our Fairs

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[A Mr. Hammer, living on the Touchet, Walla Walla county]

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[We learn that one Ah Jay (Chinaman)]

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Progress In Washington Territory

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[Mr. A.J. Smith, of Quilliehute, writes to the Argus…killing large fern]

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Beet Sugar

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[On Tuesday evening the schooner Perkins arrived]

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Chehalis Trade

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[Again we have progress to report from the White River cheese factory]

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Miscellaneous

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Brief Local Items

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[ Tide-Land at Gray's Harbor]

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Miscellaneous

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[ The officers of the Northern Pacific railroad…]

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The Route to Skagit River

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State and Territorial

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State and Territorial

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[The immigration aid society]

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Chance For Cheese-Makers

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Starch Factory

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Gardening Experiments On Fir Land

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Clalam County

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[All the cattle belonging to Blinn & Huntington]

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Whatcom county

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[Considerable damage has resulted from a freshet]

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[A gentleman from Walla Walla… grasshoppers]

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Facts about Jefferson County Not Generally Known

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[Mr. W. A. Anderson]

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[Mr. James Smith]

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Fine Opportunity

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[Crops in and about Dungeness]

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[We have been shown a specimen of timothy]

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[Mr. James Smith, of this place]

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Kind Words for our Territory

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For Sale

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Communicated

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[The latest reports from East]

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[As to a cheese factory]

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[The loss of live stock]

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Beet Culture

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A Word To Farmers

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[Mr. Wadleigh, of the firm of Phelps…]

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Apples

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Potatoe Crop

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Hops

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Big Yields

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[Apropos to the present agitation about shipping]

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[The wheat acreage of Washington Territory in 1880]

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[Mr. A.U. Davis, of Dungeness,…large canoe with fat hogs]

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Telegraphic Market Report

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Agriculture in America

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Oregon and Washington Wheat

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Visit to Alaska

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Unfortunate

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[LaConner, June 22, 1882]

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[Washington Territory is recognized as the greatest wheat producing region in the United States.]

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N. P. P. R. Items

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[The Walla Walla Union…]

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LaConner, Aug. 7, 1892

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The Fair

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Hops

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Crops and Markets

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Our Reporters' Budget

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[Mr. Alex. Henderson…]

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Hop Growing

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Write Up Your Locality

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Seattle Markets

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A Letter From Missouri

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Clippings

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Friday Harbor Custom House

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The Past Year Post- Intelligencer

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Horse Lore

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Seattle Markets

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Our Reporters Budget

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NOTICES O FINAL PROOF. U.S. Land Office At Olympia W. T.

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S. Land Office At Olympia, W.T., Dece,ber 26, 1882

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Our Reporters Budget

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Vacant Lands Walla Walla Statesman.]

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Puget Sound Argus. Brief Local Items

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New Tacoma

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General Items

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Prosperous Times for Farmers

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Walla Walla Union

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Crops

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The Far Northwest Washington Territory Ask Admission As A State

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Character of Soil

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Seattle Markets

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Crop Prospect

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Wheat

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[That the next wheat crop of Oregon and Washington]

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Mr. O.H. Holcombe

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[Reports of increased acreage and good crop prospects]

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From Saturday's Daily

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[As India is the growing rival]

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[Dyking associations]

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Seattle

Constitution and By-Laws of the King County Agricultural Society

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Farming on the Duwamish and White Rivers

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Apples

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Agricultural Fair

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King County Agricultural Society

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King County Agricultural Society

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Market News. Corrected Weekly for the Seattle Gazette.

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Awarding Judges

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King County Agricultural Society

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Big Apples

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Washington Territory - Number Six

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Now and Then

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Hard on Stock

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[White River Flooding]

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The Ass brays and the Bull bellows

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Agricultural Meeting

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Flour

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Cherries

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Apples and Berries

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[Beach Sends Apples]

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Agricultural Notice

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[Oregon State Fair]

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Fair

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Agricultural Notice

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Agricultural Notice

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A Fine Present

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[Rain Hampers Harvest]

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King County Agricultural Fair

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The County Fair

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The Fair

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Agricultural Address

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Premium List

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Good Farms

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New Cider

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Snow Storm

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The Salmon Berry

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[Farmers Commenced Plowing in Walla Walla]

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[Hon. Isaac Newton]

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The Chehalis Country

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Adjourned

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Adjourned

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Adjourned

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Olympia Items

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Adjourned

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King County Fair

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Premium List

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[Silk Grower's Manuel]

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Yakima Valley

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[We learn that]

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[Desirable Property for Sale]

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Home and Farm - The Tea Plant

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Ohio Correspondence

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[Steamer Comet]

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Large Porker

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Home and Farm - The Farmer's Club

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Agricultural Society

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Puget Sound Farmer's Club

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Home and Farm - Attention, Farmers!

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King Co. Farmer's Club

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[Stevens buys sheep]

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Constitution and By-Laws of the King Co. Farmer's Club

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Farmer's Club

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King Co. Farmer's Club

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Department of Agriculture

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Up-Sound Items

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Not an Agricultural Country!

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[Request re Corn]

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Meeting of the King County Farmers Club

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Blooded Stock

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Libellous

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Beef Cattle

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Beef Cattle

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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California Correspondence

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[Miscellaneous Local Business News]

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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More Beef

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Another Drove

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Fine Fruit

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Caterpillars

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California Correspondence

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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Industrial Exhibition - Seattle Market on Christmas Day

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Desirable Lands

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Business

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[A Walla Walla man…]

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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Hop Growing

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Farming Lands

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[Yakima Valley]

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Thanks

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[Walla Walla Rain Damage]

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[Walla Walla grain]

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[Cattle Arriving for Seattle Market]

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Ordinance No. 43 - In Relation to Bulls

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Grain Crop

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Speedy Relief

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Our Wants

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Business for the Railroad

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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Office of w.W.I. As. Seattle

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Items for Exhibitors at the Fair

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[Miscellaneous Local Items]

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The Fair

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Two Good Boys

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Railroad Freights

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W.W.I. Fair

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The Fair

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[Stevens and Whitman Counties]

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The Fair

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[Miscellaneous Local Items]

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[Miscellaneous Local Items]

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Legislative Proceedings

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[Miscellaneous Local Items]

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[North Western Stage Route]

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W.W.I.A.

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W.W.I. Fair

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[Kittitas]

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Shipment of Hops to New York

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Flour Exports

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Damages

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Ripe Strawberries

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Strayed

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Strayed

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Strayed

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Strayed

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Large Egg

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Peaches

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Eastern Washington

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[All the lacteal fluids]

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Loss of Produce

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Flax Culture

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Dried Apples

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Profits of Fruit Growing

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Tobacco

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[At a cattle sale]

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[The Walla Walla Union]

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What to Do

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[Nisqually bottom]

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From Klickitat

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Strawberries

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[Under the act of Congress]

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[The Libby brings strawberries from Fidalgo…]

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Harvesting

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New Grist Mill

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From Yakima

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Cranberries

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La Conner Correspondence

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Stilaguamish

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[W. W. Spirit thresh fall wheat…]

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[Mr. Walcot of Port Orford, lost wool]

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Peaches

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Cattle Report

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[Some Walla Walla farmers now sowing their wheat]

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Hay

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A Wonderful Wheat Country

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News Items

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Personal

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[Mr. Otis Freeman]

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Native Grasses

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Eastern States

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[Harvesting]

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Dairy Products

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Hops

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Visitors

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Our Tributaries

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The Fair

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Sold

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Grain

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Big Cabbage

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Our Markets

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[The agricultural wealth of the Walla Walla valley]

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Territorial Wines

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[Our Territory is not to export grain alone, but beef as well.]

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[David Small, of Walla Walla]

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Oats

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Got Back

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Dairy and Paddock

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The Nursery Business

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Across the Mountains

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Cattle Breeding

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Hops

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Yakima!

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For La Conner

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Reclaimed Lands

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New Monthly

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Fat Hog

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Across the Mountains

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Beef Cattle

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[Flour continues steadily to advance…]

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[The canning of beef for export…]

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Steamboat News

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Shingles

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Good Market

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The Unclean Beast

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A Good Move

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The Fanny Lake

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The Juanita

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Our Northern Farms

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Capt. Blinn's Cattle

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The Grain Trade

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Mosquito Fleet

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Wooly Heads

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An Important Discovery

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The Nooksack Jam

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[Jeff. Peabody is putting up twelve tons of ice per day]

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The Planter

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From Centerville

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Market Report

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Poisoned

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The Value of Beef

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Eastern Cattle

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Gone Below

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Money Market

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Market Report

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Crops

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New Potatoes

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[The Crops of the Stilagnuamish, Skagit, Swinomish]

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Beef

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Beef

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Snohomish Hops

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Market Report

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[Eight head of large steers were on the wharf]

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Market Report

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Mr. P. J. Flint arrived in this city too-day with]

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Fine Wool

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[List of News Notes

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Diseased Potatoes

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[From Mr. T. H. Campbell, who has]

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Settling Up

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T. B. Jayne

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Harvested

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Prolific

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Small Fruits

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[Large number of fruit trees]

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[Walla Walla is in luck]

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Large Porkers

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Appreciated

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A day Among the Farmers

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Fruit Culture

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Pork

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From Lake Washington

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[During 1877, there were carried]

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Desired Information

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[The Tacoma Herald says that]

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Plant Nuts

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Large Crop

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Fine Pigs

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The Grain Crop

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[We noticed on yesterday's boat]

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[Land is land…]

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Potatoes

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[The recent rapid rise…]

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[Many of the farmers…]

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Potatoes

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Moses and His Band

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Walla Walla Statesman

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Severe Winter

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Pest

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Tea Plant

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Still Out

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Fast Work

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[Wenat hay shipment…]

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Nooksack Mills

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Grain Yield East of the Cascades

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Potatoes

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Land Monopoly

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From Chehalis

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[Best land for potatoes]

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Squirrel Scalps

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Nice Butter

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Walla Walla Union

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Removal

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Beef Cattle

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Puget Sound Hops

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Cattle

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[Extreme cold weather…]

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Damage by Frost

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Walla Walla

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Butter

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[Potato prices…]

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Seattle Beef

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[Wheat prices…]

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Washington Territory by Comparison

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For Kittitas

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Early Vegetables

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Strawberries

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Tea Culture

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Value of Improved Breeds of Sheep

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Cattle Drive

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That Cattle Drive

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Still They Come

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Puyallup Hops

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The Railroad

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New Fertilizer

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Fruit

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New Potatoes

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Cattle

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Potato Crop

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Eastern Washington

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To Fruit Dryer Buyers

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Cattle Drive

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The Green River Country

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[Cheese load]

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Klickitat

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Puyallup Hop Crop

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Steam Thresher

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Farming Lands

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[The Fanny Lake]

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[Geo. Smith arrived]

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The City - Valuable Lands

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Comet

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The Columbia River Route

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[A section of the country]

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Our Exports

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Sugar Beet

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Meat

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Some Egg

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Farm Labor Statistics

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Snohomish

Snohomish City Market Report

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Early Gardening

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New Steamer

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Stillaguamish River

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La Conner, W. T.

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[Hops in Pierce County]

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Plow, Sow and Reap

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Snohomish City Market Report Stock

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[Samish]

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[Walla Walla Valley]

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LaConner, W. T.

