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a favorite spot for the hunting
expeditions of the younger boys
in the pioneer days of Portland.
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the city, as far. as Guilds lake, to
hunt for ducks at those seasons
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: By Frank A. Clarvoe
THE Eastern mind has diffi
culty in grasping the fact
that the West and Far West
territories of these United States
' have landmarks and scenic spots
:i fully as interesting as those to
; be found nearer the shores ' of
the Atlantic, and are hard put
to it to conceive of. any histori
cal points outside the 13 original
: colonies and their immediate
territories that might be worthy
; of transcription' upon the page3
of ' national histor"
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