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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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oted to agriculture, is 460 feet in length and 210 commemorates the acquisition of the only territory ever gigantic log house—the largest of the kind ever feet in width. It is rendered conspicuous by the large annexed to the United States by the right of. discovery. erected. It exemplifies in its… … land, on the banks of the Wil- nade of large hemlocks. The The Palace of Oriental Exhibits. upper part of the building is lamette River, that here 430 acres have been laid out for the purpose, making an sheathed with cedar bark shingles laid 18 inches to the vilions intended for more elaborate…

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