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Puyallup Valley

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[Gardening in Olympia]

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News Items

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La Conner Items

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Whatcom County Agricultural Society

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[Walla Walla Haying]

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Snohomish City Market Reports

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Local Items

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Snohomish City Market Report

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Snohomish County Agricultural Society Officers

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Snohomish County Agricultural Society

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Snohomish County Agricultural Society Officers

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La Conner Items

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Pass it Around

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[A correspondent of the Wall aWalla Union…wheat]

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The Stillaguamish Crops

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[The following items are from the Tribune]

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From Walla Walla

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Premium List of the Snohomish County Agricultural Society for 1876

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The Fair

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Premiums

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Stillaguamish Items

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Address Delivered at the Second Annual Fair of the Snohomish Co. Agricultural Society

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Premiums

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Atthanum Valley

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Snohomish City Market Report

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Snohomish City Market Report

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Swinomish Items

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Yield of Our Tide Marshes

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[The following we republish from the STAR]

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Snohomish City Market Report

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Snohomish City Market Report Stock

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Snohomish City Market Report

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Grain Shipments

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[Farmers of California and Oregon]

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"How is Crops?"

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[We have received…North Pacific Rural]

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The Coming Press

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[Large amounts of wheat are being shipped]

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Resources of the Snohomish

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The Agricultural Resources of Puget Sound

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Resources of the Snohomish

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Resources of the Snohomish

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The Samish

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Resources of the Snohomish

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The Outlook

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[Across the river from our window]

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Our Resources

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Resources of the Snohomish

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To the Farmers of Snohomish County

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Chimacum

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Local Items

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Communication

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Bread Cast upon the Water

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A Run over the Swinomish

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[The following was accidentally omitted]

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A Needed Steamboat Route

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[Haying...]

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Farmers

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Agriculture

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[Farmers on Whidbey Island harvest grain…]

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Stillaguamish Items

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Premium List of the Snohomish County Agricultural Society

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Preposterous

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The Canning Business

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Condensed Milk

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Premium List

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The Soil of the Puyallup

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[Three hop growers on the Snohomish…]

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Communications

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Wheat Yield

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The Steamship Alaska

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Turnips

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Local Items

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Good News

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Tide Marsh Ranches

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[There is about on hundred acres]

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[The following amounts of Hops

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[A good story is told of the Swinomish]

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[From Padilla information is received]

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[Grain is about all sown]

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[S. Calhoun finished]

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Crops Raised in the Northern Part of Whatcom Co

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Oak Harbor

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[A subscriber writes]

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[Dr. Spinney]

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Black River

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Squak Valley

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[A few days since John Little shipped 617 pounds of wool from his place…]

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The Snoqualmie

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[Snoqualmie, cont.]

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[Harvesting is in a forward condition on the tide marshes]

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Skagit River News

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Territorial Items

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[Those wishing to experiment in grain…]

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The Progress of Settlement up the Pill Chuck Valley

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[The hop crop for the Puyallup valley has been picked, dried and baled.]

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Something Worth Thinking About

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La Connner and The Swinomish

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Territorial Items

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New Tacoma-the Terminus City

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[Mr. Geo. W. Tibbetts]

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[A cattle disease]

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[T. G. Wilson, of Seattle]

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Spokane

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The Trouble with Wire Binders

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[Eastern Washington Farmers Earn Less]

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How To Utilize Old Fruit Cans

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Foreign Trade

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New Settlement

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Crop Prospects

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Hill Lands

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Low prices Inadvisable

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Dr. Atkinson's Lecture

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The Columbia Plains

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Ouor Territory

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Eggs-tremely Eggs-traordinary

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Columbia County

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Beef Contract

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[Farming in Eastern Washington Soil]

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Eastern Washington Soil

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[Hogs Stolen, Deserters Captured]

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Deep Plowing

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Notes by the Way

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Crop Prospects

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[4,000 Cattle Headed for Chicago]

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Value of Lands

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Prospects of the Hop Crop

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No Fence Law

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Sheep

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Western Washington

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Raising Turkeys

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[The farmers of England…]

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The Spokane Prairie

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[Last year's crops of grain in Oregon and Washington…]

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A Good Word for Moscow

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A Comparison

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Promise of the Harvest

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Large Fleece

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The Late Heavy Frost and the Lessons It Has Taught

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Mass Meeting at Colville

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The Situation

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Puget Sound Crops

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Crab Creek News

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Condition of Spring Wheat

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They Won't Believe It

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Indian Farming

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Rewards of the Future

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Good Yield

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[Questions about Crops]

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Yield of Fruit

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Wheat Product of Eastern Washington

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[Grain]

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[Potato Crop]

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Tacoma "Herald" Items

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[Acres of Grain]

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The Vancouver Land District

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Nursery

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Coeur D'Alene News

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Hay Crop and Meadow Lands

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A Great Country for Fruit

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Value of Lands

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Pen d'Oreille Division of the N.P.R.R.

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[Good Year in Washington Territory]

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Pays Well

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Peaches

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Coeur D'Alene News

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Fall Farm Notes

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[Large Supply of Vegetables]

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Our Farmers' Opportunity

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The Columbia River Locks

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Latest Market Report

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The Fence Question

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The Early Bird, Etc.

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Water Vs. Elbow Grease

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[The Washington Industrial Association]

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Beet Sugar

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Beet Sugar

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[We may all laugh…]

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Yakima and Klickitat News

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Getting Ready

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Worn Out Wheat Sacks

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[Inquiry By a Settler on Northern Pacific Lands]

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Beet Sugar

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Beet Sugar

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Wool

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Territory of Washington, County of Spokan

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Columbia River Bar

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[Messrs. J. B. Shrum and F. M. Pugh…]

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[Strange Isn't It…]

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Proposed Change In Our Land System

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[Wanted -- At Spokan Falls]

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Township Plats

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Valleys East of the Cascades

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[Says the Klickitat Sentinel]

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Report of Sheep Commissioner For Columbia County

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Grape Culture

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A Grasshopper Theory

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["Hoppers" here in full force]

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Clean Wheat

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The Prospect

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The Fence Law

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Yakima County

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The Harvest in Walla Walla Co.

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Notice

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Sod Wheat

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Notice U.S. Land Office

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Our Fat and Lean Harvests

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Grasshoppers

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[The Hop Interests of our Territoy]

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Yakima Corn

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Prospects of Brighter Days

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Fine Potatoes

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[Mr. S.C. Liberty]

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Farming With Chinamen

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What Will We Do With Our Surplus Wheat?

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Large Turnip

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Taken From His Farm

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Apples

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[Beginning their Labors]

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Lower Klickitat Valley

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Spring Work about Homes

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An Extensive Cattle Sale

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The Flume Trouble

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[Geo. E. B. Meyers, son of L.W. Meyers]

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[The attempt to raise sweet potatoes…]

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Coeur d'Alene Reservation

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Fine Garden

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Pioneer Fruit Stand

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Fruit

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Wool

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Sweet Potatoes

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Farmers Wanted

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Our Farmers and Gardeners

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Oats

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A Larger Force

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[Twelve cents per pound for hops crop]

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Wheat

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Wreck at Columbia Bar

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From Monday's Daily

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Grain Elevator at New Tacoma

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[Barberry hedge plants introduced in this vicinity...]

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[Henry Villard]

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Around the West

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[Flourishing Crops]

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[Prospect for an Abundant Crop]

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[Growing Grain]

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[Grain]

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More of It

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It Will Grow Anything

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Fine Fruit

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Prospering

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Good Opening

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Steam vs. Hoss

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The Palouse Country

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Prime Stock

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A Painful Topic

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Commission Business

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Still on Top

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Echo Mills

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More Evidence

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They Will Buy It

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Adapted to Fruit

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Fine Grain

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Mammoth Vegetables

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Our Grain Market

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More Fruit

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The Price of Grain

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Notice -- Timber Culture -- Robert Yarborough vs. Gilbert L. Smith

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Coming Down

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Notice -- Timber Culture

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[Wheat Market]

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Still it Comes

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Some

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Some Spuds

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Wanted

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Grinding

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In Front

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Use It

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[What Is the Character of the Country About the Coeur d'Alene Mines?]

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The Improvement of Stock

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That Railroad

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Land Hunting.

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Good Report

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Timber Culture

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Fair Association

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We Object

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As It Should Be

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Favorable

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Verdure Invigorator

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[Grain Surplus Will Reduce Prices]

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Soil Samples

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Fine Article

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Good Showing

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Farmers' Protective Association

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[Advisability of Organizing a Fair Association]

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A New Break

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Generous

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Cotton Exhibit

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Notes from Pastoral Egypt.

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[Montana cattle branding]

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Moving.

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Tobacco Seeds

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[Malting Barley]

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Our Fruits.

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Dairy Farms.

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Fine Stock.

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Crickets.

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Stock Sales.

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[Echo Flour Mill]

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Rockford Items

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Too High

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Aid Him.

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[Northern Pacific liberality]

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An Explosion

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From Egypt

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Instructions to Exhibitors

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Reduced Fares

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A Wheat Market

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Barley Question

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Spokane Falls Market Report

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Sorghum

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Spokane Falls.

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An Elevator.

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Steilacoom

The Grasshopper

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Agriculture

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Prospects of the Coming Harvest

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Table Favors

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Albany Cultivator

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Sowing Wheat

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Onions

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A Ramble in the Morning

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Cranberries

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Fine Peaches

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A Wash for the Stems of Fruit Trees

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Agriculture - Composition and Washes for Fruit Trees

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Crops

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Green Peas

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Farms and Farming

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Harvesting

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Products of Our Territory

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Harvesting

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Miners

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Products of Our Territory

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Washington Fruit

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Remarkable Fruitfulness

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Nursery Trees

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The Farm

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Pierce County Fruit

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Extraordinary Yield

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Vegetable Wonders

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Acknowledgment

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Still Another

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Another Contribution

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Horse Meat

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In Luck

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High Prices

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[Response to Letter to the Editor]

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Camels for Puget Sound

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A Big Beet

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Large and Beautiful Fruit

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Milk and Eggs

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Sale of Stock

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Amusing Scenes

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Cattle Dying

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Agriculture -- Mouse and Mole Trap

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Army Notice

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The Puallup [Puyallup] Country

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Large Strawberries

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Steilacoom Market and Prices Current

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Puyallup Oats

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High Price for a Farm

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Fruit

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A Mammoth Beet

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Fine Fruit

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Production of Washington Territory

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[Thank you, Mr. Gallagher, for the Beautiful Cauliflower]

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A Big Apple

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Tobacco Grown in Southern Oregon

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Depreciated

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Summer Fruits

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Gratefully Received

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Sugar-coated Leaves

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Agriculture. Cultivation of Potatoes

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Wash for Trees

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Cure For Gapes In Chickens

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Agriculture

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Fences and Hedges

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Excessive Pruning

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Acknowledgment

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Apples

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Large Sale of Horses

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Agriculture

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Robbing the Farmers

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Vegetables

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Potatoes

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A Good Yield

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A Good Crop

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Fruit Trees

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Handsome Vegetables

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Shipments of Cattle

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The Puyallup Valley

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Shipment of Cattle

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The Crops

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Early Fruit

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Fine Apples

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Wanted

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The Flour Panic

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Plowing and Planting

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Heavy Loss

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Prolific

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The Snohmish

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Early Hand

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Fruit Trees

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Live Stock Shipment

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Wine, Wool and Stock Journal

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Gardening

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Good Prospect for Farmers

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Sheep Raising

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Vancouver

[A stalk of corn was brought to our office…]

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Favors

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Large Apples

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Sheep and Wool Raising

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The Market

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Favors

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[Agriculture is the most general occupation of man…]

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Some Potatoes

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The Weather

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Oats for Sale

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Grapes

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Spring Gardening

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Trees

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The River

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Crops

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Our Bottom Farms

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Save Your Shade Trees!

