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Monthly Archives: July 2025
Lassoing Prunes: Introducing Historic Oregon Law
I’m not sure what really happened in Oregon. I’m missing context. Although Amanda Mathews’ prune ranch was not the most fascinating aspect of her life, her orchard and that she lived in Michigan were all family tradition recalled.[1]
