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Episode 3537, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2018, by Gail Fiorini-Jenner

Episode		As It Was Stories by Carol Barrett
234	Prehistoric Horses	In the Prehistoric section of the
233	Fossils	In the Prehistoric section of the
232	Ice Age	In the Prehistoric section of the
231	Mesozoic Era	In the Prehistoric section of the
230	Rain Rock, Fort Jones	In the Native Americans section of
229	Tule Lake Lava Beds	In the Native Americans section of
228	Captain Jack, Modoc	In the Native Americans section of
227	Chief John, Umpqua	In the Native Americans section of
226	John Beeson	In the Native Americans section of
225	Fort Ter-Waw, Klamath River	In the Native Americans section of
224	Wintu Women	In the Native Americans section of
223	Andrew Smith, Rogue Indian	In the Native Americans section of
222	Treaty of Table Rock	In the Native Americans section of
221	Soldier's Sympathy, anonymous letter by soldier lament for Rogue River Indians	In the Native Americans section of
220	Captain Crosby's Retaliation	In the Native Americans section of

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Early Pioneer Lives for Years in Shasta, Calif., Region

Watchmaker Pieces Together Old Clock and Player Organ

Schoolhouse Converted to Rental Apartments in Wedderburn, Ore.

Benjamin F. Washington Publishes in Northern California

Place Names Honor Solitary Applegate Prospector

Southern Oregon Towns Experiment with Acoustic Telephones

Once Bustling Mill Town of Upton, Calif., Has Short Life

Bank Robbers Randomly Kill 17 in Sailors’ Diggings, Ore.

Newspaper Offers Glimpse of Early South Coast Life

Steamer Links Klamath Falls to Fort Klamath via Wood River

McCormick Saeltzer Co. Becomes Redding’s Major Retailer

Indian Killer Builds Kelsey National Recreation Trail

Girl from the Bronx Moves to Lakeview, Ore.

Trained Teacher/Lawyer Excels at Stunt Flying

Etta Soulé Grows Up in Little Shasta Valley, Calif.

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