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The Crops

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The Crops

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Our Market

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Fruit

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A Farm is to be Depended On

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Green Corn

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Grapes

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[Farmers on the Columbia River making hay…]

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Home Trade

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A Word to the Farmers

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Big Enough for All Purposes

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Diseased Sheep

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From Walla Walla

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Wanted to Know

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Something About Dogs

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Stock Breeding

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Estray Notice

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Diseased Sheep

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Died

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Sheep Raising

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Our Prospects

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Correspondence

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Estray Notice

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Washington Territory Items

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Washington Territory Items

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Ripe

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Early

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Imported Stock

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Pleased

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[Simmons Brings Cherries]

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Hay-Scale

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[Knight Cherries]

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Washington Territory Items

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[Charles Peroux]

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Taxes

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[Good Hay Weather]

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[Huckleberries]

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[Simmons is Fruit King]

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Washington Territory Items

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Yakima Valley

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Some Difference

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Agricultural Meeting

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Agricultural Meeting

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Thanks

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[Clarke County, it is thought, will produce]

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Clarke County

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[Lewis Van Vleet, President of the Clarke]

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Productive Soil

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[The driving of cattle and sheep to the Sound]

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[We have to thank some farmer]

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Thanks

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Capt. Fales has splendid cherries

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Precocious Poultry

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Farming

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Local Items

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For the Yakima

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Editor Register

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A Letter from the Yakima

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[J. W. Woodward]

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Agricultural

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Tall Grass

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The County Fair

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Honey

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Walla Walla

Walla Walla as a Farming and Stock-growing Country

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Resources of the "Upper Country."

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Farmers Should Prepare for Winter

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Great Loss of Stock

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The Farmer's Harvest

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Advantages of Walla Walla County

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Save Your Stock

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Great Scarcity of Grain

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[An Old Veteran's Stories]

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[Condition of Stock in Mountains]

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The Cold Winter -- Loss of Stock

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[Nine-tenths of Stock Died]

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Stock in the Mountains

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Work Oxen

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High Price

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Bitter Root Valley and Fort Benton Items

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Profit by Experience.

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A Few Suggestions

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Seeding

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Fruit Growing

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Loss of Stock

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Beef Cattle

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Ranches

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Volunteer Crops

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Cattle for Salmon

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From Bitter Root Valley

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The Coming Crops

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A Profitable Crop

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Farming

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The Country

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Fat Cattle

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Early Vegetables

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An Early Crop

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Harvesting

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Powder River Valley

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Green Corn

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Green Corn

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Washington Statesman » 8/2/1862 » Page 2 » Column 7

Melons

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The Corn Fields

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Melon

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Washington Statesman » 8/9/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Hay

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Washington Statesman » 8/9/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Horses at Auction

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Washington Statesman » 8/9/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Large Melons

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Washington Statesman » 8/16/1862 » Page 2 » Column 4

Auburn Meat Market

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Oregon Items

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Washington Statesman » 8/16/1862 » Page 3 » Column 1

Large Musk Melon

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Washington Statesman » 8/30/1862 » Page 2 » Column 3

Mammoth Squash

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Washington Statesman » 8/30/1862 » Page 3 » Column 2

Cheap Cattle

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Washington Statesman » 9/6/1862 » Page 2 » Column 3

Melons

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Washington Statesman » 9/6/1862 » Page 2 » Column 4

Fruit

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Washington Statesman » 9/6/1862 » Page 2 » Column 4

Profitable Farming

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Washington Statesman » 9/6/1862 » Page 2 » Column 2

The Lower Touchet

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Washington Statesman » 9/13/1862 » Page 2 » Column 1

Letter from the Mines -- Letter Sixteenth

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Washington Statesman » 9/13/1862 » Page 2 » Column 3

Flour

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Washington Statesman » 9/13/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Another Huge Squash

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Washington Statesman » 9/20/1862 » Page 3 » Column 1

Articles for the Fair

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Washington Statesman » 9/27/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Lost, Strayed or Taken Without Permission

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Washington Statesman » 10/4/1862 » Page 3 » Column 1

Stock

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Auction Sale of Stock

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Large Potatoes

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Washington Statesman » 10/11/1862 » Page 2 » Column 1

Stock Market

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Washington Statesman » 10/11/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Cattle

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Washington Statesman » 11/1/1862 » Page 3 » Column 1

Huge Turnip

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Washington Statesman » 11/15/1862 » Page 2 » Column 6

Importing Wheat

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Washington Statesman » 11/22/1862 » Page 2 » Column 2

Grist Mill

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Washington Statesman » 11/29/1862 » Page 2 » Column 1

Nursery

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Washington Statesman » 12/20/1862 » Page 4 » Column 1

Scarcity of Grain

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Washington Statesman » 12/20/1862 » Page 2 » Column 3

Sweet Potatoes

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Washington Statesman » 12/20/1862 » Page 2 » Column 3

Brooms

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Washington Statesman » 1/3/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Plowing

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Washington Statesman » 1/17/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

Farm Products

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Washington Statesman » 1/24/1863 » Page 2 » Column 1

Cattle for the Mines

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Washington Statesman » 1/31/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Flour from Salt Lake

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The Payette Valley

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Fruit Trees

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Washington Statesman » 2/7/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Walla Walla Market

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Washington Statesman » 2/14/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

Farming Claims

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Washington Statesman » 2/21/1863 » Page 2 » Column 2

Beef

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Washington Statesman » 2/21/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

[Crop Prices]

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Washington Statesman » 2/21/1863 » Page 2 » Column 3

Hot Beds and Gardening

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Washington Statesman » 2/21/1863 » Page 2 » Column 3

Oats and Barley

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Washington Statesman » 2/21/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Farming in Walla Walla Valley

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Washington Statesman » 3/14/1863 » Page 2 » Column 3

Hogs for Grand Ronde Valley

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This Year's Crop

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Washington Statesman » 3/21/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

Gardening

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Washington Statesman » 3/21/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

A Hog Country

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Washington Statesman » 3/21/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

New Mill

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Washington Statesman » 3/21/1863 » Page 2 » Column 2

The Reason Why.

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Trees for Shade, Fuel and Orchards

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Washington Statesman » 3/28/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Small Shrubbery

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Thorn Hedge

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Washington Statesman » 3/28/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Early Vegetables

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Washington Statesman » 4/4/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Hay and Grain

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The Farmer's Garden

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Washington Statesman » 4/4/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Cheap

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Washington Statesman » 4/11/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Fruit Trees

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Washington Statesman » 4/11/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Tobacco

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Washington Statesman » 4/11/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Auburn Letter

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Washington Statesman » 4/18/1863 » Page 2 » Column 3

Farming East of the Mountains

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The New Sugar Cane

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Washington Statesman » 5/16/1863 » Page 2 » Column 2

Colville Correspondence

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Washington Statesman » 5/16/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

[Communicated]

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Washington Statesman » 5/23/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Cricket Plague at Dalles

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Wood Clip

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Washington Statesman » 5/23/1863 » Page 2 » Column 2

To Beef Contractors

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Early Barley and Oats

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Washington Statesman » 5/30/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Sealed proposals

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Washington Statesman » 6/6/1863 » Page 3 » Column 3

To Farmers and contractor

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The Grand ronde Valley

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The New Sugar Canes

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Cultivatino of the Chinese Sugar Cane in Walla Walla Valley

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Early Potatoes and Peas

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Fine Potatoes

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Washington Statesman » 6/20/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Scarcity of Hands

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Walla Walla Cherries

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Washington Statesman » 6/20/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Grasshoppers

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Washington Statesman » 6/27/1863 » Page 2 » Column 1

More Wool

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Washington Statesman » 6/27/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

The Boise Valley as a Farming Country

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[Giant Pie Plants]

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Early Cucumbers

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Washington Statesman » 7/4/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Early Corn

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Harvesting

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Washington Statesman » 7/4/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

The Grain Crops

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Harvesting

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Washington Statesman » 7/18/1863 » Page 2 » Column 2

Lively Times

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Washington Statesman » 7/25/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

Threshing

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Washington Statesman » 7/25/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Beef Cattle

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Washington Statesman » 7/25/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Melons

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Washington Statesman » 8/1/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Tobacco Plant

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The Potatoe Crop

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Washington Statesman » 8/1/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

Early Corn

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Sealed Proposals

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Grinding

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Cattle and Mules Dying

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Lieut. Hammer

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Office of A.A.Q.M.

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Washington Statesman » 8/8/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

"Big Red Apples"

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Beef Cattle

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Washington Statesman » 8/15/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Embargo

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Proposals for Oats or Barley

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Washington Statesman » 8/15/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Farming Prospects of the boise Country

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Proposals for Beef Cattle

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Hay

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Washington Statesman » 8/22/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Melons

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Suspended

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Thanks

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Washington Statesman » 8/22/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Letter from Colville

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Washington Statesman » 8/22/1863 » Page 2 » Column 3

Sweet Potatoes

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Washington Statesman » 9/5/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

[Cattle not dying]

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Horses

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Washington Statesman » 9/5/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Salt Lake Flour

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Hedge Fence for the Walla Walla Valley

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Washington Statesman » 9/5/1863 » Page 2 » Column 2

Sugar Cane

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Washington Statesman » 9/5/1863 » Page 2 » Column 5

Tall Corn

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Washington Statesman » 9/5/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

Cattle and work Oxen

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The Crops in Grand Ronde

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Washington Statesman » 9/12/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

[Grain Crop Abundant]

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Washington Statesman » 9/12/1863 » Page 1 » Column 5

Peaches

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Washington Statesman » 9/12/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Hay

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Melons from Grand Ronde

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melon

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Washington Statesman » 10/3/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Huge Pie Melon

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Washington Statesman » 10/3/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

Putting in Grain

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Oregon Apples and Pears

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Washington Statesman » 10/10/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Still in Market

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Washington Statesman » 10/10/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Walla Walla Sorghum

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Washington Statesman » 10/10/1863 » Page 2 » Column 1

[Receipts of Oregon State Fair]

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Washington Statesman » 10/10/1863 » Page 2 » Column 6

Who can Beat Them

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Washington Statesman » 10/17/1863 » Page 3 » Column 1

"A No. 1"

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Larger Yet

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Cheap Apples

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Washington Statesman » 10/24/1863 » Page 2 » Column 4

To Farmers

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Washington Statesman » 10/31/1863 » Page 2 » Column 3

The Corn Crop

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Sweet Potatoes

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Washington Statesman » 10/31/1863 » Page 2 » Column 1

An Agricultural Society

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Washington Statesman » 11/14/1863 » Page 2 » Column 1

