The Laughable Feast
Eric StromquistAn all-you-can-read buffet of sometimes sad, occasionally poignant, accidentally profound, but mostly humorous takes on modern life.
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A Very Brief & Mostly True History of Astoria – Part 7 of 9
1940s
World War II changed the character and purpose of Astoria as world wars often do. Women became the workforce that kept the town alive and proved conclusively they do more work than men. The Column was closed to the public in 1941 and...
A Very Brief & Mostly True History of Astoria – Part 6 of 9
1920s
The 1920 U.S. Census listed Astoria with 14,027 residents, the most it had ever boasted, which you don’t generally think of cities doing, and as it turns out maybe the most it will ever boast of. Preying on post-war paranoia and pove...
A Very Brief & Mostly True History of Astoria – Part 5 of 9
1890s
All the debauchery in Astoria during the 1870s and 1880s, not to mention the rotten fish smell, did not make prim, proper and prominent townspeople very happy, but by 1890 much of it had been cleaned up thanks to the efforts of none...
A Very Brief & Mostly True History of Astoria – Part 4 of 9
1860s
As the new decade dawned, which you don’t generally think of decades doing, the permanent population of Astoria was only about 250 people, although seasonal workers in the timber and fishing industries sometimes raised the number ten...
A Very Brief & Mostly True History of Astoria – Part 3 of 9
1840s
In the 1840s, after a couple of really slow decades, things started to heat up and when the Oregon Trail was widened to four lanes with clean rest areas, pioneer settlers began arriving in droves. Which is surprising because we’ve al...
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