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4 stories matching barn

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  1. Puyallup Man Re-committed to State Asylum Following Breakdown

    A young man who struggled after a wilderness ordeal is returned to Western State Hospital after his mother reports fear for her safety.

    Apr 9, 1904The Tacoma TimesPuyallup, Pierce County

  2. The Desperate Plea of a Starving Squatter

    A man living in an abandoned log house on the Puyallup reservation describes the violent standoff that led to his arrest and the shooting of a local sheriff.

    Apr 30, 1904The Tacoma TimesPuyallup, Pierce CountyHousing & Rent · True Crime

  3. The Pioneer Silo Movement in Puyallup

    A local farmer fights to modernize dairy production in the Puyallup Valley, navigating wet soil, crop selection, and the skepticism of neighboring dairymen.

    Jul 3, 1887Seattle Daily Post-IntelligencerPuyallup, Pierce County

  4. The Day Farmers Blew Up a Dam

    In a bold act of agrarian rebellion on the Fourth of July, Stuck River farmers used dynamite to destroy the White River dam, draining the muck and reclaiming their land.

    Jul 5, 1899The Seattle StarPuyallup, Pierce CountyFollow the Money · Gone Forever

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