The Market

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Washington Statesman » 11/14/1863 » Page 3 » Column 2

One Hores Mills and Farmers

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Nipped in the Bud

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[Considerable rain has fallen…]

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Large Crops

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Washington Statesman » 4/15/1864 » Page 2 » Column 6

Grasshoppers

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Washington Statesman » 4/29/1864 » Page 2 » Column 2

Cattle for the Mines

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Large Droves

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Cattle

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Washington Statesman » 5/13/1864 » Page 2 » Column 4

[Sealed Proposals - Fifty Head of Beef Cattle]

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Washington Statesman » 5/13/1864 » Page 2 » Column 6

[Refreshing rains…]

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Washington Statesman » 5/20/1864 » Page 3 » Column 2

Cattle for Kootenai

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Harvest

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Washington Statesman » 6/24/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Rain

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Washington Statesman » 6/24/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Have You any Eggs

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Harvesting

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Washington Statesman » 7/1/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Early Corn

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Washington Statesman » 7/8/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Vegetables

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The First Melon

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Letter from Touchet - Touchet River, July 20, 1864 - Eds. Statesman

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Honey

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Washington Statesman » 7/29/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Proposals

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Washington Statesman » 7/29/1864 » Page 3 » Column 2

Large Melons

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Washington Statesman » 8/19/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

The Largest Melon

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Washington Statesman » 8/26/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

A Profitable Duck

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/2/1864 » Page 3 » Column 2

Tobacco Plant

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The Largest

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Pork Raising

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Who Wouldn't be a Printer

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The Market

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/16/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

The High Lands Good for Wheat Raising

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More Sheep

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Walla Walla Honey

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/16/1864 » Page 2 » Column 5

A Woolen Manufactory

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Oregon State Fair

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California Prices Current

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/23/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Sweet Potatoes

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/23/1864 » Page 3 » Column 2

Intelligence from Fisherville

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[Lovers of good butter]

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/30/1864 » Page 2 » Column 3

Potatoes

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Threshing

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/30/1864 » Page 2 » Column 5

Large Beet

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The Biggest and the Best

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Sweet Potatoes

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A Huge Beet

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/21/1864 » Page 2 » Column 6

Scarcity of Beef Cattle

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Walla Walla Statesman » 11/18/1864 » Page 3 » Column 1

Coppei,

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Walla Walla Statesman » 12/2/1864 » Page 2 » Column 4

Farmer's Grist-Mill

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Walla Walla Statesman » 1/6/1865 » Page 2 » Column 4

Hog Raising

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Familiar Talk to Farmers

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Walla Walla Statesman » 2/3/1865 » Page 1 » Column 2

Profitable

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Walla Walla Statesman » 2/3/1865 » Page 2 » Column 4

Agricultural Meeting

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Walla Walla Statesman » 2/17/1865 » Page 2 » Column 5

The Agricultural Meeting

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Plowing

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Walla Walla Statesman » 2/24/1865 » Page 2 » Column 4

[an adjourned meeting of the Agricultural Society]

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Fruit Prospects

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[Spring has come at last]

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Walla Walla Statesman » 3/24/1865 » Page 2 » Column 5

Nursery Improvements

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Walla Walla Onions in the Portland Market

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High Water

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[Walla Walla Farmers Market]

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Cattle for Boise

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Walla Walla Statesman » 5/12/1865 » Page 3 » Column 1

Wool

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Walla Walla Statesman » 5/19/1865 » Page 2 » Column 4

Not Dead Yet

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Fruit

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/9/1865 » Page 3 » Column 2

[How to Kill a Cricket]

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The Cricket Pest

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[Eggs Retail at 50 Cents/Dozen]

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Butter

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New Potatoes

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/23/1865 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Grain Harvest]

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Bock Beer

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Timely Warning

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Next Year's Crop

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Walla Walla Statesman » 7/7/1865 » Page 2 » Column 4

To Farmers

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Farmers' Grist Mill

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Walla Walla Statesman » 7/21/1865 » Page 2 » Column 4

From California

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Cattle From Below

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Farmer's Mill Meeting

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[Oregon apples and Plums]

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Peaches

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[We are told several bands of cattle and sheep]

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Agricultural

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Important to Farmers

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[The valley cannot be surpassed by even more tropical climes]

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Grapes

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Trade

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The Market

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/15/1865 » Page 3 » Column 2

Squash

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Scarce and High

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Walla Walla Peanuts

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Large Band of Sheep

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Walla Walla Statesman » 11/10/1865 » Page 3 » Column 2

Future Sources of Prosperity

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Remarkable Growth

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"Eggs Extra!"

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Walla Walla Statesman » 11/17/1865 » Page 2 » Column 3

Early Vegetables

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Holding for Higher Prices

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Walla Walla Statesman » 12/1/1865 » Page 2 » Column 3

[Pack Animals Wintering]

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Turkey

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The Flour Yield

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The Snow Storm

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Cattle Dying

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Cattle Dying

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Products of Walla Walla Valley

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Stock

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Walla Walla Statesman » 1/26/1866 » Page 3 » Column 1

Early Vegetables

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Sheep

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Meat and Vegetable Market

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Seeking A Market

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The Coming Contest

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Philip Ritz

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The Weather

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Walla Walla Statesman » 3/16/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Letter From Grand Ronde Valley

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Letter From a Farmer

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The Spring Clip

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The Crops

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The Wool Crop

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Letter From a Farmer

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The Flour Market

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Letter From a Farmer

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Letter From a Farmer

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Walla Walla Statesman » 5/18/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Pests

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Crickets

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Walla Walla Statesman » 5/25/1866 » Page 3 » Column 1

Letter From Farmer

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/1/1866 » Page 2 » Column 5

Farming Prospects

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Letter From Farmer

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/8/1866 » Page 2 » Column 5

Letter from Farmer

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/15/1866 » Page 2 » Column 2

The Weather

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Letter from Farmer

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/29/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Home Productions

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Harvest

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Cattle

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Agricultural Meeting

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[Cattle Prices]

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Agricultural Fairs

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Harvest

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Walla Walla Statesman » 7/20/1866 » Page 2 » Column 3

Prolific

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Query?

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[Farmers have been busy harvesting]

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Scarcity of Hands

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Letter from Farmer

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Walla Walla Statesman » 8/3/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Statesman » 8/10/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Out of Proportion

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[Watermelons Available]

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Fruit

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Farmer's vs. Millers

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Home Correspondence

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Walla Walla Statesman » 8/24/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Military Supplies to Be Purchased Here

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Watermelons

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The Fruit Crop

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Thrashing

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Mammoth Sunflowers

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Peaches

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/7/1866 » Page 2 » Column 5

Wallula Correspondence

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/14/1866 » Page 1 » Column 5

Great Yield

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Farmers' Meeting

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/21/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Walla Walla Domestic Market

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/21/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Salt Lake Flour

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The Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/28/1866 » Page 2 » Column 3

Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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The Castor Bean

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Bartlett Pears

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Bartlett Pears

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Mammoth Peaches

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Hop Culture

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/12/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Sweet Potatoes

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/19/1866 » Page 3 » Column 1

Walla Walla Domestic Market

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/19/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Shall We Have a Woolen Mill?

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Milton Mill

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[Oregon "Agriculturist" Suspends Publication]

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The Wheat Crop

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Stormy Weather

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The Grain Market

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Sources of Prosperity

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The Market

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Mammoth Fruit

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Sweet Potatoes

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Cracker Bakery

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Crops in Colville Valley

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Wallula Correspondence

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Walla Walla Statesman » 12/21/1866 » Page 2 » Column 4

Olympia Correspondence

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Walla Walla Statesman » 12/21/1866 » Page 1 » Column 3

[Hogs in Walla Walla Valley]

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Letter From Walulla

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Walla Walla Statesman » 1/4/1867 » Page 2 » Column 2

Eastern Correspondence

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Walla Walla Statesman » 1/11/1867 » Page 2 » Column 3

Olympia Correspondence

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Domestic Industry

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Fat Cattle

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Plowing

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Sheep Raising

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Improved Machinery

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Walla Walla Domestic Market

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Butter

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Walla Walla Flour

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Forty-Nine Creek

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Busy Times

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The Bread Question

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The Crops

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Small Farms

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The Flour Market

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Ritz's Nursery

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First of the Season

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Are Agriculturists Benefited By Associations?

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Harvest

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Farm Hands

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The Crop

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The Agricultural Fair

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Southern Relief

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair--Premium List

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Specimen Lot of Fruit

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Fruit Crop

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Burn the Grass

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Early York Peaches

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Walla Walla Statesman » 8/16/1867 » Page 4 » Column 2

Fast Freight

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Walla Walla Statesman » 8/23/1867 » Page 3 » Column 1

Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Walla Walla Agriculture Fair - Premium List

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Fertility of Our Soil

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Prolific

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Steam Threshing Machine

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Grapes

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Agricultural Fair - The Address

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Walla Wall Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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Mammoth Pears

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Mammoth Calf

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Grain Contract

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/4/1867 » Page 3 » Column 3

First Premium Flour

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/4/1867 » Page 3 » Column 3

Kootenai Correspondence

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/4/1867 » Page 2 » Column 6

Huge Melon

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Agricultural Fair

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What We Didn't See at the Fair

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List of Premiums Awarded at the Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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The Grain Market

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A Mammoth Apple

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Premium Fruit

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The Grain Market

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Mammoth Potatoes

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Wheat Market

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Huge Potatoes

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Big Apple

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Grain Crop

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Products of the Dairy

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Walla Walla Statesman » 11/22/1867 » Page 2 » Column 6

Wallula Correspondence

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A Hog Law

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A Monster Lynx

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[Wheat Prices]

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Produce Market

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Hogs

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A Good Chance for Land Claims

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The Hog Question

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Grapes

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Josh Billings On Our Agricultural Fair

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Still It Goes

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War Eagle Mills

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Agricultural Matters

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Agriculture

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Beef at Helena

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Walla Walla Domestic Market

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Lost Copy

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Grist Mill

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[From the Columbia Press]

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[Sheep Disease]

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A Glut of Produce

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Walla Walla Flour

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Wheat

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Woolen Mill

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In Blossom

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[Transporting Produce]

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[Good Agricultural Business]

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The Corn Crop

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The Fruit Crop

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Walla Walla Domestic Market

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The Fruit Crop

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Shipment of Flour

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A Farmer's Counsel

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/5/1868 » Page 2 » Column 5

Chronicles of Walla Walla

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The Crops

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Colville Items

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Walla Walla Statesman » 7/3/1868 » Page 2 » Column 3

Notes of Travel Through Walla Walla Valley

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Letter From Spokane Bridge

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[Hail and Crop Growth]

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[Cucumbers]

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The Wheat Crop

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Stock Ranch

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The Harvest

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Walla Walla Statesman » 8/21/1868 » Page 2 » Column 4

The Fair - The Premuim List

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Scarcity of Fruit

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Bad Speculation

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Green Fruit

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Grain Crop of the Pacific Coast

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Bartlett Pears

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Portland Market

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Demand for Cattle

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Fat Beef

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Peace Blossoms

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Bartlett Pears

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Blooded Stock

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The Valley Trade

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The Walla Walla Agricultural Fair

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Agricultural Address

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair Premium List

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The Fair

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Fine Potatoes

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Splendid Animal

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High Praise

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Agricultural Fair Grounds

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Premiums at the Agricultural Fair

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Walla Walla Statesman » 10/16/1868 » Page 2 » Column 4

The Grain Market

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Walla Walla Flour

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Walla Walla Statesman » 11/20/1868 » Page 2 » Column 3

Excelsior Mill

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Cider

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Improved Plow

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The Grain Market

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Blooded Stock

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Farm Work

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Hog Cholera

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A Monster Chicken

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Trees and Shrubbery

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Chickens Wanted

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The Early Rains

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Brood Mares

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Fruit Crop

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The Crops

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Walla Walla Statesman » 4/23/1869 » Page 2 » Column 5

Deformed Calves

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A Coming Pest

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An Accession

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Beautiful Boquette

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Court Adjourned

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Short Crops

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Scarcity of Hands

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The Crops

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Interesting To Stock Raisers

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Walla Walla Statesman » 6/25/1869 » Page 1 » Column 6

Agricultural Fair

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How We Apples Swim

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The Crops

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Mammoth Vegetable Productions

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[Executive Committee of Walla Walla Agricultural Society Meets]

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Postponement

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White Pine Treasure

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premuim List

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A Printer Farmer

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Fresh Cider

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The Wheat Market

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Fruit Favors

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Domestic Industry

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premuim List

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Refreshing Rains

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Fruit Market

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Fruit Favors

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Scarcity of Bacon

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An Industrious Dairywoman

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[Thanks for Peaches]

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The Dairy Business

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Malicious Injury To Cattle

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County Fair

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Great Yield

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Fair Tickets

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Grain Market

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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The North Pacific Railroad Party

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The Grain Trade

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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The Fair

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Cluster of Apples

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The Fair

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The Fair

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Grain Market

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Too Late

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The Fair

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Walla Walla Agricultural Fair - Premium List

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Sweet Potatoes

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Additional Premiums

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The Association

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The Premium List

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Grumblers

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French Cured Hams

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The Fair

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Great Rush

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Agricultural Society

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Umatilla County Statistics

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Sweet Almonds

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Resurrection Plant

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Chapman's Mill

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Fine Fruit

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Cold

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Splendid Farm

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Premium Colt

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Doing Well

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Apples

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Cattle For Powder Valley

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Walla Walla County

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Farmers and Cattle Brokers

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The Crops

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Walla Walla Tobacco

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New Granges

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Spokane Country

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Stock Raisers' Brands and Marks

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Agricultural Items

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Political

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Grange Gossip

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The New Wheat Argosy

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Hard Times

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What the People Want

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A Correction

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Farmers in Competition

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Reduced Freights

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Shipment of Lard

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Cattle Dying

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Letters of Inquiry

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Woolen Mill

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Railroad Connection

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The Valley Railroad

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The Great Question

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The Stock

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Good Stock

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[Hon. W. T. Barnes, from the head of Dry Creek, reports]

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Long Drawn Out

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Feeding Stock

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Stock Dying

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[Hon. Dan Stewart has sold 300 tons of hay within the past six weeks.]

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Stock

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Lucky Stock Men

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Flouring Mills

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Stock Dying

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Dayton Correspondence

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Our Railroad

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[Cattle, sheep and stock of every description are reported as doing well]

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Eat Out

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Fruit Trees Killed

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Local Industry

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Fruit Trees

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Eggs

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Plant More Wheat

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Flour for Shipment

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Sale of a Pack Train

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Loss of Cattle

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Wool

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Grape Culture

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Early Vegetables

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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

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[Cheese is quoted in the San Francisco market reports at 12 1/2 @ 16 cents per pound.]

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[Hard times, and scarce a pound of butter to be had in the market for love or money.]

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Castor Oil Beans

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Sale of Land and Stock

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Butter Making

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What We Want

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Stock Sale

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The Pest

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Durham Stock

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Water Flume

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[The crickets are reported as making their appearance at various points along the foot]

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Government Contracts

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Immigrants

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The Grors

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[James Monaghan, Esq., is down from]

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Missing Cattle

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Crop Prospects

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Kootenai Items

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[James Monaghan]

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Southern California

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Cutting Hay

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A Sanitary Question

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Strawberries

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Fine Stallion

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Strawberries and Peas

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[The rains of Tuesday and Wednesday]

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The Later Rains

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Strawberries

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Shipment of Grain

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From Colville

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Joe Teal

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The Palouse Country

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Monster Egg

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June Apples

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Green corn

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[Grain has been injured]

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Failure of the Crops

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Hands Scarce

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The Advance in Wheat

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Buying Wheat

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Wheat Speculation

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Not Posted

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Land Speculation

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Fire

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Grain Market

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The No-Fence Law

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[Agricultural Society]

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Scarcity of Hands

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Dayton Letter

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Canned Meat

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Shipment of Grain

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Wheat Market

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[Wheat prices]

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Failure of Fruit

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Postponement

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Postponed

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Fruit Failure

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Fine Fruit

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[wheat market collapse]

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Union County Fair

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River Transportation

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Great Yield

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Missing Horses

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Walla Walla County Agricultural Society First Assessment

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Fair Postponed

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The Grange Blacksmith Shop

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Freight Charges

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Important to Farmers

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A Glut

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Grain Market

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From Colfax

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Sheep

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Railroad Freights

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The Fair

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Profits of Sheep Raising

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Agricultural Address

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Walla Walla Railroad Tariff

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Second Growth

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Delegates

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Agricultural Fair

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Fair Tickets

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District Court Summons.

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Well Named

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The First annual Fair

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The First Annual Fair

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District Court Summons

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Freights

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Shipment of Grain

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Strawberries and Blackberries

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Walla Walla Wine

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Fine Sheep

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Grain Market

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The Annual Fair

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The First Annual Fair

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Second Crop

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The Fair

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The First Annual Fair

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Flaxseed Crop

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Hop Culture

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Estray Law

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Shipment Of Grain

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More Fine Stock

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The Hog Crop

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Mild Weather

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[Wheat is quoted…]

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A Wonderful Wheat Country

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Small Potatoes

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Exports of Wheat and Flour

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Enterprise

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Standard Mill

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Cattle Buyer

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[An Iowa merchant writes…]

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Horses for Montana

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Stock

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The Wool Trade

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[The Standard Mills, A. McCalley…]

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Demand for Cattle

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Portland Market

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The Freight Question

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Dispirited

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Snake River Navigation

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Thoroughbred Horses

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[A. C. Masterson, residing four miles south…]

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Dry Creek

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Jockey Club

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[Hon. D. K. Pierce, in from the head of Dry Creek…]

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Stock for Sale

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[J. F. Abbott, who with his family spent…]

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[A. McCalley, Esq., proprietor of the Standard Mills…]

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Freight Charges

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The Freight Question

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Letter from Colville

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[Bellfounder, a horsse raised in this valley

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Sale of a Farm

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The Egg Trade

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[Grand Prince, the great chief of shorthorns]

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Centennial Year

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[Beef Cattle are advancing in price.]

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[A. H. Boomer, assistant superintendent of Northwest Stage Company]

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Cattle

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Bellfounder Colt

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Dairy Business

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Fruit

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Early Vegetables

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A Walla Walla Invention

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Grange Resolutions

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Blooded Horses

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Berkshire Hogs

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A Monster Calf

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[Dan Drumheller, a large stock operator]

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A Solid Farmer

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Strawberries

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The Crops

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What it Costs

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[The Strawberry Crop this season promises ot be]

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[Cherries, strawberries, peas and new potatoes]

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High Prices for Grain

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Agricultural Implements

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Drawn Off

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Farm Hands Wanted

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The High Lands

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The Crop

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Demand for Farms

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Implements

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Thoroughbreds

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Grain for the Centennial

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[Our Farmer Friends will read the communication]

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Genuine Bellfounder

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[S.B. Gail, Esq., editor of the Corry (Pa.) Republican]

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Shipping in Bulk

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Large Yield of Grain

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Farming Implements

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[Harvesting is now fairly begun, and machinery]

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Agricultural Machinery

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Fruit

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Sale fo Farm Machinery

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Low Prices

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Cucumbers

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Be Merciful to Your Beast

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[Watermelons in the garden of D.M. Jessie}

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Expeditious

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[Frank Orselli reports much damage to his grapes]

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Sugar

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[Hon. J.C. Smith has cut on his ranch and delivered}

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Fruit

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Singular Seed

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Cured Meats

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Low Figure

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[Mr. James Reynolds, who in company with]

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Walla Walla Wine

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Shipping Grain

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Wheat

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Expeditious

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Shipment of Flour and Grain

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[I.T. Reese, Esq.]

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Wheat

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Shipment of Wheat

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Produce

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Shipments

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Shipment of Wheat

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[The O.S.C.N. Co.]

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More Wheat

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Freights

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The Palouse Country

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Blackberry Wine

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More Wheat

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Freight Accumulating

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Wool

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Palestine Wheat

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Agricultural and Mining Items

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Glut of Grain

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Irrigation

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Fine Corn

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List of Premiums

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Whitman County Items

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Sorgum

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New Wheat

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Wheat

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Centennial Wheat

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Wheat

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Advance in Prices

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Walla Walla Flour

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Shipping Flour

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Shipment of Wheat

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How Producers Suffer

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Agricultural Machinery

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No Damage

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What Wheat is Worth in Astoria

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Rare Fruit

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Domestic Wines

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Plenty of Wheat

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Domestic Wines

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Shipment of Wheat

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Wheat

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Holding Wheat Back

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Quite a Difference

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Walla Walla Wheat

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State Fair Summary

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Wheat Prospects

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Damaged by Rain

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Astoria as a Shipping Point

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[Wheat is quoted…]

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[James S. Reynolds, Esq., of Umatilla county…]

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Hog Crop

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The Hog Crop

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No Fence Law

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Pays Well

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Wheat Advancing

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Wheat Returns

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Plowing

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Imported Stock

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Agrcultural Machinery

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[The pleasant weather still continues…]

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[The Standard Mill, A. McCalley & Son…]

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Wheat Crop

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Young Cattle

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Speed the Plow

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The Boats

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Plowing

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Wheat Market

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House-Made Wines

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Fine Beef

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Demand for Cattle

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Shipments of Wheat

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Early Boats

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A Rich Farmer

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Future Grain Crops

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Butter

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Our Wheat Crop

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Extensive Operations in Cattle

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Advance in Wheat

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Good Butter

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Our Grain Crops

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Fine Horses

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Way Up

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Cattle Movement

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Wheat Lands East of the Cascades

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[Hon. Dan Stewart, has returned from Whiteman county]

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[Heavy Rains]

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The Squirrel Pest

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Thoroughbred Bull

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The Plummer Fruit Dryers

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Premium List

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Fruit Dryer

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[The Premium List of the Walla Walla]

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Dried Potatoes

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[Chickens of the average boarding house]

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[Hon. B. L. Sherpstein, formerly of this city]

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Damage to Grain Crops

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[Hon. Dan Drumheller is again at his]

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Why?

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[Early Alexander Peach, full ripe]

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Marketing the Crops

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[Harvest is about to commence, and on]

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The Snake River District

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The Natches Pass

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Immense Yield

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Plummer Fruit Dryers

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Demand for Wheat

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Freights and Fares

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Shipping Wheat

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Freights and Fares

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Scarcity of Grain Sacks

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A Mistake

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A Decline in Price

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Recognized

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Agricultural Fair

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Third Annual Fair of the Walla Walla Agricultural Society

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Successful Farmers

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Price of Wheat

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[The Annual Fair, as announced, will]

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Premium Lists

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Half Rates to the Fair

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Extensive Sale of Sheep

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A Glut of Wheat

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Wheat Land Country

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Active Harvest Work

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What Is Said of Us

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Oregon State Fair

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A Glut of Grain

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Stopped Buying

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Specimens of Wheat

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Peaches and Grapes

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Wheat Market

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Rust

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Thanks

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Palestine Flour

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The Glut of Grain

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Great Yield

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The Annual Fair

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Poorly Cleaned Wheat

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Fast Freight

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Sale of Fine Sheep

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List of Premiums

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Sheep Running at Large

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Extensive Wheat Business

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The Agricultural Fair

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[The Wheat Market may fairly be described]

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Fair Grounds

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Not Buying

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[Grain by the thousands of tons still]

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For the State Fair

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Paradise Flour

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[Eggs just now are a scarce commodity,]

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The Wheat Market

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Eastern Washington

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The Shipment of Grain

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Hop Culture

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Agricultural Society

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The Fair Grounds

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[The Grain Market shows no special]

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Camas Prairie

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Grain Market

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[The Grain Market remains about as]

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Strawberries

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Strawberries

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Mammoth Potatoes

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Demand for Cattle

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Huge Team

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Raising Wheat

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[The Rains}

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Wallowa Valley Editor Bedrock Democrat

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Sale of a Stock Farm

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Fruit Trees and Shrubbery

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Percheron Horses

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Fine Stock Country

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[E. A. Hawley, chief of the great firm of[

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Diversified Industry

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[A Chance for Our Farmers to realize]

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Seeking Employment

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Blooded Horses

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Dried Fruits and Vegetables

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Recruits

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[Diseased Sheep are being sold in the]

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Our Grain Yield

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Importation of Plows

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[The Pioneer Oil Mills, at Salem Oregon]

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Heavy Frosts

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A Nuisance

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A Mammoth Grain Field

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[Lucien Wells, Esq., representative of John]

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Improvement of Stock

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Percheron-Norman Horses

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Norman Horses

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Tea Culture

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Too Much Poison

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Dayton Items

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The Palouse Country

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The Palouse Country

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Large Yield

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Cattle

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Address at the Annual Fair

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Stock Raising

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Some Egg

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Statistics

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Columbia County

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Walla Walla Statesman » 5/25/1878 » Page 3 » Column 1

Dr. Baker

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Palouse Country

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Crops

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Dayton Items

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Crops

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From the Palouse

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Umatilla Wool Clip

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[J. C. Smith, one of the most enterprising]

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Editorial Notes

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The Wool Question

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English Gooseberries

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Wheat Prospects

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Advance

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Wool Market

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Pleasant Homes

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{The Wool Market is lookin up,}

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The Wheat Market

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The Golden Harvest

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The Farmer Feeds Them All

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A Golden Harvest

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Grapes

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[The crop prospects in Great Britian are bad.]

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[Hon. A.G. Lloyd]

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Prospect of Better Tmes

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Stock Men

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Berkshire Pigs

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Walla Walla Cattle Drivers

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Plant Trees

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Grain Prospects

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Fine Stock

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The Wheat Market

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Good For Bunch Grass

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Fruit Prospects

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Walla Walla Statesman » 5/17/1879 » Page 1 » Column 7

Crop Prospects

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Imported Trotting Stallions

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Something Wrong

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Vegetables and Fruits

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Harvest

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Eureka Flat

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Fine Ranch

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Fine Wheat

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Brigand Colts

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Our Harvest

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A New Danger to Wheat

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The grain markets remains unchanged]

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The Yakima Country

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The Golden Belt

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[The Wheat crop]

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Fine Wool

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To Farmers

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An Indian Farmer

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Important

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A Walla Walla Farm

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/6/1879 » Page 2 » Column 3

The Upper Country

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Walla Walla Statesman » 9/20/1879 » Page 1 » Column 4

Fine Merino Bucks

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Grain Arrivals

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[Mr. Markham]

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Fine Sheep

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Grain Exposed

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Ploughing

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Wheat Seeding

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A Bargain

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That Wheat

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Our Exports

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Condition of Stock

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Plowing

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Bean Crop

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Sheep and Wool

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Outlook for 1880

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Horses and Cattle

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News From Cammas Prairie

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Fat Beef

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The City Dairy

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The Weather

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Fruit Plenty

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Plows Running

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Fife Wheat

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[The Oregonian was right]

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Wheat Sacks

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Rough in the Mountains

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Wheat Prospects

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Experiment With Winter Wheat

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Walla Walla Stock Breeders and Company

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Good Yield

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Chicken Ranch

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Beat it If You Can

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A Book for the Stock Farmer

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Poisoned Sheep

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Hard Times

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[At Albany, Oregon, wheat is selling]

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The Weather and other Things

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Union Flat

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[The Petaluma Courier]

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The Wheat Yield

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An Asiatic Visitor

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Walla Walla Statesman » 11/20/1880 » Page 3 » Column 4

Five Potatoes

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A Washington Farm

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Walla Walla Wheat

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Cattle Dying

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Sorghum

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Before Daybreak

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Fatness

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Is the Jig Up?

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Hard on cattle

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Good Showing

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Feeding Stock

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Does it Pay to Raise Wheat

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State and Territory

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Refust to Eat

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The Black Leg

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A Light Loss

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Prospects

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No So Bad After All

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Bad News from Crab Creek

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Not So Bad

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Agricultural Advice

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Master of the Field

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What Griffith's Valuation Means

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State and Territory

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Sheep

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Lots of Stock

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From Colfax

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Assotin

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Hard Luck

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The Spring Drive

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Cattle

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Cattle

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O. R. & N. Co's. Horses

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Our Country

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Farmers in Council

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A Word to Farmers

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Farmers Convention

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Yakima Items

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Our Wheat

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[Judge Crawford, Deputy District Attorney]

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Good Report

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Out of Butter

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The Cow Nuisance

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Diversity of Products

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Dayton Items

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Poisoned

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Loss of Stock

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Columbia County

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Grand Prince

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Business

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Sugar Beets

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Dissolved

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Cranberries

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Noted Valleys

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The Castor Bean

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Shipment of Wheat

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Closed

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Grass, Fruit and Grain

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How to be Self-Sustaining

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Waitsburg Notes

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The German Carp

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Wonderful Yield

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Correspondence

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Fruit

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Backward

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Speaks Well for Walla Walla

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Eureka Flat

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Eureka Flat

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A Whopper

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A Few Suggestions to the Agricultural Society

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Another "Cheerful Letter"

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Our Prospects

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Harvest Hands

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The Great Loss of Cattle

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[From the Crab Creek country]

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A Thirty Mile Ride

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The Weather and the Crops

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Wool

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Heavy Crops

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Foul Farms

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The Horse Epidemic

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Eureka Flat Wheat

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Cherries

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A Good Citizen

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Big

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Fine Farm For Sale

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Farmers Attention

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[The Oregon Improvement Co. is now prepared to receive samples of]

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Fine Specimens

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Harvesting

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Eureka Flat Wheat

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Good For Us

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Fine Corn

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Wheat

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Fine Fruit

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Clean Wheat

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Some Wheat

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Items From Cold Springs

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To the Board of Trade

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Not Yet

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Camas Prairie

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From Eureka Flat

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Some Apples

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Fruit

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Still Ahead

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Grain

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Fine Apples

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Pork

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Grain

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Good Yield

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Matter Calling for the Consideration of People East of the Cascades

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An Old Pioneer

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Some Hogs

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[The excellence of the flax grown in Oregon and Washington]

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French Town Ahead

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Fine Beef

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Ploughing

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The Patrons of Husbandry

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Geese on Eureka Flat

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Flax Culture

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The Wheat Market of 1981

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The Winged Wretches

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Our Fruits

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Our Wheat All Gone

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Mixed Husbandry

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Prospects for Peaches

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City of Sprague

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Undeveloped Resources

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A Hint to Wheat Shippers

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Wheat Shipments

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Cattle and Sheep

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It Is Well

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[There is said to be a band…]

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[As Walla Walla wheat and flour…]

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Increased Acreage

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Good News for Farmers

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Our Pataha Valley Weather

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The Prospects

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A New Move

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Good News. Wheat Direct to Puget Sound

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Elevators

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Think of It

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Honey

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Russell Creek Items

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Shutes

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Fruit Enemies

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Good Country

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[The shipment of Washington Territory…

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The Assotin Country

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Horse Disease

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Good Prospects

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Cattle

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Land Excitement

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Fruit

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Russell Creek Items

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Sound Items from the "Intelligencer"

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The Crops

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[It is thought that…]

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Across the Columbia

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Small Business

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The Northern Pacific Railroad

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Cattle

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Hop Crop

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An Extra

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Plenty of Wheat

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Clark's Fork

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A Worthy Example

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Pacific Northwest Wheat

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The Crops

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The Increase of Grain Crop

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Steam Traction Engine

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Fruit and Wool

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Solid Man

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[The advance in the price of meat]

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Mole Crickets

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Washington Crop Prospects

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Cherries

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Crickets Denied

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Wheat Sample

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Crops

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Tall Timothy

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Eat Plenty of Fruit

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Prospects for the Harvet

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Kill It

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A New Deal in Wheat

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All Wool

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Pregaring for the Harvest

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Alfalfa Growing

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Priest's Rapids

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The Meanest Yet

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Shameful Waste

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Grain Samples

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Make it a Success

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Gathering the Crops

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Send Us Samples

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The Harvest

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[The Post Intelligencer says:]

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Grain Samples

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The Wheat Market

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Walla Walla Honey

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Produce

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Walla Walla Crop Reports

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Large Potatoes

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From Umatilla County

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Increased Acreage

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Loss of Pasturage

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Fife Wheat

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From Mount Idaho

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Stock Raising

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Gravel Soil of Spokane

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At the Standard Mills

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Scarcity of Meat

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Blackleg

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Preparing for the Inevitable

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Demand for Better Farming

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Delegation for the Palouse Country

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Walla Walla Frutt and Grain

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Three Planting

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Anthrax or Blacking in Cattle

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The Future Meat Supply

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[Articles incorporation the Umatillia]

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Increase of Acreage

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Corn

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Sheep Farming

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The Walla Walla Valley

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Fruit Prospects

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Not Culture

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The Wheat Situation

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Land Sale

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Good Prospects Aboud

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[Jonathan Pettyjohn]

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A Place For All

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Improving Stock

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Peaches

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Sheep Scab

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The Weather and the Crops

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A Choice Spot

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Walla Walla Valley

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"Goose Wheat" in Oregon

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Damage to Fruit

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From New Zealand

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Feel Good

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Inexpensive But Valuable

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Hops

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Puget Sound

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Fine Horses

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Incorrect

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Spring Work

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[A Recent visit through a large]

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Right

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Good

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From Eureka Flat

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[The prospect for a prosperous year]

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The Okanogan Country

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Joyful and Jubilant

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The Crop of 82-3

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Forestry

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Cold Spring Country

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Jumbo

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Fruit Trees

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Winter Wheat

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The Wool Clip

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[Sergeant Smith, who has lived in this valley]

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No Peaches

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A New Hedge Plant

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Blooded Stock.

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Whinn Seed

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Strange Horses on the Range.

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The Walla Walla Wheat Market

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The Wheat Zone - Perpection Only in the North

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Valuable Horse Recovered

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Not a Blank

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Grass and Grain

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Eureka Flat

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The Coming Harvest

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[The Oregonian has the following to say]

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By a Large Majority

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Grain Reports from our Farmers

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The Crops Around Walla Walla

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Getting Ready

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Wheat Market

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Valuable Invention

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No Now

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What We Want

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Ritz's Ribaldry

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Sixty Bushels tot the Acre

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Grain Samples

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Is It To He "Soped" that Our Wheat Crop Will Fall Short!

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Jesse Drumheller's Farm, His Wheat, His Stock, and His "One Hoss Shay."

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What We Want

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A Threashing Machine Trial

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What We Want

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Another Straw

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What We Want

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A Threshing Story

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What We Want

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Wheat Market

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A Laughing Harvest

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Tall Grass

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The Wheat Market

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Good for the Fallon Brothers

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Portland Wool Market

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The Wheat Situation

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Wheat Market

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The Best Yet

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Score Another

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The Wheat Situation

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Harvest Fires

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The Boom Commenced

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A Feather in Our Cap

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Hi-Yu Clatawa

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Table

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The Prize Cup

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The Wheat Market

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Good Sound Sense

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Don't Want It

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Wool Meeting

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Tomatoes Rejected

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All's Well

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Mammoth Potatoes

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Fine Vegetables

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Wheat

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[Opening up of a trade...]

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[Heretofore the Central Pacific ...]

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For Minneapolis

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Perfection

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Frosty

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Up Country Requirements

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The Fence Question

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The Best Hotel

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From Colville

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Montana Shipments from Walla Walla

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Fruit and Wine from the Palouse

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Fall Sowing

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The "No-Fence" Law

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Scarcity of Farm Products

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Big Red Apples

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Portland Wool Market

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Mangold Wurtzels

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A Famous Locality

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Our Wheat in Minnesota

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Meeting of the Agricultural Society

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[The "Herd Law"]

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Wheat

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Exasperating

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Wheat Farming by Contract

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The Agricultural Society

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Fruit Culture

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Jealousy of Minneapolis Millers

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[Direct dispatches from Daluth]

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Wheat

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Fruit and Vegetable Shipment

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A New Invention

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The Wheat Gone

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A Large Eagle

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A Walla Walla Sheep Farm

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Our Happy Land of Canaan

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Herd Law

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Fruit and Timber Culture

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Fife Wheat

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The Weather and the Crops

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Raising While Wheat

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The Rains

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That Wheat Shipment

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Correct after All

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Crowded With Wheat

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Our Winter Beef

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From Camas Prairie

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Scientific Tests of Our Wheat

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A Sign of Prosperity

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Our Wheat

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Beef Experts

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Fruit Culture

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Yakima

[The Moxee Company]

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Backing His Opinion

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[The Kelso brothers…]

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[Another manufacturing enterprise…]

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Stock in the Big Bend

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Land for Fruit Culture -- What is Expected of Irrigation in Eastern Yakima

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Homes for All -- What an Eastern Magazine Says of the Great Yakima Country

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The Selah Ditch

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The Salt Cellar

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Beet Sugar -- Description of the Process of Manufacturing Throughout

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Glories of Washington -- Climate, Fertility, Scenery and Unvarying Seasons

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Local Brevities

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Bull Fighting in Yakima

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Local Brevities

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A Sure Way to Independence

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[Irrigation Districts Beneficial]

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Notes of News -- Brief Paragraphs Taken from the Telegraph Wires

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Horse Heaven

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Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees

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Local Brevities

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A Source of Prosperity

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Cigars from Yakima Tobacco

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[Prosser]

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[Yakima and Sugar Beets]

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A Big Transaction

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Lassoing a Mountain Lion

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The Culture of Tobacco

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Most Extensive Orchard in Washington

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[Purchase of Bellfounder Prince Colts]

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The Garden of Washington

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Cigars from Yakima Tobacco

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Increasing Capital Stock

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Another Big Irrigation Scheme

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Making a Hot-Bed

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God's Own -- The Incomprarable Climate and Rich Resources of Washington

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Horse Heaven Notes

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An Immense Fruit Crop Promised

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An Ample Fruit Market

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Like Magic -- Marvelous Growth of the Jewel City of Central Washington

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Promises of Prosperity

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The Big Bend -- Fertility of Its Soil and Variety of Its Resources

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Horse Restaurant

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Fruit in Plenty- Notwithstanding a Heavy Frost Yakima Will Have Greatest Fruit Crop in her History

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Local Brevities

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The March of Yakima -- Half a Million Cigars to be Made at Once

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Star of the West -- Washington Territory and Its Great Resources

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Prosser Prattle

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Money in Fruit Trees -- A Rich Source of Revenue When They Commence Bearing

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Yakima Adapted to Sorghum Sugar

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Stock Sale

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The Selah Ditch

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How About Yakima? Why, It's the Banner Section of Central Washington

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[Upcoming Census]

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Views Yakima with Favor -- How the Yakima Country Impressed and Captured a New Jerseyite

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The Metropolis of Central Washington

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Water from the Natcheez

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Samples of Corn for Distribution

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North Yakima -- The Great Agricultural Center of Washington

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Yakima in Reality -- A Correspondent Writes About the Town's Many Advantages

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A Dry Season

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A Good Showing

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An Opportunity for Yakima -- The Senate Committee on Arid Land Reclamation Coming This Way

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The Hop Industry -- A New York Grower Reviews the Situation in Yakima

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The Selah Ditch

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A Hop Melange

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From an Eminent Source

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Klickitat County Notes

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Prices for Produce

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Irrigation, Yakima's Life-Blood

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The Wheat Crop

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Another Big Irrigation Project

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Local Brevities

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Prizes for Produce

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[Yakima Agricultural Products]

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Anything But a Failure

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Builders of Irrigating Canals

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New Varieties of Wheat -- A Large Walla Walla Wheat Grower Experimenting …

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[Watermelon]

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Town Talk

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A Big Yield

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A World-Beater on Melons

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Hop-Growers' Association

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Yakima Fruit -- How It is Regarded on the Sound -- The Tacoma "Ledger" Interviews a Yakima Dealer

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The Visiting Senators Pleased

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Town Talk

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Shipping Notes

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What is Thought of Yakima

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[Oregon Melons Don't Compare to Yakima]

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The Garden of the Gods

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[Whitman County Agricultural Fair]

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First Shopment of Hops

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Local Brevities

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Timely Warning

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A Vast Irrigation Scheme -- all the Vacant Lands of the Great Yakima Country to be Watered

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Local Brevities

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Perils of Yakima Farming

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Reservation Open to Stockmen

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The Hops of Washington -- Some Interesting Figures -- A Veteran Airs His Knowledge

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North Yakima's Hospitality

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A Hospitable People

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Yakima Hops

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[ Tacoma Ledger: Walla Walla and North Yakima fruits…]

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[ According to the Localizer…]

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Scientific Farming

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Fine Fruits From Yakima

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A Million Dollar Canal

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Will Blossom at the Rose

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[A nephew of Gardiner Hubbard of Washington, D.C. …]

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[Irrigation has made Yakima country… ]

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[One proof of the Yakima pudding… ]

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["Where is the best land in Washington… ]

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The Lower Yakima Ditch

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Uncle Sam's Wards -- Washington's Shrewdest and Thriftiest Indians, the Yakimas

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Native Tobacco and Sugar

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Yakima Tobacco: An Account of the Culture of Tobacco in Washington

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[New Ditching Machine]

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Parker Precinct Wants a Bridge

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A $20,000 Irrigating Ditch

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Local Brevities

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The State Of Washington

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A Rich Section Of Country

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[More Local News]

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More Improved Stock

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To The "Mossbacks."

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The Horse Heaven Artisian Well

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Wonderful Washington -- She Has the Conditions and Products to Make Her Peerless

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The Hops Got There

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A Profitable Crop For Yakima

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White Bluff Stock

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The Hop Market Looking Up

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One Hundred Acres Of Fruit Trees

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Irrigation

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Chief Engineer's Report

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Yakima's Fertile Plains

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How The Cattle Are Faring

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Premiums For Fine Produce

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The Natcheez, Cowychee and Wide Hollow Ditch

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The Tietan and Wide Hollow

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The Hop Industry of 1889

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"Sweet Beulah Land"

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Strayed

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Heavy Losses Of Cattle

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Good News, If True

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Views of J.D. McIntyre

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Advocates Establishing Irrigation Districts

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[Regarding the various irrigation bills…]

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[Why would not an exclusive commission house pay in Yakima?]

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The Cattle Losses

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[There is something radically wrong…]

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Yakima's Greatest Need

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Stock Losses

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Testing Tea Culture in Yakima

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Another Model Farm For Yakima

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[The big trees of California]

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Tobacco Culture Most Profitable : Granger Wm. Ker of the Moxee Company Talks About Yakima…

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Big Bend Stock Losses

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For Sale

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An Enterprising Young Farmer

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[John Cleman is flattening]

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A Valuable Addition to Our Community

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Fruit Prospects

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[The fruit growers of Walla Walla]

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[The Moxee company has ordered a tobacco planting machine]

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[Dr. C.P. Wilcox of St. Paul, Minn.]

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[Misfortune never comes single handed.]

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[…great loss of stock…]

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Yakima Fruits Uninjured

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Hints and Helps for the Farmer

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[The lawn is assuming a beautiful green…]

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Increase of Orchard Acreage

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[Our farmers are waking up to…]

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Raspberries

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[The Moxee plantations…]

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[Tucker received a carload of oats]

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A Good-Sized Vegetable Garden

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Hop Market and Crops

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Effect of Tariff on Hops

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Beauties of Irrigation in Yakima

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[The fruit growers of Yakima…]

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Proof With The Assertion

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Fertile Selah Valley

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Judge Reavis on Yakima Watermelons

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Thinks the Wright Bill a Failure

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Eucalyptus Trees for Yakima

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North Yakima

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The Crops of Yakima County

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Washington Hop Outlook

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The Big Ditch

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Opened For Business

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[Captain J. H. Thomas]

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Bring In Your Exhibits

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Will Meet to Make Arrangements

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Yakima Will Hold A Fair

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Yakima Cigars in Quantity

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The Fair

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Hay Making

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A Call to Farmers and Stockmen

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Appointment of Additional Fair Committees

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How Farmers Will Be Cheated

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Marketing Fruit

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Big Shipment of Fruits

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[The commission house of Curtis & Lawrence…]

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[Hops are being contracted for her…]

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[Liberal money prizes are offered…]

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The Co-Operative Store A Success

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A Letter From Mr. Ker

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Hops Are Jumping

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Encouraging Yakima To Grow Cotton

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Fair Notes

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A Protest From Yakima

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The Hop Is King

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Hop Pickers Scarce and High Priced

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Hops and Hop Raising

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The Farmer's Voice

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We Are Melon Raisers

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The Latest Hop News

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Yakima at the Exposition

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The Shipment of Fowls Profitable

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Fooled The Farmer

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At The Spokane Exposition

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[Waterville Immigrant]

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Money for Wheat and Hops

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A Big Increase In Orchard Area

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[Mr. Joseph Werm]

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Yakima at the Exposition

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A Good Record

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Small Farms

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Valuable Product For Dry Lands

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Will Send A Display Car East

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[Mr. Langert, who was formerly …]

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No Fears Of Winter

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E. Meeker's Hop Circular

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The Klickitat Wheat Blockade

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The Orchard Of The Northwest

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Awarded a Gold Medal

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Inviting To Gardeners

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Notice

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County Commissioners' Proceedings -- Organization of the Dell Haven Irrigation District …

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Notice

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Farmers' Alliance to be Organized

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Irrigation Work Suspended for Two Months

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Notice of Special Election

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Notice of Application and Petition to Organize an Irrigating District

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Notice of Application and Petition to Organize an Irrigating District

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Local Brevities

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[Yakima Potatoes]

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New Industry for Yakima

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Small Slices of Local News - Items Gathered in and About North Yakima …

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Beans From Yakima

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Mayor Nichols Interviewed -As Attorney for the N.P., Yakima & Kittitas Irrigation Company …

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Election Notice

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County commissioners- Proceedings -- Appointment of Road Supervisors - The Ex-Treasurer's Deficit

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Fruit Prospects Never Brighter

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[Cowychee and Wide Hollow Irrigation District]

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What Our State Solons have Done - Bills Brought Forth by Legislative Labors

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Kittitas Maintains Her Lead - More Fine Stock Added to Her Magnificent Collection

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[Yakima Potatoes a Marvel]

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An Important Water Right Decision

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Local Brevities

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County Commissioners Proceedings

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Contractors Inspecting Irrigation Work

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Remedy for Insect Pests

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[Yakimans Should Plant Trees]

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Yakima Fair Assocaiton

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Yakima Secures Glen Dudley

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[County Fair]

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Argument for the Location of the Agricultural Colege and School of Science at Yakima

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Local Brevities

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Yakima is the Favorite - Unbiased Views Regarding the Location of the Agricultural College

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[Yakima for Agricultural College]

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This Is Official - Glad Tidings for All - Active Work to be at Once Commenced on the Big Ditch

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Agricultural Fair Stock Books Open

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The Agricultural College

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This Beats the World - Yakima to Have the Greatest System of Irrigating Canals Known …

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[Short Crop in Kittitas]

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Yakima Captures the Bun

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Yakima Helps Herself

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Another Feasible Ditch Project

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A Model Stock Farm - A Band of The Smallest Shetland Ponies in the World ..

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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Sheep Men are Happy

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Gratifying Reports of the Fruit Crop

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Yakima the Banner Hop District

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Fred Reed' Confidence in Yakima

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Reduction in Express Tariff

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Poetry - Anent the Ditches

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[Paper from Hop Vines]

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Another Big Irrigation Enterprise - Fifteen Thousand Acres of Arid Land to be Reclaimed …

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Tacoma Market - Reported for the Herald

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Californians Will be Invited to Settle Yakima County

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Local Brevities

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Yakima to be Extensively Advertised

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Tacoma Markets - Reported for the Herald

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Local Brevities

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[Lesh as Immigration Agent for NP & Yakima Irrigation]

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Heavy Sale of Cattle

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[Lawsuit Settled]

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[Ants Ravage Hops]

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Irrigation Matters

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[Why is Walla Walla Shipping more Fruit?]

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[Hop Vines Safe]

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Solution of the Irrigation Problem

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Tacoma Markets

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Local Brevities

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Kittitas County News - Thomas Johnson Brings Suit for Libel - a Case of Infanticide …

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Tacoma Markets

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Tacoma markets

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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No Pests in Yakima

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Tacoma markets

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Cullings About the Crops - Yakima is Blooming …

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The Cricket Pest

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Ezra Meeker

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The First of the Season

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Tacoma Markets

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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Local Brevities

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Tacoma Markets

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[Oysters in South Bend]

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To Reclaim Arid Land - Agent Nimme's Report on the Districts to be made Fruitful

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The Great State of Washington - Flotsam and Jetsam of News Gathered From the Various Nooks …

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Hop Culture in Yakima

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Tacoma Markets

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[Irrigation Pumps Sold]

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Local Brevities

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[Moxee Boring Continues]

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[New Hop Company]

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Tacoma Markets

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Irrigation District Bonds

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[Miscellaneous Local News]

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Reports from Hop Centers - Sheep as Destroyes or Hop Lice …

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They Are After Our Indians Again

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Local Brevities

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[Dairy and Beef to become leading industry]

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Washington State Fair Association

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Tacoma Markets

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[The importance to Yakima of the investigations]

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A Voice From Seattle

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[The commercial agent …at Limoges]

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Yakima's Glowing Hop Prospects

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The Fertile Soil of Washington

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Col. L. S. Howlett Honored

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Pointers About Watermelons

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Cheap Irrigation

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Tacoma News [peach orchards]

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Melons and Melon Crops

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[Mr. Simpson has acres of onions]

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A World-Beater

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Success At Last Is Ours

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Capt. J.H. Thomas Will Serve

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[C. H. Haines…taking views of big ditch]

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Settlers Enter A Protest

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[John A. Stone arrived]

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How Are The Crops?

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The Great Moxee Valley

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Enemies of the Hop Louse

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Yakima Showing Up In Good Shape

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Artesian Irrigation

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A Happy Outlook

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Moses Discounted

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Judge Calkins Is Talking

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Carlisle Mercury

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[Tacoma Globe: Work upon the great ditch below North Yakima]

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Thrives On The Hop Louse

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Yakima's Artesian Wells

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Yakima Claims The Penant

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Fruitful Yakima Valley

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[Yakima's Display]

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[Seattle-Yakima Alliance]

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[Judge Weed Pines for Yakima.]

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Tacoma Markets

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After the Scalps of Sheep Herders

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Fertile Yakima Valley

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Hop Notes

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Strawberries In October

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[Spokane Review: It is said over 600 acres…]

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Irrigated Lands

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Yakima's Artesian Water

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Reclaiming Arid Lands

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The Key-Note Sounded

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The Fertile Selah Valley

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[Lands reclaimed by irrigation…]

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Points About Hops

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The San Jose Scale

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The Land of Hops

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The Hop Industry

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Cattle To Eat Our Alfalfa

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The Artesian People's Model Farm

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Yakima Hops Have No Equal

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Yakima Apples For Prince Bismarck

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Fred R. Reed Has His Say

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State Alliance Convention

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Hop News

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Fred Parker Interviewed

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[Hop buyers who mark out the Yakima brand]

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[Among those who are putting out new or accitional acres of hps]

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Fred R. Reed's Budget Of News

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Hoodwinking The Hop Grower

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Yakima's Wealth Producing Soil

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Remarkable Growth

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[George Vandoren, of Seattle, and Simpson bought 160 acres…]

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Another Big Ditch Contract Let

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Hop Growers Flocking To Yakima

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[The best wines produced from volcanic soils]

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Will Irrigate The Raisin Belt

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From the Palouse River

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[Milk dealers are greatly perturbed…]

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[The Tacoma Globe, on alfalfa…]

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[Last fall the countenances of the hay farmers…]

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The Spouting Artesian Wells

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[The question of water for irrigating…]

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Yakima's Irrigation Work

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[On Saturday last J. M. Ogle, proprietor…]

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[Commodore J. N. Roberts, of Boston…]

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[Captain C.S. Prowell, of Ellensburgh…]

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[Corn as a crop in Washington]

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General Freight Agent S. L. Moore

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[The mongoose, a carniverous mammal]

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The Evergreen State

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When to Sell Your Hops

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[Scientific American: Census bulletin…]

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[An important discovery concerning the hop louse…]

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Yakima The Hop Center

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[Manger & Henley, hop factors…]

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[Prof. Riley, United States entomologist]

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[Puyallup Commerce: "Good-bye, Mr. Hop Louse"

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[Slaughter Sun: It has been a difficult matter…]

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Facts And Figures Wanted

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[Spokane Review: It is estimated that the hop acreage…]

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[Henry Bucey, of Tacoma..on hop lice]

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The Banner Hop District

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With Speeches, Music And Anvil Firing

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The Yakima Ditch

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The New Movement

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[One of the results of Gardner G. Hubbard's visit…]

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Prune Orchard

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Natural Sage Brush Land

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Alfalfa Field

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Water Crowned King [continued from page1]

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Peach Tree

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Grape Vine

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The Spouting Wells Of Yakima

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Water Crowned King

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Apple Tree

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Hop Avenue, Moxee

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Collection Of Yakima Products

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Prune Tree

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Pear Tree

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Late Reports Regarding Hops

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Badly Located

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[Farmers and others who are engaged in…]

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Will Irrigate The Wenas

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The Latest Hop Reports

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New Movement of Royal Prosperity

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Around Fertile Yakima

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The Herald's Hop Report

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The Herald's Weekly Hop Report

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[D.E. Lesh has reported a new peach tree pest]

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D. P. Ballard An Apostle of Irrigation

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Preparing For Extensive Advertising

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Betting Against The Farmer

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Important Meeting of Horticulturists

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The Hop Growers In Convention

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[An international correspondent speaking of the famous English brewery…]

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The Great Yakima Valley

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State Horticultural Society Organized

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Reclaiming The Desert

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[The hop growers of Puyallup…]

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Artesian Irrigation

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Hop Acreage of Yakima County

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The Advantage Of An Association

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The Producers Opportunity

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Notice to Producers

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Hop Report From Oregon

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Latest Regarding Hops

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[It was asked how the hop aphis breathed…]

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[Puyallup Commerce: …no hop lice in Yakima]

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[C.H. Schmidt, representing the large dairy]

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[There is little doubt but that offers of 25 cents]

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[The English syndicate …breweries]

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The Latest-Hop News

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[W.H. Steele will begin the picking]

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[Hop picking is now general through-out the county]

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Yakima Herald » 9/15/1892 » Page 3 » Column 2

[Post-Intelligencer: The time is coming]

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Yakima Herald » 10/6/1892 » Page 2 » Column 2

Irrigation In Eastern Washington

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Yakima Herald » 10/6/1892 » Page 2 » Column 2

Pasco News

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Yakima Herald » 10/20/1892 » Page 4 » Column 2

Brief News Notes About Hops

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Yakima Herald » 10/27/1892 » Page 1 » Column 6

[That irrigation works for Yakima]

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Yakima Herald » 10/27/1892 » Page 3 » Column 3

Stacy Gets the Big Ditch Contract

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Yakima Herald » 11/3/1892 » Page 3 » Column 3

Pleased With Our Fruit

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Yakima Herald » 11/17/1892 » Page 2 » Column 5

Hop Interests of Yakima

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Yakima Herald » 11/24/1892 » Page 2 » Column 3

Yakima to Have a Creamery

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Yakima Herald » 12/1/1892 » Page 3 » Column 4

Hints for the Hop Grower

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Yakima Herald » 12/1/1892 » Page 1 » Column 6

A Quiet Hop Market

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Yakima Herald » 12/29/1892 » Page 1 » Column 4

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